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By FRANK LEAHY Hoad Football Coach, University of Notre Dame

ALTHOUGH SECTIONS of California and Texas will football experts. have some justification in disputing the point, from our dog point of view tomorrow's most important game takes place East Lansing tomorrow.

-4n East Lansing, Mich.," where the number three team in Notre Dame loss is no sure thing. the nation hosts our once-beaten —————ee

Irish.

It marks the first time since

1945 that a Notre Dame football team has entered the

derdog, and this 2 is a role we like, On the strength of the performances of both teams to date it appears that the Spartans may be » i

too strong for Frank Leah us. But we aren't pay

conceding an inch and regardless

of how the scoreboard reads at

the end of the game not one per- A son who sees the contest will be SU

lodist to stay In conference con-

{tention

| Arkansas gets the nod over {Rice and Oklahama is picked to {beat Missouri. Colorado A & M, {Wyoming and Colorado are faNew {Mexico and Utah, while Kansas and Tulsa should defeat Loyola

{vored to beat Montana,

land Kansas State. }

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PERHAPS THE closest game

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IN.D.-Spartan Battl

Irish Enter Game 6-Point Underdogs |

| CAN NOTRE DAME shortfeircuit Michigan State's pow-! lerhouse? If the Irish do, it

will shock some bookies and

| Irish are 6-point underthe big game in| But a

The s for

That's why a capacity-plus crowd of 51,000 will be on hand. And that's why the Irish-Spartan meeting is the top game of the| day in the nation? |

Irish backers feel that the only: 1

perfect figuring was done by the sculptor of Venus de Milo. They are not having any pre-game] ‘Spartan victory. Notre Dame's ready for this one. It's been pointing for the unbeaten Spartans all seasonr " =

GAME

THE high in the

in the South will be the Duke- public fancy, but below see-level

Wake Forest clash. Duke is com- in Indianapolis. vote. Auburn and Georgia Tech will continue to be the two most imas burn downs a tough Mississippi

ing fast and gets our

proved teams in ‘the South

able to say that our Notre Dame team and Tech beats V.M.I

boys were outfought.

Our lads are prepared to play

60 minutes of best

the

football

they are capable of playing. It will be a worthwhile event for the some 60 million people who will have a chance to see it on their television screen. = =n z ON THE West Coast it seems

quite certain that the Pacific Conference representative the Rose Bowl will be determined by the outcome of the Southern Cali-

‘ for

fornia-Stanford game. When two

undefeated teams meet a fine game always results. But, when two undefeated teams, both fighting for the conference title and a subsequent trip fo Pasadena meet, one of the season's top contests is bound to take place. Our pick is Southern California in a thriller

Relegated to second place in the

spotlight this week is the game between Washington and Cali- = fornia. Prior to the season it

loomed as the game of the week. Although not in that categorv it will be a good one with California winning.

UCLA will have to be just as strong as they were last week in order to beat Oregon State, I believe they will do it. Washington State and College of Pacific round out the schedule with wins over Idaho and Denver. » rs = IN ANOTHER game that may decide the New Year's Day representative, Texas entertains Baylor. These teams are two of the best in the nation and we like

National leaders, Maryland and Tennessee will enhance their ratings by beating Navy and Washington and Lee. The coming team in the South Is Kentucky which got off to a slow start—they should beat Tulane. North Carolina and William and Mary Will defeat Virginia and Virginia Tech.

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BOSTON COLLEGE is reach-

ing its peak but Clemson appears too strong on their home grounds.

L8S.U.,

Southern. South Carolina

Georgia over Florida. In the East, Princeton is stil

Miami and Alabama are the choices over Vanderbilt, Chattanooga and Mississippi is favored over West Virginia and

There'll be no television on WFBM-TV, However, radio will be on hand in the

form. of the Mutual, American and Columbia Broadcasting Systems. Tune-in time is 12:30 p. m. CST).

The Irish-Spartan clash is big, but is doesn't get all’ the news space tomorrow. Other games of state interest are-scheduled. Thay include | Indiana at Minnesota; Purdue at Northwestern; Butler at Washington of St. Louis; Indiana Central at Manchester; Lake Forest at unbeaten DePauw; Hoosier Conference champion Hanover at no. loss, one tie Wabash; Ball State at James Millikin; Wilming-

ton at Earlham; Franklin at Anderson; Rose Poly at Principia; Wheaton at perfect-record Val-

paraiso. Evansville was scheduled at Marshall (W. Va.) tonight.

Notre Dame At Michigan State

THE IRISH at 5-1 have their

going strong. Harvard won't 8tOP work cut out for them. Michigan

the Tigers.

Holy Cross looks bet- gtate is

11, Army over Citadel Fans and writers

ter eac quette will be the victim. sectional ames favor Boston Univesity over Oregon, Michigan over Cornell and Villanova over Detroit. Pittsburgh has another opponent — and Ohio State wil beat the Panthers. Brown

gets Dame

in six games

h week—this week Mar- snd well up in the national rank-

Inter- ings

Last season Michigan State won a 36-33 thriller Notre Dame. still limp Tomorrow's clash

ot are

from that one

tough may. follow the same pattern.

Coaches Frank

Leahy of Notre Biggie Munn of the

and

the nod over Rutgers and Penn Spartans are expected to shoot State should edge out Syracuse. the works. Michigan State had an

Columbia is a slight favorite over off day la

Dartmouth, = = » MIDWESTERN headed by

OTHER

counters are

Indiana gets the vote over Min

st Saturday while Notre was playing under wraps Navy. The press box at

Dame

against

en- the Navy game was loaded with the Spartan scouts. in-Penn gamge in which in should eke out a win.

Indiana at Minnesota INDIANA WANTS this one for

nesota and Purdue should peat Clyde Smith. And the odds favor

Northwestern.

to be careful of a letdown, but

will take Iowa.

Cincinnati continues to roll and see the team through its

Illinois will have a Hoosier victory.

Smitty plans to resign at the end of the season. He's said he'll

Texas by a very close score. A will have little trouble with Ohio three games. Minnesota is the

thriling game should see Texas U. A & M edging out Southern Meth- column by beating Iowa State. |

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performed gallantly in losing to ally their ends. Hard-hitting ends to ) It was a moral have been tough on Butler this and iseason. They clear the way for said.

E | : {backs on flank runs.

hit the win first of the three.

Minnesota has yet to win a

conference victory, a 32-10 upset of Ohio State. Last week Indiana

Wisconsin, 6-0.

‘it

JOHNNY.ON-SPOT—Notre Dame will rely heavily on Quarterback Johnny Mazur against Michigan State tomorrow.

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the game. praises of the Washington scout. The Bears’ have a surplus of good things,

Indiana Central

At Manchester

"INDIANA CENTRAL winds up of the two figh its season tomorrow. At stake will agreement be second place in Conference.

nice They'd something to remember them by,

H. S. Cage Scores

{ Jnskaan Twp. (Clinton) 63, Jefferson Twp. (Clinton) 42

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Purdue Loses Ace Linebacker

Times State Service LAFAYEYTE, Nov. 9 Holcomb and the Purdue Boilermakers received a jolt today when they lost their No. 1 defensive linebacker. Don Fife, a sophomore from Reno, Nev, was dropped from the squad because of scholastic ineligibility. He had failed to keep up the required number of courses because of irregular attendance at class. Fife was a center and considered the No. 1 man on defense and the No. 2 man on offense. Purdue is scheduled to play at Northwestern Saturday. Speculation at present is that Coach Holcomb will call on John Lynch, a freshman, to fill in for Fife.

victory, something Smitty's critics tend to ignore. = = ” TOMORROW'S GAME may be just what Fullback Gene Gedman of Indiana ordered. The Gophers are soft in the middle. That's perfect for a good fullback like Gedman. Minnesota isn’t a strong passdefense team, either. Indiana

Quarterback Lou D'Achille may

play on that weakness if weather behaves.

Purdue at Northwestern

PURDUE HAS one Big Ten victory and a desire to move into the first division. Otherwise Purdue hasn't very much. Northwestern has a passes well, rFuns fehds fiercely. At 4-2 on the season the Wildchts are the logical pick. Purdue has a 2-4 record. A bright spot for Purdue is the recovery of injured Backs Earl Heninger, Phil Klezek, Jerry Thorpe and Don Kasperan. Their return will take a few wrinkles from Coach Stu Holcomb's face. Holcomb has had to go with youngsters such as Jim Whitmer, Rex Brock and Max Schmeling the last two weeks. The youngsters delivered enough to put the injured veterans on their mettle.

the

lot +

hard and de-

tinal Butler at Washington

BUTLER AND Washington use similar plays. So Tony Hinkle

~————— Big Ten start. Indiana has one KnOWs what he has to deal with. do

But the similarity fails to cheer Hinkle. He fears the Bears, especi-

Hinkle's Bulldogs are tough in

'the middle of the line, but erratic _, ; . on the flanks. Washington's backs Title Against Graziano are expected to exploit the weakness.

Butler takes a 3-3-1 And .ijt

record into

carries the

Spy says the Bulldogs

gotiations betwee

the Hoosier

The Greyhounds have been a

wonder team. It's beer a wonder

hat they've won four of seven

y X H 32, Cris : games. Coach Walt Bartkiewicz Evansvilie Bose 46 ‘Owensboro, Ky. jo. feel its oats. did it with just 27 men. That's a RR

ribute to Walt and the hard-

working kids who wear Central suits,

= w A PLAYING THEIR last. game

{for Central will be guards Walt Dininger, Dale Robinson and Dave Robinson, Tackle Renaldo Savenelli and Fullback Dave Shaw.

The five seniors think it's been playing for Bartkiewicz. like to give Manchester

00.

Winslow 69, Holland 39

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Spartan Prexy P Blasts Bowls

By United Press EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov. 9—The root of all evil in collegiate football lies in the traditional post-season bowl games, the president of Michigan State College said today. When asked if the unbeaten Michigan State football team is in the market for a bowl bid, Dr. John A. Hannah, president of the college, replied that “if I had my way, there would be no bowl games at all.” “If any of the alleged evils exist in collegiate football all, I feel they may be attributable to such post-season contests as so-called bowl. games where all sorts of pressures and commercial factors may be at work,” the col- #88 lege president said stanchly. GHOST STORIES may 2 4 = the Olymps. But tall HE SAID the rampaging Spar- Never Thev’'ve had tans have received no “feelers” from schools where bowl games are played. Not only that, Hannah said, but none will be con-

high altitude tonight.

Mr. Fred Zollner has beau coup cash and time sembling the Pistons. scouts undoubtedly have equipped with yardsticks,

yards long. Indeed, the

basketball team.

league standings.

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scarce # tales? success against the Pistons already this fall, even -though their two exhibition wins didn't count.in. the

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TO USE A FERRET OR ANY MECHANICAL DEVICE

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The Olymps operate at

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4 Game Seasons

: 4

Thousands of Hoosier hunters

will take to the woods and fields

open.

quail, partridge.

oie

as-

‘are of short duration.

for

Nov. 13.

# | will

i | ridge.

That's by way of saying that the Ft. Wayne Pistons tomorrow as four hunting seasons are in town on a business call. The business consists of meeting the Indianapolis Olymp- : ians at 8:30 in Butler Fieldhouse. spent

Opening are seasons on rabbits, pheasant and Hungarian large number of. hunters will go after birds on the : ! opening day gince their seasons

Rabbits will be in season for the longest period, closing Jan. 10. | Hunters will be "allowed to bag {five per day or have 10 in pos- * | session after two days of hunting. : Pheasant season is the shortest! of all, being open only through. The limit is one cock bird per day. Quail and partridge | be open through Nov. with a limit of 10 per day on quail and five per day on part.

20,

.| All hunters must be licensed ‘ except those hunting on their,

: own property and, as in the past, | Sideret: and - certainly . none Despite their aflinity for high ey no hunting on id played. ' . altitude, the Pistons have heen days. ! in onan Site uke No. Sleairios by little men. What sue- vg % tr tr a Nera . cess" they've enjoyed in their 1-3 i standings. meets Notre Dame in league efforts has been due to) . lliness KOs La Starza

one of the top games of the year here tomorrow. There was talk at Michigan State last year of side-stepping

Western Conference rules to ae- & Det

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“I DON'T know why the sub‘ject should be raised at all this

shot : and 6-5 year,” Hannah said. “In addition

midgets in

Schaus and Art Burris.

Frankie Brian and Boag Johnson. Both Johnson and Brian have to Olymps will see a lot of Ft. jump a goodly distance to touch But shortness: hasn't pre-

feet, Charley Share at 6-11, Larry Foust at 6-9, Jack Kerris at 6-6 Freddie

FREDDIE'S READY — The |, NEW YORK, Nov 9

Wayne's Freddie Schaus tonight.

Dame's fighting Irish football team on its way to East Lansing, Mich. and the “game of the week”

fluenza.

Ball State Game Off

(UP)—! After 24 hours of negotiations,’ Matchmaker Al Weill of the International Boxing Club said he} would have to wait until later to- |

cept a tentative offer to play in vented Boag and Frankie from . {day to anounce any bout to be | the Cotton Bowl. However, those 2Veraging 19 and 17 points, re- Light Breakfast tonight. 3 : § _ aspirations were squelched when! SPectively. o Weill said the heavyweight fight Big Ten members advised the 2 m..0 CHICAGO, Nov. ® (UP) |between Roland La Starza and | Spartans to stick to the by-laws THE PISTONS’ height is awe- —Here's the “light break- {Dan Bucceroni was canceled be-! of the conference. some. They have Don Otten at 7 fast” ordered for Notre |

cause of La Starza's attack of in- |

§ :

; DECATUR, Ill, Nov. 9 (UP)— to my strong personal objecti with higa: r- ’ : asa Aid oF Sona! oike a Johnson and Brian are most oo. ne ® State tomo The football game tomorrow ference we are hound by its rules Pothersome in the back court. tween Millikin Uni

which specifically prohibit postseason games other than the Rose Bowl series with Pacific Coast teams.

tracked. The Pistons

come eligible to compete for the confusing. Big Ten football championship lifts, watch out. until 1953, and hence, could not possibly compete there until Jan. 1, 1954.”

matter. greatest. Foust would

any post-season bowl games tion for All-NBA honors. Is going to stay shut” he

——

Robinson May Defend

{points in a home opener loss

sheff has parlayed his 6-1

NEW YORK. Nov. 9 (UP) a 15.7 average in three games, There is a good chance that 2 a = Sugar Ray Rot will defend . his world middl "% REBOUNDERS Leo Barnhorst

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Graziano at Chicago Stadium, of the Olymps' most serious weakFeb. 20. , ness, offensive rebounding. Coach Managing Director Harry Herm Schaefer has had two days Markson of the International !© iron out the wrinkles.

Boxing Club said today that ne-

“in principle” on the 82s late in the game.

bout but that “nothing has been signed yet.”

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