Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1950 — Page 23

WEDNESDAY, Nov, 2 ion SE i William Gooch's 696 Paces Bevy of Local Honor Count Keglers Red Top Beer Tops Team Totals In West Side Classic With 3029

My MARION ANEY William Gooch ranked topping six other honor cou Fun Bowl,

His score, the outcome of 236-223-

~ Bames of 224-234-221 with Conkle Funeral Home at West Side lanes 11 and 12 for 679. Ralph Gale cracked 677 at West 8ide from games of 234-215-228. Both Gale, rolling for Red

His games were 246-165-244. in the West Side Classic wi 3029. Foxworthy Ford push them with-a 3014. Bij Bilsky

No. 1 among city keglers today. after nt bowlers with 'a 696 last night in the

237 games with Sunset Clean-

Red Top Beer took team totals

Steelers’ Ger > Takes First in ~ Rushing Race

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whose three field goals licked the Eagles, bounded from. sixth position to the top rung with a net o

| ° e 3 a 1s St inois' Karras rs A Shifty Halfback Even More Valuable This Year as Part of a One-Two Punch By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, Nov. 8—Hlinois’ Johnny Karras set a new Big Ten rushing record last year, even though he played with a bruised heel : .all season. fi ; 2% § This year there may be no record for Karras, but the shifty Argo, Ill. halfback has been even more valuable, combining with Rocky Dick Raklovits, a 176-pound fullback from Chicago, to give

Coach Ray Elliot as nifty a one- - two running punch as there is in

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* RE Ee S PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 8 (UP) J h ; ae : ‘Soci 1 BS Er i : —- the Big Ten. : p BR pred the Sep) League bested by’ six ‘Points a 690 by Al Welker, =dJoe GeH, triple-threat tar of “'y. "io. Karras fambled for 733 y * we Baa ke Sik oo Sonsistent games, with only a 10-point She Fiiiehurgn Steele) 2S ho Xai yards on the ground on an Illinois : . > 3 ? i 2Y were 231. —- em ————— i —— 5 8 agains e Phila. | ° hi . : 4 am . ; ’ m which won three, lost three 5 237-222. He competed on lanes Red Maynard climbed to 662 Selphia Eagles last week-nid, and tied one in conference play. Clash Tomorrow "9 and 10 in the Christian Church with 232-183-247 with Griffin Inn Holted into first: place in. We mye vear in his first three games : 2 League. in the Commercial League at Fox | ground gaining race in the Na- no was stymied by some good set ; Ed Fanelany sped through Hunt. Nig Eller hit 655 for Na-; tional Football League. defer ses J ) Both Grid Squads x games of 211-234-248 in the Chevy- tional Trailer Sales in the East The Phoenixville, Pa., back who 1 et Fi ; fe X - : : a ho A DY '— But then he broke loose, Until L rolet League at Pritchett's for Side Chevrolet Classic on lanes 7, . played football at Georgia and he or left out of the Michigan Are Unbeaten i 683. Jimmie Johnson utilized and 8 at Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady,

Times State Service : | LAFAYETTE, Nov. S—Jeffers Ta son’s NCC grid champions and West Lafayette's unbeaten city rivals tangle in a natural at Jeff

_game Saturday because of an inJured ankle, he rolled for 183 yards against Washington and 143 against Indiana, including a n 67-yard touchdown dash, ‘the

T Marion Motley of the Cleveland longest in his college career. Istadium bere tomorrow night. op Tompkins Ice Cream took out a Browns and 11 more than Zollie Both teams are undefeated in e p. - > : May Be Tougher Beer, am Sonngon were in the 5-7-10 split "in his second game Toth, New York Yanks rookie y 8 ~~ eight games and will play in their assic. there. from Louisiana State who led the = And the fact that he did annual city rivalry before a selle 8-8-8 ; ’ lay against Michigan may make d of ae a pack for four straight weeks. F : out erowd of nearly 5000. MEN ta # as ri | Willlam Gooch. Sunset Cleaners 696 Mae MM toparm, Bureau In 2 Toth was ite Sunday. > Bs hat Tien dough ro fhe The Broncos, Winners of fiv 2 Feel, Christian Church 690 Charles Royster, Evangelical — Clonrch Sas In addition to his rushing, Geri conference foes remain ng n € straight NCC games, won the 1immie hn. ontie Pun H 834 Porter Compton, Gyro Club : £61 : hE Illini schedule. Iowa this week, loop title, despite the Dickinson Alph Gale. Red Top Beer . = = ' giy Derb Austin, Pin. Sq. Tavern 560 held his place as a triple threat then league-leading Ohio State : : Red Alaynard, Gritfin Ion om Harty Whoshison, Indpié Pow. & Lt. 359 by ‘rating third in passing al- and finally intra-state rival T8ting€ that placed Jeff behind er, ion i Birne, I. y In 555 3 = T . 5 Dave Billingsly. Sugar Creek Batter $3 Gene Fuller, W. Side Merchants 053 though he failed to complete an Northwestern Muncie Central's twice-beaten , s Ci I loKar, “L : 4 £ . of fitoecs. Falls City Beer 848 Dave Montaomers Sone Me aerial against the Eagles, and Raklovits' took aver {Be rum Bears. Jeff has won or snared Farl Hinkle. J. Adams 642 parold Patsue. Bryant Heaters 524 2 po Was 10th on the punting lst. ax/oviis four NCC crowns in the last five il Alvin. Ted Selrier Absurance 641: yern Seid er. Employment Securities 520 . ! ning against Michigan on a snow- vears under Coach Mari C ) g Artie Steg $001. Paper Ar 5 “ eat Strvevicale 3 ov § ch M: re ly. Fehr s Bees eer 638 Hubert Coleman, hy racor Sales 30 % John Strike Stryzykalski, swept field and picked up 122 : 2 oa arion Craw 5 chevrolet rXins 641 WOMEN San Francisco, and Frank Zieg- vards in 27 carries. That lifted ‘oY: A £31 Ko 508 ler of the Eagles. nailed down his gains for the season to 544 Jeff's Randall Barrett won the - i ry 643 Fe ria) 571 the fourth and fifth positions in vards in 95 tries, an average of individual scoring race, nicking let 627 Maxine Parker, pe 337 the ground gaining. and a more 57 vards per try. Tech's fast-stepping Joe Sexson, entury Cleaners Bt ae yet! Jae de Gren 348 Howe's big Hornets, winners of seven of nine games to date, will try for No. 8 when they face familiar name bounded into the - his compared well with Kar. >> 10 54. Each player has ning n Soll fANK Jones Studio ‘622 ° Dave Maurer . 538 i ' Tiger i i n alloy’ ; first 10 when Sieve Van Biren of Sih pal hey “en touchdowns but Barrett. also a rnie Milis. 8 re # : e Maurer rispus Attucks’ Tigers at ie riday atternoon a Pp. m. Coach. Dam Kelley's offensive rad’ mark of 452 vards in 82 tou Fonnie Snyder Seal-Fast hit on Va 5. starting unit huddles with Quarterback Frank Fox (standing, left) and Mac Laetsch Dick Delang. 'he Fagies tied with Billy Grimes carries and a 55 average and it 10.07. converted one time after Pete Ernst. Solataire 815 102 a8 rel 536 . . : : f ’ of Green Bav and Dub Jones of . making a TD against Anderson. Boru Jacons sony © S14 Judy Hindel, Maceo th. = is lade, Jack Rogers, Dick Dismore and Bill Garrison, (first row, left to right), and Bob Mogle, Ralph the Browns for seventh pface be: indicated that from here on, the Sexson made toe tooo r och. Mutual: Mii) B14 ar. and Coy iower Shor 533 ; § £ ; a s No dike iobon Bee; BEAT Miia Ot Spares "HL Johason, Paul Bennett, Grant McBroom and Ed Dwyer (second row). - hind Joe Perry of San Francisco, LN opponents can Iook far ne against New Castle but Gene: CAlee. Fent's Bee; 813 Vigia. Riackeon: Snider Bros 830 : 3 ve : a So flashy end sweeps and wide pitch- of A ays, Poxworthy Ford F130 Blackwell, Hip, » nr ttn on fa nx George Gulyanics of the Chicago : ry , Turnipseed, wha led the league ing Ed Gaalema, Pabst B13 onnle. Willey: La 23 outs to Karras and some speedy oy Fad aicna, Pabst... +25: 811 Nelda Terry, 1. I i L k Ci R of H (¢ 4 Bears is 10th. at aklo. With 28 out of 32 placements, ute n FOXWortav p . Goldie Harrison, fle Krs i Se stuff on the inside from Raklo : ” 4 igating A ih ohman. Foxwortay Ford alo Hetha SAT Ho w kis Brnch 221 00 S ose as ugge owe e S Van Buren, league record hold- vits > handles Tech's conversions, Todd Wilbur, Allison 605 | Hallle SShmidt 521 er and gaining champion four of : Nee Mauri Weilman. Irv Sptsman Store 605 Jui Pennie 521 . = : a ! , Failure of Karras to play in w wird aul Gray. - Indians Coby 805 Alarge Reimer,’ Coca-Cola 52 in ers eda or m rove tt S his six years in the. league, was the Michi Me Probably cost: Latasstie wlr vl Wilbert “Richwine, Pabst 604 [Na ely, People’s Outfitting 52 hampered all season by foot and ‘ne Michigan game probably) § afaye seed 0 3 oD on 0s. Yelda Carey, | 8 a, ahaa! , . amy as y : . is own Muncie “3 20 4 40 rm St Adaus 80+ Eleanor “Lowell, Chile's Jewelry '" » AN . <Q chest injuries and has just begun Dim all chance to break his own Tech $10 T10 Tess Montague, Mueller Motors 804 Mabel Fischer, Hotel Lincoln 515! By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS to roll He has a net of 364 conference rushing record.-In the itis rears 3 : . 3 3 : } - : HS + ove Alla White, L. L. st tein 3 4 . 8 a 4 Ne stile ..... 2 Sonn Pens gor Alri, Glennie sul Leurs Lee Whitfioe. Harval Invest. E33 Howe's big. rugged Hornets are mixing a little brain with that 3 ] ; Fw vards: 2 — first five games last Season he |skinmend 3 ° : + 1 es Aker, Ritchey se tniture 02 Bridget Dalton, Meridien oaners 1 brawn. : Norm Van Brocklin of Los gained 441 yards SeTpare > . jLosatanor 30 4 6 0 Ed, Stevenson Nail. Trailer Sales .' 601 | api Keone; , Hotel Lincoln 510 Whenever some of Howe's gridiron huskies like durable 205- ; | Angeles, with 1541 yards gained 452 this year, and in the firs JrRrankion rou 28 13s Che itt: egies Bettios foc sol Pat Dickinson, K's 1 nan. + 209 pound, B-foot. four-inch Ed Dwyer get to college, they'll be ready from 87 completions in 158 pass two Big 10 games nis Season he aor complgied. 1 : ) Audrey Coffe o Zea : ) y ap Te : dy a 7 8, 1 § ; w oo Lo Auto Top 399 FCB Akers. Cram oar : 20 for their classes in Football Technique. attempts, led the aerial artists "2d rd Ein ® 4 : new Ini ia Weshaaiarele tet Gras LT Om y 999 (Lila © rn UN Ey Crh rs ~ # , : . bi : = m PSS » 8 I In i shi t MPANY fo eLeriine, Eazle Crest Nursery 93 a Orhorne, Crumley C Jeaners . 508 Coach Sam Kelley, Howe's student, of football etiquette. and for the second straight week with a y | Gary Bomerson at ih ut Tech Harry - Kissetniati. Stare Worcs! S08 Nona, froin, -M vy Office 508-his assistants, have been doing ——i——— ee - = a George Ratterman of the New] rv ; 2 it! - Scoring Leaders G TD Pat'TPGene Rau, Zuckerbure’s Men's Wear 538 Vesta Davis. Becrlees HO 30: some homework this season and Friday and 17 out of the first 21 York Yanks, idle on. Sunday,| Until he injured his ankle, p, | BAITelt, Lafavette 50 1 38 > I + Nay . c 58 nS Ap tr TE a atl vic 9 aes ap - ir as . . 8 : 3 Les Buttenback Jr. Ser "Wescking 00 | Ann Jauter Seven.Up es 304 it's ‘paying off for their hefty are headed for diplomas. holding second place and Geri looked like he might do the jo peso, 3 ars 2 0 Gorse. Hutt Riviere: Pivanans ® ° vie AB Warehouse! Sos Hornets. Bob Mogle. a 185-pound quarter- third. Lo a A i yo Ray Comer. Allied: Printers Rau mane SosaE harmacy 303, Smilin’ Sam Has a blocking philer; teams With Dwyer at a Otto Graham of the Browns, needed to average only 127 per Campbell Muncle ........... Fb e SEE SR Maio Pi holdt Al bitch, Furniture 503 rating system of his own. He flank and Wally Williams and 2 with 1483 yards. four more than contest. But because he stayed Dishop, reas 3 9 | Helen Sheets. Demise arstaL 307 grades the performances of “his Don Thomas,” a junior, back ‘em Ratterman gained, was fourth, out of the Wolverine clash, he Dalley. New Castle 5 +3 range e urns I Restaurant 501 8 F : P . far or DBR Mame 30) players by running pictures of up. . l/ followed by Bob Waterfield, Frank now needs to average 169 per Feiers Richmond Liss To lini as Trustee Dean Brothers 300 each ‘game to show how effeo- Tough. Senior Mac Laetsch and S ANGIE Tripucka, Harry Gilmer, Johnny game. That might be possible Bierman. Tech Bt id CHICAGO, Nov. 8 (UP)-—Har- don A tivelv each player executes his Bill Garris . -= Lujack, Sammy Baugh and Y. A. though for in his last two games eT - : vey : . il arrison. “both 175-pound 2 J : ¢ ; old (Red) Grange, long hailed as reson. Empl ent Becurities n movements on each play. Noth- 4,, kles. are spelled * by Juniors Tittle. Van Brocklin's vardage he averaged 163. the greatest of the University of t ‘dimerican States A ing revolutionary - just another Boh Pannell and Randall Tavlor The Scoreboard and 9.75 average vards per pass Karras and Raklovits were ex- U 0gs dave Illinois ' football greats, will re. } {23 Way the Hornet mentor” has to 5 29g.pounder. RIGHT WRONG Were pons high, pected to carry the Iilini to a sume his connection” with the a1 improve each player's perform: Dick Pela nglade and Dick Dis 47 (.840) 9 ion pding pass receiving cham triumph over Towa this week, but * ga hie Hime x uses ira sais 4i7ANCe and stimulate team. com- pore 190, aré the guards and : ig Ton oy - Ihe ae as against Ohio States the following range. now a Chicago insuf- Jerr: 413 petition Yank Rogers snd 5 . - in front with receptions for 261 gaturday they. will get their : i 3 1. Jack Rogers and Bob Collier. the LAST WEEK . a j Satu 3 ) ’ ance agent, led his fellow Repub- H Av Inder Ils 1 It must pay off. Hows has won git Co cto: 8 0 000) 0 yards with Mac Speedie of the major test. ; leans in election ' te six-year Manual H ames 219. on Of nine games and Will rY quarterback Frank Fok Wak . Browns second with 35 receptions. mp ————— . : Quarter } t terns on the nine-member board - - - to make it eight of 10 Friday a of the key cogs in saving WHY €an’t 1 Retire Undefeated? Bob Shaw of the Cardinals col- ‘S ’ R bi n inkie ers eam i i . ) ¥ S ’ s ‘ar i > y of tragiess, His running mates Pittsburgh Pros Return matching the fine performance of Howe's 13 10 7 victory over Wash- FRIDAY Se Le Bows with 81 ugar 0 insor Handle Wet Ball w ‘ay 4 I's ‘47 : . 3 yaa Jajac $ SC y § ! Flossmore and Herbert G. Megran Halfback to Active List Kelley's 47 team. Jact week. _ Elliott Marchant. san Toner. foporter mmr Bron —T0 pointm Horace- Gitar. of Creve: FOVOr@tmm—/As Usual Suties football sttacs vias be of Harvard. PITTSBURGH. Nov. 8 (UP) Hornets Face Tigers last week. Elliott Merchant can police reporter needs a pass to land is the leading punter: Don all wet Saturday against Wash- ? ee i EE 5 iy 4 o: | The Hornets are confronted by move in Fox's place. the game. Doll of Detroit the leading pass CHICAGO, Nov, Ip we ington of St. Louis. But that will The Pittsburgh Steelers profes- improved Crispus Attucks at the Fullback Jack Milli, a junior, Howe over Crispus Attucks at i thts , terweight Champion Ray (Sugar ; | spus : x nterceptor with eight: Herb Rich be all right with. Coach Tony Local H. S. Basketball sional football team today CYO Field at 2 p. m.—a task backs up Bennett, and also kicks, CYO—T'd better stick. 10. PICKING of Baltimore gh punt returns Robinson meets another boxing pr... & . . : . TEE 's 185 C r's : rks : } . 3 . - - Bobb - Lid-Lifters for 1950-51 returned Halfback Don Samuel causing Howe no little worry. Hes in Xeley ¥ nirbacas can et Je Over Shovtid and Wally Triplett of Detroit in hg Yea ve 2 Thy Yesterday the rains came to ) FRIDAY to the active list for use on It should. Attucks defeated Pe pestiferous, indeed. Kiodleals road Ripple over Shortridge— kickoff returns. le: Doct: } Chicago Stadium Butler's practice field. Hinkle gL 3 Tt at defense against the Baltimore Manual 25 to 0 and Howe won Grant MeBroom. 157, hand es Strictly 2 fuess. : ma title u h L Cade th N w cocked one eye on Saturday and Pike Township ap pam Rovnship ! $ gains from Manual 31 to 13. It's close. the top left halfback running Note: Home teams in bold face. . /tonight and as usua e NeW sold his boys to get used to hand- : Nove 15 Colts Sunday. : : chore and Leo Ahearn, a middle- oa - - York titleholder was a heavy fa- li t ball. So th rorked Greenwood ot Decatur, Central. ; Howe's only losses have been weight scooter, is the replacement | ; vorite . ng a we all. So ey worked. Deat Sehool at. Catedral | Samuel has been out of action t, per 7 +02 amd “unbeaten, right etEhack ‘Ralph ohn. Speedway Eleven : 1 Robinson. rated one oF the The Bulldogs have played seven ount” Comfort “al Sacred Heart sinc e fif me of last sea- Fis : * ; ae i : , ames 8 season without benefit Beech Grove at Pike Township Since the fifth ga Ben Davis, 12 to 0. son, 170, will start Friday ahead greatest fighters currently active, & : Speedway at Franklin Township son when he suffered. a’ severe, rhe rating system helps. Each veteran Earl ‘Lewis. who is 10 & Honore d e Io 0 0 S was a 3-to-1 choice to whip Dykes of moisture. If they can't top arren Central at Shelbyvilie dislocation of the knee. Inactive player gets two points for his allie Speedway High School's football despite the latter's Yecord of 60 Washington they'll encounter lots Crispus Atidery oot lan this season, he was returned to performance on each play.. He is © 08: Mike Merchant a halt Speedway High § ep % tespiLe bout d onl of moisture in the form of tears. {spus Attu is A Sherida: is Season, he wa : HES 10 edie linguini, an Juniors Mike Mer hant a ¥ - team will be honored at the -an- S I d L knockouts in 100 outs and only alumni are due back for Broad Ripple at Lawrence Centrs the squad because 0 nur} 8s gra : § lech q in back, and Dick Stanley, a 200- nual Speedway Lions’ ( lub ban- : electe eague four losses. Robinson has dropped homecoming.And alumal ool on 8hortridge at Greenfield , . Sink t dp hi a blocking or tackling 3 . Ror Ald, suffered by Frank Sinkovitz and proaching fing Rk : pounder, show promise. the latter quet at the Speedway Christian R ki f Y only one of 120 pro fights, a deci- have eyes for football Saturday. : ort at Washington Bob Balag. ‘defensive backs. in assignment and in execution of at fullback. So does Dick Chap- Church Saturday night at 7 p. m. Ookie o ear sion to Middleweight Champion i . Lawrence Central last .Sunday's. game with the his assignment. On defense, same lain, a sophomore tailback. Silver footballs will go to letter- . NEW YORK, Nov. 8: walt Jake LaMotta. Hi Work On Ends - Teeh at How Der = Philadelnhia . Eagles, ining. A passeroy might suggest Howe men and awards will be made to D ropo of the Red Sox a Robinson was expected to weigh Woke 31s0 Ponteg bi iat : — -i RA AS a a ———— Line-busting Dwyer is at the Just run cross-country hext vear. coichez ‘and student managers.-muscular “Bull Monse” from in at about 155 pounds, probably io its gt B Wi Lis ey : TELEVISION SHOW Every Night z head of the football “class,” His ] <3 Most valuable plaver, most im- Moosup, Conn. was selected today two heavier than Dykes. re ao Tense Zullaog Wg ub . dC S “ percentage rating hovers in the proy ed player id the Hanna as American League rookie of International Boxing Club offi- re Ta ne. ro a a his with See These Models " Operation—Come pats Se HRT On rr. tein! Dl l e S ls H| Pervice awards will he made . the year by the Baseball Writers cials expected a crowd of more ey re Ween at oh tons e RCA Victor . Philco ® Westinghouse pany tackles or blocks. He has . Speedway won the Mid State Association of America, climaxing than 6000, although the bout will ends. Hinkle npn d Butler's ® Z ith ® Ad ni al @ Motorola biaciked three punts,” Scored. three : - Conference crown for the fifth a quick rise to stardom in a season be broadcast and televised. ray sen 2Uller.s eni mir AA TDs, and is Howe's chief end re time this year. The Plugs won that found him starting out in : running. stuff at the Supposediy ceiver— There's no -hetter-at-round X- lr lig d er seven and lost one nverall Louisville. - ND’ - M Ir weak flanks he told his team. Terms fo LANE RADIO Dependable end in town than Dwyer, few as Dr. R. E. Jennings will be toast- Dropo, the * six-foot, ' five-inch 5 orris inn Injured Bulldogs reporting for . i vse Service ™ : ' ; aster : re Bahk . . ’ : * . : ractice yester - Suit You ~The Store That Service Built™ { us good, BALTIMORE. Nov. 8 (UP) ar a Rankin, Hien frst baseman who pounded out Ground-Breaking Set ao Oe Find : Dwyer isn't alone, Big Paul a . ) ecatur Centra 180 34 homers, batted 144 runs t ; 8 : = a L 828 10th 41. 1&3 hp Bennett, a 208-pounder, moved Paul Hoffman, former — scoring School, will present the Mid-State : - in Ps to Fue S1ate-Seryice

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Southern Methodist, 23 to 20, and Yom Heidenriech, Dick Moll. Dick Brewster Returns moved into the Rymber Four spot Spay Wether ne Janel LAFAYETTE, Nov-'8 (UPJ. among the top-ranked teams. J. Howard Alffop, Owen Beckico Right End Darrel Brewster, sideWhat worries Cherry. is that ya vne Paulsen, president of the lined for the past two weeks, rethey may get toppled in another Fathers’ Association. Ktle Paters, Joined Purdue's Boilermakers to- , close game. : Athletic director: Roger Riley, day as they intensified their prac55 pt. The Longhorns and not niighty Ben. Roberts. and Wally = Scott, tice for Saturday's Big Ten enOklahoma would be unbeaten and Alumni Association. counter here with Northwestern.

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