Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1949 — Page 31

Ballots Mailed "503 Sent to ‘Active Members of ~ Association in 1949 Selection

RM OBINSON. Scripps-Howard Staff ¥ to active members of the American Football Coaches Each will be a vote in the 1949 Coach-of-the-Year annual holding of the award. Only members of the AFCA are eligible to participdte in conducted by the Naw York World-Telegram newspapers, in Pa The Tndianapolis Times. [the chain handling the ‘Balloting. - The ballot is a secret one, in- Willams originated the idea of a Shading comment on-the 10as0ns| Coclreot-the- Year award as al \ The coach to be selected will *UDstitute for the all-America - succeed Bennie Oosterbaan of : “Michigan, although the former © Stl In Action

Winners of the award in thes \past, and the schools with which

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Go. MoM the ballots are being! 1848 Rar! Blak, asa. Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan. o Of these 14, eight are no longer, majority. the cogches have untill); gible. Harlow has retired;

Dec. 6 to return their selection. The winning oh an be an. Alexander and Crisler moved up VSolunar Table to athletic directorships; Shaugh-|

Ohio State. ans. Army , Michi

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pro teams; Kern, Stagg and Wid-| does are assistants. Among the six others, Waldorf (now coaching unbeaten Califor,infa), Anderson, Leahy, Blaik and

when they play.

Knight, designate these times

and Puss. Mclaughiy, A Dart. tet baan 4 are leading contend-|_; oorcrt to tell the fisherman the nessee, Mafty Bell of Southern| The ballot which each AFCA best Cental ganingd Timo

Methodist, Fritz Crisler and Bill!member receives requests them to|

Alexander of Georgia Tech com-|consider six factors in making i7—Today ... 2:45 prise the remainder of the com-|their choice—1, Influence on ra Eg os : mittee. ers; 2, Generalship; 3, Materiali2o “es !

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The Solunar Tables, compiled for The Times by John .Alden

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Seventeen sweater awards were made to members of the Sacred

gridiron award banquet at thé school last night. Coach Harry Caskey made the presentations with an eye to the

ler, Ray Riley, Phil Seyfried and Bill Alerding, were among the recipients. : The rest

were juniors and

The juniors were: Don Clark, John

Ventura, Jerry Cahill, Joe Mappes, Harland Petty and Dave Bauer, Coach Caskey, who handles three sports, five classes daily but doesn't take tickets at games, presided. Father Roland Averbeck, pastor, and Father Conan Mitchell, athletic director

polous, Times Sports writer, also! | spoke. Cathedral coaches Joe Dezelan| {and Cleon Reynolds and Abe

{were honored guests.

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sophomores, eight of the latter.

Dwenger, John Caito, Ed Buergler| and Kenny Whitney. The sopho-/1934 6 included: Ed Teagradin,| Al Herbertz, Paul Bortlein, Dom/| 8» ineligible player.

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NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 17 (UP) ~The University of Oklahoma tudent Senate unanimously & resolution yesterday asking for a post-season football game between Oklahoma and Notre Dame. The senate action came despite Sooner Coach Bud Wilkinson's attempt to squelch camp agitation for the game. When student peti-

contest started circulating several {Weeks ago, Wilkinson pointed to

mor eh er B | Notre Dame's policy of no postday season games.

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Both Squads npg ‘Local Play; Y Blue Devils Hold Series Edge, 1510 11

Tech's stadium as the Tech:

pent-up football energies battling for the 1949 city

tomorrow afternoon. The game starts at 1:30 p. m.

the city's finest grid rivalries add another

ancient Blue and Green feud. Under arc lighting, made possible through many of the 27,000 Tech alumnt since last year, the game migh have attracted 15,000. The Greenclads and the Satans will be meeting for the 30th time in history In one of the few uninterrupted prep rivalries héreabouts. Shortridge holds an edge

winning 15, losing 11 and tying three. ‘ 19 to

Tech won the 1946 game, 0, but forfeited the game and its

the Tech roll eall,

Both Unbeaten Locally The setting for tomorrow's fra-

cas finds both teams going to the

post with undefeated reputations among the city’s fraternity.

one game in eight, a 14 to 7 verdict to tough Cincinnati Withrow. Tech won its first undisputed NCC conference with five victories this year, has two triumphs, no losses and a 20-20 stalemate in the city. The no-decision argument was wrought from ill-fated confusion after a courageous third-quarter rally by Washington's stubborn Continentals, who trailed 20 to 7 at halftime. Tomorrow's season finale for all local constituents looks like

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