Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1950 — Page 19

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OCT. 18, wn | Football With leahy—

Upset by Purdue Reveals ~ Sadness Among Followers

By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach U, © THROUGHOUT my entire life I have ne aa that when adversity strikes, those on the receiving end learn who their real friends are. During the last 10 days we have learned that very well indeed. By actual count we have received more than 500 letters from people. in all

sections of the country, on the occasion of our loss to

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The gent. along the sidelines

The gent probably knew the

Purdue. To these people, the] . muttered ’ majority of whom have never|pame abd ashi’ an 1 seen our team play, Notre just don’t believe it!" I ‘couldn't Dame has long been a symbol believe it myself. , : of all ‘that can be achieved . 9.8 through work and sacrifice in “FINALLY, I started walking the American way of life. toward home, and in the gather- + Some of these letters haveing dust I could see several fmpressed me deeply, and I shall| groups of teen-age boys here and cherish them always. Not that/fliere along the street. And as we believe losing a football game I drew near the first group 1 Is a major catastrophe, but be-|could hear quietly spoken words cause it is my honest belief that, | about the game. It was clear if the sincerity, the love, and the to me that these boys idolized devotion which has prompted Notre Dame, and the game these letters was inherent in the played today did not seem real hearts of more people in other|to them. They spoke with besections of the world today, our wilderment and yet awe for the American soldiers would not be|greatness of Notre Dame. It was giving their lives for the cause of [these boys who helped to cheer reedom. me a little, as they recounted Because one specific letter, all the glorious Ri of the which was sent to the entire team |past. by a woman in Washington, D. C., # = = : impressed me particularly, I| “ONCE I had become almost should like to quote most of it foriresigned to the sad news, I the benefit of our readers, began to take advantage, as I LIE o | i “THE INCREDIBLE happened "ays do Wing: Mic Tomy today! We do not know why, but ou ou won “ t al anil e nevertheless it happened. I could | 9sophy. (0 no ways z = |things happen the way we desire, not bear to watch the game once |, i+ “we must have faith In beI had heard the results of the first | Mevi that these thin occur _ half. I could only pray, and hope, | c °8 'g - wl - ; according to God's will.

with every ounce of energy I possessed, wishing that all the re:| “It is very difficult to see this ports were unfounded. So dis-|When your hearts are clouded by heartened did these rumors force sadness, but. as the sadness me to feel, that I went downtown Wears off, I am sure that you to try to escape them. But on all [Will see it this way. You have sides I was confronted by solemn, [not really lost anything. You are troubled faces, reminding me all|still the victors in sportsmanship the more of my heartaches. I kept and effort. You should not feel saying to myself: ‘It can’t happen [disheartened or ashamed. You —not to my Notre Dame.’ But have brought home glory to your still, it did. Believe me, gentlemen, |Wonderful school, and win or I am writing this letter to cheer lose, you still bring honor and

myself up as much as you. |glory to Notre Dame, Our “Darkness approached, but | Mother.” there was still enough light to| It was signed, “My name,

discern the unhappy faces of the | which isn’t important, for I am people sharing my sadness. In only a symbol of millions, is hushed voices as they passed they Mary C. >

Not in the Act Tag Match Fan Tags

Referee Pation—on Button

Official Nursing Black Eye, Broken Nose-

After Attack During Intermission

Wrestling Referee Dick Patton today was nursing a bruised eye and a fractured nose and at.the same time was wondering “what happened” after a big fist was thrust out of the crowd and landed ‘on his face last night during the intermission in the weekly Armory wrestling show. —

Patton was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital to have his nose

. which has been broken more times

The Scoreboard

RIGHT

LAST WEEK

8 2 ZERO-ED! Washington 0, Broad Ripple 24.

‘Sacred Heart over Morton Memorial Knightstown—Back in the saddle again. Friday Speedway over Beech Grove— Backing into a Hornets’ nest. |

Rockets’ Cathedral over good and mad and win one. | Crispus Attucks over Sheridan, —(At Shortridge, 2 p.m.) Not! like last year. | Lawrence Central ever Decatur |

ral—The Nobly.

Millers are winning]

know Howe. Saturday Shortridge over Washington (at CYO)—You try bouncing a football. Cincinnati Country Day over Park School—It’s a tough league.

Silent Hoosiers

Deaf School's young Silent

than a campaign promise, patched! appear in Judge Alex up. Municipal Court. Patton gained his jatest un-! Tou Thomas was called popularity during the tag-team gerve. as referee for the main watch in which the Super Zebra event, which ended in disqualifiKid, 320, and Ivan Bulba, 235, op- cation. The match was awarded

posed Lord (Tarzan( Pinkerton, to Buddy Rogers, 230, after Dave 224, and The Mighty Titan, 218. Levin, 208, used an illegal pile +. Second-Blow of Night driver. “Kid” and Bulba were victorious, | * : Patton went to the locker room. Se I When the main even was called, Patton and Promoter Billy Thom - Without warning, a fist shot Ma End in Tie out of the crowd and caught Pat-| ton solidly on the nose. He sank| fled as Kenneth E. Stinson, 22, Don't be foo surprised if the of 1202 Deloss St., turned to run 1950 Indiana college football and ran into the arms of a police-| Scoring championship winds up in Patton, whosé nose has been | Courtney and Joe P: of Valbroken four times previously Paraiso. : while serving as a referee, said! Courtney led the Pack for the Previously, a 17-year-old boy had a total of 54 points on nine touchstruck at Patton as the tag match downs. He scored twice last Satended last night. The blow urday against Hanover. boy was taken out the back doorit, his total, and he is two TD's ot we AFmOLY by police and told pening Courtney with 42 points. no . If the race remains close, Pahr After his arrest, police said,|season finale Nov. 18, since CanStinson could offer no explana- terpury completes its schedule a tion for the attack. week earlier. able to appear in court today. : conversion artist, remained in Sunson, however, was slated 0(n0a piace With 31 aby TI Te te four other leading scorers were Three were tied with 24 points each. They were Lou Weidekamp of Butler, Don Gines of Frank-

After the match, in which the started upstairs. to his knees. His attacker, identi- By United Press man. i ge {a tie between Canterbury’s Bob be didn’t see the punch coming. second. straight week today with glanced off his shoulder and the No Explanation may catch Courtney in Valpo's Patton said he would be un- Valparaiso’s Norman Arnold, a newcomers in this week’s line-up. lin, and Dick Casten of Hanover.

Clark’s

Pahr also added 12 markers

ing pains. They held a 19 to 7 advantage over the Charlton Plainfield grid team on their own field in the fourth quarter yesterday but lost, 20 to 19, in the last 55 seconds. Charles Tichenor, who made it 19 to 13 early in the fourth,

last minute, then plunged for the ‘point. | Tichenor had scored fourth with a 15-yard pass from Halfback Bruce. That damaged

in the|

the three-touchdown scoring ef-| forts of Fred Van Sickle, Deaf School freshman, who scored on a 55-yard run in the first, a five-| yard plunge in the second and a| 65-yard dash in the third. George Gormat converted. RF Deaf School ........6 768 0—I9 Plainfield Charlton..0 7 0 18—20 STATISTICS |

day night when Speedway Golf Club members hold their annual dinner and election of officers. | Included on the day’s program are an ABCD tourney, string) tourney, hole-in-one tourney on|

club championship who also will|

Tech May Find Ripple Line Tough Going

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS .

“Give Walt Jurkiewicz any kind of material at all and he'll make a line out of it,” the gent contended. -

of the Rocket footballers via Hamtramck, Mich. prep football, Indiana University and the Detroit Lions. Maybe he didn’t know

Howe 0, Ben Davis 12. Tomorrow

Broad Ripple over Tech—The d€Pth but they're building one red glares. |of the city’s most improved lines

Southport —/and they're finding the right Someday Southport’s going to get |Packfield combination.

Pike Township over Franklin ing him will be 145-pound Jerry Township—Reaching Pike's peak. Garrett,

Noblesville over Warren Cent- mann is a Juniors ha “= Burkhardt, Foxworthy For |

Howe over Anderson—I don't!

(Note: Home team in boldface) |

Lose in 5 Seconds

Hoosiers are suffering from grow- are anchored by a trio of seniors Al Hussing.

flipped short to Hybarger in the]

world.

6 bs Pirst downs ... . . b.3. Charlton | Don Vunkannon, Conkle Funeral Home 60¢ By rushing ............... 8 1 (tackle relief-men and juniors Bob Shaffer, Veterans Administration 60¢ By passing ’ ‘ Lo 1 15 | * |M. D. Hitt. Prosch Contractors 6 Yards gained rushing 273 é6 | Other junior supplementary Norm Beplay, Power and Lieht ..... 8 ma .s Yards pained bassing ..... 30 %0 |helpers include Jerry Young and clayton Rea. Merchants Laundry [60 1 ! { urton, Bavarian Beer | umbles lost |... oi. iil i 0 iyonn Coyle, 135, at guards, and Dave Billingsley Sucar Creek Butter 60 A ——————— | i eck, auflier ngineers . Ie JMaoMaon, at Sater. Bud snqy Jngerson, Hautier 1egineers . 89 : | Telfor r utua S ed Cl bh lth nlor guard, but beyond | Jeligrd, FEAL Uptown Ta 60 pe way U {that is the reason Ripple wants Herschel Stilwell, Pabst Blue Ribbon . 601 : | “ | n. aire Beverages [to continue its winning ways this| johnny Murphy. Bowes Seal Past 60 (0 } ete oilrers |year: |G. Strickland, Methodist Church ..... 59 | The Mu ¢ | Morris Scarborough, Allison Owls ..... a4 | well, reassess anssnas W Fred Burnside will receive the 'O Re le SobRormores Is! Jake Herald. Alison ...... » 564 club championship trophy Satur- g thin. It's a Hare-line Art Mundt. Rotary $83:

No. 14, and driving contest ono’clock during the Sports Car No. 13. Club of Sub-flight winners in the recent Morningside Drive.

knew whereof he spoke. Broad Ripple coach became boss

the Rocket headmaster was an All-City center in the tough De-|} troit prep area in 1937. Ih: But he knows that Broad Rip-/} ple has linemen like Center Bill|i Crouse, Capt. and Guard Tom Heidenreich, Tackles Jack Me he dls Nairy and Jim Kemper and Guard| Don Duncan. He knows Ends Jim Gibson and Ted Bosler completed the rest of the starting line that held Wash-| ington’s track-running Conti-| nentals to minus 14 yards net| rushing. He knows Ripple won! 24 to 0, and that the Rockets learned lessons from South Bend| . = Adams (41 to 13), Evansville] Central (19 to 12) and Howe (19| to 6). | ad uu

He knows Ripple’'s 32 to 7]

WRONG |p/47i1 triumph and 7 to 0 Rich-|. 7 mond success showed the Rock-

ets might begin firing up. They're ready to toss a bombshell into Indianapolis’ game of the week {Friday night. Ripple Faces Tech 3 Ripple entertains Tech's exiplosive Big Green. Each has to win to salvage any city cham/pionship grid hopes. On paper, 4 {Tech, 7 to 2 winner over Howe, should be favored... Personnel

Ben Davis over Manual— You | 28210st personnel, Tech should be

don’t have to know anything to pick ’em, you know.

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(favored.

The Rockets may lack the

. Slippery Jay Hanselmann, who catches pitchers in baseball but i pitches catches in football, has been moved to quarter despite his slight 137 pounds. Jack Scott can |

Dick Tulley, Broad Ripple's 185-pound senior fullback, has Central —How wrong can youlplay the left halfback spot, but| scored 19 points thus far this season and will be after more when P€P get? © now has a knee ailment. Replac-|

Right Halfback Dick Cook, 180, | {who has traded school allegiance

{Dick Tulley, at fullback, round)

jout a top Ripple offensive unit. | night for men with a 712 pin total.

Tulley hits hard with his 185

of the center-plunging down the! bowling alley since John Higley Ford rolled 1153 in the West Side broke an ankle after the first 1141 set by Freyn Bros. A. C. in

week. Tulley and Cook are the Indianapolis League at Prit- Harold Leonhard. Independent Club .. HH seniors. | chett’s Sept. 27. Hichard Dalton Ambeoz Pharmacy .. a Their backfield help centers, Jim Williams and Norman j&7i Jon Employment Securly ... 25) around Scott, Frank Speckman, Faust were runners up in the in- Mike Gahn, Fidelity Trus co ATH) |& 205-pounder, Jack Phillips dividual shooting with 663s. Vi Blackwell, Hi Doiay 582 | George Seidensticker Jr. and MEN Sue Campbell, “Allison ¢" 263 To conquer mighty Clint Hare. - |i. Burharat, Fon, jaurue 2 Ho, Depyi. Hows dewey 5 Mt McKinley, to Senior Trio Outstanding | pic§ Nolan. Early and Daniel Soe Hover TR AR Frapaersl, Home stand on its 20,300 Jurkiewicz’ front-like defenses! SiiPghnrens, Fox's Steakhouse . Ellzabeth Hency. Dillion Orfice foot summit — that

West Side lassie Tn ,2 Mutua. /who have Ripple backers talking | Chace ‘Gti wrest, Tavern . ° hy e ASS. /in superlatives. Capt. Heidenreich | Jim Allison, Eagles

{ - Kays, P rthy Fords .. ... 639 Jo is. a 175-pounder who became a pov Fadiemen Clits Barber Shop a L

{Lum Durrett, J. C. Mills Pies 5 Foxworthy Fords 63

[starter late last season. 7 Ribbon £35

- {Curt Heady, McNairy, known to the coaches | Wilbur i ichwine, Pabst Blue | Reg

1 Plumbers Ruth H {as “Iron Mike”, scales in the 180's John TeGrew Red Top Beer ‘11 633 Ruth Rains, Mech : 50's, Jai, Cox, National Traller Sales ..... 33 Nelda Carey, 8

land Jack exuberates

in ro 31

ugh Earl Duggan, Shirley Bros

‘Crouse comes ' from Connels-| | Prank Brent, Williams Furniture : a town that gave Bob Gallagher, Perfeciion Dindshield Harold Clark, Zaph's Restaurant ' | Peewee Williamson, Power and Light 6 | Dav n Hone Rarles rihy Fords ..... ch Hohman, Foxwo 0 Kemper, who hits the beams at !Bob Bryson, Christian Church

ville, Pa. Johnny Lujack to the football

10, and Bosler, a six-foot, 153- | geores M og YR eran pounder, are the only juniors on ¥; Minton, Chevrolet | Al Weevie, Foxworthy Ford! also 170, are last year men. | aot Ee. ars Beat... : Ripple’s replacements are strict-| Glen Magwell, Taras o.oo Ray Rice fill in on the flanks. | Al Parmer, Farmer's Jewelry Both are senfors. Rickie Anr- {Bo re

Classic. The previous record was

Fred Becker, Atlas

Evelyn Harlan, Sue Noble Wills, Ri Skinner

Helen Mable .

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Helen Sheets, Snyder Br Thelma Roberts, Teeter's Pharmacy

ary Leppert, 1

Jane Kitler, Stokley .

Dillon Of

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ie Goodwin rv Charlotte Kauffman, Beam's Flv wales Office

Conkle Funeral Home 08

his Rockets clash with Tech Friday night on the Ripple field.

ion the North Side, and Driving | Roll Season Bowling Marks |

- 1 Ed Burkhardt set a new record for the bowling season last |

pounds and has shouldered most reation League, put together games of 241, 244 and 227. A new team record for the season also was set as Foxworthy

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s Lucky Club 516

; 6 ER a comDtoR. (Yanra Abertte. we ipl DUSEAN, JULDEY B08. +r csxareres 631 Marie Spall, A & P Warehous 516 ~~. SS |competition., Crouse, despite his | Earl Byers. Chevrolet Restaurant ..... 630 Alice Middleswart, Chil’s ewelry ... is WE re EH [160 pounds, is one of the best! Bud Land, Merry-Go-Rouid .......... 629 Thelma Richardson, Richardson's } hy Sedillo {linebackers in town BOT Biyeh Ted Siener Insurance | 1. 93 Cecelia Bright. Rowe Jewelry Bis Ta = | 3 . ‘ e IN , , ! 5 = = - —— { Charles Dickinson, Hudepohl Beer .... 2 Polly Ritchey, Hotel § AST * i.

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U. of Miami's Gustafson

Named UP Coach of Week

Victory Over Boilermakers By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 18—In his corn country high school days he {was the “Aurora Borealis” of his backfield. But last Saturday he was a shining “Southern Light” when he returned to the Midwest to produce one of the most appealing victories of the collegiate football season, He’s the United Press coach of the week, Andy Gustafson of the University of Miami's green and — meres mem v orange hurricane, which swept change of greetings when the into Indiana and bowled over|coaches took the field Saturday Purdue, the conqueror of Notre hut at the finish Holcomb rushed

Dame. | - | , t idfield and shook Gustaf“Drive,” he said. “That's what! ° mw ant ‘ * did it. Drive, drive, and more/S0n’s hand warmly. drive. I got the idea when I was| Gustafson said he used some fullback at Aurora High School. ideas he picked up from Greasy The coach had the word ‘drive |Neale, coach of the Philadelphia printed on the back of every line- ) man’s shirt, so we'd .be thinking Eagles. about it on every play.” “Don’t think that it could have » ne e » i { vhat 1 Coached With Holcomb been done either without v

| Picked Because of Saturday's

) learned from Coach Blaik,” he There's a real heart-warming g,i4 “I learned a lot from him, story behind that 20 to 14 tri- But I'm not the disciplinarian he umph over the proud Boilermak- , = po got a great bunch of

Gustafson

ers, It began when boys and I want to make them and Stu Holcomb, the Purdue G4 001 fee)” coach, were buddies on the staff| =... oo ost praise for of Coach Red Blaik at Army. 0 142-pound quarterback Holcomb left first to accept the from McKeesport, Pa "whom nojob at Purdue. Gustafson got the ‘body wanted because he was fjob of rebuilding Miami into a flicted with a club foot. He is football power in 1948. Jack Hackett. “the most colorful “Well, how about a game?’ = "oo ry Gustafson asked Holcomb. A three-year rivalry developed Want Orange Bowl Bid [which began last fall when Pur- Hackett is key man of Gustaf{due went South. The first team son's “All-Fast” backfield which (in Big 10 history to play a game also contains Mike Vacchio ef in Florida. |South River, N. J., Frank Smith | Purdue won that one. lof Tuckahoe, N. Y. and Bab Friendly With Team {Schenidenback of Newark, N. J, “The boys knew how badly I the boys responsible for the deve wanted to win this one,” he sald. astation at Purdue “But we had no unusual team! There is bowl talk all over the talk or particular mention of [beautiful Coral Gables campus /the fact that we'd be taking on{this week but Gustafson says

team that ended Notre| nix” on that. “We've got to pla Dame's long winning streak.” |seven more games and we could There was just a friendly ex-iget blasted to pieces.”

i o Burkhardt, rolling with Beam’s Five in the Pennsylvania Rec- | in Climbing

ing at its best”!

Bee Boggs, Coca-Cola 511 Edna LaFary, Conkle Puneral Home .. 506 ‘ Catherie Keller, Ambros Pharmacy 508 * 2 Jean Case, People’s Outfitting 507 - IS at its Helen Gardner, Oertel's Beer ' 567 Katle Lyneh, Tu B 1 507 +e obble xon, Midget Diner coe DOB : 1 1 Dalsy Stuart, Conkle Fuucral Home 505 Hill and Hill will not make you Horcn Nariman ares Pharmacy. 308 i » Kelley's Beauty 8hop 50 i & Maltsberger, Bterling Funera Hoh 503 | an expert mountaineer, but " e , Jama 8 2} ; i i Myrtle Scott, St. Moritz Ba Sos will enable you to enjoy “whisJory fnold, R Mier Sales 502 . " r, Meridian Pontiac € ) Norma Evans, Precision Machine 301 key at its Dest") Dorothy Lombard, C. J. Carison Co. 500 Lucille Ballard, Broad Ripple Dress | 500

0p Edith Schaefer, Riviera Mixed

." Railroad ... the line. Duncan, 170, and Gibson, |Al Weevie, Foxworthy Fords | Are ly upperclassmen. Don Boots and |g, Cmham. Grote cane. becker and Jim McGuire are {°°

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