Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1950 — Page 36

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Irish Coach Sees Kentucky Keeping lis Slate Clean

- TRADITION STEEPED

their spotless records before

where Bob Nevland's once beaten Ve®lunteers hest the undefeated Wildcats from the University of Kentucky. Wé are picking Kentucky to complete its perfect season. The California-Stanford game fn Berkeley falls into the same category, but I believe California has too many guns for the Injans who fought so valiantly last Saturday against Army.

‘ = = = HIGH - RANKING Oklahoma will face one of its severest tests as they host potent Nebraska and high-scoring Bobby Reynolds. The |poners have too much at stake 4 mat io realize that to ease up for a second would be fatal. Their streak will hit 30. Powerful Princeton will have one of their toughest games be: fore they take Dartmouth into canip. Down in Florida undefeated Miami entertains our foe of last week, Iowa. Miami is gunning for a bowl bid and the Hawkyes won't deter them.

- 8h IN AN INTRA-STATE battle oncé-defeated Illinois must subdue ‘Northwestern before they can pick up their tickets to Pasadena. Northwestern js tough, but Illinis’ fine defense will again prove the important factor. A team that can stop Ohio State can stop most anyone, -Up at Madison the University of Wisconsin must beat Minnesota to remain in the running in the event Illinois might falter, With such an incentive I be-

. lieve the Badgers will edge out

the aroused Gophers. Although gome of the glamour is gone from the Ohio State-Michigan clash its attendants will still see some of the Midwest's best football as the -Buckeyes take the game and the conference crown,

a ~ » » BATTLING FOR the Old Oaken ‘Bucket will: be Indiana and Purdue. This is definitely a tosswith our vote going to Purdue. «Our own interest will be centéred on Los Angeles where our - opponent of next Saturday, South-

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row's gridiron card across the nation. - performances mean so little in games of this type, all eyes be on the nation's top undefeated teams as they place

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STRUGGLES feature tomor-|

Because previous

their long time rivals. The #

top tussle of this type takes pl ace. in Knoxville, Tenn.,

ern ( "alifornia plays UCLA, while we are enjoying an' open date On the strength of their late season performances we must pick Southern California, State struggles favor Washington and Oregon State over Wash-

ington State and Oregon. Highly regarded independents, unde-

feated Loyola and San Francisco get the nod over Santa Clara and Detroit. = " ” IN THE SOUTHWEST, Southern Methodist will remain a bowl possibility. by beating Baylor. Rice, Texas Tech and Colorado are picked over Texas Christian, New Mexico and Colorado A. & M. Towa State and Oklahoma A. & M. will register victories over Arizona and Kansas State A full Southern schedule close games being won by Duke, Tulane, Alabama and South Carolina over North Carolina, Vanderbilt, Florida and Wake Forest. The high flying Clemson Tigers will have little difficulty in downAe OF gi (FEOF Zia Tech and 1.8U are heavily favored over Furman, Davidson and Villanova. Rabid riv as Pennsylvania, Yale get our Cornell, Penn State and Harvard. Fordham should sledding with NYU while Holy Cross. and Georgetown will have rough going as they down Temple and George Washington, Victories by Colgate and College of The Pacific over Rutgers and Boston University complete the eastern picture,

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Michigan, OSU Game Could Decide Big 10 Title

CHICAGO, Nov. 24 (UP)—Illii-

games for the best record of any mond, 67 to 7.

Big Ten football team in 1950, has

bles agdinst Northwestern tomorrow,

An Illini win—and the team was

a two-touchdown favorite—com- poys bined with a victory by Michigan ran to three touchdowns, over Ohio State would give Ilii- to a fourth, nois the Big Ten crown. And along points. with that honor the team undoubt- strengthened

edly would be named to represent the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl Jan. 1.

.. But the Michigan at Ohio State

game will affect the Illini chances,

There was no doubt that an Illnois . triumph over Northwestern would give the Ray Eliot eleven the bowl bid. But should Ohio State whip the Wolverines, then

the Buckeyes would grab "3n - un- —

disputed conference championship, one year after the 1949 eleven shared the honor with Michigan.

Ohio State Favorite Ohio State was a one down choice in the match, even

though Michigan reportedly is at top strength for the battle with’

Halfback Chuck Ortmann ready gt

for full. time duty.

A third of the Big 10's” four league games on the final Saturdav also figures in the bowl picture — Minnesota at Wisconsin. A Badger victory combined with wins’ by Northwestern and Ohio State could leave Wisconsin in second place in the league and that position would be tanta mount to a bowl bid. = In that situation, the Bu would have a record of six wins and only. one defeat, good for a clear championship while Wisconsin's five-two mark would take undisputed second and the bowl.

Michigan Staters ‘Enraged At Big 10 Bowl Game Denial

EAST LANSING, Mich,

Nov, 24

(UP) Enraged Michigan

State students accused the Big 10 Conference of treating them like

“country cousins” bowl game.

today because it refused to let them play in a

The Big 10 first said Michigan State was not eligible for consideration as its representative in the Rose Bowl. Then yesterday

it turned down the school's request’ for an okay to play In. the Cotton Bowl, This was more than the spirited students could bear. Even

Coach Biggie Munn was sorely State team, “The kids deserve said,

disappointed. he said.

the college wouildn’ t let me go to the Shrine game.’ ‘Whole Thing Stinks’ captain of the Michigan fullback Lerdy Crane, “The. whole thing stinks they say we aren't eligible-for the

The

Michigan State has been ac- Rose Bowl so why should they

cepted into the Big 10, but:

| not become a full-fledged mem- ) | ber until 1953 when it can play est action just another in a series

does care if we go to another. bowl?

The folks here consider the lat-

a complete conference schedule. of slaps from the Big 10 which:

On that basis it eligible for the Rose Bowl, record and lost only out of the league. INVITATION’ OR ‘FEELER’ by “the Cotton Bowl. it. an “invitation, Bowl afficials in feeler.”

and Dallas, Tex.

conference approval, and league executive Secretary Kenneth Wilson sald it was rejected, always

{waive a rule by hasty action..." The Spartans boiled. Most university officials re mained ominousty tight-lipped but Coach ‘Munn said, “I feel sorry kids they worked hard and deserve to go. “I know how tough it will be

for them to take, for when I was a senior and captain at Minnesota

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was ruled in-'1) Made Michigan State apply six even {imes before [indlly acepting its though it has a perfect league membership application; one game the school to give up its Jenison

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Then the Spartans were lured yquidn't nut. Michigan Siale gu. They called’ its football schedules while awaitCotton ing

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investigation for refused to let all-star high

all-star team: at Jacksonville, Fla., and 5) wouldn't let Michigan

probably State compete in the Big 10 track

meet last vear although it had O'Wint Us to: Suffer’ The editor of the student newspaper, Ron Linton, was vehement: “The Big 10 officials just want us to suffer,” he said, "So we'll know when we become a regular member of the conference that the ‘old guard’ is running things.” On other bowl fronts West Texas State and Cincinplay in the Sun Bowl at*El Paso, Tex State's border Conference champion. Cincinnati has won eigpt and lost two. Maryland and Texas A&M players«voted to accept a bid to the President's Cup Bowl at Washington Dee. 9, but school officials had not .come to contract terms

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Individual star for the Cowwas Eddie Talboom, who passed

and kicked six extra The ‘victory greatly their hopes of a bow! bid and they have heen mentioned as possibilities for the Sugar, Orange, and 'Gator Bowls. In other leading games: Columbia finished its season with a 33-0 rout of Brown in a morning game; Tulsa, Missouri Valley’ Conference champion, rallied from a 7-0 halftime deficit to beat Arkansas, 28 to 13, as

‘Buckshot’ O’Brien Gets 25 Points

"Butler’s Ralph who was snubbed by the Indianapolis Olympians in. contractual neg scored 25 points as Grand Rapids defeated

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Paul, 86 to 79, here last night O'Brien scored 10 field goals and was followed by George

Glamack's 20 points. Leo Blevins, released by the Olympians this ] paced Grand Rapidg’ rally final two minutes. Jimmy ex-Butler teammate of

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NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (UP) Ancient Jersey Joe Walcott meets fuzzy-cheeked Rex Layne tonight in a 10-round bout. which is the crossroads of fistic life for each. If Jersey Joe wins, he could vault to another crack at Ezzard Charles’ heavyweight championship. If he loses, the result, could be a jarring shove down to obscurity. If young Layne wins, he, too, could become a title contender. If he loses, another kid bit off more than he could chew. Jersey Joe was established a 4-1 favorite by betting men to win the Madison Square Garden fight. They doubted that the 22-vear-old L ayne has had enough experience ‘in his 28 professional bouts to cope with the cunning Walco tT.

Larsen Advances

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 24 (UP)-—Art Larsen of San Francisco, UY. 8ST -National Singles titleholder, defeated John Bromwich of Australia, 8-6, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, vesterdiy to. reach the semifinals of the New South Wales tennis championships.

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