Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1951 — Page 30

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Stydahar has been prepping Tom Keane, fozxmer “T" pilot from West Virginia University, to run the team if the Yanks catch up with Van Brocklin, a \ ® | The Rams chalked up four vie- ! : {tories in six exhibition outings, ing End Ted Bosler, who scored five | Lhe the Yanks were taking six touchdowns for Broad Ripple last year, will be one of the hoy 'setbacks. But Stydahar still Rocket linemen trying to stop Richmond's rampaging Red Devils [doesn’t like the odds. | in the Rockets’ homecoming clash tonight, A homecoming parade | “The Yanks are in a perfect, will begin at 7:15 p. m. inside that stadium, with game-time spot to pull an upset,” he mourns. slated for 8 p. m. ih

hi — . Sr —— —— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ : — - er —— : Bl Football With Leohy— Es Just Rams, Yanks Open Pro RL : : . : Sg b @ ee a " Football Hits Wait Worry Grid Season Tonight - Football Hits [Wait Wor Grid SeasonTonig . } . y or | Tomy onic Press |“Those games with Cleveland and ; \ ser Bs ” LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28—The the Giants left us beat up, and e 14 ime ; battered Los Angeles Rams and our. guys are . looking ahead to ; | aw or | the victory-hungry New: York next week's game with the | 5 Shi | |Yanks kick off the National pro- the Browns. Some of them feel ——— - i : By United Pros : et fessional football league season we can take-the Yanks in stride.” By FRANK LEAHY CHICAGO, Sept. 28 — Waiting 3 sonight. los was Installed. aaj; The. Yanks have a long-stand-Head Coach, University of Notre Dame land worrying were the chief oc-| 0s : ge sh or tn Yanks 08 grudge to settle with StydaFOOTBALL HITS the headlines in full force this week- cupations in the Big Ten football erie the thot it will ho'hars bove nd Coach Jimmy : ne i : |camps today. : an ey might turn end and the Midwest occupies the center of the stage. vinil Most oe pie eased up on drills,| (ithe ui the Sepvi S38 of stich Jee" |the trick tonight. . There are several important games in this sector with knowing there is little more they “isackle aT Toogood, halfback | The New Yorkers: led the Na- [HH]; 0IS Si ‘the Michigan-Michigan State contest looming as one of the a iD ar Sm nts {Herb Rich and scatback Glenn Bona! riod 3 x 101} . day's top battles. Choi game ill) a a severe test but should win Michigan State delegation Davis, ‘Mr. Outside” of Army mid-season. © Cor. Illinois and Maryland : oe Be byes "sa OE ere ays. | over LSU. A toss-up game gives(planned to work out at Ann Aoki x i | Al three starters and several p Oe x —h ee. ue a slight edge to Georgia over foiay. Trelr Opponents, the wa lother Rams were injured during oi MEN! It is my opinion. that: Michigan|North. Carolina. Kentucky should| Er - only a Mg the exhibition season. | , ! ITs » h and depth {bounce back at the expense of > oF a’ | With Waterfield sitting on the : State’s over all strength and dept, oo. Minnesota's Wes Fesler took it sidelines for only the second time , ms HERE will defeat the Wolverines. Of yd an easy with his squad for the first in his long professional career BC equal national ipterest will be FLORIDA is expected to create time in weeks as the visiting his understudy, Norman Van| } Ss ARMY & NAVY three majof intersection games the day's upset by beating Georgia Washington Huskies turned out Brocklin draws the job of pilot in which Illinois, Ohio Date ang Tech. Vanderbilt, South Carolina for a brief drill at Memorial ing the Ram T-formation. Far| INDIANA NOTRE DAME . Puiu Ba Ne and Miami are favored over AU-|" Woody Hayes of Ohio State from, a mere substitute. Van Is OXFORDS gs =» Burn. Citadel and Tulane. al ordered a final polish-up drill, but ability to pitch pinpoint passes SATURDAY, SEPT. 29 BLACK OHIO. STATE should triumph, Pic win are Virginia, cautioned his players against and dream up the right plays. 1:45 P.M. AND 6” _ Hilliard Gates Geseribing BROWN : every play in Hoosierland's ; BR. Great Games of 1951. Brought WIDTHS A-B-0-D-E-F . to youbyINTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. v SIZES 1065 W. Wash. 3414 E. Wash. SN 5 $ pig L ro

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and Purdue. Carolina Stale. juries. "Other inter-area games favor| Far Western fans will see two| Northwestern held an hour-long; Washington, Nebraska, Jowa and top independents battle it out asipractice to get ready for Colorado] Northwestern over Minnesota, Loyola edges out the College ofland Coach Bob Voigts was ex-| Texas Christian, .Kansis State the Pacific. There is little action|pected to continue bearing down| : and Colorado University. In ad-|as yet in the Pacific Coast Con-ion pass defense. N dition. Wisconsin, Tulsa, Dayton|ference, but ranking contenders] Two Wisconsin veterans, ends| KEY LINEMAN—Rang and Detroit are selected to defeat Stamford and Oregon State will|Gene Felker and Deral Teteak,| Marquatte, Cincinnati, St. Bona- have to work before subduing San were on the doubtful list for the| venture and Houston. Jose State and Utah, Badger-Marquette scrap. A light| From a personal standpoint the| Oregon, San Francisco and workout was scheduled at Tllinois| | day's most important game takes Washington State get our vote toto tune up the Illini for UCLA. place in the Notre Dame Stadium. Gefeat Arizona, Idaho and Santa : : = A w. well aware that we are “'ara. . | : - TERRIFIC xious a row * THE guns AJL ans S10 Hae I our | from home the Southwestern front Star Has Chance Top 2500 Mark Win PGA Tourney | .1ads are ‘equally’ as anxious to/}® relatively quiet except for Rice- : Hickman Whirlaways and Fred| Times State Service even things up augurs for a great Clemson game which favors Rice! T © Set Record |Cline Realtors last night led the KOKOMO, Sept. 28 — Floyd day of football in a close one. Texas A&M and scoring for five-woman league Hamblen, Tipton Golf Club pro od . Arkansas should roll over Texas KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 28 powiing competition with 2585 : : TWO MAJOR clashes head the Tech and Tempe State. (UP) — Collegiate football some- ,.4 2514, respectively. and Don Zaloudek, club president, Eastern attractions as the top| In the same general location time tomorrow night should have| The city and national cham. posted 72-4—88 to win the Inranking team in that area, Penn-|1950’s National Champs from a new all-time offensive cham- pionship Whirlaways rolled. their diana PGA’s pro-president tournasylvania, entertains the best in Oklahoma get under way with a plon 18 ihe 205 oun shape of high mark at the West Side in mnt at the Kokomo Country . the Bowes Seal Fast Classic ik a a (Ene over Wiliam and Nowa With any luck at all, Bright|icague. Cline's team rolled at| Second were Do Fishesser, big game and the fact that Cali-/State while Missouri and Wyom. against Bradley in a Missouri pritchett's. Connersville pro, and Charles fornia has one victory under its/ing draw the nod over Oklahoma |", 21eY Conference game at Peoria, jo Berkopes led the Hickman Ready with 73-4—69. Charles ‘belt deh. A&M and De : (1, should shatter the national aggregation with 578, while Max- Harter, Logansport pro, and Bob means m an nver. record of 4871 yards established ine Parker paced Cline’s with 576./ Buck were third with 73-370. Re yup. Th fp 'by Charlie (Choo-Choo) Justice MEN'S LEADERS 4 : 3 North lina. elby et Savings days best as it wil ne ecween Rain: Postpones | li gl Nai no: board’s most im- . IF BRIGHT turns the trick— De ae Babble Ut ad teams. Our pick is Navy. Little Series Game ne is within 36 yards of a tie—he Charles Sikihsan Gite

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