Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1950 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22, 1950 . ih THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Their Eyes on Old Oaken Bucket 1U, Birdos Battle Is * One of 2 Tail-Enders

. . ° | “We'll be a little better off this) Old Oaken Bucket Grid Classic | year for Purdue. than we were {last year,” contends Smitty, To Decide Who's in Big 10 Cellar wet By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS ~ “Looked Better” BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 22-—It's time for another epic episode “We. lodked better last week L t C hy i. F nd Hoosierdom's Qld Oaken Bucket Classic. ‘And you begin getting and we began looking liste Bet OS or oun vour annual “sneaking” suspicion of Indiana and Purdue. ter against Michigan,”

Why not? The epoch-making battles of Bucket lore oftén posed tinued seriously. "Of Es we : the question. “When Indiana plays. Purdue, which is mightiest— hit bottom against Michigan n Q erees’ ist 0s “i

the pen or the sword?” _-r_w_ — | State after being up for Notre

ra-hours, and cordingly, he se, if there is attending to e fact should ght to public

axes to hawe ] It's like a pigskin takeoff: of Wells, the board of directors, and, Dame.” e. : x ‘Which came first;~the chicken everyone here seems to be very You sensed Smitty has a Pur: Toot 64 Times as Olympians Keep or the egg?” happy about Smitty’s rebuilding due amendment to his long-range ‘Home Record Clean Beating Royals, 91-79

Again, why not. Indiana and programs Make no mistakes plan to build Indiana's football Purdue find themselves in thé about that. Indiana's athlétic de- constitution: Ome realizes Smitty familiar but dubious distinction partment. like its football team, wants to build to the point where

By FRANK ANDERSON Pro basketball's hit (and miss) parade: featured a new tune

of battling it out to see who'll j3 p or ll-knit Young talent can be nursed along today “Rhapsody in Bob(s)."” 'cl & keep off g floor of Big Ten is Beginning 10, be 3 Well-xupt slowly, to mature without suffer- The Rochester Royals, who wrote the swan-song, included two ' ‘football again this year. Uncovers ¥ Tale yr ing shocks in one of the nation’s long passages for whistles in the score. First performance was in and January. Indiana was stretched flat on ncevers Young la‘en { toughest grid schedules. Butler FieldWouse last night where the Royals dropped a 91-to-79 lo get us out > its back with six straight past-| Two days after the announce-| Smitty was thinking of his game to the Indian: apolis Olympians. : e official who ings last season. Purdue earned Rent, Tidiana spanks pestiferous nine graduating seniors when he eae Bay By Sidmy Dave any difficulty in finding whistle the notch above the Crimson by Marquette, shows signs of coming said “there's no substitute for virtuoses io f aria. L a grinding out two great’ 93-yard back to its “Notre Dame’ level experience.” No. 7 of the National Basketball Hho Tou aml, oo out ue.” touchdown drives, hammering of performance -—- and uncovers Right now his Crimson—and Associations Officers’ Union sup- Ihe Reps ao al hes S. butter con- and. bashing away. Purdue won, more young talent to boot, like their predecessors—are in arrears plied Pat Kennedy and Charlie A ee on Sod me xt year. But 14 to 6, in a typical, finely-played Fullback Dick Olson and Half- on the Hoosier Bucket seriés (13 Eckman for the job. - When the 3s Rn ero ] 4 ean Crimson-Boilermaker bone- back Larry Fromhart, both losses, 10 wins and two ties), and hisses of 4051 paid admissions had Strategy backfired. It was ap8 cream will bruiser sophomores. : theirs are thoughts of Smitty's died away in the Fieldhouse Pat parent to one and all that Les action ” bgt IU Defeated Iowa : el says Defensive . Left first Bucket victory. "and Charlie had rendered the informed his young athletes to Li Today Indiana has defeated Tackle Bill Bird is definitely lost| Overall, its 27 losses, 20 try thing some 64 times stop Indianapolis at all costs.

a | Cor ¢ mphs and five stalemates since A Lost Cord Costs kept going up for Harrison only Iowa in four Conference for Saturday's game at Lafayette U ph > in the form of Indianapolis points

es. e has lost all four— with 0 ar e in his 1891. I" So that's what happened to’ the Ang Hawkeye fray. In- SR i Bis lent Dunn Meadow and the Gables |53t chord. It's I used by OE aeehoan: Harri diana has won three, lost four and Bang. Purdue says it counts 15 204 the dormitories along the rougn house Rovals and theif ype Clift Barker “Bucket Bri. tied one in eight outings. Purdue men, many of them Key figures, Jordan River-ate dese Fioa today whistle-blowing accomplices to tie gage” control the ball almost at dropped a heart-breaker to Texas on the mend. And Indiana might The student exodus yesterday for poor old Mr. Naismith's game in wi]] thanks to the Rochester foul-

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h the depart=- and scaled the heights.bv lashing think that's for the Birds. Thanksgiving Yapauon Li knots. The Olymps did all they jing Then Harrison took his men mercial mar- ; 0 3 Notre Dame. So did Indijpa—and Then Uncle Sam feeds the Fie Tn orking resolutely ould in going to the rescue. In downstairs to shower and repent. ] ar thelr pres- Guard Bil Smith, Center TE) Dolan 3d Tackle Seve Georgakis (kneeling, left fo right], and” Poth clubs haven't been the same propaganda grist mil —L CT havi] take time out for fact: their—brand--of- punishment it-was- nothing; really. Let's -oe—— 3

Fullback Al Tutsie, End Hugh Craton and Fullback Arnold Bowman (standing), can only view pic- since. Purdue has lost six straight: Air Force released IUs No. 1inanksgiving and all. its trim-| ted the Rochester crime, modest. shout. 1. tures of the Old Oaken Bucket, an illusive object for six of Indiana's nine seniors playing against Purdue has grappled chiefly tub-thumper. Bob Cook, whose mings tomorrow, then move up Lhe Song is ended but the moldy) [Rocnesier 1s 8 lesm fat oa

w : s 1 ad- sudden importation fre Ft. Dix aal melody lingers on in our nostrils. run with almost anybody when Pur vith injuries and personne 1 p n irom - DIX the Monon for the weekend. The urdue for the last time Saturday. Indiana lost the Bucket in 1948. Ernie Kovatch, Sam Winston justments. Indiana, too, has had to the Jordan River finds the Boilermakers and the Crimson It iS a shame too. The home- the ebulllent Harrison shuts his

otoks hgve : and Bob Stebbins, three of Indiana's defensive bulwarks, were in late classes when the picture was jo srowing pains. popular publicist gawking can. salvage at least one other loving: Olymps offered Mr. Alex big moufh. Why Les doesn’t let Ing since Lhe : aken. 5 I a = Chm Now looms the classic. What strangely like a freshman during honor Saturday. iroza in a rival act featuring 32 his boys play basketball is beverse. of 49 i happens? Ten days before the orientation week They'll be battling for the state points. But the competition was yond comprehension. d lars it Ned Burkhardt Rolls 691 Attucks (a ers | Bucket battle, Indiana announces, Anything to give Holcomb and championship of Hoosierdom’s too much. There were times when | Strange Tactics diftererice is sr complete faith in Coach Clyde Smitty Bucket Battle neurosis? |Big Three for the first time since the officials looked at Coach Les Rochester pursues strange tac- 3 ? > Smith by signing him for an- How ‘does Indiana look for 1905, last time Purdue and Indi- Harrison on the Royals’ bench! 5 log} is taking ] To Pace Coca-Cola Team | other three-year hitch. Saturday? What can Hoosier ana defeated Notre Dame in the as if to say: “If vou want any- hes. a one A an gp 3 an 58 ents 2 d § eri an | Indiana's President Herman B backers look for? isame year. thing, just whistle.” mii Pp ay hii of anapolls She A sii : : | er Ee TTT Groza, the nimble Paul Walther loyals he gS ymps at hep 3

Judy Hindel Leads Women With 590; While we ad Pro Basketball and Ralph Beard and the rest of y the arm, hile we admire i Haufler Engineers’ 3015 Takes Team Honors | Franklin Twp. lini Pass to Wrong Man NATIONAL ASSOCIATION foe. OIYmp. ensemiie got surpHsel oo t.hp We ink it belohgs 13 !

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government's hind . . Eastern Division 5. (help from Arnie Risen and Jack ; here it is no By MARION CRANEY Doubles Fortville Ma Pa Off i Ri { 4 rg help from Arnie Risen and Jack were too darned busy blowing | ; hat the gov- Consistent high scoring by Ned Burkhardt last night elevated Crispus Attucks’ cagers got off Y Y in oses : 3 8 : Cask thal nh ho £ those flutes to pay any attention : butter, it is i him into league bowling’s honor spot in today’s scoring column. 7 5 4 8 400] one Bs 8 Ryo: io ro to Walther's bodyguards. i s , 7 3 ¢ 3 ig . Z | storage. Holding his games above 214, Burkhardt served up 244-215-232 '0 2 ying start last night as they Eliot Got a Lot of Mileage Out : : 18 3 Seems, 20 A PirQuetiet Boi Now the. Olymps, who have 3 ] for 691 with his Coca-Cola team in the Pennsylvania Recreation edged out Sheridan, 63 to 61, on of b : : Western Division, = » ; Sr © 9°" yet to lose this year at Butler, tra- § League at Penn alleys. the latter's court. -At the same ' Desperate Heave y Don Major in Cities 7 § i quarter. ean chipped in “12 vel to Syracuse for a game with ; Judy Hindel took her toll of maple for 590 in an afternoon time, Franklin Township had little By Unjted Press jnnespolis 3 4 DY points and a fine defensive dis- he Nationals tomorrow night. £ match vesterday. Women keglers trouble dumping Fortville, 66 to He is about to get into the Rose Bowl on a pass—a 32-vard Bie. 3 8 i play. Risen and Coleman had 16 They'li probably shun the turkey : ” v { 3 dis last night failed to reach the high Milk's team, score 665 on games 31. touchdown pass that went to the wrong receiver. . Res alts Last Night 0 and 13 points, respectively. on Thanksgiving, though. The n she: registered in the Indiana of 202-248-215 in the East Side The Attucks-Sheridan tilt was That is getting a lot of mileage out of just one desperate heave, INDIANAPOLIS Yorn x Alex Shines boys had their fill of fouls last Ladies League for her McCoy Chevrolet League at Pritchett- tight all the way with the teams parlaying it into a transcontinental trip. But that is what. he has To ER Ye mare on 78 | The game was another of those night. } nese mission Flower Shop team. Hunt-O'Grady. Otto Gray rolled Hed at Ix al) Bb ithe od ot BER dated uy) Jour wn a team that’ even fond supporters admit Cra x ATIONAL LEAGUE Olymps-get-out-- in - front things.! Bob Lavoy, got the best break J o sound out From Fun Bowl came honor 664 on games of 216-206-242 at rst perio : go an on i i sa e ian Fr Sr Noah = a a Waterloo 88. Grand Rapids 83 Groza made things stick by toss- of all. A bruised hip kept him out =e ; scores of 685 and 668. Lawrence Sport Bowl. He was with the to a 27-19 lead during the second He 12 the Unhed of te - — - ing in_.12 points in the. initial last night. He'll probably be sides ecently aftet E Sansbury on Meyers Fruit Mar- Hoosier Monument team: in the quarter. of the Wee y Tinos. | Whe Thanksgiving Menu Olympians’ Summary 12 minutes. It was Indianapolis lined for a week. But take heart, { Fireside Tavern League. But Attucks, led by a newcomer, fighting Illini. of Illinois, bv 31.18 bout the breath of 3 ident Chiang : ket team, kinockeq out games of 2 I Covington, held" a 33-31 d the odds and toppled | Il Indianapolis (91) Rochester 1%) v 31-18 at the quarter's end. Bob. Think abou e brea 4 said to have i 197-221-267 for - 685. William Buzz Berry came up with 661 for a re the internyission. Ah Ohio State, 14 to 7, almost n Lo ege Fostbull : ts fe fe ft of Groza's 10 points in the second Messrs. Kennedy and Eckman, 5 ¢ s > J rat n (4 3 2 quar i . Sw Ww one an 4 consideration { ot Suvse! aners Showed Wells Used Car team in the Coca- The Sheridan offensive faltered in assuring themselves of a New r 33 "212 guarier belbed Sake 2 ig 9 i wind that blows no y =. 2-201 for 063. Hi 21% 2 cola League at Uptown. His the last half with Holland Wallace Year's Day appearance in glamor- Mc te 9 g 8 818 yrs 2 alt 8 1eduled to go i perfect game ‘minus a third frame the ball zame b Pacadens Miao hier 3 3 5 6 6 After that Rochester began to 3 I 1 to games were 171-278-212. Games of keeping them in the ball g y ous Pa Groza. ¢ . 1110 +3 3 reak The Rovals b Ol m ians Scoring : J st offer—still spare, sparked the cleaners to 4 710 Paul Butch dropping 11 of his 14 tries from They have only to get by North- y Beard «3 °¢ 31 §sneak up. The Royals came back y pi Sd - utcher a , at. sity Ither 19 est : ns have bees - | aa espn bh S105. id hon tn Hiviera Club Pioneer the field. : western Saturday and the Rose a oh Baier, € 1.2 et 11 ne Re ter SiO lvoe ¢ HEU been named, totals with a thir game & in ih Vv ore CI oneer Phil Wampler, swishing through Bowl invitation is theirs, but Ji iar al - etnias Tech at § 23 St a defense that held the a 16 3 # 1 1 14 . » I noke Sheri » y ° ’ a d No! Srougn Tan ay on ih Furni- Pe 65 54 on ie Allison Office 18 points, led the Franklin Flashes Eliot still refuses to count the RGRSit, [2 o png al | Totals. 32 213% Totals Fp pines far owt. It worked. well ) i 2 3 @ 1 ! Fred Mitche ams. urn 2 to victory. Lemoin Combs, a fresh- posies until they are plucked, em- . Newberry at Presbyter ; INDIANAPOLIS 3 23 12° 25-1 Indianapelis got outscored, 17-12, ; 10 4 23 1 108 3 ture, was second high among the League on games of 201-246-207. till lucky to Yashington-Lee at Ri Va Rochester 18 22 17 21-78 in‘the third period {Holland 1H. 10 3 " ‘ 3015 man, led the scoring for Fortville phasizing that “we're | Tufts at Trinity (Conn.i Free throws missed—Holland 2 Mest v3) : Barnhorst . 11 21 20 0 48 men with games of 193-278- 203 Haufler Engineers spun a ith : nav tten this far.” 5 Alabama State at Tuskewee len. Mrazovich 2, Groza 2 Johnson 5, Me! Royals Desperate Mrazovich | 11 18 14 96 50 4.8 for a 674 total. team total on games of 1047-987- w r Hine trailed. T4-0, at th ave gotten $ ; Loulsville at Mississippi Southern Name se Risen. Coleman Mikan, Wanzer| noo Royals got desperate in the Moa : 1 : 3 3 3 13 a raile a e ‘ave of free Louie Weiper, on Hornaday 981 in the Broad Ripple Classic. Oy Cites Shortcomings Lincoln (Pa. at Howard U. [¥Olficials—Pat Kennedy and Charlie ker... § 3 3's 9 II ’ 2 nd of the first quarter. Chattanooga at Davton ! Eckman: fourth stanza and opened up with | SATS 3 ‘1 9 1. 3 9 in five days fg nw 7 a» nort-. ! i — . ee a ee Sherid 61 1 Attucks (63)! He points out the team’s shortie Sun Tad, NEN Ray Belden. Ea ey Bs oo St t Pf big i n! He pon “lack of size, not enough 25. Gen. Sua... Ned. Burkhasds CotGolt tra) DaiterBackus,~Vets=Administration. re pe rere g- ientiie Brant. £ ore 2od0pth, no top-flight quarterback, Bion ay one Fred Mitchell Williams Furniture . 674 5.4. pinge MeCors Flower shop .. 399 gophesys 3 & J ¢ Cookit™ 2 3 and plenty of trouble with punirnmen ere. William Gooch . 888 Wilena Han Dave Maurer Motors . 573: Garv.g 3 4 2Covingtont 9 2.2 ing and passing.’ Nationalists Ww 665 Elizabeth Henry, Dillon Office 363 Fitts 8 3 0 3 Davis. 4 0 3 w thet . 864 Helen Anderson. Rowe Jewelry ..... 353 Wallaces. 14 D3 Michell 9 2 9 In the play .that started 111iYY 638 Gertrude Hussune. 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Paton Brothers ..... 623 Doras Baird Jama Carlson : 323 Hannah, t- 3 0 3 Noe f 0 4 1 back Don Stevens getting into the ; = - p FY Li-Communist { XN Fo A a Ny i oc 3. NOTRE Met Thieme $1 dear and shot lim a cross-feld mselves that £321 Ena Mae Schosn Ambros Pharmacy Ha Mever 12 2Canaday, t 1 0 Ipass. The heave was good for and day to i { 619 Clairbél Treeter Goodwine Service g Wampler 8 2 0 Jarrett, c 00 3 12 vards and Stevens ran 40 more, . S 813 Martha Willis, American Linen > as Merrick. e 1.2 2001 ¢ 0-3 3 . i * Commercial Lgue. 615 Katnerine Hausman, Bl ick s Market 518 MeCulish, LS 4 3 : freton, 3: : 2 i to put Illinois ahead. 5 : len probably man's Store Reynolds: LC. B. 8 sity Shop . Dig Hastines 2.1 1.0 Thus reducing the Ohio giants. ie ed than the Sagmate, Sei ons Dress Shop .. 313 Berrv.. @ 321 to mere mortals, Major turned . 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