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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SUNDAY, SEPT. 21, 1952

Last-Minute Pass Wins For Maryla Sugar Bowl |

Champs Win On Pass, 13-10

By United Press

COLUMBIA, Mo., Sept. 20 —The University of Maryland's Sugar Bowl champion

football team ran smack into| the makings of an upset at the hands of Missouri today, but| squeaked out of it with a touch-| down pass 70 seconds before the game ended and a 13 to 10 victory. | An estimated 18,000 persons saw the game. Jack Scarbath, brillant All-| American quarterback candidate, | threw the deciding 36-yard pass to End Lloyd Colteryahn, who| caught the ball on the Missouri| 26 and ran to the end Zone. { That play wiped out a 10 to 6 Missouri margin and cost Don Faurot’s team its chance for a sensational upset and its first vic-| tory in a home opener since 1947.

” » » FOR THREE periods, the Mis-| sourians bewildered the rain-|

coated crowd with superb defen-| sive play and a tricky attack that| mixed plays from split-T and spread formations. A light drizzle fell most of the game. Missouri shocked their formidable rivals—26-point favorites— by stopping the vaunted split-T Maryland ground attack early, and then, in the second period, forged to the front on a powerful

pass offense. ” d »

TONY SCARDINO, sophomore quarterback, operating from a spread formation, gave Missouri a lead in the second period when he threw a pass intended for Jim Jennings, Missouri end. The ball was deflected by Bernie Faloney of Maryland into the hands of Buddy Makin on the Maryland 3 and Makin ran across. Paul Fuchs added the extra point and Missouri led by 7 to 9. Missouri added a field goal by Fuchs from the 13-yard line, giving the home club a 10 to 0 margin at the half. « Maryland, ranked second nationally in the United Press poll, began to show an offense late in the third quarter. - - ”

WITH SCARBATH directing the attack, employing hand-offs! and pitch-outs to Ralph Felton, Ed Barritt and Chet Hanulak,| the Terapins reached the Missouri] 23 when the period ended. ‘In three plays in the fourth stanza, Maryland scored to make] it 10 to 6, on a pitch-out trom | Scarbath to Felton from the 15.|

Don Becker failed on the extra!

point. Scarbath once again proved the difference in the dramatic finish. His winning toss was straight to Colteryahn who galloped to the game-winning points. Decker added the extra point.

Cards Out | Of NL Race

By United Press | CHICAO, Sept. 20—The Chi-|

cago Cubs eliminated the 8t.| Louis Cardinals from the Na-

tional League pennant race today | when Warren Hacker pitched the| Cubs to a 4-1 victory in a stormy] game before a surprising crowd of 14,081 at Wrigley Field. | Hacker held the third-place! Cards to three hits. The Cards’ loss removed any mathematical possibility of their gaining the pennant. The Cards became embroiled in| a series of arguments with the umpires during the eighth inning. Del Rice and Solly Hemus were] ejected. { Frank Baumbholtz, the Cub's outfielder, made one hit in four times at bat to all but catch Stan Musial, who was blanked in| four trips, in their race for the National League batting championship. Baumholtz now has a mark of .332 to Musial's 333. |

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The Wright Angle

BUTLER, 1952—The 1952 edition of Butler Bulldogs opens its home stand against North Central Saturday, and home town backers of the youngest football squad in Butler history will have added reason for backing the young Bullpups. Composing a goodly portion of Butler's offensive and defensive teams are outstanding members of Cathedral and Tech teams who shared the 1950 and 1951 city championships with 4.0 records both years. Tech and Cathedral didn't meet

Browns Top Chisox Twice |

ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 20 (UP)ldoubleheader victory over the —Outfielder Bob Nieman and|Chicago White Sox here tonight ancient Leroy (Satchel) Paige las Nieman smashed two homers, the tireless pitcher, shared the including a game-ending three-|

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limelight in the St. Louis Browns’ run wallop to give the Browns 2 Hamline 21, St. John's (Minn.) 19. Villanova .. Towa State 57, South Dakota LSU .......ee.. 0

(9-6 nod in the first contest and Paige pitched eight-hit ball to blank the Sox in the nightcap, 4-0. Old Satch probably got more

Temple Scares Penn Stale bul Lions Win, 20-13

By United Press staff. His win was his ninth]

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Sept straight in Sportsman's Par 20—A dogged Temple squad Where he has yet to be beaten. threw a_ scare into favored Penn| (First Game)

his second 1952 shutout and his|

State today by taking a third CHICAGO ; ST. LOUIS | period lead but the home team Ervigpelis’ 3 ° A Marsan AR : % i scored two touchdowns in the final Fox? , 5 2 0 4/Gidsbrry,ib 1 0.1 0 period for a 20-13 victory in. the Navies § 116 gbrcket > 8 8 4 6 season opener for the interstate Melerf - 4 1 3 Biertzrf 312 8 rivals before 14,000 at Beaver Lollare 4 0.9 0 Courtneys 4 210 0 {Krsnich.3b 3 1 2 1 Young,2b 4 21 3 Field. Rogovinp 4 1 0 l'Dmaestriss 4 2 2 2 Until the uninspired Nittany lomap 0 0 0 oLittlefield.p 1 1 § 0 Lions put on a sustained march Harrists 0 0 0 ol in the final period which they Gravion 1 2.08 parlayed with a pass interception, | Stuart.p 6000 it looked as though Coach Al Pamiden 113% Kawal’s squad would earn its| wotais 371025 6 Totals. 401527 6|

first victory at Beaver Field. ” . » { THE LIONS trailed, 13-7, as Chl A 1 0. the final period opened. But si Louis. © 900 002 025— 9

Temple's lead proved short-lived | RUNS Siariarrasauel. Fox 2. Minose, as Penn State moved 73 yards Koinih Marsh, Krvheski 2, Werta, Nie-| ri 4 ERRORS-—Werts, Courtney, within the first four minutes to} ERRORS--Werix, Courtnes Robison .8.. regain the lead. {Carrasquel, Nieman 5. Young 2. Wertz 2.) {(Minoso scored in third en Wertz error) | TWO-BASE HITS—Krsnich, Fox, De maesirl, Courtney, Minoso. HOME RUN—Nieman. STOLEN BASES—Marsh, Rivera. LEFT ON BASES—Chicago 9, St. Louis 7. BASES ON BALLS—Littlefield 3, Rogovin

Red So%, 10 to 6 20 — |" STRUCK OUT—Rogovin 7. Littlefield 6,

WASHINGTON, Sept, Washington's Senators outlasted BAITS on LittieReld "in LX Harrist 2

the Boston Red Sox here tonightiin 2. Hogue 1 in 124 Stuart 0 inli, Aloma 5 in 1%}

Coleman flied out for Littlefield in Sth | rawford struck out for Harrist in 5th. | Bearden singled for Stuart in 9th. | Porter ran for Bearden in Oth, |

Washington Kayoes

| Rogovin 4 in 3%.

ST. LOUIS CHICAGO for a 10 to 6 victory, 5 RUNS AND EARNED RUNS—Liitlefield AB H O Al ABHOA % 5 and 4, Harris an » Hogue 0 an \ Hemusss 4 0 0 5 Brown.ss Al 202 Frank Shea, ex-Yankee ace, Rogovin 4 and 4, Aloma 5 and 5 Stuart Stalicup.ss © 0 © 0 Bmboltzrf 4 1 3 0 notched his 11th win of the year |¢ ME vg PYTCHER Blunts (4-83 | Mndnsth 4 9 2 skendyid 3% 3 o but he needed help from Walt| 10SING PITCHER—Aloma (3-1). Siebterrt 4 1 2 0 Awwelie 4 8 3 8 Mastersen in the ninth inning to| UMPIRES Berry, Soar, Robb, From, | H Rice 3 1.3 1Jackson. 3p 2 ? 31 do it. ATTENDANCE—3000. Sisler, 0 tf 21% . Bluendd 3 0M Sltteate 213 Micky Vernon hit a home run| (Second Game) | Fasimn.o 0 ° 1 0 | for the Senators. { CHICAGO ST. LOUIS Staley. p 2 s . on AB H O A ABHOA Stanky 1100 | BOSTON WASHINGTON Crrsquelss 3'0 1 1 Marsh.3b 51 ] 2 Bover 0000 { AB H O A H O A Wright 1 10 0-Kryhoski.lb 4 0 7 0 Chmbers,p 0 0 0 © Thrabery if 4 2 2 0Yost.3b 5 4 2 1 Mirandass 1 0 0 1 Dyck.ef 4230 ee ee ee — G 2 , 2 : ; Jerts. Wotals 20 A016! Totals. 30 637 6 ponamnth & 4 4 QBubrer $1 3innmy J lle ald) Stanky singled for Staley in Sth. {Gernert.1b 4 6 9 0 Wood.lf 5 2 0 0 Robinsn,db 4 3 4 1'Niemandf 2 1 3 0 Bover ran for Stanky in Sth. G.Stphns,ef 3 1 2 0 Vernon, Jb 3 1 6 2 Meleat 4 0 1 0iCourtney.ef 4 2 5 0 &¢. Louis . 000 010 000— 1 Wilhere 2 ® 3 1TavlorJb 1 ® 2 0 Riveraef 2 0 5 0 Young.2b 3 0 2 2 Chicago 000 011 lix— 4 Niarho.s 3 i 3 9|Runnels.sp 3 2 3 5 Lollahe " 3 : 6 0 Dmaestriss 4 1 0 1 a . .!Lepcio.3 erlein.2b 2 1 8. 4 Krsnich,! 3 1 0 Paige.p 3202 r= Slaurier,. Brown, Fondy, Be {Bolling.ss 4 0 2 5Grassee 8 1 8 1 Grissomp 2 0 0 3% RRORS—Lowrey., Brown, Fusselman {Rarusil.p } : : ’ Shea.n 4 2 2 1 Stewart 1080 0 RUNS BATTED IN—H. Rice, Jeffcoat, SIXon.D I'Mastersonp 1 0 0 0 Dorishp 0 0 0 2 Atwell, Brown, Sauer. {Schmeesp 1 1 0 2 {Kennedy.p 0 0 0 0 TWO-BASE HIT--Serena, | ob, A. Soc <= «= == — | Landenbrgr 1 0-0 bf STOLEN BASE—Fondy. Totals 33 82410) Totals STI59T 14 — ———— SACRIFICE HITS—Lowrey, Fondy, Jeff-/Boston . ..........., 000 Totals 34 824 6 Totals 311027 coat yashington : . 931 600 00x—10] Stewar! popped out for Grissom in “4 DOUBLE PLAY—Schoendienst to Sisler.| ERRORS—Lepcio Wright singled for Carrasquel in 7th. FT ON BASE—St. Louis 8. Chieaxo 4. 3 s ° | Landenberger struck out for Kennedy in ASE ON BALLS—Staley 3, Chambers 1. non. Jone 20 Wont. Venn Jou Run- oth. STRUCK OUT—Hacker 1, Chambers 1. Rs 4 4 CIIGRRE suvtrsresaners .. 000 000 000— 0 berry, Goodman, Zariila, G. Stephens, "TER 000 100 03x 4

HITS—Off Staley 6 in 7 fonings, Cham-|Niarhos

EARNED RUNS-—Staley 8

and 3, Hacker 1 and |, Chambers | and 0,

WINNING LOSING PITCHER--Staley (16-14),

PITCHER Hacker (15-8).

Cory TIME-2:05, ATTENDANCE-14,081.

Welsh Rare Bils

By JACK WELSH

HAILING FROM the land of |

Black-Eyed Susans, the University of Maryland traveled to Missouri yesterday and found it the land of black eyes before winning 13 to 10.

” ” ~ CHUCK DAVEY SAYS HE WON'T fight again this year, preferring to wait for the Gavilan title mateh in February. No doubt it will take the IBO that long to kok out a plausible script. a 2 ~ - BILLY THOM is bringing a wrestler to town named Great Scott, After watching the grappler ham it up next Tuesday, the fans will probably ufter his

UMPIRES —Warneke, Goetz, Dascoll and {grr ON BASES—Boston 5 Washing | Iten 11, i

iL wi PITCH-—~Schmees

TWO-BASE HITS-—G. Stephens, RUNS-—~Dyek, Wertz, Nieman, Courtney THREE-BASE HITS—Woed. ~ ERRORS-—Lollar, Rivera. HOME RUN-—Vernen. | RUNS BATTED IN—Courtney 2; Nie. DOUBLE PLAYS-—Hoderlein te Runnels man, Paige, to Vernon Schmees to Bolling to Gernert. | O-BASE HITS—Robinson 2. THREE-BASE HIT-—Minosoe. SACRIFICE HITS —Paige.

BASES ON BALLS—Shea 3, Parnell 8,| DOUBLE PLAY—Marsh to Kryhoski

| Schmees LEFT ON BASE—Chicage 12, St. Louis 9 HITS—Of Parnell 8 In 3%, Nixon 2? BASE ON BALLS—Paige 4; Grissom 3, in ‘i, Schmees 5 In 4, Shea 7 in 7%; Dorish 1 Masterson 1 in 114, STRUCK OUT-—Palge 51 Grissom 4, RUNS AN EARNED RUNS—Parnell 8 HIT ff Grissom 5 In 6 innings: Dor. and 8 Nixon 2? and 2, Shea 6 and 6. lish 8 in 1%; Kennedy 0 in 1; HIT BY PITCHER-—Parnell (Hoderlein,! RUNS AND EARNED RUNS—Grissom | Bushy), 1 and 1, Doris 3 and 3, Kennedy 0 and , Pal

y b O and 0. INNING PITCHER Shea 11-8, HIT BY PITCHER-—Paige (Lollanr),

LOSING PITCHER—Parnell 12-11. : WINNING PITCH alge (12-9). UMPIRES ~ Paparella, Duffy; Rommel,| LOSING PITCHER—Grissom (11-10), McGowan. UMP oar, Robb, Froese, Berry. TIME—2:80. T +28. | ATTENDANCE-—£965, ATTENDANCE—3041.

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CHAMPIONSHIP Hot Rod Roadster

RACES | INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDROME

| © 3 MEATS PLUS 100-LAP FEATURE STARTING 33 CARS! THIS AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 21, 1952 7 Time Trials 1:00 P. M. © t Event 2:30 P. M.

on the gridiron either year. This year, as Butler freshd sophomores, the Green and the Irish are adding a page or two to Bufler's fighting crew. Comprising the "B" (reading from the top, clockwise) are: Frankie Meier, Cathedral; Dan Lehane, Cathedral; Dick Macy, Cathedral; John Riddle, Cathedral; Gene Mangin, Cathedral; Jack Woolen, Tech, out with a

{John Carroll 60, St. Francis 0. Kansas 13, TCU 0.

kick out of collecting two hits| Kas. State 21, Bradley 7. and driving In a run than from|Kent State 20, Western Michigan Camp Lejeune 56, Catawba 7.

12th victory—tops on the Brownie Knox 14, St. Olaf 13. Kk {Lawrence

Dave Lewis, Tech, and Danny Sheehan, Caorming the "U" (reading counterclockwise

College Football Scores

SOUTH

Continued from Page 11

Photo Layout By J. Hugh O'Donnell. from top) are: Tony Zilson, Tech; Norm Wilson, Tech; Bob Wagner, Cathedral; Leo Mahoney, Cathedral; Bernie Eagan, Cathedral; Les Gerlach, Tech, and Jack McGinley, Cathedral. Cathedral's Joe Adams is out with a broken nose. In the center is Bill Norris, a divinity student, Norris, whose talents included reading invocations at banquets as a Tech senior last year, lends a serious thought to Butler's grid ambitions this season.

FAR WEST

By Art Wright ol 1

Stock Car Season

Ends Tonight

W. 16TH ST. SPEEDWAY presents its final event of ‘the year tonight with the stock cars. Qualifying trials start at 7 p. m. and the first race at '8:30. Nine events will be presented.

” Fans should get out early to] see this one. There will be no, ° [reserved seats. The $1 admission | Irish Top joo # AHucks in ® ® City Tilt, 19-0 of the season here. {

{will be good for any seat on a |first-come-first-served basis. 5 @» Cathedral High School's foots AAA SPRINTS will return to ball team displayed a spotty of-

furnished the thrills at W. 16th St. this season are expected to run in this one . . . their last

All the top drivers who have { |fense and defense in winning its

[Wihchaster Speedway next Sun- second consecutive city grid tilt, |day afternoon . . . with twoi19 to 0, over Crispus Attucks at

[new promoters taking over. Jim CYO field last night. A crowd of and Floyd Rannes, who obtained [nearly 4000 attended. a 10-year lease on the track from | Cathedral capped a 32-yard Frank Funk have turned their drive midway in the second period (lease over to Paul H. Leckrone, Dy sending Bill Schmutte o.e{a Dayton, O., building contractor yard to paydirt. In the final and William P. Frank who is as- minute of the second quarter, |sociated with his father in the Kiefer flipped to Jack Niehus on [furniture business in Dayton. {the Attucks 40, Niehus outran | nH two Tiger defenders to score TODAY'S AAA speedway car Standing up. Jim Gormley kicked sprints in this area are at the = Point after. In the fourth, Kenny Stroud

Wabash Valley Fairgrounds in Terre Haute. alifying starts| received a Tiger bobble on CaQualifying thedral’s 48 and Dick Roseman

at 12 noon and the first race at . - »| went 81 yards off right tackle 2 p.m. Most of the “big name for the TD two plays later.

AAA drivers are signed up. » Late model stock cars race this|g TE was Attucks arst after afternoon at Dayton (0.) Speed- x x ow way. It'll be a 300-lap event on| ATTUCKS outdowned . Cathe. the half-mile track. Qualifying|dral, 7 to 5, and won the rushing, trials will start at 12 noon and|137 yards to 121, the race at 2:30 p. m. Cathedral ....... 0183 0 6-19 a 8 8 Crispus Attucks . 0 0 0 0-0

JUNGLE PARK SPEEDWAY runs the Speedway cars next Sun- Tech Crushes Citadel, 54-6

day afternoon featuring Bill HolBy Pnited Press

land, former Indianapolis winner. Bill will drive his Blue Crown Spark Plug Special. Tickets in| ATLANTA, Sept. 20—Georgia advance are available at Ross-|Tech rolled to a 54-to-6 victory Babcock agency in the Claypool over the Citadel before 24,000 Hotel. fans here today. Coach Bobby Dodd’s Engineers,

model race originally set for to-[undefeaten Drange Bowl ian. : over day at Ft. Wayne Speedway will tne Jiitle military school from be run next Sunday. It will be a charieston, S. © 200-lap event on the five-eighths| me scheduled ) eduled breather turned mile track. The guaranteed purse|,,¢ to be little more than a series

will be $3000. of wind sprints for Tech’s breakCSRA moves into Ft. Wayne away backs, on Hardeman,

next Sunday afternoon with} arry Ruffin and Bill Teas

sprint car racing on the new| Wins Golf Meet

South Anthony Speedway ... a three-eighths-mile paved oval. A WALTON HEATH, England— HERE IS the CSRA schedule|Irish Golf Star Fred Daly won

Eastern Kentucky 7, Toledo U. 6. Kentucky ....... 6 , 0— 6 Stanford .......

014 6 7

14—28 for September and October: 0-13

- = ” the “News of the World” ProfesToday, midgets at Marion, O., [sional Match Play Golf Cham and big cars at Saginaw, Mich. |pionship today by beating Belgian

0 0 cesses 6 012 7-25 Santa Clara ... 01 1

State 19. Texas sceescese

6—34 Oregon ..cc0e0ess 0

7-13 Next Sunday,

big cars at Ft./Champion Flory Van Donck, 4

0— 6 Wayne; Oct. 5, Springfield, O., big|and 3, in the 38 hole final. Daly

| Vanderbilt ...... 0 0 7 0— 7 California ...... | Georgia ........ 0 7 0 12—19 College Pacific ..

0 0 TueddUCLA ccoveesrs- 0 0 8 ° 3 F

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0—18/and DeGraef, O., midgets.

cars, and Manasses, Va., midgets.iwon a prize of 750 sterling 7—840ct. 12, Greenville, O., big cars|($2100) and Van Donck 250 ster{ling ($700).

)s. * | Clemson 53, Presbyterian 18. {Duke 34, Washington and Lee 0. 21, Milwaukee State 0. Emory-Henry 13, W. Va. Tech 6.!

Monmouth 40, Augustana (Ill) 7./Florida 33, Stetson 6. Ohio Wesleyan 53, Otterbein 6.

Colorado 20, San Jose State 14. Idaho State 20, College of Idaho 7.| U. of Washington 39, Idaho 14.

101-Yard Run Leads

Nebraska 46, South Dakota 0. ee Eustis 20, Parris Island 18. | Georgia to Victory

Wayne 20, Hillsdale 8. Georgia Tech 54," The Citadel 6. |

Wooster 28, Hiram 14. EAST

ceesees 0-013 wd Institute 6 (tie).

veo 7 14 0 18-384! Virginia Tech 27, Davidson 14. 7T 0 0 6-13 W. Va, State 0, Ky. State 0 (tie). Bm ETE | Wm. and Mary 34, VMI 13. olling / , Syracuse 12. { ¥ y California Teachers (Pa.) 14, SOUTHWEST Edinboro Teachers 0. | Baylor .u.... a Cortland State 33, Buffalo 18, | |final period. Indians’ (Pa) Teachers 12, Go. VY i@ Forest aries 0% 1 S14, neva 0. | Arkansas 22, Okla. A&M 20. Norwich 30, Maine Maritime 0. | Arizona State 26, Hardin-Sim-Rhode Island 32, Northeastern 0. mons 7. Shepherd State 7, Sydney 6. Mexico Military 7. Tufts 18, Bates 13 (tie). Texas A&M 21, Houston U. 13. Waynesburg 27, West Liberty 12.' Texas Tech 48, W. Tex. State 7.

Hampden-| Colorado Western State 20, New| (UP)—Carleton three touchdowns in the second period today to trounce Cornell of | Iowa 21 to O in its season opener. |

A NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Henry, Hampton Inst. 20, Fayetteville 0./ Campagna streaked ~ 101 yards South Larolina 33, Wofford 0. with a punt today to give Georgia | ; \Tampa U. 7, Troy Teachers 0. . [the jump on Vanderbilt and his| Penn State ..... 0 7 0 18—20 py, egee 6, Alabama A. and ao pA ony Bob Clemens, |scored twice in the fourth period {to build up a 19 to T\victory. A shirt-sleeved crowd of 24,000 |was thinking about a tie game) {before the Georgia ground at-| [tack suddenly jelled with Clemens 0 7 0 10—13/a8 its focus midway through the

Carleton Wins

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