Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1951 — Page 34

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BEN DAVIS’ GIANTS FIEET

Irish Bench Strengt

Fumbles lead County Caper

SPEEDWAY S SPARKPLUGS

Cathedral ; TONIGHT AT SPEEDWAY, . IN A GAME THAT COULD To gf! | Win DECIDE THE COUNTY - -

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS WINNING 34'to 7 has its good points Losing like that isn't so bad either when a fired up team like improved Crispus Attucks finds out it can play like it did in the first half against, co-city champ Cathedral before “4500 fans at CYO Stadium last night. The Tigers, now without a triumph in four starts, found their thin ranks stretched too far in the second half of the city series The Irish have won four of live games. © = = CATHEDRAL held a 13 to 0 halftime edge and out-rushed Attucks only 57 yards to 49 for two

fracas.

quarters before sealing its second straight city win, taking the lead in the city standings. Danny Sheehan capped a 45-

yard drive with a one-foot plunge in four minutes of the first quarzr to give the Irish a 6 to 0 lead rank Meier converted. Attucks came back but punted from Cathedral's 32 after (its march balked, In the second, an illegal-use-of-the-hands penalty against Cathedral nullified a Joe Kiefer-to-Bob Spring TD pass for 20 yards. But Kiefer hit Dick Roseman for 12 yards to the Attucks 18, then

before

~~ Filed 212 more ta Springer t- Ane rr

coffin corner for the TD. Roseman plunged for the PAT seconds to go. = » =n BUT IT TOOK three Attucks fumbles to give the Itish all three of their second-half TDs. Attucks, in turn, capitalized on one Irish bobble to score against the remainder of the 47-man Irish team. °* Leo Mahoney recovered William Brodus’ fumble when the latter tried running back Springer’s punt on the Attucks 12. Roseman went over for the TD in one play .and Meier plunged for the point early in the third. Springer recovered Joe King's bobble on the Attucks 23 and Kiefer flipped to twistiig Bill Smith for a 17-yard touchdown.

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By FRANK LEAHY "ONE OF the South's key games will take place in| | Nashville, Tenn., tomorrow as top ranking Tennessee hosts| |undefeated Duke. Bill Murray is doing exceptionally well {in his first year at Duke but Tennessee appears to have

{superior strength. Our vote goes " - Ito Gen. Neyland's team as they Vigor which epitonffzed our Indi|keep their record clean. Surprise @na victory will be equally as prevalent tonight.

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{team of the South, Georgia T xx | Tech, will find it | dificunt to make TWO unbeaten independents _ _ BRS an Lit three upsets in {meet in the centdr of the Eastern la row Ken- {spotlight and we favor Holy Cross vn over Fordham in a real thriller. lng Is too (Princeton appears to be very PASS MASTER : {strong again and gets the vote, v z

|over Navy. | Pennsylvania will be back with!

{ The visiting®&' | Baylor Bears will a win over Dartmouth. A meet-

{suffer their first _|defeat at the

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ing —of two top Pennsylvania panes of Sruane lelevens favors Villanova over n ivew Orleans. Penn State. Ivy League leaders)

A fine battle will ... Cornell and Yale are picked to see Georgia edging out Mississippi beat Colgate and Brown. ColumState. Close contests favor Ala- pi; Temple and Syracuse are the bama, Mississippi, Clemson and choices in their games with Har|LSU over Vanderbilt, Boston Col- yard Rutgers and Lafayette. |lege, North Carolina State and ya |Rice. Tom Nugent's VMI “Key-| pup pacCIFIC Coast's co-fav-

{dets” should add to their win orites each get a major test to-

lcolumn at the expense of archi. ...w and we look for an equal rival William and Mary. split. Washington, without Hein- | Maryland, South Carolina and rich will have a tough struggle, Boston Upiversity get the nod and we favor Southern California. over George. Washington, Furman California will have to hustle to “rand Dowsvilte Miami will prove sutdght "Minnesota's vouthfal 7 TT itself an outstanding team by Gophers. UCLA will hit the win {bouncing back with a win over column at Santa Clara's expense. Florida State. Oregon State and Washington #2 sn 8 State will be victorious over TOP NATIONAL ranking is.at Idaho and Oklahoma A&M. San stake in CQiumbus, Ohio as two of Jose State, Oregon and Wyoming the nation’s best square off in are picked to beat Fresno State, football's most enthusiastic spot. College of Pacific and Utah State. {We believe Michigan State will The long trip from Jacksonville ‘make a tremendous bid for the will prove worthwhile for the number one spot by subduing a Florida Gators as they down Loygreat Ohio State team. Wisconsin ola on the Coast. - will edge Illinois in the Big Ten's| The Southwest's big noise will top tilt. Purdue is a- slight fav- come from the Oklahoma-Texas orite over Iowa and Stanford A&M game. We pick Oklahema in gets the nod over Michigan. a see-saw struggle. Out scout will Northwestern is too potent for be watching Southern Methodist Army while Cincinnati, Indiana as they down Missouri. A strong land Towa State should defeat inter-sectional battle favors Texas |Hawail, Pitts and Marquette. over North Carolina. Texas ChrisNotre Dame plays its first night tian gets the vote over Arkansas game in history as we take part and Kansas continues on top by

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Still late in the third period, K. Mattingly fell on a loose ball in

° ® mone eee ve i QS U-Michigan State

sweep starting the fourth. Smith

caught a conversion pass from Rk ¥ Kiefer to make it 34 to 0. a o - a

THEN Charles Taylor swooped! up an Irish miscue on the Ca-| thedral James Tunstill reeled off successive first downs before

By United Press

s | CHICAGO, Oct. 5—Two of the Big Ten's three top35. Julian Combs and ,.taq teams, Illinois and Wisconsin, tangle in the confer-

Dick ence’s standout game Saturday, with -the Illini a one-

Moore rifled to Brodus for a 9- touchdown choice to win and become Ohio State's chief

yard score. Moore converted. f Cathedral's 9 to 4 margin on first downs netted 145 yards rushing and 105 yards throwing, completing eight of 10. Attucks rushed 64 yards, much of them from scooter Tom Reeves, but gained 16 yards on two completions in' eight tries.

threat for the league crown.

engage in one of the nation’s flashiest matches, with Michigan State at Columbus,battle.

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Wiley made the most of an auto- Minnesota at California, Stanford

matic safety to hand Indianap- at Michigan, and Pittsburgh at olis Washington a ‘16-to-14 de- Indiana. feat. Trailing, 14 to 7, a Wash- 8 8 =» ington snapback from center] BOTH ILLINOIS and Wisconsailed over Halfback Tom Cramp-| gin were expected to have top ofton’s head early in the” fourth wo : 4 | quarter. Crampton touched the fensive power for thelr scrap, but ball before it rolled through the Wisconsin might be rated a shade end zone for two Wiley points. . tougher on defense. Illini Coach

Washington scored just before p,y Eliot complained last week

the game ended on Halfback Bill {pot his team’s tackling was Spjinger's 15-yard run around “atrocious” against UCLA, and end.

| worked steadily this week to cor-

mmm {rect the ailment, Golf Notes | milinots dropped UCLA, 27 to pubrizes Ju be presented do Jvinners and 13, in its opener Saturday while : annual] Wisconsin toppled Marquette, 22

Country Club of Indianapolis’ championship golf tournament at a stag to 6, with Sophomore Harland

dinner tonight at 7 o'clock, Newell Munson, chairman. announced yesterday. The Carl a running star. Carl was not title was Won by Gene Pulliam Jr. |rated a starter for Saturday, but {was certain to get into action-to {compete against the Illini’'s Johniny Karras, who tallied three | touchdowns on the Uclans. = = 8 WISCONSIN boasts veteran strength both on offense and defense, while Illinois, though not loaded with first stringers from 1950, has lettermen for most po-

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The Buckeyes, meanwhile, will gitions on both offense and de-

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dropped SMU, 7 to 0.

The fact that Michigan State] enters the game a week after its] rugged battle with the Wolverines |

might help Ohio State.

i SSha tossap Spartans was classed as even. One other conference game was Both teams were undefeated with ion the program, Iowa at Purdue, Michigan State victorious | while there were four intersection- Michigan, 25 to 0, and Oregon | AT TERRE HAUTE last night, | 2! battles, Army at Northwestern, giate 6 to 0, while Ohio State!

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