Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1951 — Page 20

By FRANK LEAHY

Head Coach, University of Notre Dame

BEFORE LEAVING Baltimore last Saturday evening several people asked us just how we would go about pre- _

paring for our big game with Michigan State this coming Saturday. Due to the heavy snow which has fallen in South Bend it may be necessary for us| £84 3 to alter our plans slightly to] FRIDAY PRACTICE consists concur with’ the wishes of the/of but one hour of limbering up weatherman, but {exercises and running through a the following is s |few basic plays. Nothing strenuour general ous, but just enough to allow the schedule for th players to work off any nervous week. . tension, We had a4 { On Saturday morning at 11:30 meeting with our § {we will step off the train in East squad from 12:30 |Lansing, Mich. At 5 p. m. we untii 1 p. m. {Will step back on the train to reMonday at which {turn to South Bend. The result time they were {of a full week's work will be exgiven the scout- * {pended in the interim. Our hope ing report on : han iF jis that it won’t have been wasted.

Saturday’s opponent, Before the Frank Leahy

players arrived our assistant ln CIN@ Blocks

coach listed the names and num-|

be f all th h bers of all the opponents on the Nae] for ” ® i Ted Williams

arrived he went over this list and By United Press

discussed the ability of each man, pointing out who passes, who kicks, and any special attributes of / other players. a.» CHICAGO, Nov. 7— Lou NEXT HE went over their Boudreau, new manager of formations and plays, putting! special stress on the plays the| che gold plated Boston Red opponent has used in particularly SOX, was willing to shed his -im portant situations. These top salaried employee;« Ted— Wil “bread and butter” plays are the|liams, for Chicago's Chico Carones we must stop to remain in|rasquel today, but the White Sox contention during the game. {weren't ready to deal. After going over the offense] “I'm afraid that (Paul) Richcompletely he gave their defense'ards is going to have to worry the same attention. In this phase along with Carrasquel for a while their most effective defensive l0nger,” Sox General Manager plan is of prime importance. Frank Lane said. Where is each player stationed! 2 2.° = when. the offense badly meeds a, NO, CARRASQUEL is one of vard or less for a first down? the fellows we're going to keep,”

Lane added. “We'll deal a lot of That is what our quarterback . would like to know. fellows, but Carrasquel (Orestes),

!Minoso, (Nelson) Fox, (Eddie) Practice starts at 3:30 and Robinson, (Billy) Pierce and runs until 5:30. On Monday we (Saul) Rogovin, we're goipg to usually allow the lads who played keep those.” ’ most of Saturday's game to have, “I was thinking today that in the afternoon off. The reserves the winter of 1948 when I came get with our scout and he gives here we asked waivers on our them the plays of our future op- whole ball club, and got them. ponent—both offensively and de- There's some now we wouldn't fensively. They work until 5:30/ask waivers on, and we couldn't in an effort to perfect these ma- 8¢t them If we did.” neuvers. | Boudreau disclosed that the 8 8 = {Red Sox already have discussed On Tuesday the entire squad 2 Willlams-Carrasquel dicker with is on the field and after ten min- the White Sox, but Lane said the utes of calisthenics each player negotiations were indirect. | = n zn reports to his respective assistant he . ai oY coach for 20 minutes of group EoANE TURNED us down, work. In this period the coaches = eau said, adding that the go over the mistakes of the pre- ussion occurred before the

. : White Sox acquired Guillermo Mivious Saturday as shown in the .. 4. Fs . game movies, and they tv to , a 23-year-old Cuban short-

istop, from the Washington Sencorrect these errors. From 4 un-iators two weeks ago for 32-year-

tii 5 p. m.. we have dummyiold Third Baseman Floyd Baker scrimmage with our first teams and cash. running against the defense and «Now that they've got Miranda, the offense we expect to face on it might be different,” Boudreau Saturday afternoon. said. “We're not going to do anyIn the dummy scrimmage no thing until the winter meetings, bodily contact is involved as we but we'll be interested in talking want the lads to completely @8bout it some more. At least familiarize themselves with the We'll find out if they're interplans before they have to be ®Sted- ; alert for physical contact. From pe agreed that he'd talk to e Red Sox about getting Wil5 p. m. until 5:20 particular at-\,. "yt not at the price of Cartention is paid to any new plays : .

rasquel. we plan to use on Saturday. Then, 9 2

after ten minutes of calisthenics it is time to take. a shower, eat Takes 8th Place Times Special

and hit the books. NEW YORK, Nov. T7—Tiring

= = N ED? t big day after eight days of jumping, WEDNESDAY IS the big day Velvet Lassie, owned by Mrs.

with the same pattern being fol- : J lowed except that the scrimmage Hubert Thomas of Indianapolis, is “live” Actual blocks and Slipped to ¢ighth place in the tackles take the place of the $2000 open jumping stake last dummy work, and the coaches night as the 63d National Horse stand as close to the action as Show closed at Madison Square possible and make all necessary Garden. Winner in the class was corrections. By the time this/All Afire; owned by H. M. Wilscrimmage ‘is over we have a liams of Annville, Pa.

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. {—The chairman of the University of Indjana's athletic committee said today he didn’t think the school has any-

one in mind to replace head foot-|

ball coach Clyde Smith who resigned yesterday under fire.

Professor John Mee said “our

minds are completely open on the

subject.” “I'm just as surprised as everybody else.” Mee said.

u = n { THE COMMITTEE will hold its

next regular meeting Nov. 16, at which time the coaching problem will be brought up. Campus speculators, meanwhile, offered the names of least three coaches as possible =successors to Smith. They included former IU star Chuck Bennett, now a coach at Lagrange, Ill; Northwestern University Assistant Johnny Kovatch, former IU

end coach, and Pete Rucinsky veteran high school coach at East Chicago, Ind., Roosevelt All three also were mentioned

before Smith was selected to’ succeed Alvin N. (Bo) McMillin in 1948.

= = a SMITH SUBMITTED his resignation, effective the end of this

"season, to Atnietic Director Paul

J. (Pooch) Harrell. The Hoosiers have three games left—Minnesota, Michigan State and Purdue. Smith has received strong criticism from university students and alumni groups. Last month unidentified students distributed mimeographed pamphlets asking: “What's Wrong With Our Football Team?” Alumni leaders in Chicago also have said they weren't satisfied with Smith's coaching job but previously indicated they were going to wait until the season's end “to see how his record looked then.”

= La = SINCE HE became coach three years ago Smith's teams have totaled eight victories against 2 defeats and one tie. Smith broke the news to his Hoosiers during afternoon practice. It came as a shock to his players. “I can hardly believe it.” said Senior Tackle Ed Roth. “If this is the truth I am glad this is my last year of football.”

= = = I. U. PRESIDENT Herman B Wells praised Smith and said the coach had “worked very hard” to develop the school’s football program. “We are sorry to him leave us and students, the facuilty, alumni and friends of the university ‘wish him the very best in all of his future undertakings,” Wells said. Smith had shrugged off earlier criticism. of his coaching record. He said he expected it because he was a coach and added “we have a young team and have made a lot of mistakes.” However, the critical fire aroused his squad. They fought back to upset top-rated Ohio State, 32 to 10, in one of the season's major upsets. Since then the Hoosiers have lost to Illinois and Wisconsin for a conference record of one win against three losses.

have

Smith said he had no future plans. “I have had no offers and am

not interested in any right now. I'm not making any plans until after our last game.” Smith said he resigned ‘because I wanted to, and that’s all there is to it.” He made no other comment.

pretty tired group of lads who welcome a light workout on their new plays before leaving the field. By Thursday we are getting close and can't risk taking chances on injuries. Dummy scrimmage is the main attraction with considerable time being spent on pass plays. It is easier! to complete passes in dummy scrimmage, and the team gets an

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HORNETS' NEST-LE—The weatherman didn't stop Howe's Hornets yesterday. Coach Sam Kelle

and his improved Howe team moved indoors for a briefing as Coach Kelley and Quarterback Dick Schrier (front) map out plans for Howe's final city game of the year against Crispus Attucks at Howe tomorrow. Game time is 1:30 p. m. Second row (left to right): Jack Schlegel, Dave Pasch, Dick Stanley, Ron. Cooper afd Bob Pannell. Third row: Bob Henninger, Bill Stafford, Jack Milli, Leroy Thompon Thomas. Howe, which started with three lettermen, has won three of four city games

son and and five of nine overzall this season.

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Champs.

Bisons Add 2 Players

Gavilan-Janiro in Nontitle Bout The bout will be televised over WFBM-TV at 9 p. m.

DETROIT, Nov. 7 (UP)—Welterweight Champion Kid Gavilan ANY NATTY i and Middleweight , Tony Janiro STRENGTHE! ED by the were expected to draw a crowd of acquisition of Defensemen about 8000 for their nontitle bout Sam Lavitt and Dannv Sum: at Olympis Stadium tomight. mers, the Buffalo Bisons will make their first hockey appearance of the season in the Coliseum tomorrow night The Eastern Division club that has won only two of eight games, were snowed out in St. Louis last night and are scheduled in Cincinnati tonight before taking on the Caps here tomorrow. promised * a » the weiter LAVITT has been

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Inside for Workout

How's a football team find the snow? Well, it's tough sledding in practice. Ask Butler. The Bulldogs were chased inside yesterday. Snow and rain didn't mix well with a “T” formation. It was the first indoor workout the Bulldogs since the season opened Unless the weather lifts Butler will have to face Washington in St. Louis Saturday without any real workouts. Only today and tomorrow are left for practice.

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GP i 1 Pts. G CG any post-season bowl games, the pitishurgn 10 2 1 618 1°19 university ' faculty committee on 3 : B + J apa athletics ruled today. ! t 3 8 3 0 13 30 15 - ANAPOLIS 12 4 7 1 9 31 a3 — — - Eastern Division w 1 Pts. G OG * 5 3 2 12 34 213 Pick All-Star Team Fj nud I 3 3 1 5 18 3B he all-league fc e Syracuse 2.8% 0 4 28 26 Th I-league hotball team, RESULTS LAST NIGHT annually selected by the coaches Cleveland 3. Hershey 3 (tle i vi uffal t St. Louis, canceled, sn of the Capital District Conference, Bytfaio a Tho AL LEAGUE now was picked last night at the vw 5, PU $Y group's meeting at Shephard’s 5 3 2 12 30 17 Restaurant. 1311432 The choices were. Eng 3 4 2 8 18 24 Lawrence C ] r x It 1 TT 10 28 a Packie Gin rt ESULTS lin Tw Mess 3 0. Detroit 0 itle Guards—H Meyer r IT kame 5 ie Roy awrence Central;

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Pike Twp.: B Lawrence Central: and

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Tech 7, Kokomo 39.

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Shortridge over Broad Ripple (2 p. m.)—Air Command. « Cathedrgl over Sacred Heart at CYO (8 p. m.)—CYO

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