Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1951 — Page 29

8, 1951 FRIDAY; SEPT. 28, 1051 : ae THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES i —— _pacE 2 . 18 St t te Te 1S Ey 2 Gri 3 Be it S OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, * 30 to 5 ie | Butler Plays Take It Easy, Fellows ri ly Gen Fangi... 1 SBtu JUNI Ji - 5 . : HE Se 0 “lt Hostte NPs Whol bors, TUNE: up NOW! WE'VE A BATTERY OF VALLES AND rs | asons, the W. Reserve EE TOMORROW'S rs : [7 - SAE 21 THE DA ne he climatic By FRANK ANDERSON (\ (mm ; L H ime or ie Q eran squad LIFE in the rah is with A ree res. us again tomorrow. , ' All the hot air not used by put Fale politicians has been encased he position in footballs. Said footballs n and won- will float around Hoosier college gridirons in this ar the field, fashion: : Indi t Notre D I e block. at Purdue, Western YS 2s y, a rough, . Butler at 2 p. m., Franklin at , rman sume- Indiana Cenfral (Manual Field), 2 p. m.; Ball State at Wabash, DePauw at Hanover, Manchesdasa ter at Xarlham, Anderson ‘at ansees BB Taylor, Indiana State at Val.aesses E paraiso. re nesses Ap Eighteen of the 19 state schools Cr aye playing football are scheduled , - tomorrow. Two of the 18, Evarnisville and St. Joseph's, are on the Pos. road. Evansville's at Western Kentucky, whilé St. Joe plays at sses2s GB 8t. Norbert’s in Wisconsin. vensess QB The state’s 19th football-playing sevenes hs college, Rose Poly, is idle. vessees HB Indiana at Notre Dame re HB NOTRE DAME Coach Frank of sssesss HB Leahy has never lost an opener,

But Indiana doesn’t respect tradition. It’s ready to throw the record book at Fearful Frank and his lads. Last season Notre Dame broke even in nine games. Indiana won three, lost five and tied one. But that was last year. Notre Dame rarely has had two bad years .n a row. And Hoosier Coach Clyde Smith has openly admitted to optimism, The experts rate the tilt a toss-up. Notre Dame is relatively green. The Irish first-string includes three sophomores and -a freshman. Tackle Menil Mavraides and Fullback Neil Worden are the sophs, Frosh Frank Varrichione

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As for Indiana, Quarterbackiy.e fresh from a 7-6 win overiweek to inject gome zip into the Lou D'Achille carries the po oehty Kentucky. Purdue is/Butler attack. "He's polished the| Bod con “pn. His helpmates includeirresh from the practice fleld. Pur- pass defense, too, after its hor‘Anderson and Half-l3., 1g thin, Texas is heavy &ndirible effort against Valpo. ba Bobby ok Jerry \ioaded. If the Butler backs can hold is Fitts and Petey Fisher. There are} purdue was defeated, 34-26, by onto the ball and if the quarterTexas last season. No other op-/backs can learn to throw to the ponent scored that 1} much againstiopen man, the Bulldogs will give the Longhorns in 1950 Reserve lots of trouble. Hinkle} odes Coach Stu Holcomb/has the talent. It's just a case d new 10-year contractiof getting it to jell.

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Samuels, two fine ends in Leo| THE GREYHOUNDS will be on Sugar and Darrel Brewster and a their toes for this one. It's hometricky version of the -l» coming. Purdue may move, but it won't] The tilt is the second for each) get deep in the heart of Texas.

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THIS ONE shapes up as a “punt, pass and prayer” game. Western Reserve has the passer

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