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Norbert Updike Seeks Major Hoople—That Top Picker of Upsets—Predicts ¥ P s Unktoated String. . “oie i ig That Michigan Will Break Army's U aled String . I... wa... dels. Commission OK, Plans civ: osu edge Cm NN Ts vies most x sora) Nowe Dame #1, Tanne T. | FEASTS ope mot tari 2 7 Iv g 1 - are Texas to nose out Oklahoma, Ohio State 20, Indiana 18. Cathedral vs. Shortridge at CYO, 8p. m. Fordham B a Hoosiers heels, Jowa to puncture Wiscon-| 1°™® 14. Wisconsin 1. p Tat School at Prangtia “Toymaip,' 3 nounced a. se Wee Y Armory outs By MAJ. AMOS B. HOOPLE sin's bubbje and Syracuse to clout] Northwestern 20, Minnesota 13.” Warum Central st Lawrence Central. 8 deal, with Oa Grid Seer Without Peer Penn State right between the| Nebraska 19, Colorado 12. fri 3 Manel! Po", Dodgers = No Show Held Here Since June 28; Egad! Innate modesty forbids eyes. Pay no attention to other|. Arkansas 20, Baylor 13. - asport § 5. &. basemen : h M Li ed Not Active -|my mentioning the name of the R selectors with their endless, jum-| auiohoma A. & M 20, Southern _ tn URDAS Heart st cinnati Reds * . Three Men Licens 0 #1E14 [football forecaster ‘whose name R Dled charts of statistics. Get oniyeypegist 14. oi ; Hetki to Tor By JIM HEYROCK 1 : the bandwagon with Hoople, who 20, Pitf 13. Le janatolis will h Boi romoter 1°P% all the rest as far as upsets picks them according to Dr. Zlo- Bios 20. T tional League Whether Indianapo is will have a new Xing p are concerned. The . initials of botny's laws of ‘inter-stellar con- na. Christian 20, ‘exis Casagrand to stage professional bouts here will be decided today. this peerless prognosticator, how- trapuntalism. oil State 18 KANGKS 6 most saught= Norbert -Updike,—30-year-old- co-owner of -an-Indian-355: are A. BH just the same ad on, if you still have the] myjse 14, Villanova 7. irre, Cu apolis exterminating company, will receive a decision today as my own—heh-heh! sreng: n State 4 Bandas Site é 30; Mlsgourt an Pirates, Cleve ; i i te boxing, which has been dor-, Indeed, I deem it proper to ’ r 21, Ball . Duke o! rolina vl bid for him. on his application 19 promo ® ”! g li crow a bit, even though I did re- Purdue 82, Miami 7. s Texas 21, Oklahoma 20. Joins mant during the summer, in Indianapolis, ceive a scurrilous letter from a Michigan 20, Army 14. Vanderbilt 34, Mississippi 14. a sixTou Updike, who aids in the ——— a ——— ~ireader charging that the reason 18. | North Carolina 27, Wake For- aC ey ’ d commission would approve a card 1 nicked so many upsets was be- Be Navy 20, Princeton lest 1. : ; pounder, hi training of local amateur aNd for this promoter. cause I was ignorant. Imagine Yale 20, Columbia 7. Georgia Tech 19, L. 8. U. 14. signed los . professional fighters, was is- Sacks made his one and only ypa4: . Egad—Let Me See Cornell 33, Harvard 0. Mississippi State 19, Georgia 13. farm club o sued a license to promote wrest- effort last June 28 and, according 14 was Hoople who gave you Colgate 27, Holy Cross 14. Florida 18, Auburn 7. Bex, Year 2p ling and boxing last winter in to the commission members, the Stanford 27, Santa Clara 0. lies ‘

Southern Methodist to beat a six- ern California, Yale to overcome; Boston College 20, Fordham 6.

mote some boxing during ‘the

OTHER MIDWESTERN

ts Greensburg. It was verbally card was not a good one. It was a + ravorite in Ohio State, who! Brown, and Alabama to smear, Penn 14, Dartmouth 7. | California 27, Southern Cali- Ak olan : agreed at the time that Updike cancer fund benefit show. gave you Iowa to surprise South-/the champs from Tulane. | Syracuse 19, Penn State 13. fornia 18. C ply would not promote fights in In- Show Blocked i - SR etna Sr —— rt ——— —— tase eset . eb me A NAAT 6 A has hiring dianapolis without the consent of . : 3 " t the Indiana Athletic<Commission. McKinney's license expires Mar. ur ue ate - 0 n inner an ris Y Pacific Coas He staged sgveral shows in 3, 1851. He says he intends to pro- ; KENTUCKY'S FAVORITE - change, they

Greensburg.

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A . 8 ed show : TOD June 28 Last vipieh, Hs hail Sranged & Non Purdue and Notre Dame both are listed as pre-game favorites sient AAT TRRAY i 38.0 O. Northern wd A minston 3.4 GHT BOURBON ~ : ’ y : ] ’ Bowdoin *49.3 Amherst i. i TgHonROR 2 Since no fights have been staged refused tq approve it on the for Saturday's collegiate football schedule. Bucknell 8 & *30.6| Centre 1 Andérson *13.4 28. despi : 1d b The Boilermakers, No. 3 team in the Midwest rankings, accord- Buffalo *51.7 Alfred 36.0 | Hamlin $2.5 St John 23 SE . here since last June 28, despite the grounds that the show wou e ing to the Dunkel Power Index, are a 13-point favorite over Carnesie T. Br Akron JS { Mo. Valley SRST Mo 43.1 for the 3rd Straight Year! , ; of ? ’ | | rs{nus . 7 fact Indianapolis had three 1i detrimental to boxing. Miami (Fla) University in the first home game of the season in| kitten A i im 13:8] Ambion SATURDAY “5 censed promoters, Updike recently He was planning to match. a ¢ tt ’ ; F&M *50. wv Maryland ba allace *75. MS, Shion Jd Try Early Times! Enjoy J asked the commission for permis- fighter who recently ran afoul of Lafayette. Hanes Be Alghey ‘RiiBowi Green 3 t. Bt. - } : sion. to. promote. . the law" tn Indfanapc'is and a’ The Irish are expected to bounce back against Tulane in New Letlgh +50. Getty smirs 83 utlef a Be State at that wonderfully hearty, yet —- " - a a in 8 C *59.0- 0. A : He will be given the commis- Chicago mediocre. : |Orleans but are given only a 33 New Yoni 1 Brooklyn *20.0' Defiance Bi Cedarville Lie. delightfully smooth Bour- . 100-Mile Title R {point advantage. The Index fa- gj pI *324 King's Pt 32.4 Denison 7.8 Wooster “18. b d ! See h sion's decision today whén he If Pride gives the go-ahead sig- -iYilie fie ace {vors Ohio State over Indiana at St. Lawrence °*54.0 Middlebury 45. g oiinols ® Bi, Notmal 3B on goo ness. 1 ee ow ‘ , , y » $ . § . Al 8 : + meets In Evansville With F. 8 nal today, Updike and his match. Sunday at Funk Track |Bicomington and sees Butler Springheld +353 Commecticut 881 Frankia “313 Rose Poly J 34 quickly Kentucky's favorite Pride, commission. chairman. maker, Eugene (Tiny) Bland, loc- racking up its first victory of the fyi "wi33 Hobart 18.8 Heidelners 1 cantar” "M4 Bourbon becomes your At the present time, there is al fight trainer amd gymnasium bir State Servies 2 —. A season, a five-point favorite over Unien 50.7 Rechester *25.5| Hillsdale ps amAzo0 HO favorite, too! t he. city still bably will stage a state] WINCHESTER, Oct. 1 Vermont 305 Nerwieh 8.0| 116 Kens 18. y only one promoter in the city still owner, probably & Ball State at Muncie. | Wesleyan 311 Co. Guard *40.4 Ind. Central *19.8 Mahehester 8.5 in a position to promote profes- welterweight championship fight 100-mile Grand National Cham- M Ble. Okiah | williams wad xs. UO. 36. | ont Bt. & apietta Ji | sional boxing. He is Forest Mc- Oct, 20. . [pionship race for late model cars rent Te ho : Lahm: Pound duantico Ag BY ars wel LavTence i rinael 2 | ; > Fo y y “ i . - * : x ul Kinney, food. broger and whole. Dn gh ou do will be held here on the hi-bank or 1ngex, can get py the Texas| OTHER FAR WESTERN #7 Mankato s 85. B38 ry Rock 41’ | : saler. on , the . ’ , | Ober . 8! The license of Good Sports, Inc., plained. If given final approval, Funk Speedway Sunday after- Longherns at Dallas, they'll take| TOMORROW {Shertin Lh : fs KENTUCKY'S FAVORITE pe Ipdi a leng stride toward another un- Celo. State 3 ontana St. 32.8 n . na headed by Tom Miller, expired las. Updike hopes te stage a fight card noon. ng iol uate as siontana St. 354)8e Josen 14 » st. 1 STRAIGHT BOURBON : Aug. 12 and no effort has been every week in the Armory this, privers who will wheel 1949 defeated season. 4 ¥ vo I D Slate $14 NB Sate Ht S—————. - made for a renewal. The license of | winter. land 1950 Fords, Mercurys, Olds- Other important clashes are|Lele. Western wi amette. +388 Valparaiso 44 ue tana qe TIS WHISKY IS 4 YEARS OLD ¢ £8 PRAOF o Eariy Times Distillery Co., Louloville 1, K3. Jerry Sacks still is in effect until Sought ‘Deal’ ‘mobiles, Plymouths and Cadillacs forecast this way: i | tbe team. Wayne 1 Mich, Normal *34.

May 12 but it is doubtful that the Rice over Pitt by 26; Stanford over Santa Clara by 18; Ken-

tucky over Cincinnati by 24;

McKinney, who recently went are headed by Billy Rexford of into the brokerage business in Conewange Valley, N. Y. Rex-

The New Method of © J .adition to his wholesale food ford is leading the Grand Naaad) © : Washington over Oregon State by business, had been seeking to tional Championship point stand- ° 2 Roach Control make a “deal” with Updyke ings. 20; Army over Michigan by seven;

California over Southern Cal by 19; SMU over Oklahoma Aggies by 16, and UCLA over Illinois

Why bother with messy powder when 4.9.2 liquid, brushed around just wheres if Is needed, kills. roaches, ans, waterbugs and

whereby the latter would promote, The 200-lap race will be sancfights on McKinney's license for tioned by NASCAR and will get a 10 per cent fee. The 10 per cent, under way with time trials at 12

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SOUTH BEND, Oct. 12 (UP)—| Notre Dame Trainer Hugh Burnsi reported = yesterday that Defen-| sive Halfback Dave Flood, who suffered a shoulder separation in| the Irish loss to Purdue, won't be| able to play against Tulane Sat -urday. ; : eto Burns said Flood, a stalwart on defense in both the Purdue and North Carolina games, has failed to respond to treatment as quickly as expected. Coach Frank Leahy sent the Irish through a long scrimmage, with the varsity operating on defense against Tulane plays run by the freshmen. :

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