Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1949 — Page 30

ow Willams Ee | _A Rough Time

Despite Upsetting Season's Dope

, NEW YORK, Nov. 3-—The Fordham team has been accurately identified and properly appraised, though some-| > what belatedly, as the sleeper of the football year but it is eep «+ the popular opinion that Edward Danowski and his spotless, ~~ + I". juniors are due for a crude awakening when they face the!

oving

System Predicts

tting Williamson They Rate Slim Chance With amy Picks. Irish to

. equally stainless Cadets at West Point Saturday. | Defeat for IU, - There is nusH a ing roy football he no doubt takes it alll Boilermakers ure fantasy too far|in stride. : . SAysng pure | y nq! ‘No matter what happens from| By PAUL D. WILLIAMSON

in a cold, realistic world and’

a here on Mr, Danowsks has proved) The national

boasting an unbroken record tyme, he can turn out a team that old name and an : which Includes impressive wins js more than capable of holding |

football

old story.

feature! “ Mr. Danowski's young galants. (hat given the material and the this week is a question.of an

The old/fiame is Notre Dame.|

over Syracuse and Georgetown, jts own in, let us say, the inter- The old story is another victory «respectable. opposition, have nol mediate circles. To suggest that Saturday for the Irish, this time! only reached a point where sanity the Rams will seriously imperil over Michigan State.

totters but what they have done Army's impeccabllity is to put)

Indlana’s two other major foot-

to the experts shouldn't happen more salt in the gaping wounds of |, colleges, Pt rdue and Indiana]

to a pundit: ena Seid (HX perts who have endowed At the beginning of the season Karl (Red) Blaik's budding offithe prospects of the Rams. were cers with the gifts of genjus, and dismissed with a few brief, un- are not up to any additional emotional paragraphs. shocks. Wot Minnesota, : .a =o 8 aa] «Fw =» » AD row ihe pai uh WIN, LOSE or draw, this game eon 0 e ‘AY 1a faintly historic in that it marks ; from Fordham games in: weeks. ..oiouctsne tn Fordham's return oor 0Ver. India

ast find’ themselves composing... rp caling football, The Rams’! scholarly pleces about the Rams last game of consequence wag Butler University sharp attack, its resoiyte defense played in the Sugar Bowl

which whitewashed Georgetown something no other team has been able to. do-it wonderful poise. a imagination, drive, color and what After limping through a have you. It must be, as James Schedule, they abandoned Durante might observe in similan sport from '43 through '48. circumstances, quite humiliating. And how must Mr. Danowskl : feel about this yr turn in! tHe RTeAr teams of the past gentiment which finds his squad, Which, incidentally, were totally ignored at ‘thé outset of the season, now listed as an east“ern POWer;-no- less, ranking close up with Cornell, Pénn, even v Army? Being a sensible young man who i# hot unacquaintéd-with the crazy contradictions of college

the over,

for the big time schedules and Untied teams.

neighbors— Fordham set about to ham 7 over rebuild less massive lines,

Illinois College. Go

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|aren't going to fare as ‘well as Notre Dame. Purdue runs into Michigan this week-end, and in| spite of the Boilermakers upset! Wolverines aren't going to be upset. Univer sity of Illinols will emerge the!

regarded as probably the best Western - Michigan. travels to. tr row loft fo Fant t

and far from

ra Due to Win

on Peing the polite week-end guests| Jan, 1, 1942, They beat Missouri|3ump the Bulldogs. Indiana Cen-| oh a safety in a cloudburst.’ 2-0. tral runs into a tough assignment 1042 When it tackles undefeated Han-| And Hanover figures {keep Its slate clean and remain

Without making any apologles °ne of the nation's undefeated,

to!

On the balance of the Hoosier as college front, we look for Anderscholastically pure as any of their son to defeat Canterbury, EarlHamilton, a to| DePauw over Illinois Wesleyan, turn out teams with sectional! Ball Btate over Manchester THUS ambitions rather than national|Xeeping their unbeaten, untied to gain for itself a fixed spot in{slate clean, and Wabash over

Minnesota

a © en | phe Dopesters See Defeat for 2.cu mw. iii

naif looks like a win-

- 4 . ® - , - Of 10 Unbeaten Grid Teams, oo erm As the

Army Favored Over Fordham, Pennsylvania Over Virginia; ND-Spartan Tilt Looks Close’

: By-STEVE SNIDER, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov, 3—Army and Pennsylvania were the choices Bears today to knock out two of the nation’s 10 major unbeaten, untied |ty of

but it's going to

—should ride the perfect record list for another week. |

be close,

-|ter Pittsburgh over Ohio State,

The number two game In the nation will be played down Texas way ‘with Baylor's surprising)

: Jaseting a Song Univers: pioht now, the football Cardi- 89-yard TD drive. exas team. 00 SHRI ten hy SHturday: But the remuining -wight=including Army; Kw for Baylor e——

Pennsylvania ought to get by

ks lke,

Time is running out on Fordham's unbeaten Rams, who'll tackle Virginia, although there may be

the Army powerhouse at West =

Point and Pennsylvania is the! Also: Auburn over Mississippi! cog

Philadelphia." : sissippl over Chattanooga, Boston nation ! Baylor is a risky choice af CUllege over Clemson; Duke over po Texas but Notre Dame, Cornell, Wake Forest, North Carolina over np, Oklahoma; California, Wyoming William and Mary, Maryland oyer|; ‘and Boston survive without too much fuss,

(6-0) over Fordham Detroit. THE SOUTHWEST RICE over Arkansas—And it'll!

ARMY (4-0) Tough for first halt, per-

ly no more, PENNSYLVANIA (4-1) over mean the league lead if Baylor ought to win Virginia (8-0)—Penn must stop slips. : John Papit, ee : | : (5-0) over Texis A. and M.—Kasy. Week's big won one"of seven. o

oo, onesand ¢ al EAE FAR WEST Fo : A RNTA (750) over Wash-| SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Faterite RO terior WR ington State (4-3) —Make it three over Stanford — Keeping bowj h7iisnova 91.7 *O'reetown DC 88:4 : RB nJ. Carroll 7.1 Case 44 TDs, : hopes alive, niard Simons 813 Lovo 04 ns ak - (nMiam a troft amnion; CORNELL .(6-0)..over SYTACUSE. OREGON over Wishitigton — aMis. South, $81 Beto Uo 81 (2-4)--Not in the same class. ! SATURDAY , [Cellar club drops another. Auburn a 188, - Btate ’ OKLAHOMA (6:0) over KABMAS| OREGON STATE over Idaho--|jAustin e- awe Rat #8 State (2.4)-—-No trouble here. | {Boston 1 88.2 Temple 833 4 Good enough for this. (nftah State 1 ‘Arig. Young 4713 BAYLOR (80). over Texas, R——————— |; Michigan +18 “Butler "he {4-3)—But don't risk a peso. i . arma, hi) Wash State ' . pston CoP _#83 +Cl¢ 31 WYOMING (7-0) gver Colorado Blame Race Fix fRnourt 923 Colorado © 3.8 State— The Cowbays are runnin’| Arimauth 32 pS ohumbia i ! |forne J vracuse 8 . 4 M3 4 WINSTON UU. (5-0) over Temple On Economy | Buk . "a Wake Foren 1 . oy : Evansville 7 je hmond y. (4-2) Should be easy with Ag-. SALEM, N, H, Nov. 3 (UP)— | Qeorgia v 81 *Florida ft ganis passing. Bungling amateurs, desperately nSan Diego St. 783 *Presno State 116 THE EAST needing quick cash, may have Bucknell 821 Oettvsburg 24 {Princeton R32 Harvard ¥ OMIO STATE over Pittsburgh staged the. scandalous race-fixing Colgate 79:0 *Holy Cross Wl «Bucks have & shade too much 3! Rockingham Park, it was said RISES H*** 505 1am 4s this toughie, " {today. : : |Qklahoma’ + 984 tKansas State 187 PRINCETON over Harvard. A track spokesman said the TRS" By Mahe 106 } y 3 “ oi ra | U 919 Vanderbilt 881 Tigers Are & r with thetr| PODEINE” of five of nine thor |g Sngernilt ae wing Arps oughbreds in a race last week Hh, ni ron 813 . . | . Aye | W. Reserve DARTMOUTH over Columbia iam. bo, 5, reflection of the eco {tiie $43 Pardue” 44 More bad news for Lou Little.| 7. ... eat Mirasota™ 7 mau me Also: Vill Oe { It was the first case of its kind Minnesota y va Un 334 80: Villanova over TR" disclosed during thie 17 years of Neorasks ansas #3 town, ‘Colgate over Holy. Cross, jp wAibS tow | Wiseonsin 991 Northwestern . #1} ooo NO Ro orse racing in New _ England. , ETO Rutgers over Lafayette; - Ponty, . 1 an die B10 wae R Tr hyette; VTINY sponges were inserted inthe! Qhle Wesievan' 158 Maint Union. 8% State over West Virginia, Brown|nostrils of the thoroughbreds, af: Sie tr $7 Fok on 01 over Yale, St. Bonaventure over fecting thelr breathing in such Pennavivania 931 Yireinia U 873. "Houston U fashion that th K b Pittsburgh #14 Ohio State 930 . ashion at they could be beaten ni, p49 Arkansas ol 4 THE MIDWEST | by unsponged horses, St Mary Cal. ae Panvet U a Bt ig MICHIGAN over Purdue Pur! Ls, [80 Cat. 17 913 Stanford 913 due can't spring two upsets in a * hid Pasee 801 (eoreln Tech 40 = =" 3 Football Games Br $a cima 0M Bd MINNESOTA over Iowa—And np Fane. 929 Navy 9d Minnesota shouldn't lose: three, Shifted to Afternoon Penn. State id! Ww virania © 4 | NORTHWESTERN over’ Wis: ~The shortage of coal in Indian-/§ioen Ady Ree ore 88 consin-—Going * With the home 8Polis Ras caused the peschedul-iAlprery, Rook, ‘488 tal iononan forces CEng ef three local high scheol Monmanin Ti 363 Belo a8 ye: Hlinols. over Indiana, football games for tomorrow, BY insie 4 hawistan # issouri over Colorado, Kansas’ Cathedral at Broad Ripple, Anderson 128 * *Canterbury is wi ‘ ue: . i ARS * Bari » 43 SE NEHER, TOTO) Over) HOW a WASH GON dh S10 DAI Rocco ill Wasa. ALA Xavier, Cincinnati over Ohla U,, ridge at Manual, all slated for 8 cxnisius’ AOA ore Jowa Btate over Drake, Bouth p. m.. have been changed to 3! Nevada NY RM en %3 Carolina over Msarquette, Dela- p. m. Tech at Marion remains a Nati Aduion 478 Baltimdre 00 Ware over Bradles. . night game at 7:45 Man ARithce 110 Norwich | S89 . | . « a! *San Fran U THE SOUTH - TONIGHT ; 1 Ry Pear aha lett ol Ll

TULANE over Navy «= Green|, Wave has recoverad its polse.

TENNESSEE: over Georgia row ® Pp i \ Ww STarred. (4) to mann Tech Looks ~ good after OMORRO {home tpam Cn’ Mes

that dv North Carolina victory. | Oathedral at Broad Ripple, 2

(right colt the LOSER ing night same

an upset lurking here. Virginia's

vallers’ are oné of the unde- - pick over unbeaten Virginia at State, Georgia ever Florida, MIs- rooted and untied” téams of the’

In the Southeast It Took 11K gt ronger grid POWEFS. : nnessee over Georgia Tech. Tue. phe Cards -wrapped up i - _ lane ought to stop Navy, with em- . ’ y fi e to George Washington, V. M. I. over % £ " county ¢rown with a final rating University figur ® Davidson, Washington and JaeiBhasia on the oygnt. paver Ul point total of 122.5 points, top- rirst downs over Virginia Tech, Miami over - as the finest rec: ning Coach Bill Smith's Law- RY fushing . TOP FLIGHT UNBEATEN iret ® lord and highest rating in its his- De Central Beats. BY passing tory. Are they big time? Xavier with a 4-0-1 mark in the county, yards plays Kentucky this Saturday but F

ithe percentages show Kentucky entertaining Beech Grave but no Passes intercepted

: : And by the way, it will be inSOUTHERN METHODIST OVer teresting to see how. close un-

AgE'eS defeated and untied Fordham can 1 Thvored Army thid Saturday.

Beech Grove at Lawrence Cen- RIRWER" 111s the HOME sum ness tia 1nd Bob

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Members of Southport High School's undefeated and untied football team, ardinal football team in history, are shown above. }: Don Kortepeter, Lee Mc Ani Gene Kirby, Bob Henry, Jerry Grummell, Jim Whitaker, John Murrie, John Martin, - Waiter Schaier, Joe Blazek, Bob Emmett and Jack Hall. Second row (left to right): Ronnie Burnett, Don

Johnson, Francis Paradise, Tom Schershel; Dick Jordon, Bob Egenalf, Jack Riser, the county championship. Purdue's Gorgal

| Cardinals Drop Hawks, 27 % = Spartans Gird fo Grab County Crown F | For ND Struggle dry

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS, - Southport’s Cardinals were chirpin’. like happy canaries today It's their time to sing. Cardinal rooters were hailing probably | Times Special the best football team in Southport gridiron history. Coach Kenny| g,gr LANSING, Mich, Nov. Wasson, completing his second fiill season as head football coach, 1). Michigan State Spartans had wélded an undersated and untied unit whose nine straight vice in five CORSecUtive]

victorious tories surpassed even the fine record of nine triumphs and one tie = oc after dropping their open-

pieced together by the 1933 Card port scored both of its third-quar-ier, 7 10 3, to the University of eam, ; ter touchdowns through the air. Michigan, are keyed to a high, But the singing wasn't all Over ycGathey jump-passed over the piich Br liners With Wo 4 the Cardinals’ 27 to 8 Spanking jine to Bertram for 12 YArds tested Notre Dame here Baturof Preatur Central's Hawks 1ast then Boh Emmett southpawed a gqy. night, {weak-side pass to McGathey good The victory was two-fold. It ror gix yards. Hall went afound Fy Ui Clarence (Biggie) Muka took some lead out of heavy CArd-lleft end on a fake placement bY/pointed. for this titanic struggle inal hearts of last winter when McGathey for one conversion and yyer since they finished on the the last-second hopes of A 8ec-|\eGathey's kick was wide fof the/gyor end of that rugged game tional - basketball championship other attempt. |odth. the Wolverines, 8 | faded into oblivion. | In the fourth Don Kortepeter| mnis entire Michigar -~ Win Undisputed Title [plunged the final yard capping ani . oy worked up as the Spar-| tan players and students and new Macklin Field Stadium will be jam-packed with 50000 fans when kickoff time rolls around at 2 p.m. eastern time Saturday (1 p.m., Indianapolis time). Game of Week

‘Southport students staged a that gave Southport its first un- huge pep session in the school disputed county . championship. §ym this morning. Members of The sine straight victories found the championship team and their Southport owning cne of the few coaches were introduced and undefeated and. untied Jesords tn Speke ok however, it was 8 f " | slid 1 Chance lo Sin back to serious school work for| The wave-of upsets in major d po Se the Oardinals. School . officials football competition this fall “the S6id_ no holiday was planned to forces the spotlight to Satur celebrate the championship. day's game here and it's - the 8, . PGi “Game" of the Week” in the . ! 3 opinion of the majority of grid-| : j iron experts. : 188 }i| Michigan State has rolled up HI 4 193 points in six games amd-is

enalties gained rushing gained passing Passes attempted

The Bears, By

play the season finale tonight by pitti oo ieted

the only team to defeat the po-

4 5 : Yards 1 gL hopes - Of SUFPASSING SOUthpOTt. Panel Penalties .......... 83 10 tent University of Maryland ‘A Hornet victory for Lawrence fumbles lost ......... 00s ’, 2 eleven,

Southport .. total with Warren Central nish. PeCAtur-Central . 0 © 0 6 6 points in five starts. In the deing third, with a 2-1-1 slate and’ fensive department the Spartans

d 77.5 points, and Decatur with 2-2 Amateur Basketball 'have given up 48 poir‘s, the Irish

and 62.5, ‘only 32 in one less game. East Cuts Odds The professional handicappers

— - b-—- Scores last night in the Holy. Cross a» warm-up tourney were: Beech Grove 46, _ Have: Team Spirit Merchants 35; Pehr's -Beer 39, Ramblers Fine team spirit and a zest for 26; Eli Lilly 45 Ellis Trucking 34. There

Notre Dame a 20-point favorite, but in the East, New York oddsmakers think Michigan State will make it closer and are “giving” only "14% points.

ear-marked the play of the Cards, The Bush-Callahan Basketoall

but the Hawks, who have done jon i SO all right under Coach Leo Shively Deayucrn km, The association will meet this year, were not Iacking In de- iin ool are ‘Tequested to nave & repre: sire. They. lacked only more good sentative present. The season will start } old-fashioned football players like nfm, '* "0 leasus games dlaving. each) Regardless of the outcome, a Fullback Ulysses Rice. le oe van Camp Hardware & Iron Co. bitter struggle is predicted by Southport held Decatur to only with ieams toring seoces ta a crm “Toe Close followers of the fall pastthree yards net rushing in the Van Camps will play in the Sportsman's time. The State backfield carries

first nalf and 30 more the second. | Jin ans! cred Meart. Teams da weight average of 102 to 179 rh for the Irish. But in the line, the

but Rice stood out like Gulliver on 81. Ext 20 or AT-3132 average

Associn-

: The Em-Roe Sports . Lilliput He carried the, ball 15 nets an Important betbstrall meee 1 Notre Dame

times for. 28 net yards in the first dient at the Em-Roe store at 7:30 p.m. State's 192. Em-Roe

© Jl managers of teams in the half and 38 more the second. He Monday and Thursday night leagues at scored Decatur’s only touchdown New ‘Aususia are requested to attend: ’ There are some openings left in the Sat-

THE RECORDS

in the last minute of the game UTAAY BIENL ieaque al New Augusia. For yMiishiann State v sie Dame : after a briliant 75-yard runback hn ser information call Joe Kelly at! 48—Marquette 1 n-y of sh. x of the kickoff - to the one-yard Sr——— stain fai Mat Vian Ji 33~Riirdus 3 line. 36 COLOR COMICS IN SUN-| #i—Feon state ¢ s0-Ravy S. He had scored again on a 10- DAY TIMES. NOV. i3 we —e Tem yard smash throigh the center 2 i a. cae: Egan aici a 48197

lost the ball on downs on the 11 early ‘In the fourth period. Deapite fréezing temperatures and. a drizzle-punctuated fourth quarter, nearly 2000 fans saw the Cards unleash a prolific attack’ centered around hard-running backs and eager linemen paced by Jim Whitaker, John Martin, Gene Kirby, Bob ‘Henry and John Hurrle: ’ wet Bouthport's backs had too much for Decatur. Hall shot his county scoring lead to 73: points with the

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Decatur, muffed a chance to score in the second period when tandall dropped Murray Mills long heave in the clear after a fake line buck by Rice. South - - - -. wd

LOUISIANA STATE over Van. Po ™. , —a derbiit—A touchdown's difference. , Howe v8. Washington at CYO, — ™ gus. »,

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Shortridge at Manual, 2 p Tech at Marion, 7:43 p.m,

, Anti-rust 89 . SATURDAY : : Glenwood, IIL, Academy. at Park Sta— | Gal. School, 3 p. m. (Homecoming and

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ort Gridders Finish Undefeated, Untied Season

Dick Ashman and Assistant Coach Chauncey McDaniel. : Decatur Central, 27 to 6, last night for their ninth straight victory in their path to

Strong Bronc Club

' Notre Dame has tailied 197

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Tom Riggs, Jack Wilson, Jerry Rineheart and. Bill . Third ht): Coach Kenny Wasson, Jim Baker, Roy Johnson, Charles Raths. er, Paul Cleary, Arthur Leary, Charles Rau, Dave Ryker, Carl Lasiter, ) The Cards defeated

Warming Up Arm For Wolverines To Face Bulldogs

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 3 (UP)—| KALAMAZOO, Mich., Nov. 3-= Kenny Gorgal, who faced Minne- Prospects are that Western Mich sota in all but one play in “last igan,” College will be .at full Saturday's upset victory; Was the giusrgtn for their game Saturday main passer today as. Purdue i, Butler University. @ football Coach Stu Holcomb “Ng; serious injuries were incurs stepped up passing drills in prep-,.q jn the Broncos game Satur. aration for the game Against 4, with Miami University. Only powerladen-- Michigan at I one-man may not be ready to Arbor, Saturday. go. He is Harry Hildreth, fullChief targets for tossers GOr-... who was injured in the Cin.’ gal, Dick Schnaible “and Bob ..,..q4 came three weeks ago. Hartmen were halfbatks Norb Expected to be back in top Adams, Neil. Schmidt and Mike oh ape is Arnold Thompson, right Maccioli and enids Ronald Bland, |, on. op Thompson missed two Darrell Brewster and Andy o.imes, and while not at his peak

Even though he did miss two contests, the fleet halfback is one of the Bronco's best rushers. In 45 tries he has covered 217 yards for

tense against Illinois’ feared run- AR average of five yards per

{ll on the CarITY. : Ring Atta is Ny otra | The Broncos’ marching band of

ot .196 players is to attend the game, Coach~Clyde Smith was opti Y mistic about the Indiana chances It Will take part in pre-game and when he learned Center Joe Steb-| halftime ceremonies. bins ‘would be ready-for-full-duty lt rss. against-the Tink... Released by Lakers. . . ida oN | MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3 (UP) ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 3 ; (UP) — Michigan football Coach Tne MinneAloll ants ou Bennie Qosterbaan unveiled a se- who refused steadfastly to play

cret play the Wolverines are ex- " pected to use against Purdue Sat- basketball ou Sunday because of urday, but swore newsmen to si- Te glous pi ples.

lence about its details. | “The Wolverines went through Was reluctant to give Wilkinson,

the play, a ground maneuver, sev- & Mormon, his outright release, oral UE 8 obacrvera said sophg- he would miss 18 games on the more Halfback Don Peterson ap- Lakers’ National Basketball Asparently was the ball handler in sociation schedule by not playing the new play. lon Sundays.

. a. 8,8 { BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 3 (UP)| ~The Indiana University football squad is using a two part workout, with a session on de-

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