Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1949 — Page 17

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Game my. Navy, sate dart Thrill—Davis

Bowling ss in & suit i Flunking Out of ahs Academy in th Congress 3 : He was Wafuher of Holy Cross, Saturday In = = as ig Negro members. Post of the Veterans of F\ ington, were held this morning in w Biggest Chill, He Says TI Ne ne ative : : wn the 7. C. Wilson Funeral Home In| 1 . By LT. GLENN WOODWARD DAVIS ] Sin; S314 that requiem high mass will be Greenwood. Burial was to be In : (U. "47) he knew of no legal moves con- offered at 9 a. m. ay Bea 1 C oy. :

ability, eame when Glenn Davis Was voted the ouistanding athlete of 1948 by the mation's sports.

- Three times a football All-Americs, an outfielder who attracted many .prefessional baseball offers, a member of West Point's basketball team that lost only one game in 1945-46 and a Miiaut Sprigtor on the track tes, Davis record speaks loudly Of course, Glenn’s gridiron feats have received the most publicity. A Claremont High School of California product, Davis came to West Point in 1943. In three unbeaten seasons under Coach Earl (Red) Blaik, the 21-year-bld Coast Comet piled up : 51 touchdowns, leading the country in 1944 with 120 points. Davis earned the Maxwell Memorial Trophy, Walter Camp Trophy, Heisman Award and the Los Angeles Times Award— all emblematic of Player of the Year—during his career.

Of the many thrills I've had, I suppose the Army-Navy game of 1944 gave me my greatest. We at West Point considered that victory

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Rites for William H. Jennings,

| {retired employee of the Public the Ametican|nad lived in Indianapolis 40 years. | lee Co. of In Nip. dled

Cross Cemetery. Born in Acton, Mr, Jennings nd The Sutviving are his wite, Mary E.; lived in Greenwood most of his viv Court yesterday by State's Attor-|a daughter, Mrs. by . two sons, Merritt E. and William | Bloomington since 1939. He was|cy

W. Jones; his mother, Mrs. Ella Jonen said the ABC is “in the - r. Wayne E.|

ot VERE J ‘Langer, and a |, Mr. Jennings was a member of) “th Jones, all of Indianapolis. e Greenwood Masonic Lodge, h : Greenwood Chapter of the Royal Ale Tu six AR Mrs. Ella Yowell Arch Masons and the Blooming-|§ Basted av ur" great, to permit Negroes to compete un-| Mrs. ad. ow 3 eam BO Fores a £87 Shs TVG Sha SHE {stress fo Kahn Tailoring Co | Washington St. n | der ABC sponsorship failed atir'"28 years, died today in her gruncoos 3 Greenwood andi ine ther 6 5. = home, 840 Edison Ave. She gion are his : i | i —————————— was 71: g are wife, Avarilla; ¥ KIT. De A - 3 | U. S. Paddle Stars son, William C. Jennings, se EE 4, Rsiqved Kengeih & Byrd, | To Compete Here 33 years, and was a member of V. Chew, Bloomington, and : David Webb, Franklin; two|Riised, away Monday p. BROS. Memorial Ep That SC Boom

A native of Marion, Ky., Mrs. 2 Indianapolis will pl tot he Presbyterian | - po play host to} She Lelonged ‘to a brothers, Samuel andl John Jen-|CF

Yowell had lived in Indianapolis. Fre ngton; two daughters, Mrs

the best of our undefeated streak. Yes, I like that game-thrill but I can’t help thinking of the time I flunked out of the Academy. I guess, | whenever I think of it, that incident gives me my greatest chill. I was dropped from West Point after my plebe year, in which! I ran into scholastic trouble, Fortunately, the Academy enables, you to take another exam. ;... a make-up exam. All 1944 summer I crammed and the| tedious studying paid off when 1 passed the .test and was readmitted to school. = The 1944 Army-Navy game was played in Baltimore in which millions .of dollars in war bonds] ‘were bought by a sellout crowd as the price of admission. Army won, 23 to 7, and there was more to it than just a victory. Navy Had Best Line First of all, we had lost five straight games to the Tars. Rub-| bing salt in the deep wound was the tact that Army had scored but once touchdown in those games. And, most of all, we were on the threshold of the first un-|¢ beaten Army season since 1916. Navy was the only team standing in the way of our winning the in-

Lt. Glenn Davis tercollegiate football champlon-iClyde Scott smacked over on the

ship . . . and what an obstacle! |gecond try and Navy tralled, 9 to, They were great. As Coach|7 after Finos’ conversion. Earl Blaik said after the game: That's the way it remained un“I think it was a case of theitj] the last quarter; until Bobby country’s No. 1 team beating the Jenkins, who had been benched country’s No. 2 team.” by an early injury, came into the! Navy was considered to have game. the nation’s best line—Bramlett,{| Just when it looked as though | Whitmire, Carrington, J. Martin,|thcy were heading for a touchChase, Gilliam and Hansen. But|down, the Middies got one of we had greater linemen that day those tough, unpredicta ble in Pitzer, Arnold, Green, St. Onge, breaks. Jenkins’ pass sailed right Stanowicz, Nemetz, Poole, Fold- into my hands. berg and Coulter. Jt was Navy's last chance.’ I don’t remember when we, !Blanchard ran wild. There was worked so hard in preparation no stopping him. He either picked: for a game. The two-weeks prac- UP his interference or ran past tice period was spent in brisk, jit. From midfield, the ball was Jong drills, during which we had moved almost single-handedly by| repeated scrimmages. Coaches{Doc to inside Navy's 10. There, Blaik, Herman Hickman, Andy|Minor went off in motion to the! Gustafson and Stu Holcomb left and Blanchard, on a quickpounded us through offensive and opening handoff from Lombardo, defensive maneuvers, leaving no|crashed over guard for the touchstones unturned. |down.

: We got another score after, A By Break | ¢ th that but it wasn’t needed. We! A couple of days before €/went 69 yards in five plays. Four, game, Captain Dick Pitzer’s fallen! ¢ them "and an offside put the arches began kicking up. FOfi,a) at midfield. Blanchard took a while—in fact, almost until we up a station as a wide flanker | took te Belay Foie (as to the right and Minor headed the though Piteet 8 bag eet would ,hosite way as the man-in-mo-Roop Bim on came when Navy tion. With the defense split, Lom'b Tackle Don Whitmire hurt his fortune dle and} knee on the opening kickoff. That| ops og and down the sidelines, was the start of a severe pounding] for a touchdown. from Hank Foldberg that enabled|

{ It was the first time we had. the courageous lineman to stick] i out only until.late in the gee-| cd the Maneuver and it Neiped

ond period. Then he had to be| De get my 20th touchdown and

{clinch the title as the country's helped off the field. When Don de-! leading scorer. SCOTer.

parted, he seemingly took Middie hopes for victory. ¢ We were leading, 7 to 0, at the, time ony a 24-yard, second-period| [ Si @ yes foug

touchdown. Navy

though. After we had TE our lead to 9 to 0, when Stano- Basehall Berth wicz and Arnold teamed to Block rr Hansen's third-period kick became a safety as Hansen that WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 25 on it in the end zone, Navy (UP)—Lt. Glenn Davis, famed started to roll. “Mr. Outside” of Army football Little Hal Hamberg took during the war years, expressed charge of the Middie attack. Ina desire today to play major the next few extremely rough!'league baseball.

moments, during which the play| He indicated he had no definite

was furious but clean, Hamberg plans regarding the future until ran and passed to the Army one. he becomes eligible for discharge next June 3. KITCHEN CABINETS Lt. Davis admittéd he has spoken with general manager George: {Weiss of the New York Yankees Let Ys Pan Your, Kitchens A unets in| ‘and Branch Rickey of the BrookNe Down Payment @ Easy FHA Terms lyn Dodgers. 530 E Yak Ske~| “But,” Lt. Davis said, “we CLARKE MA. 1449 & ldidn't get very specific because, “Open Mon.-Fri, Till 9, Sat. Till 4 P. id discharge is still too far away

{mitted to resign my commission

= " CASTLE F ILM Et. en who at present is

or Rent assistant backfield coach at Abbott and enh Mighty Mouse: ete. Army, eed to discuss reports insisted upon a Luge! CC Co. bonus - for signing, saying, *1

haven't reached that stage yet. ”

Shoplifting Wrinkle AMARILLO, Tex. (UP)—Police reported that within a two-week period, a thief stole four handbags from women store clerks by dis-

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GREENCASTLE, Oct, 25— Mr. Schaef ed as door-|1,reat-srandchildren; a his , Oc De- r. aefer serv as door- n/ “gr Times State Service {fe Tuesday, e 3 ce PriANDER! Ft. |Pauw’s Tigers went through 1 man at the Severin Hotel and|dar. Qs, 96, ‘Bt Ngo: 2 RON, od. 28 8 HED Columbia Club the past four Wirt Memorial Apark. bia in

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