Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1960 — Page 3

Thursday, September 29, 1960

M.S.U. Hotel Alumni Expand Board The Executive Board of the Michigan State University Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management Alumni Association was expanded from 4 to 12 members in a recent election. The governing board of the Association now consists of a secretary-treas-urer and 12 board members. Mr. Robert J. Emerson, manager of M.S.U.’s Kellogg Center, wa? re-elected to a four-year term as secret ary-treasurer. Elected to serve with him are: Mr. Donald Greenaway, executive vice-presi-dent, National Restaurant Association, Chicago, and Mr. Leslie W. Scott, president, Fred Harvey Company, Chicago, for four-year terms; Mr. Emery G. Foster, manager, Dorn and Food Services, M.S.U., and Mr. Jack Bedell, Detroit, for three-year terms; Mr. Thomas Moncreiff, manager of operations, Harding - Williams, Chicago, and Mr. Ray Simescu, food service manager, Hudson’s Eastland, Detroit, for two-year terms. Appointed to complete the 12 man board are Mr. Wesley Delbridge, president and general manager, Elkhart Hotel, Elkhart, Indiana, and Mr. Raymond A. Dault, manager, Student Union and Food Service Building, Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, for four years; and Mr. Robert M. Broms, manager, Skokie Country Club, Glencoe, Illinois, and Mr. Robert Underwood, assistant manager, Brody Hall, M.S.U., for three-year terms. After the fall term begins at M.S.U., two seniors in the School of Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management will be elected to serve one-year terms to complete the board. The new board will meet with Mr. Emerson at the Kellogg Center this fall to map plans for the future activities of the organization. Mr. Dault resides here in Speedway at 2312 North Fisher and has been a member of the board for the past four years. He is currently Ist vice-president of the Speedway Lions Club. REMEMBER! PAPER SALE SENIOR CYF SATURDAY. OCT. 1 Jr. Sparkplugs ... (Continued from page 1) twice and making good on both extra points. Right HB Kenny Craig climaxed one Speedway drive with his scoring play and Hale once again ran the conversion. After holding Franklin to no gain and taking possession on downs, the Plugs scored their second score of the period on a slide out pass from QB Tom Smith to end, Bill Stovall. Left end Paul Parks scored the extra point on a pass from Smith. The third period ended with the score 28-7, Speedway. The fourth period saw Speedway continue their aggressive defensive line play holding the home team scoreless, while scoring their fifth and final touchdown. Stan Hale intercepted a Franklin pass and scampered 40 yards to score. Center Dave Schnable threw a perfect cross body block eliminating the last Flash defender. Fullback Jim Roach scored the final Sparkplug point leaving the final score at 35-7. The line play excelled for a first game performance and the blocking and tackling left little to be desired. Let’s all get out and see the boys make their second and final home appearance of the year tonight against the Greenwood Woodmen at the high school field at 7:00 p.m. JR. SPARKPLUGS SCALP WARRIORS Last Saturday evening the Speedway Jr. Sparkplugs entertained a huge Danville eleven at the high school field in the annual Little League Jamboree. The visitors upon winning the toss, received the kickoff and marched 60 yards to score in their first series of play. The extra point was good and Danville enjoyed a 7-0 lead. The Jr. Sparkplugs then took their turn at marching down the field, scoring on a 33 yard scamper by Stan Hale on a crossbuck. Jim Roach plunged over for the extra point tying the game at 7-7. The home eleven tightened their defense during the second quarter and stopped the hard running Danville backs from getting the excessive yardage they so easily made in the first period. The Plugs once again consistently gained good yardage, climaxed by a scoring play by QB Danny Oberholtzer. Speedway added their 14th point on a pass from Tom Smith to Bill Stovall. With 5 minutes remaining in the first half, safety, Danny Oberholtzer intercepted a Danville pass. The Jr. Sparkplug offense once again moved with precision and scored on a 6 yard pass from Smith to left end Mark Urban. Kenny Craig scored the extra point and the half ended with Speedway leading 21-7. The home team received the

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second half opening kickoff and relentlessly moved the pigskin ever toward paydirt. Tom Smith flipped a 10 yard scoring pass to Jim Boswell and after failing to score the extra point, Speedway led 27-7. Not to be denied, Danville stormed back to score its second touchdown and extra point, narrowing the score to 2714. The Plug offensive unit once more went to work, never giving up the football until crossing the goal line once again on a 5 yard run by Jim Boswell. Roach added the extra point to give Speedway a 34-14 lead. The hard charging Jr. Sparkplug defensive line stopped the visitors cold, forcing them to punt. Once more the Speedway offense was a thing of beauty, a coordinated unit, eleven men working as one. Repeatedly, the line opened wide gaping holes for the Plug backs to scamper through. The last Speedway score was a spectacular one, with Jim Roach shifting, dpdging and finally speeding 55 yards into the end zone. The attempt for extra point was missed and Speedway led 40-14. With only a few minutes in the game, the Warriors scored their final tally to make the final score 40-20. The Jr. Plugs outrushed Danville 305 to 95 yards, led by Roaches’ 182 yards. The home eleven had the edge in first downs

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13-10. Speedway completed 5 of 8 passes to Danvilles 1 of 6. The entire Jr. Sparkplug offensive forward wall did a magnificent job all evening. John Nilson, Herb Robbins, John Lippard, and Bob Mathis performed outstandingly throughout the game. Remember: the Jr. Plugs meet Greenwood tonight at the high school field at 7:00 pjn. Next Thursday evening Speedway journeys to Beech Grove to oppose the Hornets at 6:30 pan. Let’s all be there. W. P. Strube, Jr., To Lead "Seminar For Freedom" W. P. Strube, secretary , of the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade will conduct the “Seminar For Freedom” to be held Saturday, October 1, in the Walnut Room of the Washington Hotel, 32 E. Washington St. A dynamic and forceful speaker, Strube will conduct the “Seminar For Freedom” from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 1. Booklets covering many facets of the Communist threat will also be available. No admission charge will be made for the Seminar. For further information, call CL. 3-0786, or write Seminar For Freedom, P.O. Box 20085, Indianapolis, Indiana.

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Marion County Heart Committee Allocates $21,000 For Research Dr. Wendell Shullenberger, Chairman of the Marion County Heart Committee, announced that the committee had voted at their September meeting to support four heart research projects totaling $21,000 at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Dr. Robert B. Failey, Jr., Department of Medicine, receives $4,500, Dr. Francis W. Hughes, Department of Pharmacology, $3,000, Dr. Harold King, Department of Surgery, $7,500 and Dr. Paul R. Lurie, Department of Pediatrics, $6,000.

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