Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1950 — Page 11

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Whe Ss ‘Better Team-- | Big Green or Irish?

Eastsiders Trump Continentals, 25-0

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Local prep followers will re-— member Tech and Cathedral as the two: best football teams in Indianapolis that never met in 1950.

They might remember that Tech and Cathedral met three Toes In common --that each con-

City Standings

‘Fingh L Ww 1 Cathedral “A 0 I 2 1 z feeb 4.0.0 3.14 Hawe 4-1 0 22 0 Shortridge $ 20 5 4 90 “Bacred Heart TI of TT) Crispus Attucks T3.0 I 6.6 Broad Ripple 2 40 $ 8-0 lanua 1 3 8 2.7 0 Deaf School 0 1 B Y 5} Washington - gf Tr

quered 'em all. that each held the common foe scoreless. that because of variable conditions any comparisons of the relative strengths of Tech and: Cathedral _ are largely theoretical. Some will remember that Cath- #75 edral scored 28 points against # ; - — he

Ripple des PP. pite miserable mud and ‘Photo by John Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer rain, that Tech beat Broad Ripple

PT To Oo 8 Tow os Thine Tech End Myron Moriarity. powered his way for 14 yards on compare Cathedral's 13 to 0 vie. 2" end-around play two plays before the halftime of the Techtory over Shortridge and Tech's Washington city struggle at Tech yesterday afternoon. Moriarity 19 to 0 conquest of jts ancient e€luded one Washington tackler but was stopped on the right siderival. lines at the Washington 37-yard line. Tech's 25 to 0 victory gave Partisan fans could be tricked the Green a share of the 1950 sity prep title with Cathedral's Irish. by Cathedral's early-season .7 to 0 struggle against a whole injury- Washington ended with a free Washington- and bv Tech's ¥ard rushing total 25 to 4 clobbering of a erippted In the third. Tech's only pass Hornets Defeat defeat-weary Continental eleven Was a fine completion from: Sex that battled futily in freezing Son to End Myron Moriarity for Cri weather to win against too many 23 yards, setting up Gil Bierman’s [1S Us Attucks odds at Tech's field vesterday burrow for an eight-yvard TD. The afternoon. pass-back for the conversion was

Not even the peycholegte al-im- wild. Howe Closes Season

pect of the knowledge they were Washington alertness on fum- : playing in their coach's last game ble recoveries in the last quarter With 13-to-0 Victory

after 24 years could overcome the Kept «Washington knocking goal- - Howe's big Hornets closed the books-on-their-1958-grid—c: ais tiventals. 16-yard sweep to “the Tech. nine 1956 grid campaign Tech ‘just had too many good, came just at the gun-but too late whole horses. The Green won a less than 4500 shivered in the feated Crispus Attucks 13 to 0

‘in the same manner that they de-

share of the 1950 city title with snow-flurries. - vesterday at CYO field strong Cathedral convincingly over the Tech ..........: 13 6 6 0-25 at both ends game but battered Purple team. - Washington .... 06 0 0 0—0 a Caliduia ul ; . wn STATISTICS Coach Sam Kelley's eleven won Victory Came Early » x Tech Wash ; : The victory eame early-—and Ei fis 10 : its fourth city contest in five easy—but after Tech piled up. a By ay : starts (Tech defeated Howe 7 to 19 1 0 lead at the half-time, y 23 3 2) and its eighth in 10 games this ing rs : ’ 1 13 ashington gathered itself- to 5 1 SPAN hold the potent Greenclads to a recent ed never oof 0 ; lone TD.in the second half, penalties wees g 4 The East Siders scored in the

ble In the last five minutes, Wash- Fumbles | Suda nit first quarter. and added another ington hit two of seven despera- TD in the fourthy period to gain a tion passes deep in Tech territory Super Zebra Kid, third-place in the tl city stand- ~ and three times Washington's ings : numb- fingered. luckiess receivers Levin to Tangle Howe's Do oh drele dropped ‘touchdown passes on Johnsen cieled within the four-yard line. One ~A Main event mat battle be- left end for 38 vards to give Howe Tom Crampton-to-Bill Smith pass tween Dave Levin, classy Brook- its lead early in the first session. was a “sure” TD in, the “open” lyn heavyweight. and the Super Attuoks. Dick Murray, kicking masked into the wind on his own sevenpro- yard line, booted out: ¢f bounds

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at the four. One receiver fumbled Zebra Kid, 325-pound the pass on the goal line with ring villian, will headline seconds remaining. fessional wrestling action in the On the Tiger 38. Johnson scored Tech's one-two punch of Joe Armory ring next Tuesday night. ©0 the next play but End Ed Sexson and Fullback Gil Bier. Matchmaker Billy Thom has Dwyer’s placement was wide.

man was too much for Washing- signed the clash for two falls out The Tigers came back with the . y - ton. With the game only five ,¢ three and will add an Austral- Versatile Murray lugging the ball other major league club. We're pe Io iia Goes T8-Yards £ El Wa Lai blast, minutes old, Sexson grabbed a, tag-team match to complete Nalf the time all the way to the happy to say that this i8 NOW. py, epick Dick! James skirted Shardelow strengthened Short- nnes blasted Texel, 11 Crampton lob in the left flat on. °o Howe 12-yard line. The drive be- nearing completion. . Nothing is opi "o/ 4 trom his own 22 to the ridge's line play Go Center Bill to Toe Is Rj victory in 10 : . H bi ; ans starts. was t the Washington ‘34 and raced gan on the Attucks 43 but Howe definite at ‘the moment, though, Ripple seven-yard line on the 78- Crouse was a sterling linebacker e fourth straigh

JTree for. a touchdown. : took. over on the 12... Sopeven prays Tater Sexson an-French= Middleweight eT

‘Runs 60 Yards his season fatal to 96 points, 12 behind Sacred Heart's Don Clark. Offered New LaMotta Go NEW YORK, Nov. 11 (UP)

Rexson carried three men into : : the ‘end, zone off a 16-yard right Lauren: Daniliujjle of ance 3 ak ni Mc As 1 RO ay Ae urnit, Hue boul’ With middieweight powered the arive. Gene ty he champion Jake LaMotta at Madseed, who missed two o Tee son Square Garden, Dec. 8, be- Another bad punt into the wind : cause of his close victory last Paved the way for Howe's second with a minute of the first quarter: op. - oor youthful Paddy Young. TD early in the final period. Murshowing. Early in the second, "Lo thuille. favored at 12-5 .FAY’s punt went skyward only to Bierman intercepted a heave On ,., tho unanimous 10-round de- the Attucks 33 and Howe drove the Washington 27, and after an .iion gover Young of New York goalward, Paul Bennett made five, exchange of punts, Tech's lateral- ;, ap exciting fight, so unexpect- Ahearn hit the left flank for 24 happy Greenclads scored again. a4ly (close that Referee Mark to the four, Frank Fox lost two, Bierman plowed through right conn called the hout even on then Hit Dwyer for a six-yard TD

In the second session. Howe's Leo. Ahearn scooted 60-yvards to a touchdown but stepped out of

line.

tackle from six yards out, then rounds but. gave the Frenchman on a jump pass. Rennett plunged Washington tried another cagey seven points to Young's five for the conversion. move. Turnipseed’s kickoff went . Judges Frank Forbes and Har- Attucks scared the Hornets on

to Jim Lee on the Washington old Barnes voted in unison, each/the final play of the game. Mur-

25 and Lee immediately punted giving Dauthuille six’ rounds and ray, trying to pass from his. own the ball hack into the end zone Young four. eight-yard stripe,.ran the end for to set Tech-back on offense on : $ Pr 72-yards to the Howe 20 where

its own. 20. LEADS PUNTERS Tech Gains 244 Yards Rushing NEW YORK Mike Boyda of ending the threat. Tech had gained 144 yards the Bulldogs in his first year of Howe won the first déwns. 11 to .rushing in the first half but. pro football, led the NFL in 1949. 8, and out-rushed Attuc ker 200 Washington owed the board five He punted 56 times for an average vards to 19, for the Tigers. vards, In the-seecond half -Tech-of 44.2. yards. his langest boot Howe ——8 0—T==18

he was ‘knocked out of bounds,

pes “made © “AROTNEY 100 vards- nig: gomng-a distance of-6yards— Ir TTR : ——— 3 “Totils 2716200 Total 17 #22 ~Culmone, riding "at Pimlico, a ee = ~ Crispus gp i) However; F-understand they need he was coaching his last game for —————— i eeu Ra “Franklin Fowhshin—29. Scored. a triple with Conewago, = = 2 S 5S ~ % x ITPENWO ; * 5.8 stronger bench, more pinch-hit- Washington. Bogue, - the only. 1:3 Free Throws Missed —Wampler 3. Miller. Mere Bone and Twinkley to. give H. S. age esu ts 2 ter 4, 3.ling and better relief pitching. I coach Washington ever knew. was. fire ro acCuiiough J. _Hahiah J WiiEh! hith.300. sinners.The- — : . a =f SSE —oy y'3 89 “Murphy 2 ~Veezler T : an 0 i haven't had time to think ‘much through. "He was retiring from 5 NAY eres Juttan Umpire, Wyss jockey might have broken Lone. COUNTY SCHOOLS Mill Creek ‘65. Kingsbury 29 : 205 0 about the coaching staf. but Mel active coaching after 31 vears, Bei = den’s mark first had h t Center Grove 51; Ben Davis 1% D Millersburg 35, Jefferson Township . (Elk Jar ds gained pass . 2 iH i§ Lent G (51 i e-not take Franklin Township 0. Greenwood “10 hart. 53 - = - sex attempted SRE 3 arder probably will be re- but he was staying to teach physi- wn Aier Buys: a0 ) Ben Davis HS) ent himself off his last two mount. “Danville 50, PIs eID " X int a po, EJ > Fas: Hu 4 3 tained.’ . : cal education classes at Washing- * Wilson. - f Lo i Thursday. Both won. OTHER? ht 33, Decatur’ Cathilic 32 Ls Tribe Rey oe 1.1 . — ro atuy Re 3 > General Manager De ors ai Mar 13 AERO PE eA rd ea - Srepnher re ee Ae rir i erp re STE 70, LA LLLLAT), SR 0 . Ty — mols Ebb Nw shine to ey : Progr : Riven “ : : : ; eur pW tp 4 Mcirusic “Kew Ss encerviils ix oral Township (Sheiby) 55 Boggstpup 15 TENGE EOIng da. stand pat Wail Gaining «hig: FOOTH VIeoryY dn. 2 A Pe ea q po he » ps « s a Ty ton Re, a =X ra ; Wench, & 3 - - Auammon pec Wilimasaes ti Maantenn bE atone te. "High Eehanl Ceotell need _ Jo make _ some. plager years for Washinglon were stim. ah i+ Golf Lead A FuhiE et Se Xernan £if fou Ml hs RTI EE a wf treo . of nse td =h i pA Rainbridee. #6. Roachdale B¥ THmukis er hie anneftog : HA PRR Ee = rT NE Eat ea ede ad mene aan « ~ - = ] 4: 45, hs ‘ CI SCHOOL ” ene » - va . rare Bele rile 65. Laurel 21 New Harmany £9, A ndaiilt 13 Tech 25, Washington 0 ts Lopez, 48 came. to the major POW erful Tech woidd ad.) -defeat : M11 Totals 18 16 19 SA VANN AH. GQ Ne 3 : Rippus 6), Clear Creel 1° New Market £3. Alamo if, ’ LL Crispus Attucks OF leagues “as catcher oy No. 85 to the 19 ties over Bogue!'s : ; ; -Score hy Quarters: - u ia. $Y ' Bloomfield 47. Solsherrs S35 z New Pa Mitrar 3. eg Shortridge 6° Broad - Ripole 8 tas a8 a -~catcher ‘with the ! X over K ; 4 ? ster Grove 1 f= 51. Pp }-—Milon Marusic. an 1 - Riaaminedaie to, hii New ‘Richmond 31. Clarks Mil $2. > OTHERS Brooklyn Dadgers ‘in 1928 ang 24-year span. DA re tines Mumptte sims? known. golfer from Albany, N. ¥ 34, Mento “ - oy a go? 7 : 4 v Steiner umpire a YY. N. Brighton i. ho. J w Nevvinchester, #4. North Salem Ramana a ienizun Cus 0 staved with them until he was © Cook Ailing was the pace-setter at the. stat Brownshurg 41. Pitis A a Ws Hirk Poa 3 ; ’ . . i ! i Brownstown 35. Corvdan fas oddimten) 38 WE Ohores ta Br cnntral Ix. Gary Emerson 8 traded to the Boston Braves in'. Big Bill Cook was ailing with osm ei of third-round play today in the Buk f Hi ih Mexico 40. Oi Township Mv. Leavenworih 28 G Yashineton 0. Ps “£21035. In 1940 he went to the Pi- an .achilles tendon hurt last week. ai eat Ww. 1 Wa i Ito! pi Savannah Open. 7 38 ange 53, Br : al. sary Fr I 20, Ga 3 : 927 1.1 § ? 2 ; ) 5 Butler 2, Columbia, Sb > Orland aa Lagrange. Hammond ‘Tech 15. Hammond rates until 1946 when he was Big Bill. who can be another one iii io lu $1 print 13 114, Marusic, who shot a blazing 61 56. 3 AR se00d 30. ing 12 F ~ y v rent 5 3) 8 14 5 hbdidis . yc Larrolton » Sirduchn 8. h Otterbein 54, Williamsport 13. Evansville Retr or oo ee Riley 19. traded to Cleveland where he of Washington's many devasta- 3198 2 3 § 1943 : 6 Sra : i 3 } : hn fhe opening round, balioone | Chalmers 52. Idaville 35. ned 3 Paensvilie 36. Cynthiana 41. : Eransville Bosse il. Oucishoro. Kys 6. [Played one year and then became [ting Tootball players, was to play. {1331 3 10 ok 1'118%done 1 9 ito a par 72 in yesterday's secor: Chariatieavilie ” . Green! i Parker Sl. Sets wm Albion, Til. 19. Evanisile Sater Dei s. (manager of Indianapolis. In in only six plays. Injured seniors 11933 5 i 0 1948 $4 3 Boswell c 1 8 2 Guilforle.s 0 1 3 round, but still held the lead wi‘ he Clark 61, Ni a Bw Macy it Plerecton 43, Larwil 81. Nachville (Tenn.) Teari 24 Evansville three years at Indianapolis, he !ike tough Jim Petercheff, Elmer. 34 $2 Ba 2 3 } Geborn & 00 1 ea 3 3 138 at the halfway mark of the = Towns p (Mia > TaD 2m 2 3 Clay Je DR emer 4. Plymouth 56, Warsaw 38. me won the pennant in 1948. fi Lowery, ‘Sid Tillery, with a frac- 198 8:1 I 1043 3.82% qa 01032 ; 22 2-hole tournament. ve os Hanover i". Portland 43. Bluffton 39 nished *+1937 7.140 1850 2.%-1 Tota 10 20 Totals 12 20 30 for Culver Wh. Lapaz 16. Redkey 51. Pennville 33. College Foot Ta second in. ’49 and won the playoffs tured nose, Ed Kernodle and Bob. 193s +40 . —Score. By Quarters— n second place with a 137 wes Darlington kg Howets 3. Richland C Cénter 4. Grass Creek 46 | 9 a and Little World Se one Wittman—all gave h the: college. J&3. 8 2.1 105.85 19 Danville 2 1 9 I 3 Felice Torza of St. Charles. I'l. Dillsboro 60. Sunman °’ ising Sun 68. Patriot 10, Central Missouri 32. Northwest M a i x Free Mar 2. Ra Torza, Illinoi 0 Dubois 44, Chrisnev 43. & Richland Tewnship (Fountain) 6% iin 4 Sy : i380uz} finished se d try. ** Runnersup . Free Throws Missed—Martin 2, Rawlings t nots pen champicr, d) 43. Windfall 34 $ cond again in ’50. t Tie for City Title 1. Pierson 3, Sharp 2, Black 10. Boswell 1, i A Township (Deélanare) gbitvilic’ 28, Lyn | Stenhen hg by , East Texas 13. It wasn't enough and Bogue, : Gowin 3: Osborn -5. R. Bell 1, Head 2. shot a 68 yesterday, one better Foonemy 62. Greensfork 28. Rolling: Prairie SH "Union Mills 35. Florida State”. Stetson Bosox Interested 57-year-old dean of Indianapolis’ Howard. the Yovanovich brothers Hf idwell 3. yJAfderson 1. Gulitevie 1, Temp: than his first-round score. Edinbure eit Ajrurn > Rome Crea" Wavaka 45 —.. Hartwick 20 rene * In L ‘A Pl ' high schopl coaches. hobbled out —_ ‘Slobodan. Alex and Chester: Referee “beets umpire. Windsor Jim Ferrier of San Francisco. , Eiletiantiie: Th. Smithville 51 Eke £3 Nae 3 i lyoua 35, Youn dlona) s ou = $ ayer of the coaching picture quietly Marion Carter, Bob. Kerzey, All- er I Balt of Durham, N. C., mhurst 33. Arcola ST Rossville 72. Winamae 5? Miami (Fla) 12. Louisville 13 (tie) BOSTON. Nov. 11 (UP). The and philosophically : : fa ge S ood Til Open an jeorge Fazio of Washin--Fillmore $6, Sti Rushville 51, oe Alma 19.- Kalamazoo 13 a America Boris Dimancheff. Ken- ton, D. C. tied f third w Fishers 46. Camionar 9. Sew 53; Pleasant ane 43 Wout Chester (Pa) Teachers 31. Blosms Boston Red Sox are interested. in He said: “A man lives and dies F Moto hy R 1320's. or rd: with ora 58. : s evay : ; y aR? i Iarry ‘Thertv 39's. . Fores i dicken 5 Sent Clon! a. Hamilton otE Ia pleachery : : obtaining Lou Boudreau but among few in numbers and not neth Jaynes and Harry ( here, or r oat acers 139, 3 ¥ R73. nl arps - # “trictly ag = y ” i i ’ p : rN RR RR ERECT Be Ame he er tg Gf onton, 2. Roe ers, Sts & strictly as a player. too great in ability. 1933 all-state halfback who went". BOULDER CITY, NevoNex. 11 o s French Sick iI. Orleans 3s : Shoth end Central Catholic it. Owasa San dose Im. St Mary’ AR That was the word last night Rut naming of a successor to to Indiana. (UP) -Motorboat racing champi- Additional Sports . A ~ . . BK n 3 3 5 : me r Gosport oo. Parazon RB hdalpny 30 South! Whitley 30, Huntington Township Southern tdaho Ih Cather. 20 from General Manager Joe (Cronin Bogue later this year will not dim In the 40's came C carter I vfield open mile speed trials at Lake On Pa e 12 v 83. McKinley a in ie Vv v 2 a ret city : Sine Townshin ak aL, & tpartanbore a Whitewater 13 East intent 13. Wavnesurs 13 Toten ne vos Inforined Boudreau the memory of Bogue's hoys Bhd. Bll nove a1 Tarde 1081 john Mead today after winds forced . 9 - € n ownship ( } 7 pencer &f ; 25 eo ce § amps, a ( and Jc ; 5 \ ty 6 Spiceland 2 Sa mbritee City 15, rai Ye tin "Midland 12 the Cle > P : 2% manager of through the. years. : ‘Sch 1 ry at Butle a day’s . postponement in the ] Been SL pn note 1. “EIR GTeeighis’ (Praakiin: su. Waghbegn Wf Sevihmcstten (Ran iE ae By Al Rey A wars fr en schedifled four-day program. TELEVISION LA r / i : . b 2. rox h Harrisburg 51. Kitchel a8. Spurgeon 44. ndal 43. Baker Ta Veximar ot arsvitle Sta!’ pez pionship team - one af three - All heard the man; who was nd : d d x; SERYIC Rilishore “. Veoedersburg 30. Stilwell a. Cimon Jownship (LaPorte) 15. Doane 19, Kearney State : Of course we dont know came Capt. Frank Luzar, Frank born in Salem. la.. and reared in nbhoard an outboard drivers . E glan 5 ssian 36 toned ree 2 11 F « . y € Fantertown M. New Maver “= Suear Creek 46. reir 1 ownaliip. Clin Faward Water io Su fiman 3 Loltess 2 whether Lou wants to be released Bloomer; Worth Pullen, Ishmel Holly, Colorado. bellow at his from every race -center of the BY EXPERTS Jackson Centra este a 31. Quantico Mari 12, ’ to take anothe 3 i 3 . t res United States are on hand for Jackson Tonnship "Setterson Bid {er 3 iphur Springs 13. Dalesville 21. {SMU Frosh A Eb dg Cronin said. if Flaragerial Joo.” Lawliss and Emil Unsert—an_All- Continetitals Hirough She a. h t d offi n J A R R ETT S Jackson el vracuse 56, North Webster 52. SF. Austin 19, East Texas State I3. a f that's the case, City quintet. Add Norman Long And all knew the former Penn the évent and officials said it will’ :

Is Softened

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Grid Picture

East Chicago Team Defeated, 14-0, by

E. C. Roosevelt By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10 (UP) —The “experts” who put the |stamp of Mythical State Cham- i |pion off "'Indiana’s outstanding ae high school football club each Iwinter were ready to throw in {the towel today. Last night's games made the already controversial state cham!pionship race even more confusing as East Chicago Washing. ton's previously undefeated Senators and Gary Emerson—two of northern Indiana's top elevens— rwere-upended. : Coach John Zitko's Washington crew, unbeaten in seven starts

Club Goes All-Out To Find Popular Manager New Job

CLEVELAND, Nov. 11 (UP)—

and fantastic wrinkle into the old. cold-blooded business of firing a manager—they're going all out today to find him another big-league job. i And their. efforts probably will } land stunned Lou Boudreau in

‘ s k’ No Inside Trac “At the present time, no candidates have an “inside track” for the job of ‘manager of the Indianapolis Indians,” Busi

Manager Ted Sullivan 8 a . and No. 2 in.the United Press A “i Cy 5 ‘to £3 He stated that Frank Me-"' : I A 5 honor roll, muffed its chance 0 Kinney and Donie Bush would ad SR : .- tie Emerson for the West NIHSC .reen all candidates earefully Photo by Henry E._Glesing Jr, Times Staff Photographer title by dropping a 10 to 0 deci- 3 . "will ne doubt follow their - Shortridge’ s Jack Scott plowed six yards to a touchdown inside Broad Ripeie's right end in the sion to city rival Roosevelt — a cs of selecting a baseball third quarter as the Blue Devils won 6 to 0 over the Rockets yesterday. Jack Kimmell of Shortridge team beaten once and tied twice. “name” personality for the job. (lying on the ground) threw ‘a timely block opening the hole. The game dedicated the Edgar Died- Back Into Title : Emerson, which went through

“I'm sure they haven't even erich Memorial Athletic Field at Ripple. CONSTR wXceDt OB the tele: Half-Time Festivities Honor Work

phone,” Mr. Sullivan said. “So

any speculation on possible . Of Late Broad Ripple Grid Coach

its loop series with a perfect record, thus “backed” into the West NIHSC championship, setting the stage for the conference cham-

candidates is premature.” Broad Ripple High School bowed in respect twice on Edgar ~~ | pionship playoff against Mishawairre . Diederich Athletic Field®at Ripple yesterday afternoon ka's East NIHSC titlists at Gary the manager's berth. with. the “he Rocket football team dropped a hard-fought 6 to 0 melee | next Friday. But Emerson, ranked Pittsburgh Pirates. to Shortridge's defensive Blue Devils in a stinging November wind. . fourth, was rocked by Muncie The Indians gave 33-vear-old During half-time festivities, dedication ceremonies’ commemo- {Central of the North Central Boudreau the ax vesterday as the rating the work of the late Edgar Diederich honored the former i Conference, 18 to 0. eHmax—to—a—bitterly—disappoint-athletie-director-and-head-footbal— = : | To top -it—all Gary Froebel.

{which couldn’t win any of its {first eight games, dumped city ‘rival Mann, 20 to 7, to end the season on a victorious note. Emerson's Tornado will represent the West NIHSC in the {northern play-off for the first time since 1939, when they lost to South Bend Washington, 16 to 6. Evansville Reitz, which is shooting for its fourth straight {Southern Conference title, nosed v {out South Bend Riley in an in{tersectional battle, 21" to 19, and Evansville Central dropped Bloomington, 13 to 7, in an SIAC

ing campaign in which the Tribe coach for 23 vears' service at for the touchdown. Ronald Passbid strongly for the pennant and Broad Ripple. The late Mr. Die- water's placement was low and then flopped all the way to fourth derich died in April. 1948, to the left place. In his place they hired: pine play between the two North-" As in the third. Ripple made likeable Al Lopez, former—eateher gide rivals was almost as fierce its farthest advance to the visiand successful manager at 1In- as the freezing temperatures as tors’ 20-yard stripe. but was dianapolis. : Shortridge eked. out the first waited. : But, bowing to the huge ad- 4owns 4 to 3, limiting the Rockets Jim Kemper and Jack McNairy miration that Indians’ tans have to only one first down by rushing. blocked a punt on the Ripple 37 FoF Lou, = Ite President, Klis ‘Ripple’s hacks garnered only 38 and both recovered on the ShortRyan announced : yards rushing while Shortridge ridge 26, but the drive stalled six u Long, Efficient Service racked up 143 yards from scrim- yards away. ' Because of high hersonal re mage. Seventy-one yards of Short- Late in the first quarter, Shortgary Bnd Iw $ Jong al of josen ridge’s total set up the Blue Dev- ridge moved from its own 47 to ervice to the Cleveland clu ® Is only touchdown with three the Ripple 12. Ed Praed sweeping

have been endeavoring to ar- : . 8 the 7 . 7 i s range a managerial job with an- minutes remaining in the third a flank for 30 yards before the

because several details remain to SRE 3 : k "NF mae porated to the Pirates oo hack to the. Ripple 12. Ed fifth in. nine games. and fourth ‘ VY. Ampigtmetn seed vie rn as ‘Boudreau's destination. Fee panged atk I Tight 5 ity aE ie mised its dedicatory address “honoring Shoem k Se i And a source close to new , aon » Bix. aly §. nipple ¢ibsed 11% the late Edgar Diederich be- aKer Deis Pirate President Branch Rickey tackle to the six-vard line, and season with a 4-6 mark overall tween the halves of the Shork J k R M then hit right guard to the five. ‘and 2-4 in fown, JO dicated Boudreau would be of-. Then Jack Scott went through Broad Ripplé ae T= 0 ridge - Broad Ripple: football ¢ ey ecord the left end on a bootleg carry Shortridge ...... 0 0 6 0— 6 game. INGLEWOOD, Cal. Nov. 11

the Southern Indiana Con-.

vard-TP:march-After-a-back field for the Ripple=itex “for Bicknell.

in-motion penalty moved Short- The victory was Shortridge's

fered the job if the technical busi- | ness of waiving ‘Boudreau out of - oy — (UP)—Jocke ; y Willie Shoemaker, the Ameriean League could be D f Ci 4 Hi h S h | Flashes Win new holder of the modern Amerli Fa J Secensary ean 0 i Y 's 4 C 00 ican riding record with 321 win-. ee ners, shifted his scene of oper:Teleased, fir Bs ate Bou- Coaches Ste Ss Out uietl Cage Opener tions today from Hollywood Pr : as a player. le 9 Waivers p y The Franilin Township Flashes to Bay Meadows where he wa: ¢ x scheduled? to $ The_ Pirates have a manager Bogue, Only Mentor Washington Ever voasied 10 & 70-10 'viclory over The little agent moms

Billy Meyer—and he- has a con- ! Greenwood last night in a county ‘ tract that still has a year to run. Had, Philosophical at Final Defeat basketball lid-lifter, while Ben Drcke Johnny Longden’s mark of : But the entrance of Rickey-on the Twentv-four years ago Henry Bogue began yelling at his Wash® Davis-and Pike Township suffered fre ny tgle Sean irate scene could mean Meyer's ington High Shool.football teams. He quit yelling yesterday defeats in two other openers. The first yesterday by capturing th~ contract will be bought up. Rickey Yesterday 24 vears later Bogue's 1950 Continentals, crippled Giants lost to Center Grove. 51 wk race aboard Harbor Pilot confirmed in New York that he and badly in need of a football victory, understood their frog-voiced {© 48, and Danville measured don po measure, he scored .a has a meeting scheduled WIth ogach when he said huskily: “I want you to play a game to satisfy Fike. 50 to 44 ible for the day, bringing home Meyer on Monday rur<olves— Te nd > Wel : : in LWT Franklin Twp. (30) Greenwood (1). Fair Regards in the seventh. ni : vourselves, . But I'm going to vell at you to the last second fz tt pf fe ft of: Although Sh i Meanwhile, the shorf, swarthy WatKiRDton WIRTeRE TH Ve oHv— 8 10 3 Wright. f TSE gh Shoemaker was the Lopez laid plans for revampi Adis gen, os ; . 2.8.8 3 0 4 Jewell f 1 2 2 first under the wire in a race to eo § AMpINg series games, was ready to leave d § h il 30 0 Martin. f 0°0 ip reak th the Indiine player roster. al t Tech's sta- End of the Trai ..0.0 1 David f 00 ©. modern mark. for rim CE a) ! the dressing roem a ech’'s sta : 773-4 Whitaker c 6.0 5season, he held a lead of but 5 Need Pinch-Hitting : dium ‘to battle cross-town rival g $ 8.0 JiMushyee i} 3 win over J b an “I don’t know much about the Tech. 30 3 Na 00 0 started th % ong: \t Holly. Indians yet,” he said. “other than he odds were ET Hannah. 1 1 1 Do Ii 35 e day's work at Hollyds were grea 30gué 5 Berry, § 0. 1 wood Park yesterday.

that-they havea fine club afield. calmly told his 1950 Continentals“

etferson’ Wandoion) 54. Green (Ran- Tiomecanor %. Barked i ‘1 ahi's - We certainly wouldn't stand in his to the list College (Oskalousa, Ia.) three- extend into Tuesday, if necessary, !| 2417 Station St. CH. 1411 orntown » Colfax 3 ‘ay - . - . 7 : 33 (overtime). 7 7. 27 ~ oe x « sport star had a bark that was to give every driver a chance at “sm Kendallville , Navoanee overtim {rion &, Trataiear 37. 7 onig t's Hockey Slat: Cronin said that .if the Red| Baumbach Three-Sport Star er than his bite. ‘mile and competitive records Kentland 46. Mt, Ayr 32. } { Enion Center 44, Rock Creek 28. | Indianapolis at Pittshuran., ‘Sox did obtain B d i From the 1932 title team came, : Kewanna' 30. Pulaski 87, Union Township (LaPorte) 43. LaCrosse Frovidence at Hershey iia iver it 9 oudreau as aj Bogue didn’t have to tell his gtanley Sayers’ Slo Mo Shun, Tatavatiey Central 15." Roanoke. 42, VanBuren 44. Jefferson Township (Grant) Cincinnati st Clevela payer it would be Up to' Manager the brilliant Cliff Baumbach who! 1950 Continentals yesterday. They of Seattle, holder of the 160.325 Lakeville is? 3 ‘Madison Township (St. I on a Cortins . Buffalo at St. levelan : Sih iV Neill to decide what posi- died from a throat infection after, ‘knew it.—J. A. mile per houi world’s e 160.525 sep! a ortia 2 - ———— sf rameter i 8 tral 43. Union 29. | Waynet. i", K ! on he'd play. earnirig letters in football, base-. —— tL | : > : J rcanter mE ho City it Na on Catholie "oh 68, BAS evmers 66. | Solunar Table ball oo basketball as a sopho- J oe ‘record, Jack Shaffer's Such Crust Liberty 0. Knightstown Morten "empria Washington Clay 39. New Cariisie 29. , a Basketball ‘Notes t Purd P Attucks Grid Banquet II and Horace B. Dodge's My : Waldron, iC. aul 45, M . more a ue. : onl ¥ ost a Lobanan © “” Westie ny A h 35. Water The Bush: Calial han Spofting Goods Co Capt. Louis: Luzar followed and . Flanner House will sponsor the Sweetie; both of Detroit, will Draaviie 32, pane Hy went ahall) 2 Mantee oy 3 :00 at i. Daskethal) ant Wedne day Purdue All-America Jim Carter annual football banquet honoring. participate. Mas 34 Raleieh 43. Nest Lebanan 46. Newsitt. £3 tavertime!. a: nen 2 at Jeague will came in the 30's, the Crispus Attycks High School The Lake Mead Regatta isl . a “i A i883 various Pari nd AE Aron a t he af ) 3% Reveals » sh W fir te omeriime 2 433 various Plants in the st { qyone in. dea line Des an Bi in the 30°: foot! Sw. Psa at 6 p. m. spansored | by the Boulder maburs 28 Tena 6. Cow o 30. ~, contact Carl C. Callahan. RI. ,ddded Joe zelan, Billy and Ray at 3533 W. 16th St. AS .chaniber of commerce.

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