Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1951 — Page 34

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By. FRANK ANDE RSON

Times Sports Writer GREENCASTLE, , Nov. 16 — A’ vitamin salesman would go out of business

in this town. DePauw and Wabash have cornered the: pep market,

Huntsman and Stephens. A rugged scrap between a big Wabash line and a double-duty DePauw crew, © A game closer than a fat man’s vest.

Butler at Ind. State AFTER TOMORROW Butler

“THE PRESS BOX

Even if a moonshiner took to will put away the pigskin. The « stilts spirits couldn't be_ higher, Bulldogs also would like to By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach The reason is football, in “par- store some happy memories. University of Notre Dame { ticular the Monon Bell game Indiana State offers Butler MOST IMPORTANT games on tomorrow's -schedule| here tomorrow. the chance 10 nish ID Sen 3 ix tion’ For the first time in the season. Vic will take place in the Southwest as six of that section's top| '_ "0, “5 rv both Sycamores would give the Bullteams square off against each other. Top tilt is the Texas-' teams are unbeaten. DePauw fogs a 4-4-1 record, same as : : : SHIR ast season. Texas Christian game to be played in Austin, has = been all-conquering in € 5 Our opinion’ is that Dutchj—— | Seven games. Wabash has been THE SYCAMORES are winMeyer will come up with one tied only: by Butler in seven less in seven games. Tomorrow more offensiv m ‘ontests, is their last chance to salvage more offensive S Hy IU co : : i innovation to ut f S : oh 2 2 : anything. surprise Texas & ” i SOME MAY cry for football Butler plans lots of passing and give TCU Record Not | Qe-emphasis. “But Wabash and a la Ron Hallam and lots of their most im- : | DePauw. are content to de- WABASH WHIZ—Ted Steeq. running a la Don Kelly, Gene portant win. of , emphasize each other, It's been : Mangin and Johnny Riddle. pos i s Two | e orst like that since 1891. And it ineffective by t hemselves, ‘Coach Tony Hinkle just hopes fe Season. 5 y | will be like that until pigs run That's why. DePauw Coach things go according to plan. other games of | By JIMMY ANGELOPOLOUS | out of pigskins Mike Snavely has assembled a : oh SE qual PNT In the light of America's! Wabash leads In the over-all squad of. winners.. Led by ame 1snce g pit Ean. most uncompromising era of series, 28 wins to 25. There husky Bob Stephens of Indian- i against Arian. > . I aD have been five ties. Since 1833 apolis, the Tigers have clawed Bas ang hive |pressurized collegiate foot-: the Monon Bell has been the their way ahead all’ season, agains Xa sts . lt arava Se WAT of ball, Coach Clyde Smith's barometer of the grid storm. = a a tHe 5 @ ‘tea ms Leahy football rebuilding program at Wabash has rung the bell nine THE TIGERS know Wabasn have played some outstanding Indiana has been startling. times to eight for DePauw. Two is a last-half team. That's why ll this year : d. they ear © The facts prove it. They also bell games ended in a tie. they've played accordingly ball this year an ey Zhe ants | si J BS The Cavemen of Wabash themselves. With Stephens as

pretty evenly matched. We like prove why Indiana needs more Arkansas over SMU and Texas outsanding football players if the Hoosiers expect to survive big-

have won the last two games in the series. But both wins were

the pivotal force DePauw has won most of its seven games by

A & M over Rice. ? narrower than a bigot's mind. last-gasp heroics. Baylor entertains Wake Forest, time, football. k The 1949 result was 25-21, Wabash is hurting more than and should beat thelr, guest from | Gk 1887, Indiana has had to thanks to a last-minute pass. somewhat. Fullback Norm BukBg ever ream struggle constantly for national Last year's score was 34-20, tenica won't play tomorrow beKansas are the choices over Iowa football acclaim. Great players wie a hash Comung. 0 Da Sate of a ton hee tartiege, State, Kansas State and Okla- and great teams have appeared re nar Dotter of ni homa A & M. dirough ne years. Bub Jndiang DEPAUW is a coed school Jerry. DePauw's shivering, g.. 8 9 ver Deen a consistent major| except in the middle of Novem- though. Tiger scouts have seen STANFORD gets another big threat for Big Ten championships. per when the bell supplants the Stan play test on the coast. They host Ore- Before this season, Indiana had belle. Then DePauw becomes ew gon State and will have to play l05t as many as it had won—216' ;, ans work and coeds shun UNLESS THEY'RE blinded great ball to win. They will, 8ames—and tied 36, over 63 years. j.¢e5 in favor of making “Beat by the flashes on the field,

Often, Indiana became the door- Wabash” posters. mat of Big Ten powers. Since «peat Wabash” posters ~ 1900—Indiana’s first vear in the Coast : . ere mn conference — Indiana teams have won only 66 games, lost 140 and tied 18 before this season. That's like 50 years of looking down the

UCLA will stay in mathematical contention by edging out Washington’ in another Pacific Conference clash. California is favored over Oregon and Washington State should down Montana with little difficulty. : Hardin-Simmons and Colorado canhous mouth. # A & M are picked to beat Loyola) BO McMILLIN won Indiana's and Utah. A game which matches only Big Ten title in 1945. two of the nation’s stronger in- But all 10 coaches at Indiana dependents sees San Francisco de- since 1900 had losing records feating College of the Pacific in a in the Big Ten. Smitty isn't close one. alone. His record follows the same rugged trail. Even the irrepressible salesmanstrategist Bo McMillin had a Big Ten record slightly under 500. In his 14 years, he won 34. lost 35 . ’ and tied 6. But he won 9, lost 4 vania is picked to beat Army. and tied 1 against Purdue, a team

Boston will see a real good ball gmiitv h game as Villanova edges out thelyears. 33 failed to bea! in three

fast improving Boston College" (yer- all, Bo won 63. lost 53 and

Eagles. . tied 13. Here's how JU: coaches’ Boston University should have conference records compare since little trouble with Wichita. Three 1900:

observers can look for

are A passing duel between Jerry

TIGER TERROR—Bob Stephens,

IN THE EAST the PrincetonYale game is of prime importance as the Tigers continue undefeated. Yale will not stop them. Pennsyl-

real close games give the edge to i Coach ¥rs, w IL T Cornell over Dartmouth, Syracuse, James M. Sheldon 5 PB! over Colgate and Fordham over| fiarenee C. Chiids = 2 iE R08 . ; ‘ Temple. Two teams playing ex-| James P. Herron i * 1 1 IRISH DESTROYERS—Vince Pisano, Don Coleman, Coach Biggie Munn, Al Dorow and Bill 4 ceptionally tough schedules will Harlan (Pat) Page . 3 5 wm + Hughes (left to right), of the nation's No. | football team, Michigan State, make ready to board a both make their bow i the win F.C MeSiin ve 3 4 & chartered bus for Bloomington where they'll go against Indiana tomorrow. The Spartans stopped in £olumn 1OMOrrOW as Navy edges] sms ¢ 4 B® jndianapolis this- morning dong enough for breakfast at the Severin Hotel. by Columbia and ~ Pittsburgh! MeMILLIN vr oke even oF bet. — : . pricier —————— Sows West yipna. ter in seven of his 14 years. ilis year period from 1937 to 1947, at seat. His '42 team won 7. lost 3. last three years. + . nha : titled team was unbeaten in five least 26 Indiana boys played one He won only 2 of 4 in the con- Fifteen Indiana players have IN THE MIDWEST Michigan gz. vec but tod once. J a TE ie scored 7t least 30 points & season

State continues to roll. They have too much at stake to be deterred by Indiana. The Spartans to win.

from 1937 to 1947. Four of them repeated a second year and Pihos

In the mad whirl of our boy

or-else”

So far, no Smitty-coached has made the grade in three vears.

“winperiod of viciousness, In-

Eight of that starting 11 from the 1942 team have played pro

o gh _|diana alumni may have forgotten Three pros—Chick Jagade, George football. They are Ed Bell, Bob had three years. In the last three The ig one” 1 fhe BIg Ten Ji Bo's trying years Be Taliaferro and John Goldsberry Zimny, Howard Brown, Bob years. Bobby Robertson is the : through 1941 before he rose to the —played their final year under Cowan, Bill Hillenbrand, Lou only 30-pvinter. He made 48 last Purdue keeps in the running bY heights, The records: Smitty but were McMillin-men Saban, Pete Pihos and John year and 30 in 1949. beating Simesvta 2nd Wisconsin MeMILLIN originally: Tavener. x 5» Se ewes BY Sowning Jows, “or ¢ r > ae The same boys—non-Smith-men That sc= team lost, 32 to 21, THREE PLAYERS = Chuck take Northwestern. Marquette *3 5 s 3 g¢ originally—-are the only Hoosiers at Ohio in hot, 81-degree ennett =8); ern Hu man gets the edge over Detroii and ~2 6 1 3 0 in the last three years to piay in baseball er. Thus, Indiana's ('368) and Corby Davis ('37)— lores Sond Lat Fobra eke Totals ......3 0 3 § is © the College All-Star football game 32-t0-10 v.c Jry over Ohio State, have received the Chicago Trib- : 2 » 2 i on Flr w tL Tt against the pros. A ey. Sree Moet Yuunnie Big Ten _ G : | 1 vires 0 < £0 , er is year, is iana's great- player awar DOWN SOUTH the Big Three 138 ...........1 & : $ 4 4 _That fact Is gleaned from Arch oo iotory over the Bucks. Last Bo's last year—1947— produced are in action and should remain| 1951 Ill’: 3 8 1 § g ward, the man who runs the gy... wnen Smitty's 1950 team of 3 5.3.1 over-all record and a 2-3-1 undefeated. Maryland, Tennessee Totals rT 5 res show. ’ * + bovs inferior” material played Michi- Biz Ten record. On that team and Georgia Tech to defeat North : ev How many pre-Smith era boys o,, "in" Indiana's third toughest were Brown. Tallaferro. Rex Carolina State, ‘Mississippi and WHAT'S the ‘Underlying signif- played in the All-Star game schedule in the nation. INdiana c:prossm: You Minato 5 = b Alabama. Looming larger each icance of Smitty's record in his Since 1934, 12 Indiana players ; ot 90 to 6. Two months later An, “od inajlovich, Raweek in Tennessee's path is Ken- rebuilding program? made the starting lineups. Eight- vp pioan beat California, 14 to 'CRSPUrS. Jagade, Mel Groomes tucky. They will beat George Smith has maintained In- €€0 others made the squad. Three 6, in the Rose Bowl game. ina Golasberry —all of , whom Washington tomorrow. diana’'s won-lost trend through ©f them —Center Johnny Tavener Indiana's All-Americas trom. Tt to play at least one year of Other important games see the years confronted with an Juariervacy rl Rae 3nd 1937 to 1947 include Corby Davis, fre atl. They bos, Slo 0. 10 LSU, Miami and Vanderbilt hav- unprecedented period of. pro- ackle Bo Smany--Sarlag WIth Hillenbrand, Tavener, Taliaferro Michigan. . ing trouble before defeating Mis- selyting and big-time recruiting. the 1944 All-Stars. Pita oh Ravinsbors IN 1948, Smitty fook over.

sissippi State, Florida and Tulane. RE Only Taliaferro, Goldsberry and

Smitty decided to resign after a n her si ’ v : ge BO'S 1942 TEAM was easily Altogether, 16 Hoosiers have Jazade returneoil. The core .of Yip sd Duke will have sim- the Michigan game, shortly before ohe of Indiana's best ever. The played in tha East-West Shrine os : oh hey Taos So yy problems before outscoring his team threw that 32 to 10 vear before, Bo was on the hot- game. None has played in the qu gone, ana as

South Carolina and William and bombshell at Ohio State crushed, 54 to 0, by Michigan.

Mary. Note D ; / A sonres close to Indiana Sm That's what Smit pains Began. otre Dame team plays In athletic said Smitty feels B t Ff. th R ki at's what Smitty means when Chapel Hill, N. C., and we doesn’t have enough top- se os 0 ie 00 ies i a

are hopeful that they will have boys recovered sufficiently from last week's shock to play the good ball they are capable of as we oppose’

to play Indiana's sc che dule. The facts back Smitty,

= = = BO McMILLIN was at I

ndiana the University of North Carolina. from 1934 to 1947. In the 10Hellings Killed in Plane Crash | | Does PALMDALE, Cal, Nov. 18 |

(UP)—Race drivers Mack Hellings and Jim Barker and two other men apparently killed instantly when a light plane In which they were flying to a racetrack crashed in Tehachapi Mountains, sheriff's deputies said today. The bodies of the race drivers, photographer lee Harvey and Pilot Robert Harris, were removed from the wrecked plane yesterday by a rescue party. Hellings piloted race cars in the last four Indianapolis 500Mile Memorial Day races. He chauffeured the Don. Lee Special to fifth place in his first try at the two-and-a-half-mile oval in 1948. In 1949, his car-dropped out in the 172d lap with mechanical difficulties. Hé was driving in 13th spot in 1950 when the race was = called because of rain, and last year his car went out on the 14th Jap wi with a broken piston,

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BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 16 — David slew Goliath. And what were the qdds

on that one? Indiana gets a chance to play David tomorrow. The Goliath

is Michigan State, ranked No. 1 |

in all the football polis’ Hoosier gridders have been promising to win one for Coach Clyde Smith for several weeks. So far they haven't delivered in quantity, although their efforts have been vvaliant. Michigan State has Biggie Munn nothing. It just goes on winning week after

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THE SPARTANS face Indiana with a streak of 13 games, including eight victories this season. Latest MSC casualty was Notre Dame, 35-0. Indiana lost to Notre Dame, 48-6. The stage is° ripe for an upset. Maybe Michigan State will be down, Maybe the Spartan defenders have eyestrain from reading their press clippings and won't be able to seé Hoosier backs breaking through. = » » y YES, MAYBE it will happen: But there's as much chance of . it happening as there is of Russia embracing capitalism. Michigan State's No. 1 in all the polls. And Indiana pays the pell tax tomorrow at 1:30 in Memorial Stadium.

Minnesota at Purdue

THIS SHAPES up a battle of two teams with big plans. To wit: Purdue plans to its slim hope of winning

strengthen the

promised -Coach ‘.

Big Ten. Minnesota plans to make its conference standing 2-2-1. Full Bowl

Times State Service EVANSVILLE, Nov. 16 The Screaming Eagles of Camp Breckinridge, Ky., made up of former college and profesgional football players, will oppose Arkansas State in the fourth annual Refrigerator Bowl game here Dec. 2. Camp Breckinridge has won six games this season, losing only to Great Lakes and Ft. Leonard Wood. The soldiers’ coach is Capt. Roy Gentile, who played his college football at Arkansas State,

Barney Chosen Devils’ Most Valuable Player

Jack Barney today Shortridge High School's valuable football player Barney, and end. was selecte for the honor

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Dave Shirley

won the sportsmanship trophy and

Bill Nty was captain. Awards were made to: Football Letters—Bill Ney Christoff. Jack Kimmel, Jay Jacobs, Bob Gorsgal Dyar. Dick Hall. Ronnie Passwater Praed, Ed Praed and Manager Mike Rosen Cross Country Letters—John Ear Egner

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Dave Shirley. Nick Jack Barney, Bob

Jack Tobe Morris, Stan Peesle

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 18 (UP) — The National Collegiate Athletic Association has been

asked to lift its ban on television so that the Kentucky-Tennessee football game may be televised

here and at Nashville, Tenn.

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now. That's take four bone-bruising, big-league sched ules. The disgrunt wait. they want to win. They've wanted to win for 64 years! NEXT: Indiana's football problems?

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GAMES TOMORROW

Michigan State at Indiana, Wabash at DePauw Minnesota at Purdue Notre Dame at North Carolina Butler at Indiana State, Anderson at Hanover Lewis at St. Joseph's Evansville at Tenn. Tech. Rose Poly at Elmhurst

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better than its record. ® And Stu for his boys to sniff remote Rose Bowls yet, There's due in Purdue, Will it be tomorrow?

ND at N. Carolina CAROLINA COACH Carl Snavely needs this one if he wants to remain in the ranks of the employed. Notre. Dame is team to give Mr. Snavely job security. Smarting from last week's 35-0 trouncing by Michigan State, the Irish will be snarling. . u ” ” CAROLINA HAS#won only two ‘of eight games. Notre has won five of seven. The Irish are rated 14 points better,

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The experts say that Mr, Snavely can start looking for new work after tomorrow,

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