Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1950 — Page 44

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By FRANK ANDERSON, Times Sports Writer

GRAWFORDSVILLE, Dec. 14

-It seems Butler didn't meet a

stranger on drum-enchanted evening. ‘on 19 of 48 and Wabash had 20

Old rival Wabash rapped Butler with its ever-loving arms, 54- 49,

last night while a big bass drum’s heart palpitated madly.

The drum was the pulse of the Wabash student body, never

ed Butler in taking a beating ' [Rutler's

40 fast is dashery

the upper hand, 44-26, in the! aries that dates back to 1898. The Cavemen, thanks to Bulldog| lethargy, now stand at 1-4 fora set shot the season. Chickl.

Butler Favored Icovered.

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known for low blood pressure. Every th time the upset- -minded Cavemen made a point the drum,

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Butler (#9) Wabash an fg ft pf 1" of | Bur sell, { 2. 38 Savanovieh, { 3 5} Lf 3 1 2 10 32 Bin t 1 0 7 Chicks. ¥ 4 1 8} Suny. f 11 MacDougall. £000 Weidekamp.f 0 0 o Labd: 4 5 2 Rosenstiil.f ‘0 6 1 Gainer e e 202 Jackson, 2 0 2 Holstine.g 6 0 4 Heuston, e I~ 0 2 Pitzer.g 1 41 Bturgeon.g 1 2 1 Neldow.g 11 4 Radkovic 213 Pugerousse.s 6 3 3 Totals 19 11 22! Totals 20 14 25 Halftime score—Butler 28 Wabash 26. | Pree throws missed Sayanotich 2. Lab-| da. Gainer, Holstine 2, Pitzer 4, Neidow 4. Burdsall 2. Hall 3. cranny 4, eide~ |

kamp. Jackson. Houston 2, Fougerousse 4. 5 Officials—Tom Baker and Ray Lackey

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Bradley 88, Pu EA) Ae Ball Slate 46,

59. 60, Indiana State. =

Pauw 5%, Eartham 63, Pittsburkh (Kan State

thi 44 ] inal . 56. 1 Jit. pungons Foegy at. fe f the dissenters. Burgin saved his tri-state 8. Amumstion (Ont). 41. It was apparent from the stat goal until the last, when the JapaRig, Bh, Josie os ] ° oot CE Te < g 8 54-47. OTHERS that Coach Tony Hinkle's Bull. Cavemen looked. snug at MAT. | brn 10. Howard 53. py ” : , The board puffed to 54-49 and Bowling Green 74. Arkansas State 51 dogs were in for a rough evening dhs > i J x4: Massa hunetts Va hs pstroved arly 5-0 Stayed that way for 20 seconds. Buffalo iK, Terente #3 Wabash destroved an early 5 Tt on the drum’'s boom, pah-pah Carnegie Tech #1. Bethany 38, Butler .lead and then see-sawed hen ine ( 2 Yl pi oll Columbia 10, Fo Be of the rest of the first half. The brake the spell and it was a Coen 8, Bucknell {3 aa sepre was tied five times in that © . Reliance o Northern . i 70, K 6 20 minutes, the last time at 13-13. _Fougerousse High Deteait’ o Michigan, } Normal 54. Butler took a 28-26 advantage Charity keeps us from men- Hindiay ahineion a Richmond 3% to th elockes room at the half, tioning more than three Butler Hamline *, U tah State 64. - O Cron ATVYAT hut not before Art Fougerousse players. Fougerousse earned Tilinois State Normal 83 “Eureka 54. had knifed a 19-18 Caveman lead some consolation by taking high Tiinais Wesleyan 64, McPherson (Kansas) with a long set shot, After Art's point honors with 15, nine coming Latavette 60, St. Joseph's (Philadelphia) drop shot the Bulldogs held sway in the last half, Shorty Burdsall LaRalle Sn Aibright 2 5 the remaining four minutes. nd John Hall, forwards, chipped Marriand gi Vie diol ds. » , y ¢ A y onna Holjtie: Star i Wab: hg led by Center TH 5 Wentern Mart] estoy an 57. g pa (> tor fry abas as y ’ ‘niversity 75. esies an Wabash raced out after the In Shilo University, 3% Ohia Wes

Slippery Rock 44, Alliance . South Dakota 63, Yankton 53. ern Methodist 79, Centenacy, Se. a Syracuse 100, Queens (Cana Téxas Tech 62, Washington ri Louis) 48. V Union Bere

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Michigan Tougher Than 48, '49 Foes SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14 (UP)—The' 1950 University of . Michigan football team will ‘be harder to defeat in the Rose Bowl than either the Northwestern or . |Ohio State clubs that licked Uni- © |versity of California in the Pasadena classic the past two years, Bear Coach Lynn Waldorf said ~ "This Wolverine club is hetter balanced than either of the last two Big Ten squads,” said Wal‘dorf. “The backfield is far superior and has much more talent. “I believe that Leo Koceski of the Wolverines is the finest reverse runner-in the country and a stronger man than was Hamilton of the Buckeyes.

; “Don Dufek is a better open # field runner than was Morrison; and Chuck Ortman is a better all{round player than was Jerry {Krall of Ohio State.”

Not Pessimistic

In view of the fact that the) Buckeyes won by a 17-14 score! over the Bears, a dim future loomed for the undefeated 1950 California team. | But Waldorf wasn't pessimistic. “We have a good chance to win,” he said. “Our team will be in better shape than either of the last two squads we sent to Pasa-! dena, because we will not have! been out of practice for so long.” The California schedule was al {week longer this year. Les Etter, Michigan publicity] man visiting here, said that the 1950 Wolverines squad as a whole

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California, 49-0, on New, Year's! 8 Rounds—Joe Sgro, Indianap- day, 1948. 5

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