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ball team, glances over new pros what remains of the team which Stribe, left tackle: Johnson, left tackle, and Lowell P

offensive backfield in practice at Roy Burks, Rollie Strehlow, Capt.

LET'S SEE NOW—Coach Be

Jim Wolter, right guard; Bill Putich, quarterback; Pete Kinyon,

'IVY'S POISON—Coach Ivy Williamson (second from

Te ” R: 4 ad KEE Oosterbaan (extreme left) of the University of Michigan footto fill vacancies caused by graduation last June. Above is

in the Rose Bowl. They are (left to right) Ralph left guard; Tom

Siw nnie pects played last year

erry, left end.

left) stresses a football maneuyer to his the University of Wisconsin. Learning the lesson are (left fo right) Jim Hammond, John Coatta and Guard Dave Hansen. The Badg-

ers are rated as leading contenders for the Big Ten championship and Rose Bowl this year.

Colleges Grid

Season on Tonight

NEW YORK, Sept. 7 (UP)—/ The collegiate football opens tonight. One is scheduled in Min-| | nesota, where the nights are] always cool anyway. GustavusAdolphus is host to Augustana of South Dakota tonight and St. Norbert is host to St. Ambrose | tomorrow. Next week a few of the bigger teams go into action.

Fla., Saturday, Sept. 16. Ken-| tucky, one of the powers in the South, opens against Tennessee Tech, North Carolina State plays Catawba and Utah meets Montana State. Then it will be full steam ahead

by Sept. 22.

Bowlers Roll Up ' ’ . 600’s Like 60 | “Six hundreds” already are a| dime a dozen for Indianapolis, male bowlers. i Eighteen 600 series were registered in league action last night

with Vern Havens and Fred! Schilling of the Ideal Furniture!

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Wyoming, undefeated last sea- ¥ son, plays Florida at Jacksonville, §

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CHECK—What Notre Dame Coach Frank Leahy is telling his field generals will only be known by Irish foes after each Saturday football game. And then, maybe, the opponents won't be able to answer "what happened." The big secret is being heard by End Jim Mutscheller, captain of the team this season, and (right) John Mazur, who will quarterback the South Bend boys. The Irish opened

| official fall practice Wednesday.

League topping the list. Havens rolled 226-232-222 — 680 for Roddy’s Service Schilling counted 654 op 193-256-204 for Ziffrin Trucking.

women's bowling with 583 for

night of action at West Side. Joe; Berkopes, city singles axg event titleholder, had O574\ for, Hickman Whirlaways.

18 Nations Accept Olympic Games Bid

OSLO, Sept. T (UP)—Eighteen nations have accepted invitations to the Olympic winter games in Oslo, 1952, the organizing committee said today. They are Germany, Belgium,! Finland, Switzerland, France, Sweden, the United States, Denmark, Iceland, Great Britain, Australia, The Netherlands, Bul_garia, Japan, Austria, New Zealand, Canada and Norway.

Ex-Southport Player Gets Oregon Prep Post

Robert Shine, former Southport High School football player, has been appointed physical education co-ordinator at Albany, Ore., High School. 8hine, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Shine, 5229 Madison Ave, is a graduate of Oregon College of Education. He went ta Purdue Extension and spent three Years overseas with the Marines, He engaged in four campaigns,

Brother Casper New

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Brother Casper has been named @thletic “director at Cathedral High School, succeeding Brothe Nivard. Brother Nivard has heen asgigned to the staff of the Notre Dame High School at Sherman Oaks, Cal. Brother Casper came " to Cathedral from “Monsignor Coyle High School in Tanton, Mass.

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WITH ONLY “TWO days of practice on the records, injuries already were beginning to plague the state's football squads. : Indiana took the lead in this department as Coach Clyde Smith fouhd four cripples in his ranks. Newest injuries were to Tackle Pete Russo, Fullback Dick Olson and Guard Jdéhn Morgan. Russo suffered - a sprained ankle while Olson checked in with a pulled ligament in his knee, Morgan has a brulsed ankle. They joined Fullback Jerry Van Ooyen, who mgissed both days of practice with a leg infection. Indiana's guard Danny Thomas suffered a aut right eye that required two-stitches but was not put out of action. After yesterday’s drills, Smith came up with a possible defensive line of Bob Inserra and Paul ends; Ed Roth and Sam Talarico at tackles; Mel Beckert, Charles Razmic and Benny Fioritto backing up the line. = o [2 HERE IN Indianapolis, Coach Tony Hinkle was preparing his Butler University Bulldogs for a

intra-squad scrimmage Saturday. In the scrimmage, (‘oach Hinkle will be especlally watchful of the 40 freshmen trying‘ for spots on the team. More than 60 candidates reported for the start of practice but the varsity squad will be cut to three teams before the start of the season. n » n

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terday in the first contact work of the young. football season. Southpaw Bert Zagers, a freshman from Cadilla¢, Mich,, completed séveral passes while another first-year man, Jerry Luza-

ter of Three’ Rivers, Mich., com-!

pleted one long one and several short jump passes against the Spartans’ varsity secondary. Munn ran his offensive platoons through a 90-minute dummy scrimmage against the Spartans’ varsity secondary. u ” » IOWA CITY, Jowa-—Run, run, That was the order of the day again today as Coach Len Raffensperger "sent his University of Iowa football squad through the second full day of drills, Raffensperger also continued two more of his opening day phases of practice. He had the linemen blocking and tackling for the second straight day. And, as if forecasting a passing offensive pattern, he sent ‘his backs through another long passing drill. u ” 5 ANN ARBOR, Mich. -—— Harlan H. Hatcher, new president of the University of Michigan, turned up today as the Wolverines ran through a light scrimmage session and made an impromptu pep talk. The first and second stringers then, scored several touchdowns against the red-shirted reserves with Wes Bradford, speedy wing-

Mike Maccioli, who was lost re-|

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The squad ran through a dumwith Mazur at! quarterback surrounded'by a vet-| “ backfield of John Petitbon| and Bill Barrett at halfs and Del! . Gander at full.

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CHAMPAIGN, Ill.--1t was apparent Coach Ray Eliot of the Illini planned to capitalize on the throwing arm of his No. 1 and 2 quarterbacks, Tom O'Connell and Don Henss, The second day of practice Thursday found these {two shooting forwards to Joe Ver-

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