Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1949 — Page 44

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Wins Homecoming Tilt at Richmond

last Times State Service RICHMOND, Ind., Oct. 20—Two DOYS 15ng runs and a 50-yard pass play gave Earlham a 25 to 6 home-

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battle. Parker/Rose Poly’s Engineers before 1500 fans, Earlham took a 12-0 first quarter lead when Quarterback Jerry Huntsman passed to Paris Hester fing nil en¢ 3s rah Butores run by Right agree Harper, 2/0 ose Poly tallied in the third quarter when Fullback Chuck Olmstead plunged over from the one and one-half inch line, but the Quakers came back to score again he final

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Walker Gets Info

DALLAS, Tex., Oct. 29 (UP)— Played off its feet for the opening two periods, Southern Methodin University . gathered its oC re for a 3 mignty last-half 76chdown surge and then Jar ov flue-weakened Doak Walker off the bench to kick the point that meant a 7 to 6 victory, over University of Texas today. It was another valiant victory for the come-from-behind Methodists, who make pulling games| out of the fire a habit. They saved this one before a sellout crowd) of 75.345 in the Cotton Bowl. Texas had dominated the game and was ahead 6-0 in the third period when SMU turned on the steam. The victory squared the SMU Southwest Conference recox. at one victory against one efeat, and it kept the Mustangs in the running for national hon-| ors. Glory Divided The glo.y in this important game was divided among sophomore Fred Benners and “Killer” Kyle Rote, who teamed to turn up the touchdown, and all-Amer-fcan’ Walker, who provided the vital extra point. Raleigh Blakely, Methodist end, had to be counted in, too—for he

blocked Clay's conver: sion Sanday 1 the Texas touchdown There were few in the sundrenched crowd that believed that SMU could overhaul Texas after end John Adams hauled in an errant SMU pass, thrown from behind the Mustang goal line, and

fell over the double stripe for a touchdown in the third period.

+ Ball State Rolls

To Fifth Straight

MUNCIE, Ind , Oct, 29 (UP)— Ball State's I dos remained in the undefeated category today,

I Spurn a 16 to 6 setback, for their fifth: straight vicfalpo's Crusaders scored their touchdown in the first period,

game. Fred Kehoe, State's te’s high-

a A scoring halfback, and Joe Pahr, Valpo’s top scorer, failed to add to their totals. End Howard Schneider opened the scoring for Valpo on a pass play. But in the second period Dick Lamb put the home team back in the game with a TD sprint and Bill McLain grabbed a

times touchdown pass from Bob Baker

in the third stanza. McClain also

increasing large hunk of glory for themselves. But there is still another one. One of the most interesting fights going on in the ten pin

port at the present time is the Spor. a r pin| holding . averages

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run for their money so far year and a few of the boys Ia dome auc a fe Job of keeping up with them have only been in the bowling picture for a comparatively short time. Individual Stars At the Pennsylvania alleys each Tuesday evening they have a eague known as the Pennsylvania Recreation league. This loop has

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outstanding performarices to date. One of their greatest feats is to be found in the individual averages of some of its competitors. Not including last week's averages, five of the top six bowlers throughout the county are members of teams which compete in this loop. Tied for the top position as of last Tuesday are Bud Howe and! Richard Taylor, each kegler

were Th State's safety in the final

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in the current campaign compete in the Indianapolis Classic wich Bed alleys. sampaigy those who have an average of better

keglers attempting to grab off a

of 200 or better. Each of these bowlers participates in the Pennsylvania Recreation loop but none are on the same team. Howe works with Stationers, Inc., Taylor cast his lot with the Early and Daniels outfit, Woodard bowls for W. Frank Jones Studio, Blake shines for Mueller Auto Sales and Cox knocks them over while rolling with Sugar Creek Butter. All Family Men All of them are married and have families to support and consider their ten pin activities second to that of their jobs and home life. Taylor probably has the most experience as a kegler since he thas been bowling fairly steady for the past 11 years, exclusive of the three years he spent in the service, Cox is in the painting business for himself and takes his pin busting pretty serious as does Blake. Blake works at Ell Lilly and has an average of an even 200.

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. Emerson Cox and Don Woodard. this season, discusses the situation

Younger Bowlers Making Oldsters Hustle

Several ‘Upstaris’ Boasting Current Averages Over 200 By GENE LAWSON During the current bowling season there are a great many,

battles taking place. Of course you have the race among the various’ tion and you also have an ever-

only bowler in the county this season to come through with two sets in the “700” class. Regarding his phenomenal success Dick says, “I know I'm rolling over

my head right now but so are a

lot of others.”

Might Not Last One of the aforementioned men had this to say about their progress. “There has always been S50 much talk of the older and better‘ known bowlers. It's nice to see that some of the other fellows can keep up with them, even though it might not last very long.” Yes, it's true. It may not last much longer. There is a lot of time between now and next spring when the leagues wind up their activities and quite a bit can Bphen by then. They say the test comes in the last few weeks when the pressure mounts from day to day causing numerous competitors to “blow up.” At any rate, these five hot shots do not intend to rest on their laurels just because they have been successful so far. It will be interesting to see how long they can keep, going.

Michigan State Drubs

Penn State Runners EAST LANSING, Mich., Oct. 20

Woodard and Howe are in a|(UP) — Michigan’ State's cross

jcountry squad today drubbed | Penn State, 22-35, for its second victory of the season. Warren Druetzler victorious Spartans

about for|Black of Rhode Island in last/ Dave ck is the|year's NCAA championship meet.|fall or 30 minutes.

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, only to be stymied again by De Sih official's red handkerchief. Third Stringer Sceres A third string end who hadn't gotten in a game all n scored ‘the first VMI touchdown in the

ithird ‘period. Army was headed

for a touchdown with second down on the VMI 16. Bill Depew started off tackle for the Cadets, but was hit hard as he reached the line of scrimmage.

Manchester 14; Huntington 0

ington = College gridders to 10 : NEXT OPPONENTS Bape alin 0 No & yards net rushing here ‘today to win a Hoosier College Conference game, 14 to 0. Fullback Mac Bowman ran 36 yards for Manchester's first TD and Fullback John Mathias scooted 14 yards through center for the second score. Rick Beahard kicked both extra points. Huntington registered only six first downs, all by passing. Manchester ..... 0 0 7 7-11 Huntington ..... 0 0 0 0-0

All-Heavy Menu Set for Mat Fans

A three-tilt wrestling card involving heavyweights has been completed . for Tuesday night at the Armory with the signing of Herb Freeman, New York, K and Herbie Grate, Toledo. Matchmaker Billy Thom has announced the bout for the openjevent calling for ome fall or 30 {minutes, The main event, tabbed for two falls out of three with a 90-minute

istopper, will send Jack O'Brien, paced the Far West grappler, against Buddy with a win- Rogers, Camden, N. J. ning time of 20:24. Just 20 sec-| g a figure of 202. They are'as three weeks ago. Taylor alsojonds off the course record set by followed closely by Don Woodard, has something to boast

The semi-windup will pit Paul Golden, Los Angeles, against Levin, Brooklyn, for one

Spartans Smother Hapless Owls, 62-14

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct. 29

laden Notre Dame's invasion by to a 62 to 14 triumph over helpless Temple today which handed the Owls one of their worst lickings of all time. The victory margin could have been almost anything Spartan coach Clarence (Biggie) Munn wanted to make it. State rolled up 519 yards and used 43 players. Seeking to spare his squad further injuries before the crue cial Irish test next week-end, Munn held down the score by fourth and fifth

a Junble into a first-périod touchthen watched State erase that margin, strike five times more in the second period and ‘taper off with three sec ond-half T-D’s.

Although the wan spread among 7 State players, the lion's share of the credit belonged

to All-America nominees Lynn Chandnois and little Al Dorow, who never wore a varsity uniform until last week.

The 35,000 Macklin Stadium fans watched in dismay as Fullback Ed Bateman of Temple drove over from the one to give the underdog Owls a one-touch-down lead. ’ But the jeers turned to cheers when State Fullback Jim Blenkhorn dived nine yards for the

Eastern Illinois Drops | Indiana y 33-0

Times Special Service CHARLESTON, IIL, Oct. 29--Eastern Illinbis Teachers defeated Indiana State, 83-0, here today. “ The Illinois team crammed all its scoring into two quarters, the

NEXT OPPONENTS nn Joo at Indiana State (Homscoming Ye second and third. They scored 26 points in the second period and

came back in the third totally seven more,

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