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2 | Football’ took over in the Mid- pany -his players before the ger. reported 64 varsity men on team, ; % : |west today as all major colleges cameras. Halfback Skippy Doyle, his squad: with nqne of the in-| Seventy s two varsity players > ut Smit iC ent | opened practice for the 1951 sea- regarded as a likely first stringer, vited players missing. ' joined 41 freshmen at. Michigan 8 . {son” with. Wisconsin and Ohio and Tackle Harry Edgington were, Michigan's first - practice: ses- State and Coach Biggie Munn

* : |State marked as the teams to declared ineligible for failing a sion yesterday had 100 hopefuls scheduled two- practices daily in : [history course. on the field. But Coach Bennie preparation for tHe Spartans’ But. a later announcement re- Oosterddan.was seeking replace- opening game against Oregon for 18 lettermen who State Sept. 22. :

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By JIMMIE "'ANGELOPOLOUS as ; ’ beat in the Big Ten chase." Times Staff Writer ; id ; : 2 | Squads ranging up to Notre, : BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 5— . i hi [Dame's 55 drew Squipme, Yok Yesled phat Dick Anderson: one ments i ; ; : HIRI . [physical examinations and posed of the Buckeyes’ ends last season| “After three years of grin- |for photographers ‘yesterday to but now an Air Force trainee, : Ki ning and bearing it,” Indiana {wind i the preliminaries. would be back in uniform this) i :

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| ; | University's Fighting Hoo- | Today it was all work and some year. He was the second Buckeye] + siers looked as though they

{schools scheduled twice-a-day to get such a break. Joe Cam-| {workouts leading up to the open- panella received the. same pass % wanted to wear a season-long snrile today.

ing games on Sept. 29. Jeartier. u n Whatever their’ lot, the fresh, NEW COACH Woody Hayes at Py RDUE" Ukbwise received a crisp version of! Indiana's 1951 minar’: "Jo ns 8 football legions received the Big

Ohio State had a dose of dismay, | Tackle Herman Murray missed Ten’s official opening kickoff this morning amidst an aura of

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m——, promise, confidence and specula | However, Stu Holcombe uni- ; : i | formed 57 players. oy tion, least th it 4 4 Butler Grid | ‘At Minnesota, Coach Wes| f 20,021 par- eps ree els were ger g Letterme : |Fesler greeted 48 varsity players] hi on : . n. {invited back and swung them into ining, the ONE-<Indigni and Norre ame: ' THE. DRAFT, classroom immediate action with the 41 e accounted Who have on imborian h ale 2 ‘studies and an idea to forget the freshmen who reported Saturday: 3 22d homer South send Sept. 29, Dave di game account for the loss of six Fegler said he expected to work ‘ourth frame feady shown there's sill Robe 19 | Butler University lettermen. the squads together because it SON'S right sanity and compromise in this { Linemen Jack Lawyer and Was “likely” some freshmen in the sixth ad-SWirl of collegiate footuall, Gene Sypult and Wingback Floyd Would step into varsity jobs. eltie Fox in- TWO Coach Clyde Smith Jennings - are serving in the, Notre Dame's Frank Leahy : wishes the: “Worrjers" wouldmt larmed forces. Lineman Bob had 16 lettermen at hand, but

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A aa Indiana's gonna play it. : {university for academic reasons| Was composed of sophomores land *iay T —And anyone in lonly and Halfback Ben Johnson| and freshmen. Among them, the hope of the Big Ten wants to get the |has given no indication what he; though, was gigantic Joe Katlay, and re- Teal measurements of ’ kiny, |intends to 20. ’ chick, a second-year end of the B: ’ Me- atomic Petey Fisher, they'll have Leon Hart category, with some Barney to catch him first. COACH Tony "Hinkle still has 260 pounds and six feet nine onger-armed ss 8 la squad of 65 working out daily inches. ? ould be ex- ANENT item No. 1: Notre for the Butler Bowl opener, Sept., Wisconsin's Ivy Williamson had n off at the Dame, humbled 20 to 7 last year {23, with Valparaiso. Three dIn- 47 players to work #with and

|dianapolis quarterbacks R on Northwestern's Bob Voigts 68. Hallam, Fred Davis and Tom 2 a 8 |O'Brien. are striving for the posi-| ILLINOIS, a possible contend{tion vacated by Stan Crawforth, er for the Big Ten crown, had 63 {who ranked 14th last season invited players in uniform and |among small-college passers com- 36 freshmen. Clyde Smith of pleting 46.2 - per cent of his 156 Indiana counted a 55-man squad, ‘attempts. with 19 lettermen and 27 fresh-

by the hopped-up Hoosiers, opens practice today and school Sept. 13—one week before Indiana. The » Irish, no little chagrined by Frank Leahy’s worst season last year, asked Indiana for an even break on ‘the two-a-day drills. So Indiana will chop off those

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he'll repeat many time! during the Crimson's 1951 football campaign. Framed through Becket's padded legs are Quarterbacks Ray Petrauskas (left) and Lou D'Achille, both of whom will handle much of the Hoosiers' ''T" formation this season. Indiana opened official Big Ten practice today.

double then | ‘mhen. estimating and installation son with a two-a-days on Sept. 12 and pre-) is pyyi School, a transfer from - | from Freedom, Pa. and Ronald ‘Hinkle also is looking for a or, PL 2 - serve the dignity of big-time foot- | 1 batt] h . | punter to measure up to Flavian| Crive Tv needed. tend by the Wabash College, will. battle The Hoosier Care Ferrari of McKeesport, Pa. Weidekamp, who shared small-| w 11th, Lemon Pall uw Ny Pe Wf the rugged, 205-pound Benny Fiorrito| pat J8=At Notre Dame: Oct. 6—Pitts:| Scrappy Bob Inserra, a junior, college honors last season with | 9 foe MAR BLE AND TILE COMPANY cape his 11th of Ft.- Wayne, for the No 1 of- birth - (High Scheel Day); Oe At Paul Kubolnicky and Don Luft 27 Architects Building © ° dians loaded Boilermakers. fensive right guard spot. Blatk- =iiiinots. (Homecoming: Nov. “$-_AC Wis: Eddie LeBaron of the Quantico| 3 : 9 Plaza 7531 Indianapolis 4

=iineis _(Homeooming)i Nov. 5.41 occupy the right end anchor with Marines. Both averaged 43 yards Michigan State (Dad's Day); Nov. i Inserra having a slight nod.

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Smitty, embarking on his burn’s a junior. fourth season after three years of beleaguered battling in the rugged * conference play, has a word about|{g00d running back, won his first| ~~ tor oll. 2 neil 122 the schedule that's rated among, letter. Today Gomory has to bat- Nas few peers for all-around abil- : Be toughest in the nation. tle five other right halfbacks—in- ity in the league. Yet Sophomore the five YJuse on cluding Fisher—for his old job. Bill Holzbach, an all-stater fsom|

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