Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1949 — Page 14

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. Trojans Staved Off Defeat in Last

Thrill

5 Minutes With Pure Courage

GLENN SCOBIE (POP) WARNER

1805- 1897-1888, Carlisle Cornell, 1904-1906, Carlisle, 1907-1914, Pittsburgh, Stanford, 1924-1932, Temple, 1933-1033, San Jose State, 1938-1840

1947, seven years after his

Indians, 1899-1908, 1915-1928,

from was honored by the Touchdown Club of New York for his excellent

A es the ame he Toved.

Warner's victories were many and his football innovations

lasting. He is credited with inv tions and plays than any other

and installing more formaHe invented the single and |

double-wingback formations, the crouching start, and the clipping block, among other defensive and offensive maneuvers, and these will live forever along with the name of Warner in football. Zhe caseer of Pop Warner befall aa 3 Juirg on Cornell's teams

of 1802, 1893 and 1804, He won honorable mention on

the last of those elevens and

alter Camp's original All-America |

that year. His thirteen years of coaching the Carlisle Indians pro- | duced some of the greatest stories ever written in fqothall. He coached the mighty Jim Thorpe, regarded by many as the outstanding football player of all time, and his other Indian stars—

all At 1015 through part of 1919.

auseka-Prince-Seneca-Hudson-Johnson-Exedine-Guyon-Welch — inseribe an unusual chapter in the history of the gridiron. h, he won 33 games without a defeat or a tie from |

Stanford's football glory dates with the arrival of Warner in 1924, It was there that he brought | Josth and developed the great

Ernie Nevers, who is classed wi fullbacks.

rpe among the all-time

Warner was a showman as well as a football coach—a pioneer

Whelept up Wit the Hmes,

Cincinnati | Reds Sign

Luke Sewell as Manager

Club President Expects ‘Great Things’ During 2-Year Term of Former Catcher

Luke Sewell, former coach of the Cincinnati Reds, has been named Reds’ manager to replace Bucky Walters. Luke (center), is pictured with club prexy Warren Giles (left), and Powell Crosley, <awnet .

Luke Takes Cincinnati Helm

CINCINNATL O., Oct. 24 (UP)—The Cincinnati Reds had a new header over the Fall Creek Ath- tn mith. brother. oR td

THIS WAS a “pane I didn’t win Wt atu 6 years of waiters, who recently was dis. coaching I still call it my greatest day in football.

1 can't forget that game against California in 1924. It was perhaps a new era in football for me, and for Stanford,

too, where I now make my home.

I came to Stanford as head coach with a tough job ahead of me, Stanford Wa8 ond-around and, when two Jays

liam Smith, ee , manager today in dapper Luke Sewell, an old hand at teaching|letics, 6 to 3 and 7 to 1. {mith Hada. nd ys Eells ad i SERVICE COLORED: double front rm oF %| Tom Beatty homered for the cits aur srandehildren; = an AD Ol Coal snd Gus Purnsees * with kitchen Driv. TA-881. | second-division ball clubs pennant tricks. Farm Bureau in the first inning) Boies te. Sunday. as ae n uRera CM C00 | Sewell, only man ever to lead the St, Louis Browns to a pen-iand Les Neal collected a circuit! mL ed mc - ff i |23 East | [nant signed a two-year contract last night to pilot the Reds inblow in the nightcap for the; WH —John_Wi The Suck ar we JAVE Abs REPAIR SAAS. ATT. | INT Nowa. rs 1950 and 1951. The good-looking 48-year-old former American Bureau. The winners blasted 21 white. Cats oe res, Pe | eneibvad, 36 cach. TR-7186 a TTT oT Tr EAS b, League catcher succeeds Bucky | hita In the two games. lees 2o€ Wn hipect. Tatars, 1 FURNACES + ari, Red 8350. EASTERN. 34b—atiruc, fight. excel all Creek "000 oo—3 8 LR lend invited. Burial Newifurnaces and oll burners serviced. ; yy. Sa SLE E Crook, StiehRCK Hi me St IE HE HL Es Rev ep pegs nsen An er: vie : 8 it bath, innerspring.. Gir i |in seventh place. ad (Second Pg or 5 Mat ce, bio d heate a Stor Tyrnaces. 558 2m fot we x T Nice Ig ght reom Not only did Sewell have 2 an cy Tek vos 303 1 3! REE ait, 845 a rr an Ri‘ Pres est Miler | OA A Dy oa ear | new two-year contract today, but In Moore and Schoter; 10g 30 hdd i #3 altar Du uw tho. AT-266 a heart-warming ssadol om steer, "REPAIRED. MA-4961. OAK

weak, woefully weak, and had failed to gain, they called

been the doormat of the Pacific Coast Conference for some) time. The year 1924 was my firstivicinity and Shipkey was sure to there and it was my mis- catch it, He would have made a

fortune California

by Edward Walker, a substitute

{ward receiver I ever coached.

to arrive at a time when great ball carrier if he had been the Toot placed in the backfield. ” ”

. t off a high, wobbly pass alifornia men were on top of Shipkey as the ball approached but Ted jumped in the |alr with an amazing spring. He

WALKER . Two

crashed into Cockey Brown,

oper of spiked shoes, today was named American League rookie {of tha year by The Sporting News,

halfbask who had played end a national baseball weekly.

season and was only little passing ability. They did it on pure courage

to have

Don Newcombe, Negro pitcher

for the Brooklyn Dodgers, was g and chosen as the outstanding Nadetermination. Few teams ne would! tional League rookie by the same

continue to fight against such|poll of baseball writers.

odds with only five minutes of Jiay dad ture touchdowns to maj, f1sid, n.,

R Lun Big Reg Ward 1,

after California was forced to|led his team with 92 runs batted kick. Solomon brought the puntiin, 16 home runs and batted .308 back 15 yards and then caught a The Sporting News said Sievers to put the ball on the 20. Jim now has a price tag of $200,000-0n WSOn Tan seven more on

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pass to Ted Shipkey, the Ml yy Throw a pass anywhere in his

ere against humped into the other California ua. Our great halfback that year.man but caught tho ball miracuCleveland, around whom!ously for a touchdown. Cuddeback kicked the goal and it was California 20, Stanford 13.

club President Warren well, | “We know Luke as a well-edu-cated, intelligent person with a 2 fine background and successful experience,” Giles declared, has an outstanding record as a major league coach, player and’ both rolling in the Packard Indimanager.

“He!

‘Did Miraculous Job’

“He did almost a miraculous job with the St. Louis Browns bath keglers last night. and did a fine job here as coach. He knows our ball club and we are confident he will do. a great job, ”

Sewell, who served as coach

under Walters this year, equally pleased about his appoint- 55, ment but somewhat less voluble.

Sievers jumped from the Spring-|: club of the Class B Three-I League last spring to a started from midfield regular job with the Browns. He

Marshall Hawkins A native of Huntington, W. |

Va. 25-year-old Marshall Hawkins had his college bas.

ketball experience with the Uni. !

versity of Tennessee, He was one of the leading scorers at the university until his graduation in 1948, : He began his professional career last season with the Oshkosh All-Stars, winners of the National League's western division, Marshall finished his first pro season as high scorer for the All-Stars, piling up-»

| total of 516 points.

War II,

ward with the Olympians.

He is a veteran of World having served 32 months as navigator with the

U. 8. Air Force. He has seen '

some action thus far at for-

Bob Bernhardt Leads

In Junior League By GENE LAWSON

» Speedway at Pike Township, 8 pm Ww vs. Terre Haute

Southport at Columbus, 8 p. m.

SATURDAY

Deaf Schoo! at Jacksonville, IIL,

Deaf Scheel, 2 p. m.

Noblesville at Crispus Auch, ie

2:30 p. m. Sacred Heart vs.

at CYO, 2 pm. OCTOBER 31 Franklin, Ind, at Ben Davis Erown

| (Rescheduled from Oct. 21).

Speedway at Beech Grove,

|p. m. (Rescheduled from Oet. 21

(Farm Bureau Nine ‘Sweeps Doubleheader

The

Tag-Team Match Tops Mat Card

A tag-tean match will head- = line the weekly wrestling card in

Bob Crook and Pat Striebeck,'the Armory.

an all

Crook led the entire field as he put together games of 230, 222

was a tie for the second slot as Harry Jackson and Carol Nole was toch posted sets of 636. Jackson got his at the | Grady plant in the Holy Spirit “p mixed loop while Nole compiled Ab jhe nappieat man i Coy a similar figure in the Fountain ™ e lea ue. ing from his contract-signing con-! Square Tavern miged leag

Pat Striebeck, Pack. Indpls, Tillie Jardina, Pack. Indpls, .. 839 Martha Hon, Sunday Night (mixed) 807

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Grissle, Barbara Felland, Riviera Cont (mxd).470 Aleen Holcombe. Sunday Night (mxd).452 Sarena Mcllvain, Serv. Hndcp. (mxd) .441

apolis mixed circuit at Tentral eys, set the pace among Sab-

d 193 for a set of 645. There

Pritchett-Hunt-

Place One, Two

The match will bring together Sk Mike and Ben Sharp, Canada’s } p02 ¥. Meridian SL prin oR wrestling brothers, battling Wild Furia] | Was

Bill Longson of Salt Lake City

and Ivan Rasputin of Russia. It will be for two falls with a 90-

minute time limit.

Whitey Whittier will meet Pete | yw in my Peterson for one fall in the sup-

porting bout.

Shortridge Player Hurt

Rufus Marks, Shortridge High School fullback, who was injured

in the Shortridge - Washingto:

game Saturday night, suffered

(mixed) ..551 ixed) . , 33!

(Women)

oebe Cary, Del. Twilight (mixed). 408 mixed), 48]

Stevanson. Ski-High Jr...... 319

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ER. sisted he . Just a few minutes left, Cali-|ference with Giles. “I worked) 28 Rooms With Board land had played two minutes In & oi kicked off. We los closely with the R 3 1 Pat Striebeck and Tillie Jardina|3trained ligament instead of a| 3 Funeral Pic HU-3482, after | brs. Fn sme freshman His loss, coupled off, We lost the ball y e Reds last sea fractured shoulder as previously T, 808 N.—Constant hot water. | that game. ‘fullback but got it back in an exchange of son and know the club has great placed one, two among the women reported. Marks will not be able ion <F NELS, FUNERAL HOMES | TT LIGNT INT HAULING i next bath, lge. closet. with that of our mighty fUUPAck punts. It was Stanford's ball, first| possibilities.” \who competed. Miss Striebeck|, "oy oction Friday night against|$3 W. ith st. BE-3008| 0S ADen, Burm 0 Nice home - Ernle Nevers, be.| 00D And 95 yards to go—not an “I'm the happiest man In Cin-|chalked up a mark of 551 in the ,, io con but will complete the FARLEY FUNERAL Bal vs, LE ot old p od -5268. two broken ankles the week altogether encouraging picture cinnacl,” he beamed after emerg-| {Packard circuit to lead the pacK.|qeason 1004 Ww: Moria MA-1334 wag ure. bacgase rie ae 1900 = Mot peri —are fore, handicapped us severly. with the clock whirling faster to-|Ing from his contract-signing con- The latter rolled in the same loop) Cd Aubin IR GENEEAL WAU " a on wor. Shi FR 7688. | California was a heavy favorite, wards the final whistl ference with Giles. “I worked and netted a mark of 539. The a Eh Trash or anythin me, | 0 TNIQN, siiractive Tame: sles eae: hice| and few, if any. gave us a chancel Solomon picked . seven closely with the Reds last sea. only other feminine kegler to Basketball Notes BERT $. GADD rai Ay esis lea? to down the Or sven come|through center and Cliff Hey|son and know the club has great break “500” was Martha Fom,| openings are stil avatiable at pect_8t -6049|STAKE TRUCK (new), hire with| PERMANENT close. We had no plan of attack reeled off 32 yards more on & fake possibilities.” |with her 507 set. She bowled in| { Heart 6 New Augusta in Whe sporuemar's n GRINSTEINER'S aoyeri 99 anyplace. TA-T129, eve- I nome for elderly men and. Women. DRI —————— other than to do our best and we reverse. On another full spinner, Red N $ | |the Sunday Night mixed loop at aniry ao hie a Toe wil New_York 74 [PAINTING — ar. | Hursds care. IR-2882. - started with a vigor that even Hey made 10 more but only sec- $ ot tor Sa ® |Jess Pritchett’s. a a are on tap tonight - a A NERRMANN payment. 3 py to pay. empl. oe DoATe. ntranee: a. surprised me. Stanford kicked two/onds remained now—and only one] CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 24 (uP) In the Ski-High Junior (mixed) LC portaman’s Store. warm-up outne Fr Set Le a. | eas Workmanship sust. “H1-781. on ng house. Ro siser Js Josie from the fleld in the first/thing to do. Walker faded back|—Powell Crosley Jr. controling league, which operates at 10 frm The schedule in Toliows: Pu : —NISEY TTT 4 mserior a bienier MA Aatas [MO 8 care, for ehildr 2% to lead California, 8 to 0.'and shot an eight-yard pass to/owner of the Cincinnati Reds, said orning at} vi. Greenwood "i detjerson. Hote TE oe referred. Near Tyndall o'clock each Saturday morning at/w. i:ghY Leva OD A, N. Delaware St. vainting I roene. oo age, foo Be omni, icked, Welt Dufdoback wit just two sscondsitoday that bis stock “a mot for the Fountain Square sileys, Hob Nased ONES WORT Le orgy Peser buick and sens Eo gree TE ere was no stopping e- sale.” Bernhardt set the pace among the| «ghefield Chapel” | 1702 Hall Pl. HI the other a titanic boot from the back, whose kicking had kept us| Commenting on a report from, boys with a 569 mark. One of his ‘Golf Notes Ambulance Service a Suing 23 or GARE Tor oFild, "oS ions Pe 41.734 line, halt in the game. He raced for the Boston that Joe McCarthy, man- {games was a 200 count. Mary E.! nu, cotvit was elected president of 4296 Shanpy G1 SAT) 11-0162 a ET a CARE ‘for children 5 children 8, das; ys; 3 meals, in the second « Cali touchdown, and with everything ager of the Boston Red Sox, was Stevanson led the girls with a Se-|the Sareh Shank Golf Club Saturday “Home of Personal Service" PARRA Ge ho | 3200.8 week FR-316 fornia roared to thres toushdowns hinging on Cuddeback's kick—hedickering for purchase of the ries of 319. The highest game Uiblaier ost Bint uns Secs JORDAN FUNERAL HOME. | OTHER on A 08 ns in fo Sucossaion, They shook §ood—the game was tied. |Reds, Crosley sald he had re-| turned in during the league was a resident” snd Ken Ho dts Yes chosen Ambulance Service FASTENING = ik oy. Eo on ace Waniradiqa an was & hall guns gisatericeived ne offer to purehase cofi- 20 score volled by Jack Gale, “ sn Bot ica. r-es| Beer Plastering, AT-6818 | 29 Housekeeping Rooms another on a Pass from Dixon 10| coaching, We. won {hres Confer-|or any agent of McCarthy. |, We sowixs oem | | Death Notices SHIRLEY BROS. PLUMBING —OA, A818 | "ah omni oll al Tmhy, and smashed savagely.'ence crowns at Stanford later and| “In fact” he added. “no one Harry Jackson. Hoi ed. a | BISHOP_Alice, motner of Howard — ROBERT W._ STIRLING — one Y work a speclalty. D. A. | ARAL 30th; 3 Tass. font. cop- cop | helping, 1a the third. went on to win twice in three tries has made any attempt to pur- Carol Nole 10:00 Ti. Sausre (mixed. 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