Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1949 — Page 29

THURSDAY, OCT. 27,

Doc Blanchard

Recalls Rout of

Famed Fullback

‘Poured It On’ in 1944 Crusher

59-0 Irish

Denies Cadets

By LT. FELIX A. (DOC) BLANCHARD

the regular Army,

He graduated from West Point in three years, under the wartime .

ina year |

Offhand, as I look back, some of the things I remember best

are the 92-yard kickoff return I made in the 1946 game against Columbia; receiving the 1945 Sullivan Award; scoring my first Army a fuit share touchdown; and being a part of West Point's Golden Era of Foot-|* .

Because of the combination of circumstances, however, I'd have

to single out the 1944 game with Notre Dame as my greatest day. We won that one, 59 to 0. Coach Earl Blaik has been criticized repeatedly for piling it on in that game. But I want to say right here and now that there isn’t a semblance of truth in such charges. Actually, the first team played only 20 minutes. It simply was a case of everything we did being right while all Notre Dame tried to do was

Moré Than a Game You see, this was mory than just a game with Notre Damg, For 13 years the Irish had kept from winning. And, to inspire further, we hadn’t scored a poi on Notre Dame in five years. In fact, now that I think of it, if anybody’s to blame for the big score it's Notre Dame. Yes, Notre Dame, which fired our burning desire to win with its long humiliation of Army players. As 1 said, we hadn't scored a point on the Irish in five years, We took care of that, but real quick. We got our hands on the ball three times at the very start of the game and Notre Dame was hit by the fastest three touchdowns it had seen or ever will see. Ten minutes and we had 20 points.

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Half-Share Cut In Series Cash Is Overruled

Chandler Vetoes Boston Team's Action On Ailing Manager VERSAILLES, Ky. Oct. 27 (UP)—Raseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler today indirectly confirmed long - smoldering reports of dissension among the Boston Braves. *

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He revealed that the team §

voted Manager Billy Southworth only a half-share of its World Series cut. Chandler added that he didn't

to Southworth, and so he overruled their vote and granted Billy

* Slap

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's forward wall will be Bulldogs face lllinois Normal's Cardinals. The seniors think the players were being fair| from Logansport; Curt Kyvik, 180-pound right guard from Ft. Wayne; Don Hinkle, 215-pound center from

At Billy So

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Injuries Alter Boilermakers’ Travel Roster

Jackson and Mclirath Hurt in Scrimmage; Considine lost =

By United Press : ‘ LAFAYETTE, Oct. 27 — Three injured players today forced Coach Stu Holcomb to revise the Purdue traveling roster. Don Jackson, guard, and Dan Mcllrath, end, were taken off the list when they were hurt in scrimmage. John Considine, reserve tackle, was forced to drop out for the rest of the season because of a back injury. The Boilermakers play at Min-

Indianapolis; Ray McSemek,

guard from East Chicago; Capt. Bill Kuntz, 185-pound left tackle from Indianapolis, and Harry Farmer, 210-pound left

The money did not amount to much. As fourth place finishers in the National League, the Braves earned $12271 of the World Series receipts. This the cut into 37 shares of $331 each.

who've criticized us since, would've had us do at that point. Maybe if we were sure at the time that the 20-0 lead would be sufficient we might've stopped. But there's no first period lead safe in the hopped-up football played these days, particularly against Notre Dame. So we went about our business of playing football. We led, 33 to 0 at the end of the first half. Third-Stringers Terrific There was no stopping us, though. Everything worked for us. no matter whether it was the first or second team playing. Notre Dame’s fine bunch of players just know 1 was only with the Sab didn’t ‘have the stuff to match us, Prt Of the year, so I'm glad ty They were truly Fighting Irish, get anything at all. I am apprever giving up, but you couldn't

but it won't beh ihe Army that day With Just av" he mts Columbus, O.

The last period was marked by! * ’ i Danis ot period was marked by ‘Shameful,’ Says Elliott

ard sprint through tackl : SAN DIEGO, Cal., Oct. 27 (UP) fake a play ue and nd Pass —Boston Braves third baseman interceptions Bob Elliott said today that the Our two teams and the third/Braves’ action in voting Manager

Bill Southworth only a half share Stringers by ho playa] Wee yering of their World Series cut was the ey he e yardsi«most shameful thing I have ever

gained and completely bottled u] i eball Bob Kelly, who, out of fairness, [co per enced In my entire bastbal

was hobbled some by a leg injury. It all added up to Notre Dame’s'Diego, said he and Tommy worst defeat in its long football Holmes both objected, but the history; one that probably never majority ruled and both he and

Southworth managed the team to the National League pennant] in 1948, and was with the club until Aug. 16 of this season. Southworth Unperturbed Ordinarily, the players would have been expected to vote him a full share of the series money. However, they apparently elected to give him a financial slap in the face. Southworth was unperturbed about Chandler's news. “You

I don’t know what people

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4 Teams in Local Classic Down 3000 Pins

Paul Stemm Seis

Individual Score Pace By GENE LAWSON Chiefly from the contributions of the Indianapolis Classic, the bowling situation had its best session of the week. The Classic almost completely

dominated the ten-pin’ picture as:

four teams in that loop knocked over more than 3000 pins. Setting the pace among the individual keglers was Paul Stemm who came up with single counts of 221, 221 and 246 to blast out ‘a top set of 688. Stemm competed with Marott Shoe Store, who had

team counts of 1002, 1115 and|Pennsylvania.

1043 for a set of 3160. This mark was the second highest team figure of the night. In the same loop, Howard Deer 8r., recorded a 682 series and o = # 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Pau Stemm, Marott oward 8r., Ri Al Weevie. Marott 8h

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New Haven for first place in the, Eastern Division of the American Hockey League may be broken! tonight.

falo’s Bisons edged the Cincinnati | Mohawks, 2 to 1, on a_secondciative of a half or a full share, Period goal by Murdo McKay, re very much any-|While the New Haven Ramblers were losing a 6 to 3 game to the #3 = Providence Reds last night. & Tonight, Buffalo plays Indianapolis and New Haven plays St. 8 Louis.

er in the Bison's victory over the Mohawks as time and again his speed enabled him to break into the clear. He snapped the 1-1 tie only 43 seconds after the second period started, racing down the Elliott, whose home is in San|sidelines to outfoot the defense, swerving in sharply and scoring from six feet out.

'Holmes had to sign the decision.|for Providence as the Reds ended ms a three-game home losing streak by beating New Haven.

connected on games of 199, 248 and 235 while representing Russett Cafeteria. | Russett had a team total of 2937 pins to defeat the Yaver Men's Shop contingent in three contests and oust them from first place in the Classic. y Mechanics Laundry regain the lead by sweeping three games. ‘Mechanics had a total of 3034, acquired on games of 980, 946

|landed in the runnerup slot. He |

rolled games of 1015, 1141 and 1037 for a series of 3193. They swamped Coca Cola in three

for fourth position. Gene Zwiesler barely nudged Larry Fox for the honor by the slimmest of margins, 675 to 674. Zwiesler turned in games of 212, 238 and 225 while Fox chalked up marks of 202, 257! and 215. Fred Estelle of Mechanics Laundry also netted a 674. His

Pittsburgh Hornets jumped out in front on two quick goals by Stan Kamp and Eldy Kobussen and breezed to a 4°to 1 win over straight games. The two big guns|Cleveland, and Paul Gladu scored of Bowes Seal Fast battled it out{two goals to lead the St. Louis

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games were 215, 214 and 245. The women continued their slump which hit them after “hot” Monday night. No one even came close to the “600” figure. The Wednesday Night Ladies loop at| Fox Hunt produced the top four, bowlers. Agnes Junker set the pace with her set of 564 while Hilda Groebel wasn’t too far behind with 561. Miss Junker rolls with Indianapolis Typewriter and the latter with Indiana Fur. Flo Andrews

Al Weevie, also of Marott Shoes grabbed third place by plastering 679 pins. Al registered games of 241, 247 and 191. Bowes Seal Fast! topped all other teams as they| » » #

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| Buffalo, New Haven | Share Lead in East

By United Press The tie between Buffalo and

The tie was created when Buf-

McKay was the standout playChuck Scherza scored two goals In other games last night, the

Flyers to a 7 to 4 triumph over the Hershey Bears.

Kuhel to Manage Kansas City Club

NEW YORK, Oct. 27 (UP)— Joe Kuhel, the amateur magician who was forced into a disappearing act as manager of the Washington Senators, popped up today as manager of the Kansas City Blues, New York Yankee farm team in the American Association. { Kuhel, a former star first base-! man with Washington, was re-| leased as Senators’ manager Oct. | 3 after the team finished with 50] wins and 104 losses, the worst| record in Senator history, The 43-year-old skipper suc-|

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Playoffs Scheduled

In Cage Tournament Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 27— Qualifying playoffs for the Indiana representative to the 1950 National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament at Kansas City will be held on the Indiana State court Mar. 8-9,

Four teams from Indiana's NAIB member schools will compete. Hoosier representatives last year were Indiana State and Indiana Central.

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Detroit Probes Felton Ring Win

Gambling Rumors Touch Off Quiz

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{gation of the unpopular victory|Ki awarded obscure fighter Lester Felton over welterweight contender Kid Gavilan. Toy said the explanation given by the Michigan Boxing Commis-| {sion for revoking the licenses of! a referee and judge who awarded the fight to Felton last Friday night “was not sufficient.” ! “I intend to get to the bottom | of rumors of gambling,” Toy said. |

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Washington meyer 13. / Tech 21, Cath : Warren Central 13, Howe 0. . 7 Lawrence Central 13, Mooresvillf i ple oS

Lawrencebur Elwood 45, Peru Tipton Brownsburg 32,

High School Football

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, Manual 12. e 14, Beech STATE

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ws. 6. anville 7. Davis 20. Grove 7.

Bloomington 19, Vincennes 0. Logansport 14, Kokomo

0 % wiordsville 45, Westfield 0. ell 14.

DETROIT, Oct. 27 (UP)-—Po- Juilivan Fa Bickn: ‘lice Commissioner Harry 8. Toy Columbia City Te Warsaw 6 today ordered a sweeping investi-| puncie Central 20, N

nkfort % West Lafayette 6 (tie).

te ayette 19, By 1 6. 3 ord (O.) 13.

33, Alexandria 0, laintield 0.

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Licenses of Referee Morrie Sher- | GOLDEN ; man and Judge Sam Perlstein, FLASH or who backed Felton, were revoked. NES Bruce Commission Secretary Leo Sou-| ” Hale riall announced a commission in-| TAX PAID Per One of the best schooled play- |vestigation into betting on the| Gal ers in the professional basket. |fight. “pr mmm—p—

Toy said he intended to call in| members of the boxing commis-| sion and officials who worked the

fight.

Leahy Names 36 Men for Trip East

SOUTH BEND, Oct. 27 (UP)—| Coach Frank Leahy said yeste 'day that 36 men will go to Baltimore to meet Navy Saturday in Babe Ruth Stadium. An injured leg will keep Mike Swistowicz, senior back, from the trip. However, Trainer Hugh Burns approved of the jaunt for Ed Hudak, defensive tackle, who hurt { his shoulder against Tulane. Gerry Groom, center, though he was bothered by a sore leg is practice yésterday. | |

ball wars, who will play with the Olympians this season, is Bruce Hale. + At 29, Hale has been a play-ing-coach with three different professional organizations. He started his pro career in 1945 while still serving with the U. 8. Afr Corps when he played in the All-World pro tourney in Chicago. He led the scoring in the tourney with 77 points in four games. He was signed for the next season with the Chicago Gears in the National League. After his season with Chicago he was signed to coach the St. Paul team in the now-defunct Professional League of America. After the loop folded, he came to Indianapolis for the 1946-47 season as coach of the Kautskys. Last season he started as coach of the now-defunct Jets

and then was sold to F't. Wayne. ACCORDION S He lives with his wife and a 80 BASS

two children at 807 W. 44th St.

Greyhounds Outrun

Hanover, Franklin

Indiana Central College’s cross country runners annexed a triangular meet at Franklin yesterby defeating Hanover and Franklin harriers. It was the Greyhounds’ fourth victory. The winners tallied 29

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MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 27 — A report today had it that Coach

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Stebbins Twists Knee

BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 27—Regular Center Bob Stebbins probably will not be able to play for the Hoosiers when they meet Wisconsin Saturday in a homécoming e. o Stebbins is hampered by a twisted knee. (2%

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