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NEW YORK, Nov. 26—The 1951 season was over ‘for!’ most of the nation’s college football teams today but there, . was still plenty of action ahead for-a select few.
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Times Special BUFFALO, N. Y.,: Nov. 26—The Indianapolis Caps want more Providence in the American Hockey League. |
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a i For Army and Navy, of course, “spring training” is! : The Caps, with Rookie Lou Jankowsil back in the| pepe ation 1rom now over and the season begins lineup ‘and Defenseman Pete Durham playing a wing, have team from next Saturday when the future! scored three of their five vieca admirals and generals renew their Taruffi tories over the Reds.. The last On the Ice a inter-service series in the “Brass | 3 es 745 a B-to-B trian r Wee" WH" pis ; Public spirited local merchants, of two other Bowl.” f was a 6-to-5 triumph last night in fttéby GP wi os f og as an expression of goodwill, - | Providence breaking a winless Cle 18 10 a2 63 44 Détinmer, a In other hardy, old traditionals | | cbs RE ER rare see veryining, ani |. Georgia Tech meets Georgia LSU (lI O|WAY KAC8 | resis of 10. gam SBiiNoug 3 UL 3 0 BH ee og re ee o be named takes on Tulane, Boston College : ; | > .r °. "Ble Rive Fis. 0 og Moth ove A moved to 2 first all-State faces Holy Cross, Mississippl By United Pre : ALL OF Indianapolie’ vic-§ 17 13 #5 » id ire in the: city. State tackles Mississippi, Okla-| JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. 26 tories over Providence have been Bro ‘ 1 : 2.1 13 gs 8 There's nothing to buy. No » homa takes on Oklahoma A&M, py one-goal decisions, Their next RESULTS LAST NIGHT ion. Ph Wel : . TCU meets SMU and Notre Dame 5 0 Taruffi of Italy won the n o p . + INDIANAPOLIS 6 Providence 3 obligation. Phone your Welcome AKOWSKE 1c 1-5 makes its annual journey. to the Pan-American highway race stop on a nine-game road trip i pLouis 3 Plitsburzh 1. Wagon Hostess whose phone is honors. at fall. " Pacific Coast to play Southern ACTOS Mexico today with Italian is here tomorrow night against NATIONAL LEAGUE listed below and arrange te California : er racing champion Alberto Ascari “Buffalo, a club with" whom they LT Pts. 6G OG receive these gifts. pressed for this a’llornia, have tied in their only previous pei. 3 P2351 3 Four conference championships AKINg. second place. Wild Bill ave neg 1 y I 3B 4M Dick, the big ; win Sterling of El Paso, Tex. was meeting. Hone 1132 16 42 2 are still undecided and one will . Rs ghie iis WwW on star, David not be until Dec. 8 third and Troy Ruttman of Lyn- After building up a 5 to 2 lead Boston JINR eicome agon Javis, probably i wood, Cal., fourth, last night, the Caps wilted under 3 NIGHT
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Tony Bettenhausen, U. 8. cham-'
a third-period rally when Provi-| three times and
New York ® Memphis ® Los Angeles
\ ion f dence scored A) -Sronte Boston), pews oo st line backers race is in its usual muddle, TCU Fo from Tinley, Park, Ill, was leveled the score st all, With! “pro croton Tetons s shifted from - ean clear up everything by beat- timed unofficially at 2 hours 1:43 only 76 seconds to play, how- "ADY CASH on t layed last year ing SMU, but a loss might cost it minutes for the fastest time on ever, Ed Bruneteau backhanded needs: oe J uss biol PHONE TA. 2706 ason, A marked title should Baylor defeat the final lap and a new stock car the puck by Goalie Bob Per- GETTING Ti Want Ad. Phone, ™ © me, Marksbary Rice. Should both lose, Texas | recult fof the winning goal. > Times 5 : “Zirecord of 113 miles an hour, but Ci {PL aza 5551. tball and is . could move into a tie with TCU. ._. fini ¢ 7» Rr all-State. Bill Tennessee and Georgia Tech, ‘2lled to finish among the first
ral of Evansered by many
tied for the Southeastern Conference lead, each-has one game
10 winners. ; Jean Trevoux of France placed
AFTER Providence had opened the scoring with a first-period
backfield man «< left which could cost it the title. fifth, followed by Marshall Teague goal, the Caps scored three times na. Tennessee, 28-0 victor over Ken- of Daytona .Beach, Fla. Al Rog- within three minutes; Larry ny first class tucky last Saturday, meets Van- ers of Colorado Springs and Ray « Zeidel at 3:49, Billy McComb at
oncie Guttman, ayne and Eldon ith Bend; Clark ry Andy Wyckleman, Central nd Joe Sexson, apolis. Bgxson, ool giant back0 be one of the
D ’ Raine kale: ana MEANWHILE, THE Missouri Ses or Yue fith annual Hoo. Y y £ THAT GLY \ Larry Wilson made i a I Pullmans; appetizing meals in the Richmond and Yaliey sonference own . be ha ve etn, placed on sale at me = THINKS ABOUT / a ne riod RR Provi-| Dining Car. . eld in reserve until Dec. 8 when : gi ; ile thei back. od AR A ar Pers Bavtws. henring Vaeve Chieuga 3:35 #0 ine-sided scores, ricanes lead with a 3-0 record but today. anager. 4 Unce H toe and Jack Stoddard getting For complete information . . : star is Clark will be forced to share the title ¥ : ROSE. . twigs ang gas MARVIN W. CARLSON, General Agent wr. who scored " with Drake (3-1) if they lose. The tickets will sell for $12.50 vei) the other : = = 1412 Merghants Bk. Bldg., Indpls. 4, Ind. 8s and kicked Five major unbeaten and untied each and will include one reserved Phone MArket 6165
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uring the sea- only Tennessee has another game 8; Wabash, Dec. 220 Purdue, In the first Iwo Pers: Nall had : i 1282 yards, an to play. Princeton, with Dick Dec. 28; Indiana, Dec. 29; De- [to kick out 16 in the final per- me : per carry. His ajer sidelined in the second Pauw, Jan. 5; Indiana State, Jan. iod. Perreault had 39 stops for ted but the op- d, had to work hard to beat 12: Evansville, Feb. 2; Wisconsin, the three periods. 2 as strong as Dartmouth, 13-0: Michigan State Feb, 6; Ball State, Feb. 9; Notre Cap Coach ' Ott Heller was Vi you ave gas e ing » teams repre- rolled over Colorado, 45-7; Mary- Dame, Feb. 11; St. Joseph's, Feb. pleased with the play of Durham backs just men- land trounced West Virginia, 54-7 16, and Valparaiso, Feb. 23. wl BME mc at a wing. The rookie was paired - if you buy your Bryant Gas Conver-
» smn metaea Purdue Made Fewer Mistakes, Kept Ball Longer | mms smn] ste i fa cove ree jal Stanford was toppled from the 7 Crowdis, became the first goal- operation in a few short hours! . ranks of the elite when California. By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS | Purdue had the ball for 81 due gained 321 yards rushing, Purdue manager ‘(only Purdue tender in the Ii-vear History of rose up to score a 20-7 victory. PURDUE DESERVED another plays, Indiana for only 49, all Indiana 138. person to leave the bench) Who = aus soos up a goal 2 = Oaken Bucket victory. told. Purdue had to punt only 2. * = was sorry he got rambunctious, .,..'n. cent Center Ab DeMarco AUTOMATIC
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nces are Illinois in the Western, Pall clubs Saturday. It made the Kicked off four times and Indiana Phil Mateja missed his only shot. left the bench, apparently to help _ =. period. Buffalo went on ‘ollegiate con- enced : ih Neha [€WEr of the costly mistakes. three. Lou D’Achille, who hit seven of Testore order. to score an easy 6 tol victory CONVERSION ” Princeton in the Ivy, Oklahoma .. ~. _ . : or n ; 2 #2 =» : ht i : we 1 na- . . day to award in the Big Seven. Utah in the Sky- That's why it won, 21 to 13. eight for 98 yards, did a fine job| It'was an Indiana-Purdue game. yer Syracuse. hy next spring. N da rer in the Pacific Coast Obviously, both intercepted WHEN PURDUE did have it, all thé way around for Indiana. And it couldn't have been a bet- In the onlv other league game BURNERS ttee members, And. Marviand and VMI in the passes and recovery of a fumble it managed to utilize its posses- Of course, the line play of Don ter one. The press and radio cer- last night, the St. Louis Flyers and ‘coaches of . Te : all of which led to touchdowns sion well, Dale Samuels did a Luft, among several Hoosiers, , dn’ solv s became sec t s A & Southern. . > St : : ¢ rell Brewst tainly shouldn't be. absolved as became the second team to stop p also set Mav Kazmater's farewell game © Pyfdye Killed off the Hoo fine job running Purdue. Pur- and Purdue's Daire TeWSLET. underlying reasons for red-blooded the Pittsburgh Hornets with a 3 CAPITOL CITY HEATING CORP. Saks for the which marked the end of one of S.eTS' chances, particularly after/due’s counter-men to the left on Leo Sugar aq Clint Knitz Was rq41ha]] players wanting to play to 1 victory in St. Louis. For the ld meet, to be the greatest Ivy League careers they had caught up at 14 to 13 in frequent smashes in the middle strictly in the standout class, So a rough game roughly. Western Division leaders, it was 1112 E. NEW YORK ST. FR. 2328 State or But- in history, proved sadly anti- the second half. and off-tackle slants found Indi- was Al Hager's blocking. Everyone — including alumni— only their second loss in 19 climactic "The great Tiger tat Purdue showed its true strength ana hurting at the key times. 8 a = wants it. games. trophy Riad be back was helped from the field by exploiting the Hoosier miscues.| Samuels’ over-shooting his tar- THE SCRAP that ensued In : yo TeSys with a mild concussion in the sec. J00d teams can. usually. But gets on several occasions showed the frenzied final minute was ports football, = O + Indiana would. not have Won the Purdue ace flinger apparently significant largely because it| 1 and track-- ond period and did not return .. ....oiv had th £ . v ecessarily ha e trio of mis- wag acting under general orders
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oii pl ah- 4 = 3 of George Byers, Ray Petrauskas' The slugfest erupted as the A - wold Howe PLATING ©. PURDUE SHOULD have had a and Johnny Davis honest so that final seconds expired and was me league foot- touchdown on its first drive, but Purdue could continue its solid localized to a few spectators, a, aRAVille. wa L SILVER when Indiana stopped the dynam- movement on the _ground. Pur- Sumsss | «vansville, facta RHODIUM ic running of Max Schmaling, — — : ’ dem, ey BRASS Phil Klezek and Earl Heninger on \oya'ty of Ball GOLD the three or four-inch line, Marion Weighs son of Jadinia - t/. BRONZE revealed the power and it J b Off : vice-president, -- 0 SN CADMIUM with which the game was being JO ers 4 I.. Howar { I atseriv sr Aha et ara LU cted iol G22 CO ck rough by the Jioosiers. BB ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26 (UP)—Job- BED ® B GS : ’ Actually, Indiana mig ave Y ~ : ty M: o uc : ® Silverwore Replated won had it had possesion of the less Marty Bron eeling much AN TS. ETC. ® Antiques Refinished ball more. The statistics show like a hot-shot high school quar- U . 492 Check oC ? ] Indiana outgained Purdue, 4.8 terback surrounded by a pack of 8€ ommercial Plating and Polishing A ; - Minn, Nov. 28 917 MASS. ‘AVE. CApitol 9088 vards per play to Purdue's 4.4 drooling college alumni, pondered for Quick Results Heavyweight P yards a try. four employment offers today. . . Seltraty’ under - == And if the St. Louis Browns JArnot. Exterminating Co. \ at the Mavs don't "have the inside track on ' ax left a staff . the services of the former Cardi- LI-T458 on 5 day. The check- Quality nals manager, it isn't the fauit of 249 Mass. Ave. . { az “routine.” President Bill Veeck. {
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r-Wpence, in the showdown game.
Tulsa meets "Detroit.
powers survived the week-end and
and San Francisco downed Loyola, 20-2, in addition to Tennessee's easy win over Kentucky.
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