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WEDNESDAY, N NOV. 1,

‘Cinderella Man’ Carter Smit Defends Title Tonight

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THE PRESS ROX. Meets Aragon In 15 Rounder

By United Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14] Jimmy Carter, boxing’s new-

By FRANK LEAHY Head Football Coach, University of Notre Dame

WEEKLY TELEVISION programs showing highlights of Saturday's football games have brought the question of football films under considerable discussion. Questions

“ raised are, “How valuable an aid are game films to the . 4 «Cinderella man," lays is football coach?” “If films are ————

important, does the showing of aWay from the others, and single six-months-old world light-

vis jve away any Out all the points they discussed weight crown on the line for the there on toleyiin : the previous afternoon. Prior to first time tonight in a bout with Our answer to question number the showing the head coach al- Art (Golden Boy) Aragon, the one is that football films, if prop-| ways mings i that any nation’s No. 1 contender. erly utilized, are one of the great- I= Slam whic is Had e 1s being The 15-round match in Olymest aids a coach has. Showing|90ne 'n a consiructive manner, pic Auditorfum will be the first |

e land they should accept it ds such.itit1e fight ever televised f i jhem i TV does little or NOl""g times lads who felt they | coast I FE Tom

in order to properly! study a fast moving game film Played good ball on Saturday pf contender Aragon, who's had -a coach must run it back several DISD resent criticism unless they {, work down from a normal are advised that its main purpose

times: fighting weight of about 138] slid is thal int. Dlay ven bel. pounds, makes the 135- -pound| WHEN WE play on Saturday, cr Fr Looioyiemm——————

Indianapolis fight fans will OUR COACHING staff spends’ have a chance to see the fight extra time on“studying the maneu- via WFBM-TV at 9. vers of the more inexperienced |— i players in the movies. Frequent. | limit, the odds- makers likely will ly these men appear very promis- dump their 2-1 spread favoring, ing in practice, but don’t quite live Carter and chalk up anything}

at home, the game film is in our office by 11 a. m. on the following Monday. Such service allows us to review the entire game before discussing its outcome with our players. The most successful method we have found for using

) : : .5lup to expectations in a game./from 7-5 on the champion to the films is to have the entire nrapny times it js some minor fault even-all. coaching staff review them as ipa” ape committing, and it is ° oN. 24” taking his soon as possible. easily discernible in the movies. ARAGON, 21. ‘and taking his

Each coach should concentrate first shot at a title of any kind,

Both our quarterbacks and de-

on the position that is his respon- go, je quarterbacks are ex- as given a Special period of sibility and catalogue all the posed to an additional showing grace” until ring-time to make actions of his men. Following the 4c the fim with a coach in at. Weight before it was Known

showing the staff discusses the tonqance. film at length and individual sug- During this showing these lads half pound or so at the Olympic gestions are made. We always should study how their various Pasement weigh-in. find that in these group discus-\teammates react when they call 1US the first “twilight fight” sions many pertinent points areiq signal, Even thought they are I Modern ring history, set for 7| brought up that were overlooked trained as to know what should P- ™. Pacific Coast time, to give, by the majority in the first run-| Ibe best under certain conditions, astern television viewers a look-| ning of the film. only the movies can show them St¢ before it's past their bedtime.) It is then run again with the just what happens after these CDS carries the TV nationwide specific instances being pointed selections are made. except for a 150-mile radius TV

whether he would carry an extra

We out, and the projector reversed, sn . “blackout” area around. Los a] frequently, se”; that a complete: FEW. PEOPLE realize that Angeles. analysis of thé/problem might be football films are still taking ac- Aragon already holds a win done immediately. Following the tive part in the coach's strategy over Carter from a non-title go second running, the assistant during halftime. When our play- in August—a split 10-round de-| GF coaches list all the points they ers come into the dressing room cision that saw Carter lose the| 8 wish to discuss with their re- between periods, and we have last four rounds when blood ; spective players, and go over Some exceptionally important in- dripping from a cut over his eye these points with the men on the formation to pass along to them, partially blinded him and slowed practice field, in their group ses- We fen refer to the prévious him down. ns, Tuesda = week's movie to clarify our BSE Slo ”, iy jprncon. points. CARTER, WHO came out of ' OUR WEDNESDAY afternoon; Such reminders restore the POXINg obscurity last May to grab players meeting consists of the men’s confidence in the fact that the throne from “aging” Ike Wilrunning of the film for the team’s they .can do the job and their 1aMs With a 14th round kayo, benefit. Our assistant coaches,work in the second half has been 2S ls 9 hes Vining Bl = each sit with their own group, more peas 21 by kayos. He's los an EF Rjeasig. had six draws with one knockout | =; against him. Since taking “the| I crown, he's won five of six, four un © -§ 2 hed 1N¢ lex by knockouts. i — {The contender, who has never Bowl «ss, iried the 15-round route, also has By FRANK ANDERSON . Dick Dunkel’s football rat- Bu ter ore oe Pade st = one knockout against him but el's Too ndiana ’ K ings will be on WFBM-TV to- |, he hasn't lost one of his nine| WABASH AND DePauw are hoping the Monon Bell morrow might from 1035 to | Eimim mrt ds’ Roce" Poly i fights Smee. Join, Ly Davis re-'won't be the moanin’ bell. { ay . . Wesly 2 . . 10:50. | Hanover’ Bs Anderson » 7) lieved Tt AIIfOFTHa Stale The bell is scheduled to ring Saturday in Greencastle 1 Hl. Norma sda “ay - . . PRINCIPAL GAMES {Kent State 83 N. Hamsshire 33 cision in September of 1950. Four when the two old rivals pay their annual toll tax. DePauw SATURDAY : [Mo. Valley = 540 8. W Mast "8 of his wins were kayos. iwill be risking a perfect season. iis Vian Peahable Losers Na mls 851 Onan . f And Wabash is unbeaten and tied He's had lots of each this season. Aubls 3 ke Forest 7! Obe 443 Wooster 3 Tale ° Tape only by Butler He also likes backs. pu 3 Wh @iGNeb | gl EDS ome ion : orl. Wabash backs aren't hard to Sg Dun MILI hr Be lane erie wibet 18 porfoction angie es. They elude Fullback Stan “80. 3! 3 . ALW . 3: ] yr S ic. California *95.1 Oregon 686 Wash'n, Mo, 43:4: Til Wesley an +393 3 815" Height 5 8” Wabash-DePagw pete = ave Nike and Quarterback Jerry HuntsSamiti, 3 MT Bini o) Mooi RIE, 0D y games are Uke man. Stan has scored 38 points pol ie Nebraska | ms Wm. Jewell “413 Central, i 133 0.0 Chest Expanded ars Rk that. The only thing to expect and is’ tied with End Bob HolEee BIEEE Bl Lomm sovmEey hn BE Waltaeh 1 rated the favorite ap Sry. = Seatt ven! cot. H ; “798 ] i ' is rated the favorite. ship. y. a 3 § Sadnbims 889 Lovo Cal 083 ATE AGM" ‘63 pean” pI ; : But that's only because of a throws more than compliments Jdahe 00 ORT os 3 ent ate S38 Penacrsin 4 4.5 i tougher schedule. Wabash was Holstine’s way. Rane aay aad. hy gs 818 Memphis St. “162 | 3 favored last season when it won 2 x» ¢ W435 Lataette 82 BE eras st. gi Concord +133" 34-20 on the strength of a last DePAUW COACH Mike SnaveB21 Na Ba 24 Em ry-Henry J% Rand Macon ‘123 gasp rally. ly is a quiet man. He was worry- , Maryland +1057 NC Sate 333 Grove oF: Bl Cenve 4 s. 2» ing about his thin line in SeptemMiami. 0. 803 W. Reserve 518 HamD, Sins 11 $heonad ]88 SATURDAY'S GAME will be Per: Now he thinks it will do. He Mich *876 No western 81. ; t : S GAME 1 be : : ~oMich. State 014 Indiana 88:3 Miss: Bouth'n 25 pai +192 the 59th meeting of the schools Be IRS Quarterback Bobby Noulame 940 No Carolina +19.0| Murray St 620 W. Ky. State 483 in 61 years. The series stands: > .Pacns Will do. : saR1 1 State 7 g| NE. Louisiana “56.1 La. College 34.5 . : : Bobby, an Indianapolis Broad Jiishoma 8 A 181, Poasporas Bt. ‘38.3 Fresno St 39.8 28 Wabash wins, 25 DePauw wins de Fenn rms +13 3, BYesbyterian 485 Erskine “21.0 Ripple-graduate, has scored 43 of Preah a3 Vim 113 Richmond 526 Va. Tech “4a and five ties. This year's the first po = 5 2 LH K ttsburgh 128 W. Virginia -3/ 88m Houston 541 S P. Austin *513 NEW YORK, Nov. 14 (UP)— auw’s 133 points. e ranks Purdue 1948 Minnesota 339 Segemee 133 Jowarq BE Mrs. G = time both have been unbeaten. yo, th in the state in scoring. He 2S o 1: . o 2 se 5 = y >L . & Brancisco 383 Gol Pacibe. 03.0) SOWPTD gt" 553 Deita © St 1 Foor Sore Flores dow af a, Coaching Wabash is Garland passes, kicks, runs, blocks and Santa Clara R14 San Jose St. *58.4|Sistson TF 831 Wong usiana Sept. 3. tod & injuries prazier, a roly-poiy citizen with tackles. What more could Snavely SMU *92.6 Arkansas 925! 8ul Ross 30% Lana: 33.7 8ep oday instituted a ‘suit for ,, ever-present Cigar. A cOD- want” Bobby .is a good man to Stanford *1034 Oregon St 2i 5 Tenn. Tech *579 Evansville 46.1 half a million dollars damages i ak g Ferme st Bs Fox “Western oda Cards +N). Cars. Newman 773 against the Int ti : firmed Optimist be said in Septer3- have ‘when the game's tight. It Temple +741 Pordham 102, OTHER FAR WESTERN 28ainst the International Boxing per. could be just that Saturday. Tennessee 113.5 Mississippi 297. FRIDAY Club. Madison 8quare Garden, and “We'll do all right. I've got the Tulsa 927 Texas Tech 978 S Prego st 919 Fepoerdine -337the New York Boxing Commis: horses.” * ye 2 2.4 Boha 18]. Fashion Bf Sia. Barbara -4L7 L A Sate 293 sion. Flores died afer he was } lin a WABASH'S BIG bass drum fis Vandernilt +908 Tulane 2 Zaly SATURDAY .g; Bnocked out in the dighth round ee as making much noise this week. But Virsinga: +331 So Carolina 187 Coll Idaho +399 Idaho St 293 by Roger Donoghue at the Gar- FRAZIER JOINED Wabash jt has to take a back seat to the Wath & L 831° Couterille “49 EO Rew Mexico 418 '% ¥ Mears *137/den Aug. 29, last summer after a successful pyjse rate on both campuses. Fash & . ouisville * : N. Military “1 ( Wash Ss. 908 Montana 34.3 MeMursy | . 23 N. Mex A&M 1385 Today's suits charge “conspir- career as Hanover's head man. He gaturday's the big game of ona 1987 , Cncinnatt 97.0 Western St. 06 Adams st. *i78ia acy” amounting to negligence on likes spaghetti and husky tackles. which there is no bigger. Wabash SUNDAY . Tangs IR 8 = — rand DePauw are ready. Look out. Holy Cross *981 Quantico 70.6 Willamette ii Chica" 51 30.1 the parts of the three defendants. - y

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ever fi SATURDAY e) iled in connection with Carnegie T *54.4 Westm ster 310 ring death. Connecticut *50.4 R. 1. State 47.3 . Lo Dickinson 31 5 Allegheny ot 3 $ . —— Kutztown St *42.2 Cheyney’ 2 Leb. Valley *22 Juniata 31 Richard L d Mass 32 Tufts ‘ 138 . 5 an S (UP) Middlebury a jermon . 2 Millersville *33.2 Mansfield St 29.2 Ch D | Mummers” 33 Abraht © 38 Even With Flyers SOX Seo Swarthmore 17 averfor 2 7 <F Susquehanna 348 Ursinus “334 (Co AA HACHIE. Tex., Nov. 14 Trinity a3 Welan 306! CINCINNATI, which has al- oe chards, manager ¥.Chestat Sl. 223 Dre 433 lowed the Indianapolis Caps only today 5 Ieago White Sox, s Via - 91 Kin 29.7 one goal in two games, returns Cla ri wig sition of Pitcher today. williams *642 Amherst 93/to the Coliseum here tomorrow e Stobbs from the Boston 00 8 ight Red Sox will fill his club's longSt. Bonav't're 70.0 St. Vincent 51.9 DIgnt. standi d Arnold 8.3 ng need for more left Central: Nov.

The Mohawks eased up into a

St. Michael *53.1 8 oT tie with St. Louis for the Western anded hurlers.

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SATURDAY . Wallace 61.3 J. Carroll *58.8 Division's ‘ third place last night Beloit el 40 5 Hope 44.4

with 1a 5 to-2 victory Flyers.

INDIANAPOLIS, "bolstered by here. the emergency replacement of De- He added that he was unaware fenseman Larry Zeidel, are out to the trade, announced in Chicago, snap a winless streak of seven had been ‘completed “but we've {games. Cincinnati has beaten the been negotiating for quite a {Caps twice in two games, includ- While.” {ing a 2-0 shutout for Mohawk| Under terms of the trade, [Goalie Emile {The Cat) Francis. Pitcher Randy Gumpert and Outfielder Don Lenhart went to the | THE Caps are not scheduled Red Sox in exchange for Stobbs Saturday night, but those divi-'and thrieider Mel Hoderlein. {sion - leading Pittsburgh Hornets will’ come here Sunday night. {After that the Caps hit the road

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This is the first suit of this type Huntington College * Sets 19-Game Schedule

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UNBEATEN DE PAUW ~ MEETS ONCE TIED, - UNBEATEN WAGABH ¥ IN THE TRADITIONAL | ; Se BATTLE FOR THE x MONON BELL.

HUNTINGTON, Ind., Nov. 14 — Huntington College will

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By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS “Would Coach Clyde Smith remain at Indiana University

if the alumni want him? Yes! That's what a reliable source has told The Times.

Why did Coach Clyde Smith resign last week? He re-

signed because he felt continued, jo of the nation’s “best “athletic {alumni pressure and rumblings tajent, Smitty, always the gentle|would make it increasingly diffi- man, has tried to survive under {cult for his football team to win. present limited conditions that He had said he wanted “to bejoften found him and his staff unhappy these next three weeks and {able to be among the survivors coach the team the way it should!of the fittest. be coached.” Did Smitty have a job lined up when he decided to resign? No SMITH HOPED his resignation one really knows because Smitty {would help take some pressure off hae said very little publicly. One his team. ‘source has contended that Smitty But the pressure isn't off alto- | did not have any plans for the

ids gether. The boys wanted to Win future when he made his decision. Ta so badly at Minnesota Saturday 5 vy 2 | ea? they became easy prey to their] SMITH, APPARENTLY, has

own tenseness and over - zealous gambled everything—everything desire to win for a coach they for what he believes to be right like. and proper in sportdom's most When did Smith decide to re- vicious period that includes un'sign? The Times learned he der-the-table bartering for athmade his decision after Michigan letic prowess. |began finding itself this year with| Did Clyde Smith quit? No, He

A [its intricate snigle-wing maneu- resigned to relieve the pressure Fo | vers. {that has begun affecting Indiana football, Smitty's one big con-

| The Wolverines blasted Indiana, i {33 to 14. Then the ‘wolves’ blasted cern in making his final dei Smitty. The 45-year-old Indiana cision, it is said, was that alumni y, mentor decided to resign before might believe him to bea quitthe Ohio State game. ter. 3 ® = = Does Smitty wonder whether ‘BUT WE TOLD no one. Not the whole thing is worth it under ‘even his wife. Clyde Smith is the present circumstances? like that. They must call it hav- A source close to Indiana Uniing guts—and principle. versity athletics says he believes How much courage and prin- Smitty might reconsider his res‘ciple has Smitty shown wince he ignation if Indiana University {dedicated himself to building In- football was ‘able to cope with 'diana’s depleted football fortunes the present-day problems of rein April, 19487 cruiting. and attracting more | Some six monthg ago, Smitty promising football players to the bought a home in Bloomington. campus.’ He moved in .and was expecting] That takes money. to stay awhile. Obviously, he has aN 8 had confidence and belief in him-' IT TAKES a concerted effort

self and his future football teams On the part of the alumni to as‘at Indiana. sist in obtaining football material

For nearly four years, Smitty '© elevate Indiana above the level | pursued his Herculean task of re- ©f comparative mediocrity fre‘building Indiana football with quently surrounding Hoosier

t in a teams in Big Ten competition. fervor ang. tenacity, Am Indiana University now may be

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North Judson 6&0, Lacrosse 43. Oakland City 55, Mackey 42.

Wild Bill Longson of Salt Lake Jtanse t6 Fairies 3 City and Ivan Rasputin, Russia, Funes #8 Blackhawk “. last night teamed to win the tag- Ross (0.) 41. Whitewater Twp team main event on the weekly #8. _ eon 4. wrestling card in the Armory be- Sandbern 38, Marco 34. fore 2200 fans. SoHE 3% Santas They defeated Otto Kuss of

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Saratoga The winners Westfield 5. Kirklin 34. took the deciding fall after the Amateur Basketball referee disqualified Kuss and Results ‘Inst RIsHE “SSVSICA Mangoff for unnecessary rough- chiropractic 35. Indiana Mortuary 38: ness after 12 minutes of the Central Business College $3, Phalanx 17 third fall. Basketball Notes Chris Zaharias defeated Farm- ~~ with pavers 14 to er Jones in 20 minutes “of the 18 years of age. are needed for a YMCA

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