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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Cleveland Browns Paste Rams,
Carpenter
Becomes
New ‘Outside’ Star:
Three Pla
By Unit
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 20—A new star was born and a
new running game discovered
tled an old score in their first National Football League |
as the Cleveland Browns set-
game of the season yesterday.
Coach Paul Brown took it quite nonchalantly today as he ex-| plained “we waited a year and| were ready.” But there was much more than that to the vengeful 37-7 pasting his team handed the Los Angeles Rams in the campaign’s opening program.
‘Red Wings Even Series
Always well up on passing With Blues
Otto Graham .and on bulldozer
running with Marion Motley, the!
Browns now have a new star in| fleet runner Ken Carpenter, He gained 145 yards in 16 tries to set up three touchdowns and score one
as the Browns uncovered the Little World Series, with the last! .. “outside”
even in triumph. | » » » |
By United Press KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 29 —The Kansas City Blues and | Rochester Redwings were all even' today for the third game of the
game they've lacked game of those to be played here 1 eague training. camp.”
scheduled tonight. The Red Wings, champs of the
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7-7, In NFL Opener
Caps’ Prexy Keeps Player List Secret
{ By BILL EGGERT WHEN THE National
‘Hockey League settles its
player drafting squabbles this| .
| week, the personnel and| schedule for the Indianapolis|
Hockey Club will be announced. | Caps President Dick Miller said | today he has withheld revealing his players for fear those players |would -be “snatched in an intra-| lléague draft National League ¢lib owners are ‘planning. Miller says he has negotiated {for players who are in training camps and that the nucleus of | the 1952-53 Indianapolis team “is | concentrated in one National |
en on MILLER HAS spearheaded a
THE RAMS had beaten the |International League, evened up drive among American Hockey | Browns, 24-17, for the 1951 league! the best-of-seven series at one League club directors to break up|
- championship, and that marked
the first time Cleveland ever fin-| ished a season not champ of its! league. The Browns got their revenge In a bruising one-sided game, but three of their players—End Dante Lavell, Guard Bill Willis and End Darrell Brewster—were injured in the process. They were due medical checkups today, Lou (The Toe) Groza kicked! three field goals and four extra points. Two of his field goals came within the space of nine seconds playing time. Two of the Brownie touchdowns came on Graham passes, one 41 yards to Carpenter and one 13 yards to Sherman Howard. Carpenter set up the Howard throw with a 37 yard sprint after taking a handoff and faking a spin. » » WITH KYLE ROTE'S 52-yard | touchdown scamper the thriller, | the New York Giants whipped the Dallas Texans, 24-6. Only 17 500 | attended the Texans’ debut. Ray Poole’s 35-yard second-period field | goal gave the Giants a 10-8 half- | time lead and Dallas was out of it after that. Quarterback Bob Williams’ two touchdown passes led the Chicago Bears to a 24-14 conquest of Green Bay; Adrian Burk’s three touchdown passes gave the Philadelphia Eagles a 31-25 victory over Pittsburgh; and Frankie Albert's wily quarterbacking was the difference as San Francisco beat Detroit, 17-3. The Chicago Cardinals and] Washington Redskins open their season tonight at Chicago.
St. Joseph's Loses 24 to 6 to St. Ambrose
Times State Service
RENSSELAER, Ind., Sept. 29— Scoring in every quarter with different ball carriers, St. Ambrose’s Bees of Davenport, Ia., downed] St. Joseph's Pumas, 24 to 6, in al Midlands Conference game here yesterday. . Quarterback Bill Zimmer threw 29 yards to End Joe Pindell, who| went; 50 yards for the Pumas’| only! tally. Dean Brady, Ray Shannon,! Bob Durnin and Jim| Dorsey scored scored the visitors’ TDs,
Pro Football
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS NATIONA CONFERENCE
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game each yesterday with a 5 to 3|
| win over the Blues, playoff win-|
ners in the American Association. | Rochester had to come from behind to do it, after the Blues took a 3-1 lead in the first six innings. First Sacker Steve Bilko was the, big man in the four-run seventh inning for the Wings, doubling home two of the tallies. Art Shallock was scheduled to {pitch tonight for the Blues, and Cotton Deal for Rochester.
Highland New Inferclub Champ
Highland is the new interclub golf champion of Indianapolis. Paced by Bob Timbrook’s vie-| |torious 4-man team, Highland won| {the tourney with a 6-under-par at |Sneeaway with a best-ball of 65. Timbrook hit a 23-foot putt on! {the 18th hole for a birdie four for Y the clincher. John Hare, Ted Lach
land Chuck French completed the
|foursome, which went out in 33 and came back in 32. The winning margin was aided| by Hare's four birdies, Timbrook’s
25-foot putt for a birdie on No. 3
and French's 6-footer for a deuce! on No. 186. » » » SECOND AND third Yemained deadlocked with Riverside, Coffin, | {Willowbrook and South Grove]
|getting 66. Darkness halted a|
{playoff, which will continue today at 5 p. m. Carl Brooks, Hank Campbell, R. F. Edwards and Bill McCune| formed the Willowbrook team. Meredith Nickel, Tom Laflin,| Rudy Brezausek, and Bill Gunter comprised Riverside, Reese Berry,
Paul Smith, Everett Clossen and] {Chigk Jardina, Packar Pete Farkas made up Coffin and! Harold Tolis,
Pat Patsue, Bob McGuire, Scott!4 {Teal and Bob Ludlow formed South Grove’s quartet. Tied at 67 were John David, Dick Stackhouse, Gene Emery and {Frank Weiland of Meridian Hills and William Diehl, Bob Schuman, | |Harold Cork and Ken Foster of Hillcrest. Other results:
Country Club of Indianapolis [Rankin Howard Beaver, Tom Tussing) 68.
(James Bob Myers and
Sarah Shank (Howard Kaltenbach, Russ Rader, Ken Hoy Jr. and Charles Klumpp)
Speedway (Fred Burnside, Warren Strout, Tom Glogoza and Lynn Lee) 68,
W L T Pet. Pts. op. ! Pleasant Run_(Arnold Koehler, Herman | Chics Sears 49ers ! 2 2 ] 9% i 3 Battema, Jack Pfeiffer and Glen Brinson) | Los “Anggies Rams. 010 000 14 2 Broadmoor (John Wolf, Dick Perk, Bob | Dallas Texans ....0 1 0 .000 6 24 Goldbery and Ralph Cole) Detroit Lions 01 0 000 3 17, Lake Bhore (Ralph rs James McAMERICAN CONFERENCE | Kinney, Tracy Cox and Joe Surber) 72. W'L'T Pet. Ps, or, Indian Lake (Joe McDaniel, Cecil Bevis, | Cleveland Brown ..1 0 0 1.000 Morris Milburn and Wody Dickerson) 72 Re ainit, Giants 1 8 8 180 3 gE Namie, IC, soeD is ehh es . Pittsburgh Steelers 0 1 0 .000 25 31 Ropert Semaan) 74. Chicago Cards 0 0 000 O s —————————-
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the National League's player | monopoly and he firmly believes {it would be better to have no hockey here rather than be; forced into a working agreement with a big-league team. The American League board of directors have “stood their ground” in the no-recall battle, | They granted one concession, however, that would allow a Na-| tional League club to recall a| player when the parent team is! {below player strength because of] ary.
” » ” { SINCE that agreement, ap{proved by National League Pres{ident Clarence Campbell, Connie ISmythe of Toronto has-thrown a| |wrench into the dealings. Smythe, owner of the Maple Leafs, now charges Campbell {wasn’t delegated with authority {to make a final decision. National {League directors hope to clean up {the mess Wednesday.
Saturday's State, ‘Big 10 Football
Wabash at Butler, Indiana Central at Earlham. Towa at Indiana. Notre Dame at Texas, Purdue at Ohio State. DePauw at Ball State. Anderson at Tavlor. Franklin at Hanover. Rose Poly at Manchester. Indiana State at Evansville (N). | St. Joe vs, Valparaiso at Chicago, Illinois at Wisconsin. Michigan at Stanford. | Michigan State at Oregon State. California at Minnesota. Vanderbilt at Northwestern.
| @ollege Football STATE St. Ambrose 24, St. Joseph's 6 - OTHERS Joras 21, Lewis 7 t. Michael's 21, "st. Francis 6
IS Procopius 19, Wisconsin Tech 6, Camp Lejuene 34, Xavier (0) 21.
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defeated Warren Central High the lineup when the Warriors entertain Speedway, Friday night. The Warriors have won three county games and have yet to tangle with Speedway, Lawrence Central and Beech Grove.
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Can You Pick Grid Winners Saturday?
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Georgia Peaches Take | Top Golf Money
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 29)
0! (UP)—A pair of Georgia Peaches, |
1 Louise Suggs of Carroliton and |
441 /Mary Léna‘Faulk of Thomasville, |
went home today with the top|
(prizes in the first Betty Jameson |
|$3500 Women's Golf Open.
Miss Suggs fired Sunday's sest| MEMPHIS, Tenn., Sept. 29 (UP) round, a 70, for a 5-hole total of | {—The Shreveport Sports of the; 212, and top money of $855. Miss |
Faulk turned in a 72 for a net of | 217 and top amateur honors. She |
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St. Andrews, Ill, 142-72--214, both of whom collected $560.
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Jet Boat Crash Kills World's ‘Fastest Man’
By United Press
DRUMNADROCHIT, Scot-|
was injured fatally today,
miles-an-hour during an attempt |
The 53-year-old Cobb, holder of the world automobile speed record of 394.196 mph, suffered a broken neck wheW his $42,000 “Crusader” broke apart on famous Loch Ness. The London fur broker was trying to crack the international speedboat mark held by Stanley Sayres of the United States.
» ® » THE SPEEDBOAT had reached its peak speed and had flashed over the starting point of the mile course at Loch Ness at 205 mph when horrified spectators saw it suddenly dive and break apart. Mrs. Vicky Cobb, wife of the 200-pound daredevil, screamed: “Oh, no it can't be true.
| John.”
” » » THERE were a few minutes of tragic hope as Mr. Cobb bobbed back to the surface in his life jacket. Spectators on shore cheered as a small motorboat reached the wreckage-littered water and Mr, Cobb was pulled aboard. A doctor in the boat gave first aid, but shortly after the rescue boat reached the pier, the speed racer died. The doctor said his neck had been broken.
City, County H.S. Grid Card This Week
TOMORROW Shelbyville at Southport, 7:30 p. m. Franklin Township at Decatur Central, THURSDAY Crispus Attucks vs. Howe\ at Tech.
FRIDAY 4 Lawrence Central at Beech Grove, 7:30 p. m. Shortridge at Ben Davis. Broad Ripple at Richmond. Cathedral at Lafayette Jefferson. Brownsburg at Decatur Central. Carmel at Franklin Township, Manual at Noblesville. Deaf School at Pike Township. Martinsville at Sacred Heart. Seymour at Southport, 7:30 p. m. Speedway at Warren Central. Muncie at Tech.
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JUST 16 MAJOR unbeaten and “Untied Indiana high school football clubs were left today after the first month
lof play, and at least three of them will get the ax this week.
Vincennes and Evansville Central, both unbeaten in
{land, Sept. 29 — John Cobb, | three games, collide in a Southern “the fastest man on earth,” [Conference tussle Thursday. The
| following night, Indianapolis Cathedral and Lafayette, two more
when his jet-propelled speedboat 3.came winners, tangle in a nonbroke into bits at a speed of 205, {loop test,
and Clinton invades Terre Haute Garfield for a West~ {ern Conference headliner. Cathedral knocked Evansville Reitz from the perfect-record| ranks last Friday, 18 to 13, for its 12th straight win. J s nr ” " CLINTON, . WHICH has piled up 115 points in four games without giving up a single point, has won 13 in a row, four this year. And Garfield won its first three games. Warsaw of the Northeastern Loop has won {ts first five encounters to lead the major elevens. Other four-game winners include Peru, Richmond, Columbia
City, Auburn, and Indianapolis Sacred Heart. Other three-game winners
were East Chicago Washington and West Lafayette. Evansville Bosse and City rival Me-
morial, both two-game win« ners, complete the perfect roster.
In other Friday games, Evansville may have the roughest time maintaining ‘its ranking when it travels to, SIAC front-runner On (3-1). » = » THE OTHERS stand a better chance of going unbeaten at least another week, especially Richmond, which should have no trouble racking up its 17th straight win at the expense of Indianapolis Broad Ripple. Peru can tie Elwood for the Central Conference lead by taking Monticello, and Warsaw and
first-place tie with Auburn in the NEIHSC with victories over Blufton and Garrett, respectively. Auburn has a non-loop date with winless Ft. Wayne Concordia, and Elwood (4-1) entertains Kokomo (1-83) of the NCC. In other important conference action, East Chicago Roosevelt (3-1) tries Gary Froebel (2-1-1) and Gary Emerson (2-1) is at Hammond Clark (1-2) in the West NIHSC. In the Eastern wing, Mishawaka (3-1) travels to
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Gavilan Title Bout
Heads Fistic Program NEW YORK; Sept. 28 (UP)— Cuban Kid Gavalin will defend his world welterweight title against Billy Graham of New York at Havana Saturday night {in a 15-round bout that features this week's boxing schedule, Gavilan was favored at 4-1 today by New York odds-makers despite the fact each decision was split and widely disputed in their three previous fights at Madison Square Garden. The “Keed” won by the eyelash margin of three points in their 15-round title fight on Aug. 29, 1951, when the officials disagreed on rounds. Before Gavilan became champion, he won a split 10-round decision over Irish Billy on Nov. 17, 1950; but also lost a split 10-rounder to Graham on Feb, 10, that year.
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