Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1949 — Page 43
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Because they could schedule only five regular Southeastern rivals this season, the Wildcats rank second to Tulane in the Southeast, each having lost to one conference foe. Tulane has defeated five SEC opponents. Santa Clara, Kentucky's opponent in the 64,358-seat Orange Bowl, lost two games and tied one. The Broncos fell before Cali fornia and Oklahoma and fought to a deadlock with Stanford.
Hanover Lands 6 On Honor Squad
Hoosier Conference Selects All-Stars
iP Times State Service UPLAND, Nov. 26 — Hanover College has landed six berths on| the Hoosier College Conference all-star football team. The play-| ers were picked in a poll of con-| ference coaches conducted by| Sherman Spear, director of publicity. Results show that Hanover con-| tributed End Bill Klein, Center Bill Bolton, Tackles Tom Johns and Hohn Selig, Halfback Hank Treesh and Quarterback Jim Peterson. Anderson placed three men—End Tom Redmond, Guard Bill Ameredes and Fullback Jim Machoitz, The other two spots on the first team were taken by Halfback Rocky Jones and Guard Wally Rook, both of Taylor. Jones, the conference's leading ground gain- , er, was nearest to a unanimous
t choice of the coaches.
Second Team Listed |
Ends — Bill McGrath, Indiana Central; Wendell Maupin, Man-| chester, and John Nelson, Taylor. Tackles — Dante Sciavone, Anderson, and Stan Klos, "Robin. IF, Th Ri id Central. Guards — Dale Robin- Greene son, Indiana Central, and Jack om . ingsi Dooley, Canterbury. Center Dick Morrison, Franklin. Backs | —Bob Courtney, Canterbury; Joe! Platt, Franklin; ana Central; Don Granitz, Tay-, lor,*and Howard Conrad, Hanover, Honorable mention: Ends - Chandler, Indiana Central; Saunders, Hanover; Dodd, Anderson; F. Springer, Canterbury. Tackles
Champ to Face Odell
By JIM H
terbury; Moreman, Indiana Cen- at the Armory. tral; Asher, Anderson; J. Spring-| Elza, the 230-pound puncher, er, Canterbury. Guards—Cofield,| Detroit, who is by no means a Taylor; Farrar, Manchester; circles. Murphy, Franklin; Jones, Earl-| Holder of the Michigan heavyham: Guthrie, Hanover. Centers Weight championship, Riley holds —8chutz, Indiana Central; La- Victories over Curtiss (The Fon, Canterbury. Backs—Shaw, Hatchetman) Sheppard and HuIndiana Central; Byfield, Ander- bert Hood, The latter, however, son; Olmstead, Rose-Eoly. |is no great‘acebomplishment since | mre en | Thompson gave Hubert a good
+ lacing here several weeks ago. Sooners Defeat | Thompson, however, is a fighter | for han it is not easy to find ASM Ri a il J ponent. He’s strong, tough
{an |and OP , of beating many of NORMAN, Okla., Nov. 26 (UP) Kn how the Bulldogs ~The University of Oklahoma
erowned another glorious {football season today by rumbling roughshod over Oklahoma A & M., 41-0. In a game before 50,000 which gave Oklahoma a clear track to the Sugar Bowl. Five of Oklahoma's brilliant offensive backs shared scoring chores in the one-sided tamily| quarrel with A, & M. Halfback| = E. George Thomas, the Oklahoma| & ; 1 firehorse, galloped into scoring| & : territory twice to hold his national touchdown leadership. A. & M. was playing its last game under Coach Jim Lookabaugh, who resigned recently after 11 years in the Stillwater, Tea, job, Only a few times in A. & M's infrequent threats against the Big Seven Shamplons,
Local High School Net |
Elza Thompson, ~ Bill Crowe; Indi- King, Tops Friday Mit Card Anderssu # Hustington, will
In Headline Attraction at Armory
PONDEROUS ELZA THOMPSON, —Brown, Earlham; Martin, Can-| champion, will see action as the top attraction on Friday's mit card
iat stake.
Schedule This Week TUESDAY Speedway at Plainfield, WEDNESDAY Franklin Township at Ben Davis. Carmel at Sacred Heart. Pike Township at Grove.
Walnut
FRIDAY Lawrence Central at Southport. Ben Davis at Warren Central. Tech. at New Castle. Fragkiin Township * at Beech |;
G Vallonta at Crispus Attucks. Broad Ripple at Cathedral. Washington at Howe. Speedway vs. Manual at South Side Armory. St. Mary's Anderson at Sacred Heart,
Deaf School at Union Township,
‘lof varsity candidates.
Robert Jackson
Robert Jackson, a junior from | Bedford, will add needed height| {to Coach Paul (Tony) Hinkle's| Bulldogs this season if he makes| the varsity squad. | Standing 6 feet: 4 inches tall, Bob is the tallest man on the list He was “Big Red” last season by kle. The 175-pounder played is prep school basketball at Bedand is the son of Murrel n of that town, ‘Bob is 21 years old
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upon the need. He is a Hanher of of Nu social fraternity and
Sigma one of the outstanding pre-season prospects.
By BILL EGGERT There may be enough good scoring habits left over from 1948-49 to make Butler's basketball Bulldogs a winning collegiate team again this season. The Bulldogs, who won 18 and lost five last year, will try out those habits Wednesday night in the Fieldhouse against an alumni squad and will open their regular season here Saturday night against Illinois. The Illini will be one of five Big Ten quintets the Bulldogs will meet this season. Lettermen who have returned for the 24-game schedule are Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien, Butler's all-time leading scorer with 828 points for three seasons; Jimmy Doyle who threw in 200 points last season; Capt. Ralph Chapman, Dee Baker, and Marvin Wood. Coach Tony Hinkle lost John Barrowcliff, Bob Evans and Bill Shepherd by graduation but that slack will be taken up by D IFAnSTer Bedford who Fayed very little last year. The transfers,’ Pete Negley, former Lawrence Central High
| This Week's State State Heavy less Cage Card
TOMORROW NIGHT
| State. i Chicago University at St. Joe. TUESDAY NIGHT | Canterbury at DePauw. Concordia (Ft. Wayne) at Jackson. f | Concordia (St. Louis) at Indijana State.
Riley of Detroit
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Indiana's heavyweight
will go against Odell Riley of|
| Franklin at Taylor. | Mediocre battler in heavyweight Toledo at Valparaiso. {
the best heavies. But managers| - Giffin at Indiana Tech. are reluctant to put their pro- WEDNESDAY NIGHT teges in against Him. Butler vs. Alumni in Fieldhouse, | Also on the card, * which is be-| 8:15 p. m. | ing presented by the Indianapolis| Indiana Central at Tri-State. 'Boxing Center and Forrest Mc-| Huntington at Indiana State, | Kinney (because, it's their week THURSDAY NIGHT to have fights), will be the second| Wabash. at Canterbury. Sound of the light heavyweight! Illinois Wesleyan at St. Joe. | ny. a FRIDAY NIGHT
TOM MILER'S Good . Sports,| Indiana Central ———|In¢., is looking toward a cham-| Kentucky. pionship battle between Joe Sgro| Hanover at Ball State. and John LaBroi of Gary with Concordia (Ft. Wayne) at Hunt-| the welterweight title at stake for ington, their next program in the Armory.| Manchester at Taylor, Although Joe hardly deserves a| Rose Poly at Principia. main event battle, this fight fig-| Tri-State at Percy Jones. ures to draw since ‘the crown is SATURDAY N Sgro hasn't appeared yu... ot Butle Rio : here since he was knocked out| po we éver a month ago by Eddie Mil-| | pauw at Purdue, ler of Dayton. It would have been ndiana Central at Kentucky, best if he would have been re-| LYansville at Anderson. quired to fight for his crack at a an at Xavier (Cineln-
main go. 8 Indiana Tech at Manchester,
IT APPEARED to have been| lliinols State at Oakland ony. the Indiana system of fight scor-| St Joe at Canterbury. ing that threw the fans off in| Chicage Teachers at Valparaiso. their opinions of who' won the! fight between Gene Parker and Ronnie Harper. It was a close fight. but the, judges stored it 10 and 8 points, respectively, in Parker's tavor.| It was closer than that but with the state's system, it appeared toi be Parker be Parker going a away.
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a clutch player from way back who beat Vanderbilt this year with inspired late ramming, turned bruise for bruise on the “0 yard Tech victory march.
Spearheads Attack
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Georgia line. Humphreys carried the ball on seven of those plays to the one-yard line, Jimmy
Southard, Tech quarterback strapped in a back brace, tool it over on a “sneak.” Then Patton booted true. Four fumbles and as many interceptions kept tide when it looked as if one team
School athlete, and Reggie Crockett of Keyser, W. Va. will be among the first eight team members. Negley has returned home after a year at North Carolina State and another at American International. Crockett has played collegiate basketball at Washington & Lee University and American International. Both are 6-3 and very familiar with backboards. Butler won't be exceptionally tall, but Hinkle is hoping for another club well-groomed’ in fundamentals and scoring habits. Lining up for the alumni in Wednesday night's game will be Barrowcliff, Bob Dietz, Woody Norris, Wilbur Schumacher, Marvin Cave, Charlie Maas, Shepherd, Lyle Neat, Bob Mehl, Evans
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Ohio State will follow the Illini here, Dec. 10. Michigan will be met in Ann Arbor, Dec. 14. Indiana and Purdue will be But- Pro Football ler's foes in the Hoosier Classic, Dec, 20 and 30, and the Bulldogs |
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