Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1951 — Page 32

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"FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1051

Yanks’ Raschi : To Undergo Knee Operation

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (UP) — New York Yankee Pitcher Vie Raschi will undergo an operation for the removal of, a cartilage in his right knee at Johns Hopkins Hospital next week,

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Football With Leahy—

Cornell Should k = Stop Princeton \g

By FRANK LEAHY The three-time 20-game winner Head Football Coach, University of Notre Dame ‘has been alling since July, 1950

AFTER HITTING last week's upset of the day in hele the kote Mums |Southern California-California game we are taking another intense during the sixth and final \chance and picking Cornell to end Princeton's winning streak game of the 1951 World Series.

ht-hander was “The an afternoon. Both teams are undefeated. that the big right.

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UP Names Homecoming urocner Top NL Manager Fits HOOSIErs Against Illini

30ST, THE RIGHT Size.

\near collapse on the bench. The last team to beat Prince- a. a »

it was Cornell back in 1049. At/Both Michigan teams are favored] YANKEE public relations distake is the Ivy League title plus|ag Michigan State beats Pitts-|rector Arthur Patterson sald Dr.

By United Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 26—Leo

Durocher—by a unanimous Fo... o | GELOPOLOUS |top consideration for the Lambert burgh and Michigan downs Min- George E. Bennett would perform - NEW Yi vote-—~was the United Press| .. ; ol \Trophy. It will be very close. Inesota. Oklahoma A&M is se- the operation but that the exact : : or of Indiana's question - mark '|Cornell is our choice. flected to beat Detroit, date had not been set. Rocky Ma National League mente Fo Hoosiers and Illinois’ exclam- JO Ror Raster firiportance is| so» Raschi, who Won 24 games aad Brockton sl the vear today,’ winning } es . : 1H /the Pennsylvania - Navy game] : . lost 10 last season, has a four an + sward after disproving his own atory Illini exchange an 'l 'which our scout will be watching, FNACTLY 364 days after the , p16 vear major league. record, belt aging J

finish as we play Navy next. Penn is Crash Purdue Visits the Notre i, .|uding World Series and all favored. Columbia, Boston Unij- Dame stadium. If ever a team gi, games, of 95 victories and

versity and Holy Cross are picked Nad sufficient reason to achieve ony 40 Josses. He is 32 years old.

theory that ‘nice guys for an “T"" and the “T" for the

jast T" at Bloomington (Indiana) toDurocher morrow.

tirement toni; self top conte weight crown

baseball's re The setting lacks nothin to beat Army, Temple and Brown, 20 Objective we have one tomor-| Boasting 3 formed bad man a g row. I know Purdue has one also. 5 the confident ormed ag mas hy It's Indiana's Homecoming—a a. 8 8 Stu Holcomb's teams have al. A s Add Farm Club was nar 5 a chance for most of the capacity HARVARD'S winning streak twa wv t lat : : Qgt. 28 (UP) Fiah cissplag ar ie a mt ways en ut more gil has PUULADELEIA 028 UF 2. Fight on a * hoard "ol .- is the Indiana team Hoosier fans ‘Other games favor Fordham over nye wp ES THE P Indianapol veteran baseball will have fun coming home to. Syracuse, Lehigh over NYU, Col- Year they won only two games. Have signed a working agres- have a chan writers, three . 2 gate over Yale and Penn State This year they have Won ond so ment with the St. Hyacinthe team round Louis. from each Igague DISGRUNTLED ALUMNI whos over West Virginia. San Francisco far. We will do our utmiost to of Quebec in the Class € Pros night. It'll A bios or of kicked about Indiana's inept. should complete their eastern trip Se® that they don’t match their vincial League. The A's now hav at. Hi! e = £1pp Eo ness will be among those on hand with a win over St. Bonaventure. 1950 record tomorrow afternoon. ‘nine farmelubs,. 3 ar Will Coo, bi a oN Yo red \ / for the 1:30 p. m. kickoff hoping Key conference contests high-|~ 1 er Wil comb Giants, who lec Durocher the inoculation of the Hoosiers’ and aggressiy

them to the most "miraculous in-the-stretch pennant

inspiring 32 to 10 victory over Ohio State Saturday will continue

light the Southwestern schedule for Saturday. Undefeated Baylor will have trouble with Texas A&M

attempt to s! has symboliz

triumph of modern in was deadening the pain of their alum- but should defeat the Aggies. Rice Open Friday and Saturday All Day ‘TH 6 A years. acclaimed for the qaring re ni's wounded pride, visits the Texas Longhorns who Open Monday ‘Til 8 P. M.—Other Nights ‘Til 5:30 Louis was switches that transformed the “gation in the vital Big Ten are Hoking their Wounds and ‘we today to tag team into 8 fgg Niners clash is widespread. Can Indiana's look for a retugn to form by haired Italian IT WAS a new Durocher in this alumni continue racing their Texas. w v4 The feat in their role where he fought his way to motors for a lasting, smoother * = = Madison Squa

the top again just four seasons + after he had to sit out of the game for an entire vear while serving a suspension for “conduct detrimental to baseball.” His conduct this year was detrimental only to teams which played the Giants. Instead of roaring at the umpires and getting himself

booted out of game after game]

as in. the past,

he concentrated |

ride ahead? Or will Indiana's pur-

Two games involving Hoosier teams are billed tonight. Unbeaten Valparaiso is at. Ball State and Indiana State plays Heidelberg at Tiffin, O. Tomorrow's encounters include: Wabash at Franklin, DePauw at Hope, Mich.,, Earlham at Taylor and Manchester at Anderson.

OKLAHOMA gets another stiff test, but will pass it by beating Colorado. Surprising Texas Tech gets the nod over Arizona. With Johnny Bright on the doubtful list any hope Drake may have had against strong Iowa State has vanished. Kansas is favored over « Kansas State and a tossup game giyes a slight edge to Nebraska over Missouri. ” ” ”

Cast-offs for the many—laces and velvet for the few—such was men’s clothing in olden days. Only the rich had tailors and you could tell 8 man's

NOT-S0-GOOD OLD. DAYS

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» THIS signif a 37-year-old comeback tral “comer” was about 16,000 millions more on the most coast TV netv Because th or-break figh receive 45 p«

fortune by his clothes. Now, a stock clerk can wear hand-tailored suits and look os prosperous as & banker,

his vocal energies upon exhorting his players to greater effort. When! they won, he gave them all the | credit. When the team bogged

proceeds; Ma: cent.” A knocl ing would sh

WASHINGTON State will down Oregon to make it two in a row over teams from the neigh-

ring football machine sputter again after giving its graduates a quick, surface charge with its

down in an early season 11-game|jet's - win-this - one-for - Smitty” boring state. Stanford ap- ' i of being the . losing streak that left them ap- conquest of the once-feared eo 3 proaches its most important game IT S TOPCOAT TIME! 3 capture the | parently hopeless also-rans, he wicz juggernaut? as they journey to Seattle to play CHOOSE YOUR WARM, LIGHT TOPCOAT FROM 3 It will be Ji took all the blame. : Indiana has something intangi- Washington. We look for another MANY STYLES FABRICS AND COLORS AT © fight since he . NCE aor 2 the World Ple on its side. Its -predecessors upset here as Washington defeats THE ! ’ ; © Ezzard Char ge I ONC TE oe and onjPonI3to Tin 19M and Hi to Tin Stanford. LEON'S. WALK IN WITHOUT ONE, WALK OUT © 1950. Since Series w ions in the amaz- 1946 in the only two meetings of The Souht's top three teams, WEARING ONE! © feat, Louis only a few occasions In tch wer the two rivals on Hoosier soil Maryland, Tennessee and Georgia ; ' - cisions and ing run down the stretch were| 19,3 Tech, all are favored to keep their © His best vic

fans subjected to the old familiar i.»

sight of Durocher jawing at an ,y 1946 yNDJANA was a thorn umpire. When he did have a com- 3 hiv od i the serles about the! oh the side of the Rose-Bowl tion of Lefty Ed Lo-| champion Illini, who won the Conpitching mo or conference | ference title despite its only loop pat, he had a quie loss to Indiana that year. That's

with the umpires—"“because I| when Budd 3 y Young gained 150 didn't want to get involved in a0 yards between the sidelines and 11

records clean. Tennessee should have little difficulty with Tennessee Tech. Maryland and Georgia {Tech will have more trouble with LSU and Vanderbilt, but will come out on top. ~ = ”

round kayo © most of the 5 peared lackin ~ | ordination an « particularly 1 ~ last bout wit Baltimore on

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rhubarbs.” ards between the goallines. will Le repounding from 4 51 10.7, ) STRONG Southern teams such - But it wasn’t just his new dia- y Past oy ane he LOWe ! fumpte-gripped shackling by Wis- have won four of their five starts, as Kentucky, Mississippi State, NEVER A CARRYING CHARGE MEANWHI mend ethics and his becoming Bl He TA ren is consin last week. Miami also overall. Hanover has tasted de- puke and North Carolina are IF YOU WISH CREDIT hotable victor ‘good egg” that won him the] of the 25 meetings and shared tivo ! holds a 7 to 0 sway over Purdue. feat twice outside the league. slight favorites to beat Florida, sixth-round accolade. For in the maneuvering| “ . Notre Dame has only the 27 to. Fox, who threw for one TD last Alabama, Virginia and Wake Layne, who

of them with Hoosier teams. This year’s crop of high-powered

WE TAILOR MEN'S

20 setback by SMU marring its week and scored one himself, Forest. four-game shcwing. The Irish operates behind a beefy line,

Two remaining games The foresee William and Mary beating

the No. 1 “w stiffened Rex

of players, handling of pitchers, and gambling in key situations,

J. B. Whitworth has admitted nell, a 19-for-29 aerial artist, leads] Tackle Wilbanks Smith used an|the Illini pitchers who've hit 39 illegal block on Bright last Sat-|of 65 pass attempts for 432 yards.|

Matching Illinois’ 721-yard rush-

THREE OF PURDUE'S top of|fensive unit—Phil Klezek, Earl! Heninger and Fullback Jerry,

paraiso and righted itself {downing stubborn Ball State two weeks ago, 20 to 14.

SCORES AGAIN

urday. Sa jing total are veteran backs Gene| Thorpe—have been ailing and rane re ii 2 : Gedman, a 4.9 ball-toter; Bobby may Fe limiteq duty. J ate oy to a | : Humm! er en fe i ase conn a me mn Kantucky’s Favorite Straight Bour | four- yards a crack, and Jerry Leahy faces 2 continued * “Zuara-| They'll meet an Evansville Purple] DETROIT, Oct. 26 (UP) pic” Naw Castle's sophomore bugaboo.” After losing two Aves elev that’ h Ee g| * 5 —State Sen. Charles Blondy 0." 0) 0 60 r. vard - a - try SUards in pre-season, he lost Paul oes S Bren Bre ard-hit Wi said today he plans to in- |s sedster. Indiana has rushed for Burns for the season and now gradua op 0sses ut reined by] ° troduce a bill in the Michi- Pp Freshman Guard Frank Varrichi- °n¢ Of the state's top coaching]

gan -legisiature— forbidding a race track from selling pari-mutuel tickets on a horse whose owner “doesn’t honestly think will win.” “Often a horse is entered

[771 yards in four games. Lou D'Achille, the little south-

{paw whip-lash who sparked Jdndiana's offensive against Ohio]

¢State, could be the key man in!

{the Hoosier show again.

Tone will imp parttime on offensive. Virgil Bardash will replace It was a year ago that Purdue |cracked the legend of Notre |Dame’s grid dynasty with a 28

strategists Don Ping. ;

IC in Title Race If Indiana Central can bottle up Quarterback Gary Fox, the slimly-manned Greyhounds can

he was the Durocher of old, mak- | Hii, winned of Tour Sesion In- also lead the Purdue-Irish series Hanover wall embraces 214-pound Richmond and North Carolina AND LADIES' GARMENTS Champion E ing the best use of the talent at Te BE a 33 Jerdie over with a 1-5 triumphs, five losses Tackle Ray Greene; 295-pound State downing Virginia Tech. quired 11 rou hand, rons zane ae ° DSi as and two stalemates. [3ackle Joe Springer; 212-pound| Main attraction in the Big Ten kayo oves, Li | pn, Homecoming Hopes [Guard Ken Pack, and 245-pound pits undefeated Northwestern TAILORING Pittsburgh. ht B lieves | ILLINOIS, which leads the Con- Butler hopes to make its ends ’ : lagainst fast improving Wiscon- COMPA Y Rocky woul rg ell ferencg with twice - victorious meet tomorrow. oh ral, wien has yielded only Sh ur Shoice iS isoonas. tonight were Michigan, has another psychologi- Already minus stellar wingman => Points to its opposition in five| The leader in 3 conierence, ficulties he Mother Knows Best cal vesbon to throw at the %ies Crumicv, Butler may gan Sarmes, wii counter with fleet- Dizols is picked over high riding 235 Massachusetts Avenue Applegate on T is Won . ; oote rowe, who has racked Indiana. {ia Simmons on J DES MOINES, 1a., Oct. 26 (UP) ;pumped-up Hoosiers. Illinois won't to hobble along at the left flank | va LEW sisi : . . In The Middle of The First Block _ Johnny Bright, the nation’s show complacency in tomorrow's without peppery John Gilson when = Six touchdowns ‘2nd. 375 yards) lowa J feel Ohio Sales 2 The Brock leading ground gainer whose loop engagement since Wisconsin the Bulldogs entertain Evansville : 38 Season: —— wrath as the I Dekeyes red ound. ieee iin geikakind broken jaw caused a bitter quar- was held to a 6-all deadlock with amid annual homecoming festivirel between Drake and Oklahoma Ohio State two weeks ago. ties. “ Boorse 55 kay A and ‘M, will not play in the Indiana, humiliated 33 to 14 by Gilson, a welterweight, Whol He Jnr Lo . Drake-lowa State football clash [Miehigas in i» giber league start, ) played only one varsity year at DY sax Cl Saturday. aces a team that's fated no worse §8 end for Tech last season, Has al Cha The Drake ace said doctors had than fourth-best in the nation. bad leg and may yield to Don about 25 pour told him he might be able to see| Reasons for that badge of dis- Campbell, a Juntor Sanker, Mi Gls ha Hiirted auty at the homecoming tinction center around AM-Ameri- = = : : ght, reach. game, but that his - mother had|can Johnny Karras, who's aver- STALLED’ OFFENSIV ELY byl . LARGES' hegged Coach Warren Gaer not'aging 4.9 yards a carry; Don Joe's 12 to 6 setback last week, | oF Lisel to use him. Stevens. a 6.8 performer in 38 Conch Tony Hinkle's young Bull- g- RUGS “I know Johnny will ery, but tries Fullback Bill Tate. who 0gs try generating more growl don’t let him play,” she said. maqves 4.8 yard each trip, and Full- EVANSVILLE ACE—Fullback in “their second bid for another Lava 107 the + Drake has protested the injury, back Pete Bachouros, a 5.9 hur- Jerry David. Indiana College Conference tri- * HM whi , spe- i i h a Tyme Helienle; depleted stalwarts for their an- ier unearthed itself from un-| TANTS | Kansas City Sunday. Aggie Coach] QU ARTERBACK Tom O'Con- nual Irish Hyany. + derneath a crushing loss to Val-| Term semen

{ e just for a work- | y a 8.8 | force Hanover to share its wealth ha race Jus er AX | BUT DEFENSIVELY, Capt. to 14 bombshell that exploded the in the Hoosier College Conference out,” Blondy sald. “But the [y....y van Ooyen, who ignsted Irish 39-game myth without de- headliner at Delavan Smith field We Hove Ju: Of F hettors don’t know it Indiana's defenders along with feat over four years. tomorrow. The kickoff's at 1:30 Machine Th and: they plunk Sows Hels |Back Johnny Davis and Mel, Reinforced Notre Dame is likely p. m. : Give You TI Wo Ieks without a chance pecket last week, can provide the to remember also that hopped-up. Hanover boasts a three-game t's ane: ir 1 aceept |big answer in silencing the Illini's| Purdue dropped a great thriller, {stréak in the Conference, topping MAYFAI

wagers he said.

Maloof Cues Victory

Al Maloof defeated Earl Hunter } to 3% in 100 innings in the three-cushion billiard tour-

such

big guns, After overpowering UCLA

to 13, Illinois later climbed on

Syracuse for a 41 to 20 free-for-|

‘all and outlasted Washington's

tough Huskies, 27 to 20. Indiana's 13 to 6 victory over

28 to 27, at South Bend three

Harts, puckas.

the Stitkos and the

” » » QUARTERBACK Dale Samuels, the one man most responsible for

second-place Central, which has a

27 years ago after out-playing the 3.1 mark. Tri-| 5

You Name It!

Pitt temporarily soothed that 48 bursting the Irish bauble last 1 : ¢ t the Board of Trade Par- ” : . : Yo . te of T {to 8 opening debacle at Notre year, will try it again. Samuels : (WE HAVE IT!) i Coming from behind Maloof Dame and the Hoosiers’ greatest has hit on 41-of 89 aerial pitches

yvercame a 21-to-14 lead held by triumph over an Ohio State team for a .471 average and 465 yards.

Hunter, The winner had

runs of three and the loser three 8an mauling.

runs of three.

Play will be resumed next week. tomorrow,

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