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Note—All ‘Games | Scheduled For § 8 P. ™ “Unless. Otherwise e Indicated.

Joe Tofi A Walkingtin

. SEPTEMBER 14 Bluffton at Taylor SEPTEMBER 15 Morehead State at Evansville. a SEPTEMBER 21 Hagover at Western Iliixols (night). SEPTEMBER 22 § an nsville at All State. 8. Datalso

ose Poly at Farina. ranklin at Taylor at Indiana Ce RL nai ans State at Illinois Norm, regon State at Michigan Stat SEPTEMBER 23 Loras at St. Joseph. . SEPTEMBER 28 Anderson vs. Tavior at Marion. SEPTEMBER 29 fidiana at Notre Dame, at Pur all tate at Wabash. estern Reserve at Butler,

Fah at Farhan

in at A rer tert Kent Aa oy.

Indiana.State at yalpar (night). Joseph Ri Norbe:

t. 3 Beds , Hinois.

Bas an pais rir Michigan. SE a 3 ato nassord uthern Methodist at thio State arquette at Wisconsin

OCTOBER 5

Petre Dame at Detroit (night). ansville at Chattanooga.

, OCTOBER 6 Fitusbursh at at Shang, at

Ball State +) Pepauw. Butler at Wabash. ndiana Central at Earlham. anover at Franklin ojisht) /alparaiso at St. Jose, Tayior at Wilberforce. jarietta at Anderson. Visconsin at Illinels, Linford at Michigan ichigan State at Bitte State. nnesota at California. my at Northwestern. higan State at Ohio State. Visconsin at Illinois,

OCTOBER 12 vc at Miamt Fla.) (night. Hr OCTOBER 18

ther nM fx Met ogte at Notre Dame.

. Joseph’ at Ind! Agen anchester at Tay Blparaiso aA hun (Chicago). : ash at

Arquette at Michigan State’ western at Minnesota: 0 State at Wiscons DOTONER 20 ndiana at Ohio 8 gtre Dame 25 phitburen. seonsin” ur q- diana Bate at Ball State itier at Bt. Joseph ePauw at Kalamazoo. saderson at Earlham Turray State at Evansville. “Taylor at Frankli Sa ‘Hanover at Manchester.’ !

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“late College Big 10 . 1951 ‘Grid Schedule

Codaryilie a3 diana Central. ose Pol yo C Carroll at ¥ at V Alharaise. \ 4 Washington’ gals at Illinois, Michitan 8 chigan State at. at Penn State. hweste Naat) at Minnesota.

OCTOBER 26 Indiana State at Heidelberg OCTOBER 21 /

Plinols at India na. Purdue at Notre Valparaiso at Ball State. Bransvills at Ru utier. ePguw at Hope. Earlham at Taylor Wabash at Prank fin Hanover at Indiana Central. Manchester at 5 Iowa at Ohio: Sta innesota at Michisa ittsburgh at Michigan State Wisconsin at Northwestern.

OCTOBER 28 st. Joseph at St. Ambrose. NOVEMBER 8 Indiana at Wisconsin

otre Dame vs. avy at Baltimore enn State St hurd all

prof at Indiana _ ariham astern Wen ucky af at "Evansville Te lor at Hanove iana Central at Centre. Manche enter at Wilmington. le at Rose, Yo ly. uther at Val fhe ya at Wabash.

orthwestern at Ohio State. NOVEMBER 9 Evansville at Marshall. NOVEMBER 10 Indiana at Minnesota. Notre Dame at Michigan State. Purdue at Northwestern. Ball State at Millikin. Butler at Washington (8t. Louis) Lake Forest at DePauw. Wilmington at Earlham. Franklin at Anderson. Hanover at Wabash Indiana Certral at Manchester Rose Poly at Principia. Wheaton at Valparaiso. Iowa at Illinois Michigan at Cornell, Ohio State at Pittsburgh. Pennsylyania at Wisconsin,

NOVEMBER 18

NOVEMBER 17 Michigan State at Indiana. Notre Dame at North Carolina Minnesota at Purdue. Butler at Indiana State. Wabash at DePauw Evansville at Tennessee Tech. Anderson at Hanover? Rose Poly at Elmhurst, Lewis at Bt. Joseph, llinois at Ohio State. owa at Wisconsin Northwestern at Michigan NOVEMBER 24 Purdue at Indiana owa at Notre Dame 1linois at Northwestern Ohio State at Michigan Colorado at Michig an State. | Wisconsin at Mirinesota DECEMBER 1 Notre Dame at Southern Cal

Valparaiso at Hillsdale Michigan).

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS IT'S time for prep football's dress rehearsals—time to get the show on the road. . Marion County's Fall Football Frolics open this week end with 15 of the county’s 19 ‘prep grid teams lifting the 1951. cur- * tain. The head- § banging, § _muscle - mixing rehearsals, in vogue since mid-August in Indiaha, simmer off this week, The real

Angie

3 comes with an Itgame

schédule.

BEN DAVIS unbeaten-but-once-tied 1950 county champions usher in the new grid year .at Decatur Central Thursday. Sacred Heart, possessing much “of last "year's once - beaten Spartan team, caps the opening 11-game skirmishing Monday night, Sept. 10. Coach Harry Caskey’'s Crimson cavorters entertain Plainfield Charlton at the CYO field. But Tech’s 1950 city co- -champions, Shortridge and Washington can bone another week

Capt. Guy Fish, veteran tackle] The list follows: Coach Clyde Smith, who will be this fall. . from Indianapolis; Halfbacks JEND8-_Gaton Allen, Ben Davis: Virgil short of experienced guards in the - The squad worked out for the John Foutty, Ron Hallam, Har- Mishaware oon’ REL LL line, will buckle down to daily first time under Garland Frazier, B B S; lan Sturgeon and John Manka, 300 Brown. indianapolls: fo ataown: | doubles Wednesday after picture- who becaine head and Ends Jim Crumley, Speed- Loren. Comstock, Indianapolis; Jim taking day on Tuesday. and athletic director this sumrumley, Speedway; J Gary, 8he 8 way, and Virgil Landry, Grant Joi san Tnananois "Rauth Greve Eight strong. sophomore pros- Mer, after resigning his position! i avelan e Ups, | Park, IIL, are back. ! Charles Johnson, Maes, nanapolts; over Colleg #8 a a Grant Park. lil; Charles Toney, |diana’s hopes of béttering their oe ollege, 0 ; MISSING are six monogram IGitisiii jin Womick. Fort Matis 5.1 rgeofd of last year. The| The season will open Sept, 20 winners. Two of them, Jack Charles Holton, Bluffton; Ronald Crow, Hoosiers, who open their cam- with 2] State B\ Crawfordsville, le : As Dick Gar : 8 : ourteen varsi ettermen will Lawyer and Gene Sypult are in| et “Tipton: Don A a and Tony paign at Notfe- Dame Sept. 29 y { 4 i : ' return, They are the armed forces, Floyd Jennings, 2 aC J anabolls oh London, Rob Will use the two-platoon system ,, 5 lL Ind, end: Norm | Robert: Hurrle, Konnie King and Egichhait, Tom Davis, Bill’ Garrison, Dave ] f th they did last Buktenic a, Chicago, back:. Dick ( "Bruce Hamman are ex ected to O'Connor, Guy Fish, Indianapolis; James ess requently. an ey as “olumbia City, 7 aR ro Dae i uce p Bidwell, Kentland; Charles Alsop and Don year, am ie, Ind, back: Jack Pitzgerald, In-! {be in the fold. aon La Porte; Bob O'Rourke, Elmirs,| t h dienapolis, ‘center; Mike Gillis, Terre Th i k t isted!™ 1 Among: the outs anding fros Haute, Ind... back; Bob. Helper, South e morning workout consisted ™ CENTERS _ Joe Adams: and Pete are; Pete Fisher of Evansville Bend. Ind.. tackle: Bob Holstine. George. Lawrence, Indianapolis; Ernje Miedema t 1 g |of short conditioning drills while Gl erect Roo th "Brita; South Rietz, and Bill Holzbach, of East L0%%, Il end: Bob, Kayser, Sullivan. 1nd., the afternoon session saw the Ba nard. Wingman, Brookville; Mike Chicago Roosevelt. guard; Bob Mace, Canton, Iil., quarters ack: Ted Steeg. Indi 11s, back: Ji | backs rehearsing signal drills,| "Quarterbacks—Les Gerlach, Frank Pox, The 19 varsity lettermen in- Swope. Indianapolis, ianapolis, PACK: Am quarterbacks loosening their Rotald Helam, fom rién and Ered 0° Ina bar t 1 1 { pitching arms and linemen work- Bend: Dick Baker, Brookville; Jack M&Y-| pnds_ Cliff Anderson, Bob- Inserra and | other Indianavols “Mascar! gh {ing on blocking and tackling Push: Speedwas. [Pon Luft. . Peek. sophomores, and Norman Klein. z z 8 JALFBACKS. Riddle; has B Bi Taeckles— William Bird, Ed Roth, .Pete Gordon Rindflish, Dick de Langlade, Dick drills, ! fett, JOUR, Riddle Les Ahear Bop Russo, 8am Talarico. Tulley, freshmen, With the season's Opener rich. Gi Joe cen Famed onal Quards—Benny Pl Fioritto, Danny Thomas. AS a enter—Me. ecket r Harland Sturgeon. Indianapolis: Orice Bi against Valparaiso three weeks prraol fol deville: Don Kovach, ra Quarterbacks —Lou D'Achille, ‘Ray Pet IU Harriers Loom away, Coach Tony. Hinkle is seek- Gene Kuzmic and Reith Weesner, South Haifbacks—George Byers. Gene Ged ne rissom ras on ly ing talent to plug gaps vacated RoDicilfe. Sonn. Manks and Dan Eile rs Mg eg VL Gomory. As Big 10 Contenders by Tim Crawforth, Pem Cornel- Lawrence. Harold Gurevits, Whitin

- | fus,

Labor on Labor Day—

Local Football Talent to Put Backbone In Bulldogs; 75 Candidates Report

Football with the strongest In-/ler, Tom Cross, Robert Kuykendianapolis flavor in history will dall and MAurice Schankerman,

be served in large doses at But-! ler University this fall. Seventy-five candidates, largest!

initial call for grid candiates at| the Fairview campus yesterday.

Marion County. Seyen lettermen

Nov. 7—Cathedral

vs. Sacred Heart at CYO0;

Watch for Jimmie's Pickin’ the Preps opening Wednesday in The Times. He'll tell you who will win each week. Last year's record: 49 right, 10 wrong

—. 831. Final four weeks: 30 right, 3 wrong—.909.

- before their opening tests. Deaf

School completes its preparations before entertaining Lawrence Central Sept. pom.

= » = z " MANUAL'S city-series rivalry with Crispus Attucks and a pair of intra-county feuds flare up as the key struggles on Friday's nine-game bill. Four combinations hit- the road for their 1950 baptismals. Cathedral's. city co-titlists, heavier but less seasoned this year, go big-league at Hammond Friday, and Broad Ripple’s Rockets visit South Bend

Adams, a team capable of playing ‘triple A” ball ‘up north. , Howe's graduation-depleted

Hornets trek to Logansport and Beech Grove's Hornets journey to Lebanon under new mentor Jim Tate, ex-Purdue ‘star, Noah Ellis handles Manual for the first time. Fullback Ross Page, Half-

’

lost via graduation. | 8-8

| Day.

Nov. 8—Crispus 1s Attucks vs.

21 at 3 -

| Of the group that reported yes- ? And 42 of the 75 are from terday, 35 are backfield men and BLOOMINGTON — Nineteen

17 are ends.

- Tackle

Howe at “Tech; No

back Don Carey, Quarterback Wayne Bigman, Center Jerry Challis and Linebacker Don Wright are’ the Hornet mono-gram-men. . 8 o 2 FRANKEIN-TOWNSHID, under second-year Coach Judson Robinett, is at home to Lawrence Central Friday and Southport, ' newly - reined by first- -year_ coach Jack Morgan, visits ‘Warren Central. The Cardinals, winners of their last three in a row under popular Kenny Wasson last year, .will miss “1950's veteran * line.” Coach Vaughn Wood has two “veterans” dt Warren— Bill: Hanna and End Wayne McCord. John Wiese and Lawrence McCall will carry much of the backfield burden among young aspirants. Coach Ralph Johnson's Speedway Sparkplugs host Brownsburg in a Mid-State game and Pike Township uses its own lights with Plainfield. The Red Devils have Halfback Ron Bell and Dean Templin, a couple of goal-dust twins, and End Gary Christian. , Facing Decatur Central's young Hawks Thursday will be All-County Fullback Dave Marksbhary and All-County Back Don Hager. Marksbary, a rugged 219-pounder, will do

Falls, BS

iedel, Foire phga.

Chica

Bid i t. Wayne: Moms. SoaTmin. i i Jerry Cincinnati, ginnat, O.;

THE BULLDOGS will practice Roiehart, A Ti; post-war turnout, answered the this afternoon and twice on Labor ti w

reenlee, Plymouth; Glenn Knecht. Ohio: Robert Leonard, CinJohn Lynch, Ghicaso. lhat, Detroit. Mich

ieago, Ill; Edward Zembal,

19 Return to IU

porte Tuesday.

NE - 3 sine . : eer ; 3 ® Sony finer 3 aE Sa wi x : ’ ww, : : he . ; - *~ ’ hy ; oh * : oo & 3 = 2 $ rr PAGE n re ter et ST ln THE ; INDIANAPOT 1s TIMES Heol aE — - SUNDAY, SEPT. 2,105 ; - ; tomb ie vs ber 19 : ; ‘October M4 ovember ! September 1 5 “September 14 T September 2 7 september 28 + ot ~ October 5. 7" Outaber 12 : Octo Vi ; - | i mms mm | nil worse ———————— S—————_—-— BRE SVE At Specdway Ben Davis. (Oct. 81) At Lawrence BE SERENE . | At Lebanon i: | : Franklin Townshis | Sacred Hear} at CYO _Deat School ; : Wareew Central | Pike Township 3 > Ha Central, 7:30 P, M. BEN DAVIS : | oo IBept, 8) et, 1 Ecuthoont : | = Warren Ceoten) . At Pike Township . At Speedway Dr “Hows at Tech . Marea) At Beech Grove i . ‘i f At Decatur Central . fx 4 { Wak el a ; ; ; . prt - SIRI a £4 TT | ——— BT mn) - 5 a 3 Manual - Cat ra E BROAD RIPPLE. At South ‘Bend Adams 1. Open | © West Lafayette { Richmond : | Howe Sl Washington At Tech x Ma a nth f - emmncsmp | eomtm————— > | ——— - meme ei commer} | eget | : i | © cri Attucks - At Broad Ripple a “CATHEDRAL rede AL RATION. 5 washington at YO. tio .At Bloomington _ Lafayette Jeff at CYO a i at vig 2 ue ks : = Shortridee a at CYO (ed At Southoort _ cin ON : : : y : | 5 ga : — eo oH ips t. 13) Sacred Heart =o 20) At Danville, m. CRISPUS ATTUCKS At Manual LH Rares. * (Sept. 22) Open At Shortridge, 2:30 PM] | (Och. 4) Cathedral at CYO | oe ) Sante Schlarman iriare 30 F. M. o At LaPorte . — —— = 3 ” Tr ae "7 | (Oet. % At Franklin Township | Cent a Danville : “DECATUR ‘CENTRAL Si , Ben Davis 4. At Mooresville At Speedway At Plainfield LS ct Beowmsbare | Greenwood ow a Lawrence Centr : 2 Ie ih Tre 2 Yr - TTT * ==7%1"" (Oct, 2) Decatar Central, | } Oct. 93) G 1 ot "FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP | Lawrence Central “ At Beech Grove At Greenfield At Warren Central | ’ oer: iy ro At Vea! School. 2:50 F. » b Pike Township Ee mann ¢ oct. 2 ’ Greenwoo —— . | r— er memset | - rns | tat —— - x etre || Smee mvs | sm——p— — . . "HOWE ?. | At Lonansport A . At Tech | At Southport At Manual At “Broad Ripple Ben Davis at Tech . (Oct. 18) Anderson atTech | Warren Geasals 7. Tech Washington uf £Y0 ~E Sverige] eit seg : om——" os - a hington, Ind. : oy Kline Ind. (Oct. 31) Beech Grove, LAWRENCE CENTRAL _At Franklin Township Pike Township. | At Deaf School, 3 P. M. Speedway i At Washine an rT At Warren Central Decatur Central (Oct. » Fran) kin, In 130 PM = | -— nema | cir EE I — IE - TT s hortridge . MANUAL | Crispus Attucks Sacred Heart E Waskington Howes | Noblesvilie J At AC Southpors A Ben pars a At.Broad Rippé Shortridg PIKE TOWNSHIP T] Plainfield | At Lawrenss Central {Qet. 18) Brownsbure "Ben Davis Deaf School. | At Beech Grove | At Franklin ‘Township ° Soecdusy : Y | — ned Bann or Sees | Sau SH i Tr pd br Pi PY 1. 30) At Deat “School : } Sept. 10 | - i % . | (Oct, 13) Crispus Attucks . At Knightstown Morton Open TT SACRED HEART 5 Plainfield Chariton at CYO | As Manu Beech Grave at CYO I. At Lebanon |e At Marnsvilie TE aeNe Th Memes PRM ope 32 P.M. N( ares - Im y rT TT rr LT { ti With : : SHORTRIDGE | 7 Ft WarneSout se At Crawfordsiiite || Crispus Attucks, 3:30 P. M. om Cnr, hy row, 7 Cathedral at CYO Washington at CYO Mw At Manual E DEAE SCHOC | : | —— = iT lin Township, (Oct. 16) At Plainfield Charlton | - (Oct-27) Otispus Attucks TO Sacred Heart, STATE DEAF SCHOOL | | | Lawrence Central, 3 P. M. | At Beech Grove At Pike Township i chi ii] PM. - D | (Oct. 19) At Knox |, af Shortridge, 3:30 P. M. = M,C | en rp ism fd A 1 ~~ c norris 7:30 P. M. "SOUTHPORT At Warren Central At Ben Davis 1 Howé 4 Franklin, Ind. . i Tes roe i Manual Cathedral | At.Columbus, 7:30 P. M. o | ! dune seins | 2%. ove mm—_| — wmmemmer | osm ml —— pe} r—— SPEEDWAY | Brownsburg At Danville . i Decatur Central eo At Lawrence’ Central | Ben Davis ila Plainfield Beech Grove At Pike o Towmihis 5 a { cinta | m——————— i | —————— " a——— - - | ? - <r At Kokomo TECHNICAL 4 | Howe | Tika Anderson i = At Muncie Central | Lafayette At Richmond - Broad Ripple 5 Shoriridse TE IC TT arr } a I > S el > WARREN CENTRAL Southport Greenfield | At Ben Davis |" Franklin Township | At Beech Grove or Lawrende Central | Al Notlavile : Rowe da Sa tonnes hom itmmarigees wr] — { — : A { ! "Terre Haute at Gerstmeyer Howe at cvo WASHINGTON | | Cathedral at CYO. | At Manual | At West Lafayette At Teo PM. Wiles. | At Broad Rinvle Shortridge at CYO He 2Y0

Nov. 9—Broad Ripple at Shortridge, 2

more tackling than fullbacking this year. The Hawks lost six seniors last year but’ have more backs. : » 8 TECH AND Washington open with a bang against city rivals Howe and . Cathedral, respectively, Sept. 14. The Green looks like the heaviest team in town —but not the greenest. Washington takes the field with its first new coach-in 25 years.” Joe Tofil,’ City mentor and former IU full-

back, takes over the spot va-

cated by veteran Henry Bogue. The Continentals. are missing Times All-City Tackle Bill Cook and All-City Guard Jim Petercheff. Shortridge parades its Blue Devils against Ft. Wayne South Side in a daylight fracas Sept. 14. Eleven Shortridge last year.

more body than They include: Fullback Jay Jacobs, Halfbacks | Stan Feezle, Ron Passwater, , Ed and Jack Praed; End Jack Barney, Tackles Denny XKrick and Dave Shirley; Guards Jack . Kimmel and Jim Thompson, and Center Bill Ney.

ex-Columbia

lettermen give |

Standout Frosh May Help

PF. M. Nov. 9—Washington at Tech.

Jack Morgan—Southport

Local Prep Gridders Get Show On Road This Week

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Noah Ellis—Manual

IU, Other Big

By ED SAINSBURY : By United Press 3 CHICAGO, Sept. 1—-Big Ten

Ten Clubs

OHIO STATE, with new coach

Woody Hayes, had two outstand-

ing rookies, Jerry Krisher, a 219«

End Bob Gorgal and Quar- [football coaches got their first pound center from Massillon, and

terback Dick Hall

are nonmonogrammed, -

60 Report at Wabash

CRA¥FORDSVILLE— Sixty foot-|

Ten tackles along|lettermen are slated to answer ball candidates reported at Wa-

are included in the group ‘that with six centers and seven guards the first football practice at In- bash Colege yesterday in prepara-|

contains 44 freshmen.

Flavian Widekamp, John Chelminiak, Mike Livorsi, Fred Fisher, Bob Runyon, John Schues-

sem ING SIGHTS Butler University hiked. inte, footbal praciics lirsdey with: 75 candidates hparting to Coach Paul D. Hinkle. Participants in a passing drill are Centers Ernie Miedema and

Jak to sight) ard Quartwrbaly Ron, Hallam and Fred Davis, fn tha. sams a out of Warren Ciral High School an

round out the 75.

Gen trege Schatte. Batesville ~FULLBACKS — Frank Adams. Bob Blandford, Indianapolis; Norman Ft. Wayne

Report At IC

Speckman and John Foutt

Ellenberger,

{diana University Wednesday.

so 33 Out at St. Joe :

Rensselaer — Twelve lettermen

|are among the 35 returning foot-

Coach Walt Bartkiewicz greeted 35 members of his 1951 Indiana,

{Central football team yesterday.|

| The Greyhounds went through/!ie JX¥ {preliminary preparations and Ehleag a.Ed C

staged opening-day drills prepar-|

atory to launching heavy work-| pile. Ind.; Gerald Wenzel, East Chicago, Ill;

outs early next week.

Fourteen lettermen are in theo, Others are: fold, headed by Conference End Bob Gallagher, Fred Handler, -.!Joe Hurrle, Capt. Dale .Robinson

den, Swanson, all of Chicago:

{ball players who ‘reported for St.

Joseph's. College . first practice yesterday,

| Returning lettermen are: |

Ernie Bidwell and Seerge Riggs. Louis Ky.; Joe Bresnah ap. FerguOgrman, and Tom Paenessa, bbett, Rensselaer; Joe PinIkhar Tom Schnieders, Ft. Wayne; i Bruner and -’Ed Schultheis, Evans-

football

Inds ermen Norb Hummel, Louisville: Bob 8chaf, Peoria. Ill, may be inducted soon. Vince Agnew, Verniilion, n Basko, Don Binlak, Joe Frawley, Bob MadMurray Sims, Ed Charles Candi-

Jim Righeimes,

and Dave Shaw, former Manual Hla and Lo Hi Slasomin, Gary; Jim -Car-

All-City halfback,, The

25 Purdue Frosh Report

LAFAYETTE — Twenty - five to be!

[freshmen - are expected lamong the grid candidates re-

porting for Purdue University’s

Oct. A {. Oct. 20--Illinois. first officlal varsity practice aspirants will report to Coaeh| Nov. Sth Mam oct Meet, InWednesday. (Mike Snavely for DePauw Uni- dianapolis. Nov, 9—Purdue. Nov. 16—Big,

“Grey- | hounds won three, lost five, tied § «one last year.

8t. ‘Ray Pfriem, 8t. Bernard, O.; Ret, Delphos, ©

at Rensselaer

DePauw Greets 44

Dennis, fjoad- § Kiock eri Kemper Batchto bP yo X ach, F Vayne.

etrolt, nL: Rol Don Nowicki,

an. Manafis Wi ns- : Bast Toledo, h Wag-

The Pumas o en he season with Loras ep .

GREENCASTLE ~- Forty-four

The frosh reported .to Coach! versity's first football practice

Stu Holcomb for’ their first ‘col-| 'legiate session yesterday after-

‘noon.

Fifty-nine members of

al examinations

-Jast . spring's squad. ‘who have been invited for fall drills will report here Monday: evening. Tuesday morning will be devoted ta physi-’ ‘and ‘checking

out equipment, while beginning at

1:30 o'clock, photographers. | Two-a-day drills ‘Wednesday morning. Dog Freshmen

will

the afternoon will “be devoted to performances for.

start

roan ay 3

tion for an eight-game schedule|

Times State Serviee

BLOOMIN GTON,

its most promising cross- -country easons in history against Miami. at Oxford, 0. Oct. 13. Despite loss of No. 1 man Bob Dellinger. by graduation, four lettermen — all juniors -— return from last year's third-place Big Ten team. Jack Hagen, Riverside, Roy Whiteman, South Bend, and George Branam, Bloomington, were in the Hoosier first four, and’ Stu Templeton, Terre Haute, was sixth man. Outstanding sophomores are: Lowell Zellers; Jack" Wellman, Ini dianapolis, and John La Brash, Ft. Wayne. Additional strength

Ra Oi will be provided by Freshman 0.; Bill Zimmer, Cincinnati, Jim Lambert of Muncie, state mile @

and cross-country champion the {past two years. Lambert set an lall- He Indiana high in the mile [last year. The schedule:

Ten Meet, Chicago. Nov. 26—NCAA Meet,

East Lansing, Mich,

BASE

Soph, | Sept, 4, Tuesday—Toledo Sept, Sept, Sot, 1, Friday—Columbus

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BALL

Flames atanesiannn is Cec MéiaERAb Ean.

Casa as arses erie an

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requirement on new students,

The Tigers open at - Hanover College Sept. 29. | Eleven lettermen will report LL with a similar number having, trant, after loss of 10| Matthew Wen been lost through graduation and oiler en Chicago, armed forces inductions.

Ind, Sept. 1 —Indiana University opens one of s

{glimpse of unexpected new material, their freshmen, today, and

| most found some standout pros-|

pects in the rookie group.

| Freshmen were granted permis‘ston to .play this year by. Big Ten

faculty representatives last spring. |

‘The NCAA this week approved

the same waiver of the residence he Big Ten permitted all schools to open freshmen Practice today. » WES FESLER at Minnesota, who needed help more than. any to . service,

veterans military

looked over. a rookie crew of 39, |Including six all state prep play-|

lers, four of them the 1950 all {Minnesota backfield. Zu 4 A PAIR OF ALL staters will {greet Clyde Smith at Indiana, Lou \Zoborsky, a South Bend guard who was a high school tackle, and

Zoborsky had one break. He went through spring practice with the

winter. Several other freshmen among Indiana’s rookies; who will

ireport Tuesday with the varsity.

squad, were on the campus during ithe summer » » ou 5 ILLINOIS ALSO had numerous all state prospects, but again most of them were backs instead , of linemen, the material on Coach Ray Eliot's “essential” list.

‘had

Doug Goodsell, Columbus, a 190pound back who was top prep scorer in the state last year. ” » » "MICHIGAN STATE was geared for a few surprises with its freshmen too, and Gene Le Kenta, a Grand Rapids halfback, looked like Clarence Munn's answer to replacement of Everett Grandelius, Should he be slow developing, %runn had two other |speedster ‘backs; Ellis ‘Duckett and Le Roy Boldin, both from | Flint, with the scat qualities of Buddy Young. For line help Munn believed that Center Jim Neal, Muskegon, might be valuable.

o 2 » . WISCONSIN, the probable favorite for the Big Ten chase, {had ‘two holdover linemen who spring practice, Guard Clarence Stensdy and End Don Ursin, Chicago, and two backs from Kenosha's undefeated 1950 high school team, Alan Ameche

ootball coach John Popka, Fast Chicago end. and Marino Bonstigho.

MIC HIGAN, Haeding to replace

J0p backfielders Chuck Ortmann, pects are expected to boster In- @5 head football coach at Han- Hoosiers as he enrolled there l1ast'hon Dufek and Leo Koceski,

might have one solution in Dun= can Mace Donald, an .all state quarterback from Flint who wes rated most likely to succeed Orte mann as the Wolverine tailback,

AT NORTHWESTERN, where 48 reported today, Bob Voigts turned up with Halfback Bob

Lauter, Evanston, ‘ the leading scorer in Chicago's Catholic league - last year,

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