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FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1950

Hoosierdom’s ‘Big 3’

Irish, Indiana, Purdue | Open Up Tomorrow, Butler Meets Wabash

Bulldogs, Little Giants in Historic ‘Key’ Battle, ND Hopes for 39 Straight at Tarheels Expense

By FRANK ANDERSON

State college football:fans

at a hula dancer’s convention tomorrow. The Big Three—Notre Dame, Indiana and Purdue— | will crash the act. Butler's at home in the Bowl to Wabash

in an Iron Key battle and all's

rying to make it 39 games without a loss in a tussle with North Carolina. ~The Trish, rated No. 1 in-all pre-season polls, | are on television and threaten to be the best thing at see-level since skirts went back up. | Purdue and Indiana, hoping that travel is broadening to the win column, hop off to dates with Texas and Nebraska, respectively. Purdue figures to have the tougher time, since the pre-season guessers are deep in the heart of Texas. Indiana's sophomore- | laden legions are given the duke on husking the Cornhuskers in| Lincoln, Neb. {

41st Meeting :

Butler, a 14-12 loser last week that the Tarheels’ smooth-flowing| be one of the starting linemen for the Little Giants

Upstate in South Bend the Irish of Notre Dame will be

will be busier than the breeze

right with the football world.

Lots of mistakes that hobbled

the Bulldogs against the Aces §&

have been ironed out—-Tony Hinkle hopes. Special attention has been given to pass defense and penalty-drawing, -twa weak-

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Rings Up Grid Curtain

Menace to

nesses the Hinkle-men showed last week in Evansville.

The Little Giants don the fav-|

orites’ role with some misgivings. Injuries have hobbled some of

(their stellar backs. And Halfback | Lou Weidekamp of Butler is hale

and hearty again. Lou, used only as a punter against the Purple Aces, is ready for full-time duty. Notre Dame has the muscle and the notoriety, but North Car-

lolina is unimpressed. The folks|

around Chapel Hill are hopeful

in its opener against Evansville, |Win over North Carolina State

will meet Wabash for the 41st!

last week was just a starter to

time. Wabash rested last week, Digger and better things. Notre

but pasted Kalamazoo College, 27-0, in its opener Sept. 16. Kickoff at the Bowl is 2p. m.

The Butler-Wabash series is so rugged that the schools can't) even agree on records. books show 22 Butler wins, 14 Wabash decisions and four ties. Butler's accountants register 25 Bulldog wins, 13 for the Little Giants and three ties.

But the Iron Key is the payoff.. Butler has it and Wabash wants it. The Little Giants haven't unlocked the victory dodr over Butler since a 6-0 effort in 1942. Last year’s meeting ended in a 14-7 Butler victory. Since the Iron Key was adopted as a symbol of the rivalry in 1933, Butler has carried the key home 10 times to two for Wabash. There have been two Iron Key tes. : The thump-thump that has stirred the hearts of Butler and Wabash students and alumni 40

Wabash | h

Dame is bigger and better on paper. If the Tarheels can’t find (Charley) Justice, they'll have wrapped their hopes in (Dick) Bunting, now the big noise down

ere. But the Irish have Bob (Cover Boy) Williams, Tackle Bob Toneff, Center Jerry Groom and a whole host of left-over stars to meet the Tarheel surge. Coach Frank Leahy, who learned much football from Tarheel Coach Carl Snavely in years past, is singing the blues again, always a good s

Bank on Sophomores Indiana has hope in its sophomores. Purdue has sophomores who hope. The tests against Texas and Nebraska will set the two teams up for Iowa and Notre Dame next week. Ball State’s Cardinals will be one of four state teams resting tomorrow. The Cardinals tasted their first defeat in 14 games last Saturday, falling to Eastern Illi-

times in 66 years will be pound-|nois, 35-10.

ing tuba-deep tomorrow. need better acoustics, either. The New Method of

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The, Of interest to local fans is In-thump-thump on the field won't diana Franklin for a night tilt. The Greyhounds opened with a 24-7 win over Huntington, while Franklin was dropping a 14-6 decision to Canterbury.

mile race on a sponsored “house- tomorrow with Nebraska. |brand” fuel plan, Wilbur Shaw sess SR RIE

§ the fuel weren't interested either.”

Central's Invasion of

last week

Valparaiso and Indiana State

met last night and St. Joseph's takes off Sunday against St. Norbert. That left tomorrow's field to Anderson at Manchester,

Rose Poly at McKendree (Ill),

and Hanover at DePauw in daylight action; Western Kentucky at

Evansville, Taylor at Canterbury and Huntington at Earlham at night.

500’ Boys Refuse ‘House Brand’ Fuel

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Football With Leahy— Heavy Firing Due to Begin

Tntersectional Clashes Top Week-End Schedule DAYTON. 0, Sept. 29— Sun-

By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach University of Notre Dame gaye Josiap Ne Jay Progra at i e Dayton Speedway wil aye UP TO Now football has been somewhat like OUT," Indianapolis 500.Mile Race Army during the first few weeks of the Korean War. That favor. is, just taking little nibbles here and there, in its effort to Many stars of the famous Inbreak into the sports headlines. Tomorrow, like at Inchon, the assault is on Even the forthcoming World Series cannot detract from the marvelous card scheduled for football stadia across the nation. 5 Cr Penn State ana CinIntersectional battles ap- cinnati vill have before they subpear to be the order of the due Georgetown and William and ary. ” . day. One of these will see Rice, On the West Coast the big and Santa Clara dedicating the problem of, “how strong is Calnew Rice Stadium in Houston. ifornia?” will be solved concluSanta Clara is a team to watch sively as they show typical Wal-

y ‘he y ) - as their new head coach, Dick | orf power in overwhelming Ore

. Watch for California's JohnGallagher, was Paul Brown's as- gon let. rad . sistant ith the Cleveland™ Olzewski to shine again. For

Browns. and will stress the same | Evashevski draws a tough as-

|signment in U.C.L.A. and 1 bedeadly offense that has already, - . subdued the mighty Chicago lieve Red Sanders’ well coached

Uclans will subdue his WashingBears and Philadelphia Eagles. Staters.

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|tussle, and although Santa Clara |ls potent, our vote goes to Rice, | as Jess Neely will again have one . _ " : : of the Southwest's finest teams. One of Wabash College's fine competitors, Bill Orman, will | Other important intersectional when they in. |meetings taking place in the same 4|s¢ area are Oklahoma-Boston Col(lege, Missouri-Clemson and Texas‘Purdue, ‘We favor the host teams in each case, as Oklahoma and] Texas appear to be among the { - top five in the country, and Mis-

Feeney Will Put in ot Kick souri is not far behind. Traveling

| vade the Bowl Saturday to clash with the Butler Bulldogs in the meeting of the Iron Key rivals. A letterman playing his last season for Wabash, Orman stands six feet tall and weighs an ‘even 200 pounds.

from this section will be Southern Methodist as they oppose Ohio

» = LJ BACK in the South a very important tilt is the Alabama -Tulane clash in which we register our first vote in favor of the 8.E.C. “darkhorse” Alabama. Three other games in that conference will see Tennessee, Ken-! tucky, and Georgia Tech extending themselves before beating Mississippi State, Mississippi, and South Carolina. | Vanderbilt, Florida and Miami

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are expected to outscore Auburn, Duquense and The Citadel. In| the Southwest the advantage goes|

| | of the and president of the famed racing plant, conducted a! poll to determine feasibility of yi |

“The boys didn’t care for it,” ll Shaw told the United Press, “and contacted |

Earlier, Shaw said he believed more cars would have a chance | to place in the money if all would | use the same fuel, and that, among other things, it would be

So unless the boys get together and make some kind of agréement, it appeared they’ll continue to concoct their own blends, some; spiked with alcohol, -to jack up,

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As Tryons Meet Detroit

Mayor Will Aid Program As All-Stars Pry Off Grid Season Sunday Night

A politician will kick off Sunday night—but someone else will

{do the running. | The running will be supplied

Al Feeney. The Mayor will be the only one;

present with a kick coming. The| {game is sponsored by the Indian-| apolis Jaycees for the benefit of| their Junior Citizen program. | Tryons Undefeated The Tryons, undefeated in three starts this season, are composed of former Butler University players, with a sprinkling of other Hoosier colleges and high schools] represented. The Brown Bombers have drawn from Wayne, Detroit] and Michigan Universities. Fans will be offered a double-

cred Heart of the CYO grade

member of these two teams will} receive the ball kicked by the] Mayor. Another feature of the program will be the appearance of newly formed Knot Hole Band. | The Jaycees are offering -tick-| ets at $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for children. Members of] the Armed Forces stationed around Indianapolis, especially the 28th Division at Camp Atterbury, can get in for 50 cents merely by showing their passes.

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LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 29 (UP) | University’s 38-man| Butler home game. Car owners and race drivers football squad arrived here today | have turned thumbs down on a and will take a brief unlimbering ing boys and girls in membership| proposal to run next year’s 500-/ workout and signal drill in Corn-! should contact Harold Wooten, Day Speedway husker Stadium before their game RI-3451 or Howard White, BR8713.

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by the Tryon All-Stars and the From this area Georgia goes to Playing at home is a definite ad-| Al JARREHT'S Detroit Brown Bombers who lift the lid on the Tryon’'s home season at 8 o'clock in CYO Stadium. The kick will be handled by Mayor

The Small Fry Out to Boost for Bulldogs Again

SMALL FRY will get as much kick out of Butler's football sea-

Boosters are back for another

son as the punters. The Butler ss their neighbors from the Uni-

The Indianapolis Junior Cham-

State in Columbus. This should be-a thriller with the nod going to 8. M. U. ’ n » » IN THE SOUTH'S two intersectional games, Duke is favored over Pittsburgh and L.8S.U. should defeat College of the Pacific.

to Baylor, Arkansas and Texas| A & M. over Houston, North Tex.jas State and Texas Tech. Kan-| sas State, Hardin Simmons and) Oklamoma A & M. have the edge over Colorado, Trinity and T. C. U. Our own season opens right here in the Notre Dame stadium.

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the West Coast where they should vantage as the Notre Dame stusubdue St. Mary's. The Pacific dent body has played an import- | ONLY Coast Conference and the Bigiant role in all the games won at) Ten should split in their inter-con- home. Because we know so much! ference games as power-laden Southern California proves too

respect his team immensely, and | We Carry Our Own Contracts

much for Iowa, and Minnesota I hope I am not being overly op-| y outscores Washington. : timistic when I ‘say that one APPLIANCE It's not necessary to bring touchdown may well decide the] STORE teams from afar to arrange out-'outcome. When teams are this

standing games, and this will be demonstrated in East Lansing, where Michigan State plays host

evenly matched the breaks play! an important part in determin-| ing the winner. |

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versity of Michigan. In what may be the day's best game, we pick Michigan to win. The four re-

ber of Commerce has announced

header. St. Joan of Arc and ga.| that it will join with Butler in!should warm up satisfactorily as

sponsoring the Boosters. The

| Boosters are composed of children | school league will meet in the! land Wisconsin defeat Ohio U.,, opener at 7 o'clock. Some tucky between the ages of 8 and 16 Jowa State, Nebraska and Mar-

years who are members of any of the following organizations: The . YMCA’s, English Ave. Bays Club, Flanner House, Cath-

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amore House, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Kirshbaum Community Center, Mayer Neighborhood Club and the PAL clubs,

” = - TOMORROW the Boosters will meet at 1:30 p. m. at Gate 4 of Butler Bowl to watch the ButlerWabash game. Boosters and their supervisors will be seated in the section between Aisles 11 and 12. More than 3000 seats will be made avatlable at the Bowl for every

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AT WEST POINT, Army opens !its third consecutive undefeated season and Colgate is pot expected to mar the record. Powerful Cornell should be the decisive victor over Lafayette, and Maryland presents ‘too big an obstacle for Navy in their first game under Eddie Erdlatz. A fine game should see Pennsylvania edging out Virginia. Syracuse, Wake Forest and Yale should have easier going in downing Temple, Richmond and

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