Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1951 — Page 12

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IT IS WITH mixed emotions that we look back on

By FRAN Head Foothall Coach, U

Saturday's game with Iowa.

fact that we were unable to win’'the game. And yet we are happy ov

the desire to fight. They came - back in the fourth quarter to Rive Tennessee a very tough score. 14 points to tie the Hawk- ball game. eyes, They got the jump on us But here again (General Neyby completing two long touch- land maintained his mastery as down passes in the first half and_Parilli whe -has—prewritten prac- . . from then on they were not to be tically every record in the pass- Bill Murakowski

donied. . Iowa had one nf the best backfield units we have seen all year. Fullback Bill Reichardt lived to his reputation as the Big Ten’s top fullback by . frequently registering first downs for the Hawkeyes

” ” ” HE WAS supported by a pair of fleet halfbacks, George Broeder and Dusty Rice, each of whom were able to outrace our secondary for long touchdowns on pass piays. Their quarterback, Burt Britzman, called a fine game and did some excellent passing to keep is team threatening up until the final gun sounded. Undoubtedly the key play of the came for us came late in the fourth quarter when it was a fourth down situation. John Lattner went back into deep punt formation and, after making a good fake at kicking the ball, he passed to End Jim Mutscheller for a first down.

” ” » FROM THIS spot Notre Dame went on to score the vital marker which evened things up. It was the first time we had used this nlay and Lattner proved his outstanding competitiveness by coolly carrying out his most important assignment of a very, busy day.

= 2 = TOP SALUTE of the day goes ‘on Coach Bob - Neyland whose Tennessee Vols continued their nastery over the Kentucky Wildats. - Because Kentucky had Pailli we: honestly felt they would

Jones Scores Six TDs

up

Notre Dame

We are disappointed in the

er the fact that our team had

ing book completed hig college career without ever having thrown a scoring pass against Tennessee, It is apparent that the General has done one of his greatest jobs this fall and to him go our sincere congratulations for once again doing so much to elevate the coaching profession in the eyes of all Americans. I am sure that perhaps his most pléasant moment of the entire season came when his team stopped the Wildcats on the one-foot line to keep their goal line uncrossed. Upset of the day -honors go to Californians Pappy Waldorf and Red Sanders who conspired to confuse the Pacific Coast Conference picture. Waldorf's Bears knocked Stanford from the unbeaten ranks white Sander's UCLA team upset Southern California. Penn also caused a mild upset by beat-

ing Cornell in their traditional clash, Top teams ‘which completed

their season with perfect records were Princeton, Michigan State and Maryland. Charlie Caldwell, Biggie Munn and Jim Tatum are

to be congratulated for doing such fine jobs, once again. = = = BOWL BOUND Illinois was

not to be denied by an inspired Northwestern team and Ray, Eliot's lads edged out the Wildcats 3 to 0. It was Eliot's first win over Northwestern's Bob] Voights which must have made | victory doubly enjovable for the Illinois mentor.

Alex Kalemba

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES i

North Tops Times All-State H.S.

William F. Clancy

‘gon of Gary,

* 319 points to opponents’

MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1951

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Cathedral End Bob Springer. Wins Second Team Selection »

By HEZE CLARK

Four Indiana high school teams were undefeated and untied during the 1951 season. They were Central of South Bend, undisputed champion of northern Indiana; Richmond, a well-coached, clever aggregation fro the eastern part of the state; Winchester High School, ancther team fron

eastern Indiana, afd Linton, which comes from the west-

ern séction of the state, long famous for powerful gridiron teams of ‘championship caliber. «The championship of southern Indiana goes to Bosse High School of Evansville, winner of the SIAC grid title. However, Rosse was twice tied and lost a game to Manual of Louisville, Ky. Bosse played a ten-game schedule. » » » IN SELECTING an team, the strength of the opponents played by dhe better teams of the state must: be given full consideration. For years the toughest high school football teams have as a rule been located in the northwestern part of Indiana. This was again true during the season which closed Thanksgiving Day. Central High School of ‘South Bend is given two places on the first All-State. The other seven positions. are awarded teams in all sections of Indiana. Central won the eastern section championship and then defeated Eme:>25 to 12, for the undisputed title of northern Indiana. These Central Bears played a 10game schedule, the limit under the Indiana High School Athletic Association rule. The only other undefeated team that played a 10game schedule was Linton, champions of the Wabash Valley which includes western Indiana and eastern Illinois.

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EIGHT OF Linton's games were with Indiana schools and two with teams from Illinois. The Miners piled up 382 points to their opponents’ 83. Richmond scored 28 which included victories over Broad Ripple and Technical of Indianapolis by oné-sided scores. Broad Ripple is one of the few teams to score against Richmond. Winchester, in eight games, piled up a total of 333 to 43. On The Indianapolis Times first All-State team this year seven

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Since 1904 Times Staff Writer Heze Clark has picked an AllState Indiana high school foot-

hall team. Here once again are

Clark's selections,

of the guards are also unsur-

passed in blocking. Rig, fast tackles are essential in forming a strong all-State Reitz Memorial

team. Bill Clancy, nf Evansville, and Clarence Kreuger, Central of South Bend,

are the first choice. Jack Benjamin, Mishawaka and Vern Wil-

son, Bosse of Evansville, are given second team honors. ” " » AL UZIS, Roosevelt of East Chicago, an outstanding end

on the strong Roosevelt of East’

Chicago team and Wayne Glassman, La Porte, star of one of the best teams in the state, would be the best pair of ends. Glassman plaved both end and half back during the season. Bob Springer, star end on both offense and defense for the Cathedral

team of Indianapolis, which lost only to Noll of Hammond named on the secopd al]-State

and is without question one of the best wingmen in anv high school lineup. Rich Stiga, Whiting, proved to be a powerful blocker, strong on defense as well as a good ball handler on forward passes. He would team well with Springer. Cathedral star responsible for many scores made by the Indianapolis team. With this strong backs who can block, carry the ball are necessary. There are so many first class backfield men this year that it is difficult to pick the best. None can beat William Murakowski, Washington of East Chicago, as a blocker and defensive player. Murakowski, a great competitor runs, punts and passes and scored ten touchdowns against some of the strongest teams in the state. He is six feet tall and weights 192 pounds and deserves the fullback position.

line, fast tackle and

* Brown, Winchester;

should be made of two othe quarterbacks, Skip Osthimer, Wa bash and Whitey Bell, Warsaw But Henico has everything, anc fully deserves to- be named quarterback on the first all-Stat« team, n ~ ”

WHILE MURAKOWSKI | given first team honors at full back, he ix closely pressed for thi

position hy Mike Dick, the bhi fast running Clinton ztar, Daw: Marksbary, Ben Davis, probabil:

the heaviest fullback in the stat

and one of the best line backer on any team was shifted fro tackle which he played last yea to fullback this season, A marke man in every game, Marksbar played good football and i: selected as third all-State. Bil Krietemeyer, Central of Evans ville, was considered by man critics as the best backfield ma

in Southern Indiana. Among the many first clas halfbacks are Froncie Guttman

North Side, Ft. Wayne and Eldon Motts, Riley of South Bend; Clarig Andy Wyck off, Marion; im Coleman, Centra of South Bend; and Joe Sexson Technical, Indianapolis. Sexson Technical High School giant back field star proved to be one of tha best ball carriers in the state, ans brought victories to his team i all games but two, Richmond an Kokomo both stopped Sexson wit! only small gains, while their back figld men piled up one-sided scores Another offensive star is Clar} Brown, Winchester, who score twenty touchdowns and kicke twenty-nine extra points for poinf after touchdown during the sea son. He gained 1282 yards, ar average of 14.3 per carry. His team was undefeated but the op ponents were not as strong a those met by the teams repre sented by the halfbacks just mentioned

ICC to Award

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Army, Camp

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now over and tl next Saturday admirals and gen inter-service seri Bowl."

In other hardy Georgia Tech mes takes on Tulane, faces Holy Cr State tackles M homa takes on | TCU meets SMU makes its annua Pacific Coast to California. Four conferenc are still undecid not be until Dec, .

THE SOUTHW race is in its usu can clear up eve! ing SMU, but a I the title should Rice. Should bc could move into Tennessee and tied for the Son ference lead, eac] left which could Tennessee, 28-0 © tucky last Saturc derbilt and Tech Only a tie car Texas Tech or | from clinching ference title out-r day. Hardin-Sim slate, meets Tech ference, in the sl}

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MEANWHILE, Valley conferenct held in reserve ui Tulsa meets Det ricanes lead with will be forced to with Drake (3-1) Five major unbx powers survived t only Tennessee h: to play. Prince! Kazmaier sideline period, had to wo Dartmouth, 13-0; rolled over Color: land trounced We and San Francisce 20-2, in addition easy win over Ku Meanwhile, ] Stanford was to

° : athletes from northern Indiana ranks of the elite WwW 4 Wi Frank Henico Al Uzis are named. The other four are 4 2 = rose up to score : r I ep . selected from teams from the COMBINE HIM with a back- Se 2 SECOND TEAM cstern. eastern and southern field that included Jimmy Peters, 0 S 0 i : a Br United Press Hay a LE—S8pringer, Cathedral. Indpls. parts éf the state. Bob Springer, the Richmond star ball-toter ‘who CHAMPIONS 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 26—They were: singing songs of : bY LT—Benjamin, Mishawaka Cathedral of Indianapolis, an end. ran all over the field Making pe Indiana Collegiate co ences are Illinois - - h, y fe " . ” a nepraise today for Dub Jones, the unsung hero of the Cleve- ; . y LG—Vargo, Wash., So. Bend. is on the second team, touchdowns in every game andl... ... voted today Io award Princeton in the land B C-—Delaney, Michigan City. * x on» Alex Kalemba, another outstand- an all-sports tiobhy next : in the Big Seven, | ian Towns. . 3 RG Prentice, Logansport. IN SELECTING an all-State INE open field runner, one of the Athletic EE : ER line, Stanford in t The fleet halfback, hailed by Coach Paul Brown as the RT Wilson, Bosse, Evansville. high school football team. it is NER Scorers of the state. whose ..)\.ii¢ directors and Mp Fe, and Marylapd a 10st underrated pfayer in the : RE-—Stiga. Whiting: ~ necessary to pick the seven out- 'e8M was not defeated but Was y), ov ohool loop also set Mav Shem. ft ‘ational Football League, tied a Pro Football QB-—Buczkowski, Cen.. So. Bend. standing linemen. These linemen °N°® tied. n becomes necessary 10.19 1952 as the date for the ~ ammaler's - 2-year-old pro record yesterday ...oNAL LEAGUE STANDINGS RH--Gutman, N. S. Ft. Wayne. are picked for their ability to play Selest 3 uarterback Who was not yc track and field meet, to bef Frnteh marked a wv scoring six touchdowns as the EY FERC LH Motts. Riley. South Rend. the game regardless of what part °bly a field general. but a 800d 1014 either at Ball State or But- 1% the greatest Ivy “rowns walloped the Chicago CU WL T Pel Pla. Op FB-- Dick, Clinton ? of the state they happen to|blocker and passer, Frank Henitoiy,, in history, prov "w 2 . 5 PD =~ K, }. ”. as : . i tears Cleveland 2 1 889 230 115 . live. All are young athletic giants, Of Linton and Leonard Buczkow- oq. oo z climactic. The g og vl abi 2 0 he 2 c THIRD TEAM Teds Ringer, Central of “South ski, Central of South Bend, ap- awarien er tat back was hsived : ” Pittsburgh 351 35 183 13 LE—Hummer, Kokoro, Bend, is placed at center. Six Pear to have the edge on other , "°°, Pan Sys em with a mild concu ouchdown spree in a pro game Philadelphia 3 6 0 333 183 196! LLT-—Murley. Richmond . * Wiete A s " this a in four major sports -football ‘ ince Nov. ‘28, 1929, when the Chicago Cards 2.1.6 21 HM am 3 Bin rains feet tall, 190 pounds, he was the 2ihletes playing this position. ,.. oihali baseball and track ong period and i 2 A 2 , 29, Ne NATIONAL CONFERENCE LG—Hackler, Bloomington. sparkplug” of the Central team. Both. are great field generals. _ olf. ta i a a until the last min reat Ernie Nevers Be a Deteen w y T Pt. Pte ope C-~0Ostick. * Columbus. Steve Delaney, Michigan City, is Henico is probably unequalled as rv golf, tennis and cross-coun-i Charley Caldwell ozen SHuchigwns or del the Los Angeles 6§ 1 0 667 286 206 RG--—-Weddle, Southport. named second all-State center, a forward passer. He can leap Officials 140m a h a final ovation. a0. Cardinals against the Shiosgo Bun ¢ 3 8 38 8 In RT Couts. Plymouth. Flank Ringer with wo guards into the air to get away his Officials also mapped sched ff as hears. Green Bay ake 8 3 3 Ju 1 RE —McKinney, Decatur Central. 57 the caliper of Ted Karras, throws and still be accurate. In ig ee one an Jones scored a touchdown each ! E Yan ate QB—Osthimer, Wabash. Emerson of Gary, 61" and 204 Some of Linton's games. he com. 1 HRCEC BR Sd e hh HOME PLA : hs ar Jae he handled; o. prapcisco 10, New York Yanks 19 RH—Brown, Winchester. pounds. and Jack Theuerkauf, pleted passes of 60 yards and was | 0 Co 8 Age i 7 1 ! 3 < ; Iv rr Q 7 TPS f y ing ' gchedu F Ne ag Bt » th Yas 20 Cleveland. A Cnicaso, Bemrs 31. LH—Wykoff, Marion. Bosse of Evansville, £2" and 180 directly responsible for winning Dean Long, Evansville, wash mazing feat, but e former: washington 31, Los Angeles 21. Jack Theuerkauf FB-—Marksbary, Ben Davis. pounds, they form a powerful de- Most of the ten games on the lect ni , v A Tulane star refused to take all! New York Giants 10, Chicago Cards 0 3 : TE AN fensive center combination. Both Miner's schedule. Special mention ®'®Cted conference President, suc he credit. re HONORABLE MENTION ; FOURTH TEAM ceeding Dr. Paul Royalty of Bal : go» hides Ends ; : LE—Becker, Washington. Position First Team State. W. J. Johnson of Indianal® JONES DIDN'T start his Robert Locke, Emerson, Gary: Dog Baia. | LE Sagan Culver Military Ac. left Bnd =... Al Uzis, Roosevelt, East Chicago State was elected vice-president. § ‘ouchdown parade until the sec- in eer, MLILArY os Sans. Unis - LG—Quinn, Delphi. : : ; and Dr. William L. Howard off rd period paral he first ulled meyer, or Harte: Bill MoaQulity, JEL ;'C__Bregor, Roosevelt, E. Chicago Left Tackle ..... Clarence Kreuger, Central, South Bend Butler was re-elscted secretary-@ a ’ - T t inkins ngton as 8. ~ 3 - eb > ~ - as & even yards for a score and later Chicago: Bob Martin, West Latayette: Har & n, RG—Miller; Brazil. Left Guard .....Ted Karras, Emerson, Gary treasurer. ® Silverware ier srt wee on [11 LaKer Chain is gr oy, Voes. Garter Tol Ringer, Contr Sst Bo0l 150s Physical Check digs wuarterback to Gr m. e +R. RK. Grosscup, / . . . 1. - re 1a lle roi period 2 QB Bell, Warsaw. Right Guard ....Jack Theuerkauf, Bosse, Evansville ey t Be E S Commercial. Piet tr { TL . ; 1 4 ROCHESTER, Mi Nov. 248% n rung of 1}. and 27 yards, then MINNEA 26—The oy hor ides Sand 8 Ss RH—-Coleman, Central, So. Bend. Right Tackle ....Bill Clancy, Reitz Memorial, Evansville UP . Former iA $17 Mass. AVL : MAINNE s 4VOV, 2b— Haute; Stan Davis,’ Fan x I BAe r : x 2 Hy . : LJ —— wounded out his one-man show . : : re Haute Rane. Aurora. ton; John O'Drobinak R Li Sexson, Technical, Indpis. Right End... ... Wavne Glassman. La Porte Champion Jack Dempsey under-| n the final period on another Indianapolis Olympians and five t Patrick. Seymour Ted Bosier. Broad... g..ion ru B aes Ya Krietemever, Cent, Evans = 1 a ; went a checkup at the Mave iraham Pass and a 43-vard dash. other teams. had something in ca; pple. Indianapolis; John Friess, Central Gerstmever, i: 3c Quarterback Frank Henico, Linton elitiic here 473" has lett 2 Nay. 3 = v - mel, Boise V } ' £ > net 5 tL, f by An awed crowd of 40,969 at common today. The Olymps wers : Tackles 8 aH Right Halfback .. Alex Kalemba, Noll, Hammond spokesman said today. The check- & Qual Nav ernard Eagan. Cathedral J . oe ; leveland sat in on this firstipare of 3 Minneapolis Laker win- Bill Yockey Brazil: Loren Hensley ; ini, an or LeftHalfback ...Jimmy Peters, Richmond up was described as “routine.” i armal meeting of the Bears, who van; Bill Purdy nd “Heh . made during one of the periodic re one of the pioneer members PIN8 streak that has reached six. mond: Matthew Griffin, Washington. South Fullback ....... Wm. Murakowski, w ashington, E. Ch RICAZOIvisits he makes: to the eline. eup 0 S f the league. and the upstart; The Lakers took the Olymps King. Alexandria; Warren Foster owi reer eter —— peers — . erent — srowns. whe won four titles in into camp, 82-73, here yesterday. New Castle: 3 Jack Woalen tits : i old ; And like always, G Mik N RAE. an he old All-America Conference 4 ? ys, (George Mikan BULLETIN can’t buy better. nd now seem headed for their Was the big thorn in the Olymps’ fie: Maregs Hmurovich. Bing. “Crosby Named CHICAGO, Nov. 26 (UP) side. George scored 31 points. 1 2 es Mc- : y, Nov, 26 (U re it it's quality work econd straight in the NFL. fix iF 1 Eran ‘W net hester; Gordon A 1 PGA C it Illinois, the Big Ten football craftsmen can do it It.probably was one of the The Olymps made a fight of it, : m- 10 emmitiee champion, was chosen today oughest games in history, with leading until the Lakers surged CHICAGO. Nov. 26 UP)— to wr in the Rohe Bowl y 8 we price, our | he officials calling 37 penalties for 23 points in the third quarter. m Croener Bing Crosby yesterday hs — ® . You quanty or 374 yards. The Bears especial-' Jeo Barnhorst and Don Lof-| pu, Golder was named chairman of the Pro-. SAN . FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 ) We will bring sample v suffered by the excessive whis- gran did their best to bring alin fessional Golfers Association’s (UP) —The Pacific Coast Con- Dar or night le tooting, causing Tackle Coach victory to Indianapolis. Each vi "National Advisory Committee. ference and the Big Ten voted . on Wilbur Ewbanks to remark that sniped 15 points. i Crosby succeeded Bob Hudson on their choices for the annual . sone OH they penalized us for everything yagianapelis (13) Minneapolis (52) | % r. of Portland, Ore, who became Rose Bowl spectacle today—but ® Ps Ee xcept breathing Lavoy. 1 I 49 BY Mikkelsen. { Ie pf £ the commie e's vice chairman, the balloting was a mere formality (eo ¥) 0 i t 1 SHE! 2 = = Barnhorst. f 7 13 Pollard, 58 4G George May of Chicago, pro- pecause when the announcement IN OTHER games, the Wash- SrabaskL { $3 3 Mikan, » a3 Ev moter of the Tam ©’Shanter js made tomorrow it will be II- UPHOLST ngton Redskins surprised the Los Waither.¢ J 5 0 Martin. z 21 3m tournaments, was re-elected sec. innia vs. Stanford. 3631 MASSACH Angeles Rams, 31 to 21; the New Tosheft, 7 2 1 2 Harrison.s 1 = retary. The Fighting Illini, who finished Eo fo oe Ge LEE 4 re nn en ent wn ny AVEY GV o Tod HIE Chicago Cardinals, 10 to 0; the Holland.t i 1 2Piich,s 1 day with representatives from 30 son with a tie against Ohio State ittshurgh Steelers nipped the Tecan RE Tus : sections 1s well as fop-fiigh pro then .a narrow 3-0 win against hi 13% oe E Ses 1 to13. and: ig n 3 Magers, 2 SHendance vane POA Northwestern Saturday, are the ‘he Vew ork Yanks tied the 8an Afinreanalic War on cart gessi lasts until 2day, weat C eo ; a Francisco Forty-niners, 10 to 10. uy ec throws missed: 1 Pollard. yesitield, with election of officers Tuesday. Wen pp DE nO Ye Soh Barnhors bosk! 2 : Sermons Bob Olen, Maroy : : : ashing B Jee a tory se 3 Mi edpolis Mike sen 3. Pollard, sey in Coney: Wien: ass . straight, was whipped soundly by ye 3 . 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