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" By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach, jopinion that the Illini are the finest coached teams we have tackle. Ohio State's | University of Notre Dame team to fear in 1051 as this fall's ever played, and their team spirit wein, Michigaz's Al Wah, eicn) SINCE THE END of World War II the Midwest has “T™ formation machine will be/is second to none. By the end of gan Sta on elema, Jae been one of th i t ti in the national °Pérated by quarterback Don En-|this season they will be among Notre ae end, 0 ohe of the more prominen’ sections 1 gels, who has had a minimum of the nation’s best. Among the make any in Find Ey ‘football picture. In producing four Rose Bowl and four na- game experience. Minnesota, Pur- smaller independents Dayton Bob Carey of tichip an tate tional champions in as many years this area has become'due and Northwestern will battle should enjoy another successful l00ks e

; for the fourth spot with u- year under Joe Gavin. Xavier Best guard in the section is Wis. {the center of many spectators’ interest. Fei AB Le gra thould come close to their fine consin’s Bill Gable, and Notre However, this coming fall should change things con-| Indiana's sophomores of '49 will|10 and 1 record of last fall. DA ‘siderably, as it appears quite (cause trouble in '50. How much cinnati looms as the power in the leads . to» 8 e Ppears 4 of the season's toughest schedules trouble will be determined by the Mid-American Conference. Under! yyygy 5 one other independ certain that the national y, jo0k for Michigan and Ohio actions of two sophomore quarter ex-Chicago Bear, Bob Snyder... team in this sector that poses ' championship” will move State to retain their lofty posi- backs, Lou D'Achille and Ray Toledo University is growing eX, major question. That is Notre eastward 4 th ¢ tions, Each of these teams has Petrauskus. Under new coach, ceptionally strong. Dame. Our team is definitely yan * Presence Of ween hard hit by graduation, but Len Raffensperger, Towa will be, Without meaning to appear eg0- weaier than those of the past such powerful teams as Southern ., Jo pie two of the game's best the question mark team. We are tistical we are listing our oWn 5. years, Just how much weakCalifornia, Stanford, and Calif-| Cp "who will he able to treating Wisconsin separately be- quarterback, Bob Williams, as the o we are not absolutely certain. ornia on the Coast infers that the oo "1 inexperienced talent to Cause on paper they don't appear leading All-American candidate yw, ,y4 some fine young lads on Rose Bowl title may stay in its maintain maximum strength at/t0 be a pennant contender, but from the area. Bob possesses . . squad, but their average age own backyard this year, al times. Because the Rose Bowl their talented mentor, Ivy Wil-|everything; poise, character, abili- , only 10 years. How these boys This turn of events in no way "|." allow Ohio State to llamson, might guide the Badgers ty, and a shrewd manner Of 8e-/ yy react under the pressure of reflects badly on the caliber of pac thi r. we look for the into third spot. |lecting the unexpected. Joining... ¢ortunate winning streak of football in the Midwest, rather it Fel n 8 yea ’ t the Bi y & = Bob as All-American backfield 4, past remains to be seen, At proves that the rest of the JO NEImes 0 represen STILL BEING TREATED as candidates will be Michigan's jo "OF wor nave long to walt _ country has caught up with the 10 in Pasadena. : an independent is Michigan State Chuck Ortmann, Illinois’ John , "oo nen against one of the central powers who got a flying y 8 8 as schedule difficulties won't per- Karras, Purdue's John Kereates, ...io.'« best, North Carolina, start after the war, MANY PEOPLE favor I]linois mit their entering the Big 10 Michigan State's Sonny Grandel- g ne 30, That afternoon will ane Although the defending co- in this conference, and this team until 1953. I like the Spartans ius, and Iowa's Bill Reichardt. lever many questions. ‘champions In the Big 10 face two will be dangerous. But, it is our very much. They are one of the Midwest lines will be potent At piributed by McNaught Syndicate. ae

Michigan Coach Seeks Highland Takes ‘Man With Long Neck Defensive Backfield ~~ McClamrock Cup Picks Football Winners

| Ed Basinger Rejoins Ohio State Squad; With Some Weeping and Sidelights

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\ In Match Play Final | ’ By Urited Press { SC EY, United Press Sports Writer ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Coach Bennie Oosterbaan will run his; Highland had possession of the NE re RRA re eye on nd ig and the other oa

i " , Wolverines through their third drill of the week today with an eye Indianapolis Women's Golf Asso- bunts, a cockeyed curtain raiser for Fraley's follles—or the first They begin a new era in Indiana University football. Tommy Wilson, Evansville Reitz all-stater; to solving his most pressing problem—that of finding a “defensive ciation team championship today 1950 edition of week-end football “winners.

Pete Fisher, Evansville Reitz all-stater, and Bill Holzback, East Chicago Roosevelt all-stater (left) to backfield. —and the McClamrock tro GAME OF THE WEEK . : - ' ~ ’ phy. | . right] are three top Hoosier. freshmen who'll learn and watch this year, waiting to join Indiana's four Sh 37 Bh BAS pall 10 Usk eif)ier inexperienced men, or 28SIBN| Gesterday the Highland team| _. L- 8 U. over Kentucky—The Bayou Bengals are big. rugged growing legions next year. The new pauses with the old, Center Jack Dolan (left, in uniform) and : ac and fast and have a potential All-America ace in Ebert Van Buren,

. ! ; [defeated the Country Club of In-| Guard Bill Smith, are the only two players left on the 1950 varsity who competed for Coach Bo brother of the great pro star,|

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” ” ” 3 J J8—0h tat id- Williamson's football . Wil] McMillin in 1947 My oot onc B1 hpeenon: who 18 giving his Unt.|212naPolis in the final round of Slicin' Steve. Kentucky will have| Also: Iowa State over Colorade cMillin in . ’ ’ 'mateh play at Meridian Hills. to to win it in the air, and it's too U., and Detroit over Hillsdale.

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year, who changed his mind ard rest from contact drill, put both win the title. The victory, High- S4+13 X decided to report for practice offensive and defensive platoons land's third in as many years, °@ '° Peak. | California over Santa Clarg— again. Basinger announced three through their paces in aerial gnghled the club to retire the THE EAST So shed a tear for Casey Stengel

: . B ow p ov week ago that because of the work yesterday. |trophy. Rutgers over Syracuse — The ~(;~1 4 over Oregon -— Another At Kansas C r ns r e pressure of his engineering work ~The Saturday drill will be a oY Nelson, Dye Even jusual September scramble. [for the men of Red Rolfe. | 3 he would not play this season. secret scrimmage at Camp Ran-| ol Ya ras? ’ hr sa a Sve Copaeetion — Foot: “mexas Aggies over Nevada—Cry : : i 4 Ei . ! # uu ure match Jane Nel- ng off. y O'Nel BA oy Bon en 20 T ey re Goo | MINNEAPOLIS — The Gopher 4811 Baden. ’ » son, Highland, and Mrs. Paul Villanova over Duquesne -|t TE or 5540 Ne, a And (UP)—A polished Milburn Coun-| squad began today to point for Dye were even at the end of 18 Baseball in a foto finish. |don't pass up Eddie Sawyer.

its opening game with the Univer-| CHAMPAIGN, TIL. — Don ER- p50, boty with 75s. Other scores:| Boston College over Wake For-| gi. ns0rd over San Jose—Win,

Price in Philly 9to7 els, one of Illinois’ top quartersity of Washington in Seattle 8¢i8, Pq |" Mrs. Rick Herrick. Highland, est—And the American League in \with stiff workouts scheduled on Packs, was reported today to be & agu Jose or draw, it looks like ulcers

Lovis Will Regain Title | (won, one up, over Mrs, C. H.'s rut. ol pass defense. : | Also: Temple over Albright,| 4g: Washington State over

bikin: out of action for the season, the pawards in 19 holes. would take the $15,000 Kansas,~ NEW YORK, Sept. 20—For all anybody knows to the Coach Bernie Bierman was so result of a chipped hip bone. | “yrs Lou Bola, Highland, de- Bucknell over Gettysburg and Le- 1; i : s ’ | , Washington over City Open, ; ; dissatisfied with yesterday's pea | Engels suffered the injury in feated Mrs. George Enos, 2 and 1. high over Delaware. an Bale . The field included the years contrary, the Cleveland Browns may have been the best ; .... ces in this line that he had yesterday's scrimmage, and Coach| Mrs. William Beard, Country THE SOUTH J ior er st. Mary iy #dop money man—S8am Snead— team in pro football for the past four years. They out- the team walk through plays re- Ray Eliot said the loss is as seri- Club, won over Mrs, H. D. Cain,| Maryland over Georgia — Con- a ar 8 8, British Amateur Champion Frank ‘classed the Philadelphia Eagles in the widely heralded test Ppeatedly so the defense could see ous as if it had been John Karras. 5 and 4. sider the Yankees. EE aE jo _ Atges, Stranahan, who lost recently in ’ what was going on. \Engels was regarded as the best, Mrs. Lacy Shuler, Highland, de-| puke over South Carolina — over Flagstaff : ; .

try Club golf course was ready today for assault by the game's top stars as local experts predicted four sub-par 18-hole rounds’

the National Amateur in an of the two leagues—the now defunct All-America Confer-| MADISON: Wei L Pasig 16 passer on the equad. |teated Mrs. William Kendrick, 3 They fired Bucky Harris -hole match; and Jim Fer-| ivi i { , Wis. — Passin | land 1. os | : : OUTSIDE HAPPY extra hole i 8 os ence and the war surviving National League champions. | the big worry In Coser Ivy. o ay * a Bair watthes oon cioteds tie W. & M. over V. M, I. — The 1 : dhe 8 Phos. "True, there were extenuating - | IOWA y e Un y IOWA'S tots or Un 'Harris memory would shame an CHANDLER'S OFFICE (dismay they couldn't rush Gra- ‘of Iowa Hawkeyes were sched- > or the year. yenhant. | Tarkio over Di The 0

’ ’ . | . | 3 Mrs. Robert Wheat was in charge. | circumstances. ham, their customary formula {uled today for another session of charg b hatta — BU S Weidekamp Tse Eagles were foroed to against the overhead threat, and Schnaible Sharp |working with Southern Calitorna, we Alabama over Chattanooga — now can be told. fs 4 the enemy receivers usually found (plays. | JOe Seon nockout: May Miss Opener |operate without Steve Van Buren, i; om selves in the clear. All amd As Purdue Kicker In yesterday's drill Don Com- ; ; EE Cale Oreo es, in ARgice © Misfortune was winking a swol- top ball carrier, and his €om- yp; getting staunch protection, LAFAYETTE, Sept. 20—(UP) mack and Jerry Faske, halthacks, Says Ez Won't Run teit. | Brooklyn's still inthe } S81 Jen right eye at Butler's varsity petent replacement, Smackoverih.q 5 do was feed them the —Senior Quarterback Dick stole the offensive show, teaming ; ~~ yn eague. “football team today. |Scott, went out early With aljaa¢ner which they proceeded to Schnaible turned in the most con- with Jerry Long as the best ig POMPTON LAKES, N. J., Sept. wiisoi Virginia over George| Ellisville over Sunflower—And "The Bulldogs’ converted full-'shoulder separation. A tremen- qeyuour with brutish gluttony. |sistent punting performance. yes- pination of pass snatchers. {20 (UP)—Joe Louis said today Re; 2shington, ra Citagel, Die next selection wa De by the ‘back, first string Left Halfback dous handicap, yet my impression er = » |terday as Purdue worked on its/ PERRI |doesn’t expect Ezzard Charles wil] Auburn oy offard, i PPI) erry-Durocher glee clu Flavin (Lou) Weidekamp may be was only the dimensions of the] THE BROWNS did everything spread kick formation. Also tak-| wvANSTON—The Wildcats be-'run away from him, so their title Sver, Memp Mg State, Ss i . lost for the opener against Ev- score would have been changed put run away and hide from Ing turns at kicking were Sopho-| cin their one-a-day practice ses-'fight on Sept. 27 is sure to end. over Arkansas 32, en- BICYCLE TIRES - ansville Saturday night. Lou suf- not the ultimate result. {the Eagles, the difference in com- mores Earl Heninger and Nor- gong today with drills on PUNtNg |i a knockout—either - nessee over Mississippi uthern, Crs fered a bad cut above his eye in| o ” ” parative spe eds bein g that man Montgomery, while veteran and pass defense. The squad was! n C 8 er way. and Vanderbilt over Middle Ten-, CARLIE De Size 36x2138 $1.89 GOODYEAR & U. 8. CHAIN ¢| of BALLOON. All Sizes iG ' TUBES, All Sizes .... 980

‘last Saturday's Freshman-Varsity, THE BROWNS are authentl- marked. All of a sudden age Bill Reed handled the ball at put through a long offensive] Ine fight will not go 15 rounds nessee. ! BLUE POINT sor: | lus will win by a knockéut. Charles They tell kids about the Yankees. SUPPLY arm. And Fullback Ben Johnson wap onged in big time they football war, seldom went all out. John Kerestes from fullback { signed Jim Duncan, an end re- seems, find themselves behind the the toothless Tigers?

The Yanks look like the money. Lewis & Clark over Southern ‘North Carolina over N. C. State Oregon—Yes, Mr, Terry.

tilt. Trainer Jim Morris surveyed call eat. For four years theYapneared to have caught up with center. , _|—it will not go to a decision,” THE SOUTHWEST i ‘the eye yesterday and told niraad the ill-starred confer- tng. old league ea IP Toe | Read's performance served to ape 2] Stel a fternoon Said the Brown Bomber as he| Texas over Texas Tech—There's {coaches it wouldn't be wise to use/ence. “They look better. than gyen seemed to run out of spirit brighten the Boilermakers’ kick- nag their first intensive drill on fnished his 15th day of boxing no boogie man in Boston. Weidekamp against the Purple they are” you were fold, ‘because when Scott was forced to leave Ing outlook. He spent the drill in ldetense. {here in his training camp. “One of! 8.M.U. over Georgia Tech—| “Aces. oe {competition is inferior.” Nonsense.) tne field. Generally speaking, spinning the ball 13 and 14 yards rr ———————— ori The Butler picture wasn't all They would have looked impres- though, the play was for keeps back to punters in Purdue's NY, Football Giants | * standup fighter—he doesn’t| Arkansas over Oklahoma Ag- Delaware, Madison & Ray black. Center Gene BSypult 18/give at any time against any kind all the way—a quality not always famed spread formation. im. (run like Jersey Joe Walcott.” gles—Brave men flinch at the Seee——————— ready to return to his first line 5¢ 4 tion. If this was a test. present in pro games in recent| Minor injuries that have dogged Sign Jim Duncan A — tale. berth after being out three days grtised, to prove whether years when the players, riding the the Se emnaiters caused Coach NEW YORK, sept 20 (UP)— Phils Behind 8 Ball | West Texas over Arizona—And| LINCOLN ul Brown and his stal- gravy train of the free spending Stu Holcomb to withhold Co-Capt. n.\ . Now york football Giants! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 it soni a as story. (announced today that they had (UP)—The Phillies’ opponents, it| - TCU over Kansas—How about HIGHWAY’ { Cigars

has recovered from a sore hip mat th powerful conviction.| x =» duties in scrimmage. cently released by the Detroit “g-ball” today. Michigan State over Oregon |

. which caused him to miss Mon-| tiy] IN PHILLY the price is 9 to 7/ day's drill. bo oe Oe play. with |Louis recovers his lend-lease title IU Varsity lardent spirit, daring and imagina. from the Gizzard. Baseball's Lions. | From here in, any combination State—They're supposedly dead.

They have ability, plus eye acrimonious debate as to what to Duncan, who played his college of Philadelphia victories and Bos-| Akron over Ohio U.—Cleveland BANQUET Sopeal and could well develop d0 With the $800,000 series TV Thumps Scrubs football at Wake Forest, orig-/ton Braves defeats which add up might be the taxidermist. AP YOUR ANON s fee could be neatly ended by turn-| BLOOMINGTON, Sep. 20 — inally was drafted by the Cleve- to eight will clinch the 1950 Na-| Hardin-Simmons over Cincin-| CIGAR DEALER

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| t . ’ Istuffed yet! , r , .. listening Messrs. Marion and Hut- 2 four-touchdown margin over the he Lions ager Fads Sawyers xs : d yet aS Beinn 8 hn ea ray a nei - From Donora,; Pa., comes word ) Je ————e (hTead a needle with a pass. The , =," , 0 cones 0 now © Defensive Halfback John Davis

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WESTINGHOUSE | Northwestern fugitive completed yop,” in icorea, That's tne Was sidelined for a week when he , 21 of 38 for 346 yards and three pass stars home town suffered a strained shoulder ligaLAUNDROMAT touchdowns. All ‘during the eve- oy . ment. Coach Clyde Smith stressed ning his aerial bombs bedeviled Stan Musial's, too. Just how do defense in th - $219.95 & ' the hoys figure the cancellation G¢f€Nse in the afternoon. befuddled and bewildered the of the baseball jubilee program Smith announced plans to reJARRETT'S Eagles’ defense which in the past 0° 0 BEIEOR 0 POR was turn Fullback Al Tutsie to left

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