Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1950 — Page 15

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handers are t. Lou Brise that 9-19 ake it 19-9. ttle fat and y Shantz is one of the etty good.”

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half years at yast League yod. It gave serious out-

a colorful a player, he trades. One “he played club, includ-

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11 (UP) — hnny Bright yunched and tional total 3 Drake Unitate College,

mistice Day

state battle ANS. day, scoring passing for red the total by Frankie n+ 1942, The 168 yards in 11 tries and the ground of an even vious mark

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hips , 28-18 Nov. 11 (UP) , Stanford's ican candit Conference ford whipped to 18, béfore 5,000 which nt Stanford

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Michigan State Stops Line Plunge Sets Up Northwestern Touchdown a : «

Minnesota,

Is 7th for Gopher Team |

Spartan Halfback Grandelius Gains 81 Yards, [5 a

SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 1950 __

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27-0: Loss

His Season's 950 Tops Al Opponents

EAST LANSING, Mich. Nav, (UP)

tried for the seventh time thi

Minnesota's (Gophers

is 8 to win a football game and

even the lucky number didn't help as they fell 27 to 0 before Mich-

{gan State, It was Michigan State's fifth

in every period, riddling Minesota’s heavier -def

runs. and tricky hand offs. Fullback Leroy Crane and Halfback Everett Grandelius starred in leading Michigan State's: ground attack which rolled up 283 yards and 21 first downs, Gophers Threaten Twice

-Minnésota was held to 144

yards by rushing and 46 by passes and threatened only twice. One second period thrust ended with an unsuccessful field goal attempt from the 26-yard line and a fourth period drive stalled on Michigan State's 22. Michigan State scored its first 1. .chdown midway in the open-

"NEXT OPPONENTS Jey 18—~Purdue at MINNESOTA ov. I3—MICHIGAN STATE at Pitt. irg period after a 58-yard punt runback by Jesse Thomas to

‘Minnesota's 28. Five plays later

Grandelius punched 10 yards to score and end Bob Carey “converted the point. Minnesota pushed State déep into its own territory after Ron Roedell punted out on Michigan State's 2 - yard. line. After a short punt return, the Gophers moved up to the 26-yard line where George Hudak failed on a field goal attempt. Spartans Go 60-Yards Michigan State” stormed back to score on a 60-yard march just before the first half ended. Grandelius passed to -quarterback Al Dorow for a 16-yard touchdown play. The third- Michigan State touchdown came early in the third quarter on a 74-yard drive.’ Grandelius drove 31 yards on one run and a pass from Dorow to

Carey added 14. Fullback Leroy ; Crane scored on a 23-yard run.

The final marker followed a

, 77-yard fourth quarter. down field march, Halfback Vince

Pisano raced the last two yards

to score. Referee Lyle Clarno,

Bradley, inadvertently ran interference on the touchdown run which Minnesota protested. Crane led in ground gaining with 96 yards but Grandelius ac-

counted for 81 which brought his

season record to 950 yards.in 144 tries-~more than all Michigan

State opponents together. Score by Periods Michigan State : 1.9 8 27

Minnesota 00 0

ouchdowns: Grandelius, Borow, Cris

an $ Points after touchdowns: R., Carey 3. STATISTICS Mich 8t. Minn 2

Rushing vardage 144 Passing yardage 46 Passes attempted 15 “Passes completed 4

0

0 Yards Penalized

California Belts UCLA, 35 to 0

BERKELEY. Cal... Nov. 11 (UP)

~A new California thundering 3.4 1 fee herd, pulling no punches, took another big step toward the Rose

Bow! foday as ift-slaughtered a

helpless UCLA outfit, 35 to hefore a sell-out 81,000 “shirtsleeved fans in Memorial Stadium.

The victory, eighth in a row for

California and 32d consecutive regular-season win, moved the Bears to within one game of their third straight trip to the Rose Bowl.

UCT.A never threatened .during

the entire game, and while the Bear first string was in, the Bruins

made only 29 yards on the ground. °

Only the great punting of Bob. Moore kept the Bears from KAoCKs ing on the Bruin door more often.

Coughlin to. Address Irish, S. H. S. Teams

Frank Coughlin,- former All-

America football player. under. “RITE [COCK ITE At Ivotre PENS WH Fiend also hit the banquet, circult ITkean™ all-American this week,

Coughlin —— willbe aa

speaker at the banquet honoring . Cathedral's co-city champions to- ! morrow night and will get top billing at the annual Shortridge grid- gprs iron banquet Tuesday.

The Cathedral festivities will be

held af the Riviera Club beginning Bi

.at 6:30. p. m. Shortridge’

ridge cafeteria at 6 p. m Freshman, reserve and varsity etter football awards will be made to the Shorfridge gridders. Track winners also will be announced.

Defiance “Flattens Huntington, 21-0

Times Special

DEFIANCE. O.. Nov. 11—De-

‘f'nance College” closed its season

tsith a 21-to-0 victory over Huntov. 1H_RUNTINGTON 41 Blyftton Boat season completed. ington College of Indiana here yesterday. The win brought Defiance's record to three victories and six losses. Huntington has now lost seven of nine starts. The Yellowjackets scored all their on in the first half.

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opened. Winkler plunged over again on a fourth down and two situation from the Butler threeyard line and Stocker; added the point; > After that Butler got its-dander up. With- the second ‘period running out the Bulldogs launched a drive from their own 40. Crawforth set up a score bv tossing to End John Schuesler for 9 yards and a first down on the Washington 12. Fullback Fem Corenlius then hit to the 6 and cracked over on the next play. It was Cornelius’ first of two touchdowns for -the day. Guard Floyd Jennings- kicked the point ard the Bulldogs took. a 13-7 deficit into the dressing room with them at the half, Cornelius Scores

Early in the third quarter Run-

to make it 13-13. And as the period - waned Cornelius gol wh steam and went over from the 2yard line to give the B do the lead for the first time, 19-13. Cornelius’ plunge topped a a march from the Bulldogs’ 40. The Bears were on their 35 a the fourth quarter opened. Fore ing the ball down to. the Butler 5, Washington gave the ball to

Winkler for four plays and he,

delivered, going over from -the one-yard lihe on his fourth try Stocker's perfect. placement set the stage for the*Crawforth-Run-yan spine-tingler.

- Butler Heroes

Butler had lots of heroes. The line came to life every time the scoreboard read its obituary. H: alfback Lou Weidekamp looked anything "but injured as he sparked Coach Tony Hinkle's crew to important yardage. Runyan played the game of his life. So did Defensive Halfback John Manka

Washington's attack was dyna-

mite on the ground. The big

wheels for the boys from St

felter with 98 vards off 25 rushes

and Winkler with 88 yards on 27

attempts. Cornelius carried the Bulldogs on the ground, gaining 31 of their 87 yards in 14 carries.

Glad to Win

Tony. Hinkle was glad to win this ‘one. “The game worried me all week. I took it to bed with me. I'dreamed about it. Now it's over I. good.” The Bulldogs departed . their dressing. room hurriedly, They didn't want to keep the congratulating alumni waiting, It was the irst time. this year Butler had won a game at home. As Hinkle said“It's alwavs nice

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Sacred Heart to Fete Gridders Tuesday

Sacred Heart High Schuwsts football team, which cane with-

In one point of am undefeated FY

season, will be honored a! the annual football banquet Tuesday 6:30 p.m. at the Sacred Hear: Hall. Mike vden, former Notre Dame star, will be principal speaker. Bill Schaefer "will ‘be toastmaster. Other guest speakers include: Mavor Al Feeney . _Rey Roland Averbeck, ¥r. Canan Mitchell and Rev. James Galvin. superintendent of Cathedral High School. a The Spartans won seven of eight games, losing a 7 to 6 decision. to Crispus * Attucks. for the best récord .in Spartan history. -

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Northwestern 19 Purdue , ..... 14

Northwestern Stops Purdue

Boilermakers Lose 5th Straight Tilt

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..the ground from Fullbacks Rich

Athan and Bob Meeder and Halfbacks Dick Alban and Johnny Miller. An alert line, spearhead-

Keddine, lent good support. The two clubs traded touch-

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illinois Smashes Stop jowa Hawkeyes, 21 Ti 91-Minute Attack Tells

The Tale As Illini Keep ae Rose Bowl Hone Alive

Indians

night in the Coliseum; While it was the third straight downs in the second period. victory for the Hornets over,the Northwestern scored first, driving cg aps this season, tonight's game 58 yards. Stonesifer took two 3154

passes from Flowers to set it up straight triumph.

and Flowers crashed over for the tally.

right back to score in eight plays. Pittsburgh leveling the score or Fullback John Kerestes scored Ray Hannigan's gaal. that one-on a line plunge and-the. Boilermakers went out in front olis as the Hornets buzzed back with three .more.goals. in the sec-: ond by Rudy Migay, Northwestern,,with a slim edge and George Armstrong and three in statistic although outgained in more in the final period by total offense 366 to 336 yards, Ezinicki then got two breaks ta go out in Blair.

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Louis were Fullback Bob Ciod- when-Samuels-converted,.

Break for Northwestern

front to stay. The Wildcats scored on one of their three pass interceptions. With just seven sec-

Backor onds rem aining in the half, Alban Backor. took a pas€ from Flowers and Sai. INDIANAPOLIS = Goat. «@ bus

raced for the score. The play covered 43 yards.

Then it was Schmidt's fumble gines, in the third period which spelled Heferee Don MacRae recovered ©: the loose ball ‘and, Northwestern. driving mainly on the ground

scored in nine plays with Flowers

going over.

Taking to the air once more. Samuels directed his mates to their other tally. He passed to

‘Schmidt for.27 yards, then faded 9 back on a ruse and ran the ball ¢ over from 10 yards out. Both teams muffed at-least two on! 1 more scoring ‘chances. North- a 2s western. drove to the one-yard’ Jie nd

line in. the final period where Bob Burson's field goal attempt was wide. Earlier, Purdue drove 90 yards before heing stopped and another pass. interception

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{alfbacks Macecioll. Montzomery Halfbacks — Schmidt. Heninge

Fullbacks ~Karestps ran. Ynaung NORTHWESTERN. Left Ends -Stonesifer, Ric. Kuehl Left TackleX, Huizinza. fhalker ’ Left Guards—Nowick! Ject ( ers -—-Wieste¢ 2. Hu a 1 t Guards —Mac Rae. + Anderson

t Tac“le-—Cernock. Roche t "Ends--Keddie, Roth. Daggett Quarterbacks—D. Flowers, Gresens. Buron Left Halftmoks Al in, ds Jdler, Bennett Rizht Halfbhsrks— # Fullbacks - Athan! Bane Mendes Petter Score by Period vurdue W Mey Northwestern 0125 ely Touchdowns D. Flowers 2, Kerestes, Alban, Samusls : Pointe after touchdown — 8 uel Kragseth oy Saniuels 2 STATISTICS First downs aq N. wi Bushing vardage 194 Passing yardage 141 Passes attempted 15 Passes completed 9 Pass ses intercepted 1 Punt - 4 Puntine average 33.7 Fumble Lost 0 rds Penalized 35 40

»* Georgia Gets Revenge

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 11 (UP) -One perfect pass from big Mal Cook to End Bob Walston gave an outgained Georgia team a 6:to 0 victory over Florida today in a furiously fought game

“before 36,0000 fans.

Georgia gained revenge for its 28 to 7 lacing by the ‘Gators last vear and registered its fourth triumph of the. season against one loss and three tie&. - It was

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This b-yard pickup by Northwestern Halfback Johnny Miller set up the Wildcats" first ‘ouchdown against Purdue yesterday. Miller yan pulled his blocked-kick act bulled from’ the Purdue seven to the one-yard line on a quick-opener through center. The Wildcats scored on the next play.

Hornets Buzz Around Caps Michigan Bumps For Lopsided 7-1 Victory

First Loss for New Goalie Jim Henry; -

Indianapolis Faces Springfield Tonight

PITTSBURGH, Nov. was handed his first defeat since joining the Caps here t lopsided 7 to ‘1 beating from the Pittsburgh Hornets before 3691 fans, largest crowd of the season at Duquesne Gardens Prior to tonight, Henry had led the Caps to victories over Cincinnati and Buffalo, for two of the Caps’ Indianapolis

after tonigh ed by Ray Wietecha and Burt Springfield g

vard drive in 13 plays as Landry ane in three Yards to a touchdown. A minute

went the final or so later Lynn Lynch recovered

Hoosiers, 20-1

67,379 See IU Handed 4th Setback

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Dufek Gets Final Score Rugged Don Dufek plowing fullback to haul the pigskin 5 the end zone for the “Wolverines Whelan

returned t's game to meet the

Flying Wing

drove off tackle bon, C. Smith

Pittsburgh's ie precision Right Guards—De Luca. Boldin, Karano-

was strictly a power thrust. Determined not 2 for a third straight whitewashing. Indiana rallied its sagging ranks after Michigan had wound up its.® point making to march 65 yards for a touchdown of its own A. pass from D'Achille to Halfback -Gene Gedman put the -‘Hoo-" siers "on the Michigan and >

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IOWA CITY. lowa, Nov. 11. (UP) Tllinois® smashed three. touchdowns through Iowa in the first. 9', minutes today and then beat off the aroused Hawkeyes to keep its Rose Bawl hopes alive,

21 to"

~~. Those devastating first 91, minutes gave Illinois its third Big Ten victory in four starts and gave it a chance to-catch up in the

Rose. Bowl race with Wisconsin, which dropped a 19 to 14 decision

to Ohio State for its second con=

ference loss

Notre Dame To S After the swift Illinois. strike, | . which came on a 61-yard punt re- ’ turn. a pass set up by'a recovered

Ds h 18 ] fumble and a 60-yard run, Iowa S urg y 3 NEXT OPPONENTS

Nov 18--Ohio State at JNO, Nov. 18—Notre Dame at IOWA,

Williams Breaks recovered its balance and by the . d end of the game its line actually Passing Recor . was outcharging the famed Illini forwards we

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: Illini Outgai fensive line and linebackers. It gained

became apparent early in the match that Pitt's backs would not

be able to run and for the 80 10 for Illinois and outgained their minutes the Panthers could favored foes in the air and on the garner only 20 yards on the Rround. didn’t have the speed and ground. deception Tor "quick - scoring Gain 212 on Ground thrusts and had to'do things the Meanwhile Notre Dame, with hard way : Jack Landry and John Pettitbon Their lone touchdown came on

a 73-vard march in the third peri» ook the Hawks 18 plays. The final seconds of the game found Iowa on Illinois’ 3-yard line, but by that time another touchdown would have represent-

the standouts. crashed through hes the Panther forwards for 212 vards rushing to aid Williams in His air attack Notre-Dame's first marker came on a 12-play drive over 70 yards 4 only consolation points.

scheller for ‘15 vards and the Karras. Out

score. The second resulted partially from a break, a fumble by

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Gay recovered for the Irish on And Fullback Dick Raklovits ‘the Panther 39. made Karras’ absence hardly noticeable to Iowa and more than

From there it took 11 plays be{fore Williams hit Pettitbon for 12 and the score. The final Notre Dame touchdéwn was on an 81 minutes old when Brosky turned Drahn's first punt

45.000 Dads’ Day fans.

punches. NOTRE DAME Bennett's fumble on the Towa 24, Left Ends—Ostrowski, Helwig, Kelley and. Quarterback Fred Major Left Tackles—Flynn Bardash, 'Zam-

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Centers—Groom, Bartlett, Peigl to score. LL Guards Wallner, Bojh Stroud Rebece a. Converts en Tackles—Toneft, Weithman! Raklovits added the third score Right Ends—Mutscheller, Kapish, Mes- by. goingsthrough™a big hole in TE rbacks. Williams, Mazur, White- the Iowa line and rambling 60

side, Carter. E. 8mith : yards. Left AIaitbacks Gay, M. Johnson, Petit-

Ri ght Halfbacks—Bush, Flood. MexiliD all three touchdowns. Fullhacks—Landry. Cotter, Caprara. r i PITTSBURGH

Iseveral long gains and went Left Ends—Warriner, Glagola : .

Left Tackles—Greene, Bolkovac the way twice only to have the Left Guards-~Thomas, Andabaker : touchdowns called back. -onece-on a backfield in motion penalty and : once because an intended lateral Right Tackles —Germsky, Gasparovic k. he caught was ruled a forward

Centers Dazio., Radosevich, Gembar

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Right Ends—De Rosa, Mararik Boze Quarterbacks-—Bestwick, Osterhou

88, wn DA Hie “Frock: sichke. Jennings | Drapn had trouble with his

Richt Halfbacks- Campbell. Reynolds

Fullbacks--Capp. - Schmidt. Guadaznini, ‘passing in the 40-degree weather,

Score by Periods:

tise Damas 8 6 0 6.18 but even so he completed 10 of 32 Pit sbhurgt §-0 717.3 7 f 3. 8 , TEE Mtchelier. vetaiuan. De ittempts. Some of them were {o fiona Landry his ‘understudy at quarterback.

v Points ‘after: touchdown: Balkovac Fred Ruck, who was put in at

STATISTIGE Tn Dame. Pil end-for surprise aerial plays. 14

Fir st downs : Seare by Periods

From Rushing vardaze Sia 9 20 fowa S 0.7 0-7 i + ny assing vardace 162 262 1linois 21 00 ssps attempted 25 25 Toauchdownk Brosky, Raklovitz, Passes completed 13 19 nett Passes intercepted 0 1 Pointe after touchdown: Rebecca Maines 2 5 Relchar funtne average . ive as Nn STATISTICS blag lost’ iL. Lites er 1 Towa funn penalized .-.. 80 35 Pirst dow 3 130 38 1

Holy Cross, 21-19 [futie jeoraee ila f Yards penalized 85

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 11 (UP) Bln

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Leahy fired a touchdown pass in

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Marquette a 21 to 19 victory over . LOUIS. Nov. 11 (UP)—The Holy Cross before a homecoming st [ins Flyers tonight beat the

Matestic crowd of 16,500 fans. red-hot Buffalo Bisons, leaders 2 the Eastern Division ef the n— Hockey League, 4-2, before 8107 fans in a rough con= test in which an even dozen penal.

Leahy, replacing Frank Volm, Of

from 33 yards out five minutes ¢ ended to pull the before-the game on ties were meted out, them the victory It was Marquette’ s fifth victory out defeat. in eight games and gives the: Ap DeMarco, leading score: Hilltoppers their best season inthe - American Hockey League

“five “vears. For Holy Cross; it ‘manage’ to atid two points ~n a was the fourth defeat in. seven goal anil in :gsisn, running his

starts total jor the s:ason to 32.

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Illinois played without its top man. Johnny Karras, but halfitt's Bill Revnolds which Billy backs John Stevens and Al Brosky

The game was hardly three -

tossed a. short pass to Fullback Guards—Burns, Epstein, Alessan- nyjoi Raklovits, who ran 20 yards |

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It was the seventh straight home game for the Flyers withe