Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1951 — Page 28

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wren Larter Wins Z @iddel May Answer Cap Needs. Ca Spring Drills Art Aragon to IU Can't Outbid Bie Ti ‘Heller Tésts Defense | FO Are Important Keep Title ant VULbld BIE 1IM€ On Mohawks Tonight

on e ¥ F tl | T | t In its 1' By United Press ys BY FODIE ASH | LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15— I or It S 00 a a en & CI key poitog dom imes Sports Editor iY Yad 3 a AN L y & oC . THE TREND toward eliminating or curtailing spring Dusky Jimmy Carter, impres- gy jimmie ANGELOPOLOUS - Smitty has high school contacts yo. iit Jess scoring punch Even nc “tam 3 adi & i8 SHOW i sive victor over California’s : Inivareity’ : rps there. i kd ee football practice in leading colleges is snowballing, but the ® CL er Lalllornia’s Indiana University's alumni NT gh But Smitty can’t get all the than Indianapolis, but one {0 go, the p

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' : : : . qo TQ § . : way this corner looks at it the spring drills do more good Art Aragon, tossed off that may be in for a rude awaken- 3 tn » ngers o WwW

ood prep stars from Pennsyl- | $ . label “the champion nobody . g pref ‘that has won three more

vania. He can’t. get most of

‘ or ~ than harm. . : a : Ktiows" foliy and cot bis gleam, ing. So I them. Other colleges can—from |Sames, returns to face the Caps Here is a 1 If eliminating spring practice is supposed to be a step, e lightweight crown at a Jauntyl The ill-timed rumblings the East, in Florida, in the tonight in the Coliseum at 8:15. leaders: in “football de-emphasis” we don't] langle. "" from graduates and undergradu- South. . ; The Mohawks have relied on COAST Ct Babe Parilli, one of college defense and superior goaltending ford. :

get it. . . . The average big-time| (ising of their 1951-52 basket- | For Carter, the man who sur- ates that froced Coach Clyde coach will tell you three weeks of| pay) games with no fear that prised everyone by taking the gmith to resign last week may practice in the fall i8 not enough| gttendance will be hurt . . . title from Ike Williams six . v time in which to round a large; These are UCLA, California and months ago, became ‘the cham- . squad into shape for its opening Southern California . . . The [Pion everybody knows” as he Indiana, like Purdue, can’t out-

"EAST-—Cha Princeton; H. Bucknell. MIDWESTBiggie Munn,

football's all-time T-quarterback py Emile Francis to break even passing greats, once leaned to in their 14 games. Indiana. * Parili is from the] until Tuesday night, when Rochester, Pa., area, hometown they defeated St. Louis, 5 to 2, of Indiana's Jim Gomory. Indi- the Mohawks had not scored

boomerang.

ame. : catch is, their gymnasium seat- boxed and slugged his way to a bid most of its big-time college gle 8 ts Vids nigh bavi) A 35, thls gym Terioton, {15-Tound decision. aver Aragon football rivals in the market: for Wana ried golting Parti, a source more than three goals in any one Sot THB perienced personnel, they fecl,| more students than seats. {last "night while an estimated top high school talent. hi oF ] game. But while they have Tech; Bo . would have an even greater ad-| Fw 60 million fans watched him by + Why does Indiana have to bid Her now at Kentucky: iated scored only 32 goals fn 14 games SOUTHWE! y 7 hose colle n . Cth lea television. for players? Because its own » J and allowed their opposition 39, Texas Christiz Vantage Over those Colleges o71 SOME city sgiicker huntérs pa) for the all-time record for touch- the Indianapolis Caps hav George Sauer their schedule that depended would be better off by staying in| Td By ._._ state does not have enough foot. down passes (47) and has broken scored 36 times in 15 De Er a £0 Ee ame mainly on freshmen and sopho- neq, or by taking target practice] - THE 27-YEAR-OLD champion ball players to go around. the all-time yards - gained -by- permitted the LoS es an NOTE IN f mores. _|in the back yard ... The open looked every inch a boxing king 8a =a i passes total with" 4004 yards. He's 5g. > aft Ys oa ; tions and the This probably will serve as their season on pheasant, quail, part- as he unveiled a bag of tricks, THE LEVEL of football jg great. vw . . carefully lis argument against the reasoning ridge and rabbit brought a fran- fast footwork and a strategy throughout the state is below that 9.4 a THE big difference between PATEAGAN—Cincinnati The Indianapo that “what's fair for one is fair tic appeal from a farmer, who mage to wear down the chal- ,¢ many states, The Calumet] ; MICHIGAN'S Ted, Topor and what the Caps scored and what defenseman. Scripps-Howar

originators an unique post-se no part in the

for the other.” 1 told his county sheriff a group jenger, : : . ® = y= of dude hunters had fired on his| Aragon won a split 10-round region in northern Indiana is the SPRING PRACTICE is’ just tame geese and that shot pellets|decision from Carter in an non-/chief reservoir tapped for the

Kentucky's Gene Donaldson had they allowed to be scored may be .. i a look-see at Indiana,’ just as they closed some with the play of] Se nl 2s Wart host. did at dozens of other colleges. Larry Zeidel, a crafty backliner home rer quick goals p

about the only time that football had peppered his house. [title bout here last Aug. 28 to state's top football players. There Topor and Donaldson are formerwho has joined the squad from the Coach of t i fun in major college circles... 2 nn » {win his’ shot at the champion- aren't enough to go around. Why? East Chicago Roosevelt stars. Detroit. . In the OLheF AHL sane, Syra- mailing out a Fact is, many big-time mentors) yypEN the University of Ne- ship. : 5 aa Donaldson was all-state at three’ The 23-year-old 190-pounder Suse upseL (leveand, 3 to 1. ballots, : claim they do most of their, vada threw in the towel and And this time California's Because big powers like Notre different positions—guard, center takes his hockey seriously, which SYTacuse. Jeo Cunick % ored twice Those ballo coaching in the spring ... | abandoned football after the | Golden Boy” started fast, at- Dame, Michigan, ints, (oe and fullback. ; is more than can be said for some Rn rank erro See for oe active membe » Let 'em play « . . It wards off| jos0" (oncom, the university's tempting to unleash his deadly tucky, Michigan State, Northwest- He was flown to the West 5 the squad's other rookies. He Be ore Ye ro got fhe Football Co a spring fever on the old campus| | oo. ‘reported only $8.10 in |left-hooking body attack in the ern. Ohio State, and Miami any Coast and the Deep South dur- should be a steadying influence on Ione tally. alone are elig and keeps the boys in the big out- th ‘holarshin. traasurv |early rounds. But, as Carter said Cincinnati—all within reach—Dbi ing the winter months. He won although he isn't in the peak of This season's doors. C Lg SD a oN boy |later in his dressing room, “I|for talent. Theoretically the Big the state heavyweight wrestling |.,nqition. He has been used spar- On the Ice the mailing of 2 nn » fin) u ’ * |knew Aragon had never gone 15 Ten schools, stay within the pre- title later that winter. Tech- ingly with the Detroit Red Wings. AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE week, with a IF YOU think college football | eis s rounds before, so I let him come scribed regulations providing aid nically, he was ineligible. He ie is the first Jewish player here Western Division : = isn’t played for fun any more, | TWO FORMER Indianapolis to me.” for athletes. bei Zab i Tom VY olienweber: since Hy Buller plaved for the pittssure: nt ly TRI EXCEPT & go watch the DePauw vs. Wa- v Schalk and Gabby| _. a 8 But interested alumni, active- din ortridge’'s Bi Caps in 1943-44. : Ci i fy ann group. where Dash Moron Bell sitraction at Hartne a guests of Toner) BUT WHEN Aragon began to, ly engaged in seeking and ob- B Sh Figtu 2 30: pound, gto . aw & ty Wort ai BN Weekly, ail of “ee ’ i - ’ s . NDIAN/ 8 ..1 2 ave teams b pg a are on. [at the Chicago Pitch and Hitrun out of steam, he ran into a taining material for Heir JO § but ended up at VMI. Whether he] CAP Coach Ott Heller has been, 0 tasers Drvisten. 0 have defeated and it's the season Club's annual banquet in the n,yerryl counter-pnuch left-hook spective schoels, Sump I's = 8Ot six-bits or a reported $500— using Zeidel at a wing position in’, Gh Wk T PsGoOG An unblemi finale for both . . . It's Up and | Windy City, Jan. 8 . . gid are .ttack to he head. Carter took Bd ope Scoo’s re Indiana was outbid. practice, to get in more skating. Bur io i3 2 8 3 13 3 i the final crite | 's all- | ad ile omc a En ov ne + 4 0 52 70 y . " Down the Monon for sure this [Chicago's all-time greats HORE over and stified the challenger’s . ‘miversity has. dever a one time, Indiana, like many Heller, also, plans to dress five Boo Lence Dn 13d Lin Coach of the week, Minnesota at Purdue, |Major league catchers an till b Indiana University has other colleges, was interested in defensemen in an attempt to find RESULTS LAST NIGHT § Each ‘voting Michigan State at Indiana and now operate huge bowling estab-|vaunted punching artillery DY peen a major contender for Big Illinois’ Johnny Karras and Pete what player Zeidel will team with Buffalo 7. Providence . consider other the traditional feature at Green- |lishments there. ° never letting him get set and bOb- men championships through the Bachouros, it was reported. best. > rerio bg ia ment. Such ir castle ; bg sl weaving SO Arts fistic years. That's one reason it can't 3 of x Eddie Bruneteau, Cap right GAMES TONIGHT EROTISMAREHID ® ombs consisten . din « § : : 2 ww : P HEL Scmaait T INOBRIECLIS (ts S| nanshij 2 8» . attract enough outstan g 8 4 8g . A MENIL MAVRAIDES 6-4 winger, is still a doubtful starter. C'Pcinnati at INDIANAPOLIS (8 13 of rn the ; xth round that be- A a. MENIL MJ 4 ES, the 6-4 . 18 8 a doubtful starter. g§ 'Touis at Hershey ence on WE NOTE that Lowell rea IU Offers Grid wm bog oe Boy's downfall. players. I ne Big Ten place-kicking end now at Notre He still complains of side pains NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS culty of sch: Dawson, Biggie Munn’'s No, 1g . ’ ire : him for a three- As won only 0 : Dame, fancied Indiana, among from a Oct. 28 injury. rota mis GP W L T Pls G OC voked. assistant coach at Michigan State, | Bargain Sale Carter ented left hook to the litle. Bo McMillin did that In other colleges: He's from Lowel], eg 7 =a Toronto is il iIBRE But no one confirmed our guess that the Times State Jervies head. Aragon opened a cut over 1945. 2 = Mass. He was an all-stater. An-| CINCINNATI already has hoot 3. 82 ipa cation in all Spartans played possum in their] BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 15—In-:n,piepg jest eye in that round, ; : SWEET KENTUCKY BABE— Other Pennsylvania all - stater, tripped the Caps twice this year New I HB ss dung listed. They three games prior to meetingidiana University has placed 5000 y+ that was. the only blood Car- SO WHAT does Indiana have to Vito 'Babe’ Parilli, an adept sty. Sousht by nearly 60 colleges last with one of the victories being a "RESULTS LAST NIGHT in every way, P " Notre Pame « + « That accountsireserved seat tickets on bargain ter spilled in the fight. do? It seeks other markets. It dent of football magic at Ken- year, was at Indiana before the 1-0 shutout for Francis. He leads New York 2 Toronto 3. rent success for the fact Marquette almost beat|sale for Saturday's game with ga can't get the top talent. Often, it tucky, is about the hottest ALL fall but was pulled away by the the league in shutouts with two. (OBlY same scheduled) = WORTHY t them, and that they had to come Michigan State, the nation's No. . d 12th. Cart tent that . ; / Al pulling-power of money to a There have been four shutouts in HE 'ORTHY from behind to beat the Hilltop-|1 team. ; IN THE 11th and 12th, Carter has had to settle for talen at America candidate in Dixie. western college. the league this season. Two have HOWE Grid, Harrier is Charlie Cal pers, Penn State and Pittsburgh. | The special $2 tickets will ‘be staggered Aragon with left hooks, is good, but not good enough for The “Bluegrass Bomber," holder ~~ The buying of football talent been against Indianapolis: Fran- who looms a pe i st th jana’ ill chedul 9 § i T to Be H d You Dawson is tagged the “richest on sale at the IU ticket office throwing him against he ropes Indiana's man - killing schedule ¢ 4.0 1 a4onal passing rec. DY many big time powers has be- cis and Gil Mayer of Pittsburgh. eams 10 be Honore to succeed hir assistant coach,” at $10,000 a south of the Fieldhouse the rest and working him over with both Saturday after Saturday. ds. is lauded. h come a cancerous growth now = = = Howe High School's football the 16 years ds : ords, is laude owever y B 3 year . , . It was rumored he 0! w at the stadium - 5 5, is year, Notr eating out rt of ’ CANW * those Pitisbars : 1as repeated y Cn red he'll go of the week and at the stadi hands In gat last three Fo This year, that acids Notre Kentucky Cocch Pad > oe ting the heart of America’s, MEANWHILE. those Pi Hitt tent will acest the most vatubla h: s re Pate ; to Pittsburgh as head coach in!gates on Saturday. Several regu- Aragon’s left eye was = 0s ng Dame, among the nation’s top 10; for his : ball h 0 ' great sport of football. It under- Hornets keep buzzing. Last night ; 2 ee ably could be t 1952 but a follow-up rumor said lar $3.60 reserved seats are still Tapidly and a cut over his right pittsburgh, a rugged comer; Mich- for his deceptive ball handling. mines the real purpose of an they won their 13th game in 14073 Det Mental attiude gward The astute Michigan State will go all-out to available, also. was bleeding profusely. or igan, a perennial Big Ten cham- iinots ted No. 5 § * athlete—that of seeking an educa-' starts with an 8-10-13 victory over winners at the annual gridiron whose Tigers keep him at East Lansing . . .| Kickoff time Saturday is 1:30| With the unanimous decision pion and title contender; Ohio lllinols, rated No. 2 in the nation; tjon when he fails to select the! St Louis at Pittsburgh. Only the banquet in Howe's cafeteria Fri- current winni This second rumor touched off p. m. Garter Jah his umber of victories gate, great almost every year; Wisconsin, now talent - loaded: school of hig choosing for aca- great work of Flyer Goalie Red day at 6:30 p. m. has done a bet 280kliers grapevine Spratal to the ol A vg ; Minnesota, a great power of old demic reasons primarily. Almas kept the Hornéts from Eighteen white sweater awards’ PS alent 1a effect that Reishee yde Smith coming into its own: ths Satur- In Indiana's efforts to survive scoring more. will be made to seniors in foot- v ne Had is headed for Pittsburgh. day — Michigan State, the top Among the gridiron giants, Gerry (Doc) Couture back- ball, along with other awards. Tt a

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DICK DUNKEL, whose college football “ratings” appear in The Times every Wednesday, figures Michigan State 21 points over Indiana at Bloomington

Coach Clyde Smith has gained handed a shot at 7:44 in the Coach Ray Bowman's cross- : or widespread recognition for his overtime period as Buffalo edged country team will also be honored. day—Purdue, always sound under sincere attempts to bring both Providence, 7 to 6, at Buffalo. It = —————————— - another respected and capable high-caliber football players and was the third game-winning goal coach, Stu Holcomb. The popular students to Indiana's campus. for Couture since he joined the Amateur Basketball . Holcomb, like Smitty, too, has to. Now Indiana University could Bisons two weeks ago. Sportsman's Store League results at Sa- PROMINEN

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Saturday . . . But Indiana has fight the big powers to survive in be in jeopardy of getting a Providence tied up the game Date B enans So Pare *ora- this week, of different ideas . . . The Hoosiers the Big Ten, annually the nation’s’ “big-name” coach who could at 6-6 with almost five minutes t 3; Sandix Fire 55,58 30 Biggie” Mun were outlucked last week and | imost rugged football conference. fail to get both good football to play in the final period. » ton Post’ Wi. SO een Halal 5 State team c¢ maybe they're due, like against i a 2 = players and good students. | 8 » =» Enelewood Hardware ve. Kirshosum Cen the stunning Ohio State ... Remember? . .. {ter i Notre Dame.

SOME 21 or 22 of Indiana's NEXT: Facing the real facts PROVIDENCE Coach Terry . v ush-Cal 3 chedule tonight ‘lub. using players come from Pennsylvania, about Indiana University foot- [Reardon yanked his goalle, a Beartorn, srr. 3 Ringan Ad vs. Naval ei. hsing 2 a great football-playing state. ball | Bobby Perreault, from the nets Qfdnance: § Lily Ice Cream vs. J. Of forma lion

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Michigan State 24, Ohio State 20 . . . Indiana 32, Ohio State 10.

FRANK LANE, White Sox gen- Still another eral manager, vacationed in Taylor, 31-ye Havana recently and looked up behind Stanfc his star Cuban pastimer, Minny! — Minoso, who had a great 1951 season under Manager Paul Richards . . . Cuban admirers still I. Whicl were feting Minoso and he was =} SMoo

presented with many gifts . . . As a result, Lane said, Minny is now the possessor of four zutomobiles for his one-car garage.

#8 nN t y : ‘ . * » 1 THREE LEADING Pacific | = GOING DOWN—Lightweight challenger Art Aragon (left) slips to one knee in the sixth round Shop With Ease in Our Complete-on-One Floor Men S Center! Coast colleges will permit tele- after being belted by Champion James Carter.

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