Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1951 — Page 40

Fearless

By OSCAR FRALEY United Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 20—One eye fin on the baseball brawls and the other on the gridiron gallopers, all He Sod yed curtain raiser for Mr. |‘ Fraley's Follies—or the week-end]

football “winners.” GAME OF THE WEEK

- Kentucky over Texas—This is] against | ¥ defense, and| ‘whén you have, Babe Parillij pitching the offense seems to) have the edge. Kentucky also has a host of other fine backs § while Texas must put its burden on

offense

Byron Townsend. |

Oscar Fraley.

strong corral. THE WEST

Texas Aggies over UCLA—Nobody can win the American Lea-|

gue flag. California over Santa That's the way it looks. Stanford over Oregon—It's not a question of winning, anyhow. Southern Cal over Washington State—It's who will blow it.

Clara—

Also: Washington over Mon-|

tana, Wyoming over Idaho, Colo-| rado State over Washburn and Colorado Aggies over Colorado. : THE EAST * Boston College over Wake For-| est—Take the Yankees:

Syracuse over Temple—More/

chances than you'll get in A. A. ' Harvayd over Springfield—Alcoholies ‘Anonymous, that is. - Yale over Bates—But they're still the Bronx bumblers, Also: West Virginia over Wayurg, St. Bonaventure over Xavier, Muhlenberg over Upsala, F&M over Lebanon Valley, Gettysburg over Bucknell, Delaware over Lehigh and Lafayette “over Albright. ? THE SOUTH - SMU over Georgia Tech—Now for the Indians.’ North Carolina over N. C. State

™. time they're choking. : U. over W. & M.—On

yooh Clemson over Presbyterian, Florida over Citadel, LSU over Mississippi. Southern, Mississippi State over Arkansas State, Richmond over Randolph Macon, Vanderbilt over Middle Tet , VMI over Wofford and ; over Delta State. THE MIDWEST

Michigan State over Oregon State—Look at the Red Sox. : ; Fordham over Missouri-—Every-body" s choice. Cincinnati over Kansas State— Except their own.

Marquette over South Dakota—

And the Dbdgers are called “Bums.” : Detroit over Toledo, DenDrake, Bradley over I and Iowa State over

4! THE SOUTHWEST “BCU over Kansas—It's fish and

over Hawall—And nobody

it it ‘went two more months. oma Aggies over Arkansas—=They'd all be in the cellar.

‘Here Goes|

The, Longhorns ook to be in al

r over Houston—Imagine

| DERBY DISH—G!

a poll of fans, suns herself on a r

oria a Clairbeaut, elé cted

The 19-year-old former model skates for the

oller Derby Queen in ock. near her Nutley, N, J., home, Jersey Jolters. '(NEA)

College Blasts ‘Athletic Programs

| WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Sept. 20 (UP)—The faculty of Wiliam |& Mary moved today to take {college out of big-time bo Jee he {order to end the athletic pros; gram’s “insidious influences” academic life. The faculty's action was {touched off by the recent resig-| [nations of the college’s president, | {athletic director and basketball] coach following revelations that) the athletic department had al-| tered records of high school athletes to allow them to enter the college. The faculty blasted the athletic set-up in a six-page’ statement, which a faculty committee said had been adopted unanimously at a Sept. 17 meeting attended by 85 per cent of the 112-man faculty. Henceforth, the committee said, the faculty will elect four committees which previously ‘had been appointed in order to subordinate athletics “to their rightful place.” These committees are those on admissions, athletics, scholarships, and academic status.

3 Ex-Army Gridders

Enroll at lowa State AMES, Iowa, Sept. 20 (UP)—Iowa State College officials said today that three former West Point cadets will enrol tomorrow| and two plan to play football for the school.

They were identified as Walter Walker, Ottumwa, Iowa; Jack Erickson, St. Charles, Ill, and Jerry Volding, Mason City, Towa. Walker was a defensive halfback and Erickson a tackle with the 1950 Army squad. Wayne De Payl, examiner of admissions, said they will enter as juniors and probably play football for State after the year of residence required by Big Seven rules is completed. Volding is a senior.

Braves Sign Clown Star

Boston Braves today announced the signing to a Class B club contract of Eynn Williams, 24, Negro first baseman and shortstop who played for the Indianapolis Clowns this season.

Dunkel's Ratings—

Texas-Kentucky Clash ‘Headlines Grid Card

sid

. By DICK DUNKEL

Headlined by the KentuckyTexas clash at Austin on Saturday,’ college football gets under -next week-end with many atches of disseason caliber on

the’ docket.

The Wildcats were the nation’ s No. 2 team last year, and the/it can't be used as such.

Longhorns were next, at No. 3.

Although this will be the first

a correlation of two factors: (1) average scoring margin, and (2) average rating of opposition. It reflects past performance only, and has not been adjusted for homé team advantage or other factors used in the making of odds on coming games, Hence,

After its opening game, each team starts on a brand new aver-

BOSTON, Sept. 20 (UP)—The

Funeral Rites

Set Tomorrow . For Carl Fries

Services “for Carl G. Fries, dis-

trict representative for the Goshen|

{Manufacturing Co., will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & {Buchanan Mortuary. Burial arrangements have not been completed.

Mr. Fries died yesterday in

[Methodist Hospital. He was 60.

A life member of the Indianapolis Optomists Club, Mr. Fries was active in its boys’ program division. He also was a member of the Meridian Hills Presbyterian Church and the Meridian Hills Country Club. He had been employed by the Goshen firm 15 years. He resided at 4455 Marcy Lane. Surviving are his wife, Pauline; a son, William; both of Indianapolis; two daughters, Mrs. Beverly Jean Winters of Michigan City and Mrs. Marian Ruth Winters, of Indanapolis; three brothers and one sister.

. Elizabeth Fenner, 30-Year Resident, Dies

tive in civic and social organizations, died this morning at her home, 4750 Broadway. Services will be Saturday in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Crown Hill Born in Cleveland, Mrs. Fenner had been an Indianapolis resident 30 years. She was a member of the Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist, and the Columbia Club. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs; Carol Craig and Mrs. Louise F. Stebbing, both of Indianapolis;

grandchildren.

Local Deaths

CHARLES M.

I veteran.

MRS. WALTER

Crown. .

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National 'Malleable and

Rants Buck Up

{ |lieve a good offense is the best

1. Giants, who believe in plenty of

|. Grounds.

i tional Football league offensive

| | offerise; leading the NFL in rush-

. [record of 466 points in 12 regu-

Police to Be Asked To Drop Hlay Charges =

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Fenner, ac-

two brothers, a sister, and four

HAYS, 57, of 5738 Broadway, clerk, World War Services, 1:30 p. m,, Saturday, Harry W, Moore Peace

Treasury De Chapel. Burial, New Crown Cem- gupervisar, Alcohel Tax Tage of District ony of first pubfcalio Seaton duis: Date 28 on Notice is p 1981 Sons ge Model 1 iven at on April 19,

(VERA) Pum

WOEMPNER, 50, of 1330 Cruft|i Marion” co ‘County. Thain, for violation St. Private services at 1:30 p. m., | VIL Sub-Chapter” AC Classes 41.20% Lark Saturday, in the J. C. Wilson interest 1s said properss ous SIE an Chapel of the Chimes, Burial, siviz 3734, Internal Revenue Code. Concordia. : 250° With aphroves siverny Sonal sum . fice af P iharn approved sureties at the of- “ . 5 » py Invest] ator In Charge. Alcohol GEORGE W. MOLDEN, 62, of Breet, Ii giadaplls Indian 8. a nsyivania 910 E. 17th St. City Sanitation |property wii ltt Saf, jhe Department employee. Services a J. Conerty,

at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the King|izs & King Mortuary. Burial, New

i ” JESSE F. JUDKINS, of 335 N. Chester St., an employee of the Steel

Castings Co. 37 years. Services| duct public hearing in this cause in will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Rooms of Commission, 401 State

Irving Hill!

Against Giants In Grid Benefit

NEW. YORK, Sept. 20 (UP)— The Los Angeles Rams, who be-| defense, and -the New York both, wind up their exhibition football schedules tonight in a

charity game at “the Polo

The Rams, who set 12 new Na-

records last season, meet the {team that posted the best defensive record in the circuit in 1950. The Giants also had a good

ing while scoring 268 points. But that total was nowhere near the pass-happy Rams, who scored a

lar season games last year.

x LJ ” on THE TEAMS won't meet again this year unless they win their respective division titles and clash for the NFL championship. The game will benefit some of New York's tenement kids who go to camp each summer on the funds the New York HeraldTribune collects for sponsoring the annual contest. On Friday night, the New York

Yanks will meet the Detroit Lions at- Houston, Tex. The Yanks, who have e lost four

straight, are the only league team without an exhibition triumph.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 20 (UP) —Charges against John Hlay, first string Ohio State fullback suspended for taking part in a barroom fracas, may be dropped today. Barney Oldfield, manager of the restaurant in which Hlay be-| came involved in a fight with a special deputy sheriff and police Saturday morning, said that he and Deputy James Ackers will ask the police prosecutor to drop the charges. The 21-year-old Niles, O., junior was charged with disorderly conduct, assault and battery, and resisting arrest. Ackers said the football player and another student, Robert Tose, 25, of Portsmouth, were annoying other per-. sons in the tavern and that they fought back when he asked them to be quiet. Hlay was’ finally subdued by city police who hit him with a Bight Suck stick. —————

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Burial, Washington ghost 2 - fficate of Anchboabe ts | Bnd Omen ARE" Sof" wash. | |QENERAL REPAIR seme) De 0 PBK. cyrus 4 ” - t Burial Concordia. Callers RA A et eset Ve ERE RL la Se FR eh Sy on. or our points next Saturday. In-| Miss. 8t ...... 8 rk. Sta «58. . i stead, it gives a statistical com-|N.Car ai CL 35 NC Bate ll 18 Frankfort Man Dies v i i a Sen BLE 4 In Memoriam Want Ad U paricon of the two teams’ doings Sone pmax By ‘ail FR ANKFORT. Sept. 20 Serv LE "a id a1" "Suate SHIPP—In memory of ant Ad users up to date, to which J. Q. Fan can!8MU_ ....... 32.8 Ga. Tech. .... 82.8 * | House, In ARADO) hy 1 . " Stantora aL 98.0 Oregon ....... 68.8 ices are being arranged here to- Mend ay, De who passed away Sept. 20, 1947. HOURS add his redicti - b A pati % Tr Yi add.» own prediction adjust-cy, UL g81 Kensas Ll W8laay for Virgil A. Pruitt, vice "pirate SSiiiSsron MOTE Gre TERS. 730 A M. to 650 P M Bex. West, 808 N Tex. St 78.0 president of the Indiana Trap- By Arnold J. 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