The Indiana Journal, Volume 34, Number 23, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 7 October 1937 — Page 5

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1937.

Foot Ball Season Now In Full Swing

PURDUE TO M«ET CARNEGIE POWER FOR HOMECOMING

Lafayette, Ind., Oct. 7.—Purdue’s gridiron warriors, far from being granted any respite following the strenuous Big Ten opener with Ohio State, will be battling! Tor 'intersectional honors nerei next Saturday against the rejuvenated Carnegie Tech eleven in the annual Homecoming encounter, j The combffj&tian of a game that will match power against deception, along with gay decorations, special band formations, and ( class reunions is expected to attract a gala crowd to the RossAde stadium for the sixth renewal of the colorful intersectional series. ” ■ Always noted for their stout defensive play, which has held the Boilermakers scoreless for the' first half in every game of the ] series, the Tartars will invade the; Ross-Ade stadium for the first time this year under the direction of a brand new coaching staff transpainted from Pittsburgh to impart new power to the Carnegie attack. Headed by William Kern, Jock Southerland’s . first assistant

Panthers to Get Even with Duquesne; Yale Favored Over String Penn Eleven —.— y —*— —■——

The East steals the grid spotlight this week. Pitt, pre-season “champipn,” faces its first serious opposition of the 1937 season. Duquesne, the little “giant killer,” which hand-, ed Jock Sutherland his only beating last fall, steps forward again to block the Panthers’ title march. Pittsburgh has pointed for this game and it doesn't seem to be in the books for Duquesne to stop Goldberg, Daddio & Co. once more. Carl Snavely’s Big Red team, fresh from a 40 to 6 triumph-over , highly-touted Colgate, seeks revenge at Princeton. The Tiger has been beating Cornell consistently for years, but this looks like an Ithaca year. Yale, led by All-American Clint Frank, should outscore Fennsyl-j vania." This is Old Eli’s first test of the season. An Army eleven,) ■shrouded with mystery, takes on' Columbia and Sid Luckman. The writer favors the Cadets. New', York U. "should repel North Car-i olina in an jntefsectional skirmish and Michigan State has a slight advantage over Manhattan. The eastern card with bold face denoting probable winners; Army vs Columbia Alfred vs Thiel American U. vs. St. John’s , Amherst vs. Norwich Bates vs Arnold Boston V. vs Slippery R >ek Boston Coll. vs. Temple (Mon.) Bowdoin vs Wesleyan Brooklyn vs Rensselaer Buffalo U. vs Rochester Canisius vs Mt. St. Mary (Sun.) - C. C. New York vs Mbright Coast Guard vs MiddleburyColby vs Lowell Text - Colgate vs St. Bonaventure

NOTRE DAME, GOPHERS SELECTED IN MID-WEST

Notre Dame’s real Fighting liish ; team is siated to display its waies ] before the first of seven sellout j. crowds, at Urbana today. A sdc_ L undary .feature-is the bid Bob , Zuppke and his Illini will make to upset the Gold and Blue. Zup has advised his confidants Illinois has a chance. The Dutchman actually scheduled this game! with but one purpose in. mind--" winning it. Illinois, however, i failed to show anything in the De Paul game Saturday to indicate it is ready to take Notre Dame. Potentially at least, the Irish have their finest team since Ibbii. Layden’s men were not impressive against Drake. Notre Dame probably will not set the world afire at Urbana, either. Unless this writer misses his guess, it is a “money team.” The score should read —Not.e Dame 14, Illinois 0. Minnesota will take it out on Indiana -at Minneapolis. It is evident that Bernie /Bierman’s Gophers are thinking about nothing but Northwestern and Nebraska happened to eaten Minnesota at the opportune time. Lynn Waldorf’s Wildcats should registei

at Pitt for years, the new coaching staff has al eady shown that’ it has developed a typical Pitts-, burgh type of power offense. The batt.es between the Boiler-! : makers and Tartans in the past] \ two seasons have been among the; I intersectional highlights of tne! year. Two years ago, Carnegie dampened the enthusiasms of the Homecoming crowd here by turn-1 ing in a stunning 7 to 0 upset,! while last year at Pittsburgh the! ! Boilermakers barely managed to: eke opt a victory by the margin I of a missed kick after touchdown,; 7-6. • ! Carnegie is amply fortified with; veteran material in seeking to duplicate the victory they scored! on their last visit to Lafayette, i , Twenty major lettermen, headed by Captain Charles Miskevics, j outstanding center, form the basis for their formidable squad. The Tartan backfield, includingj Koposak, Zawacki, Rosenthal, and Lee, has returned to the gridiron wars intact, and ready for what is expected to be one of Carnegie’s greatest years. A !

Concord Thrs. vs Fairmont Dartmouth vs Springfield Drexel vs Frank. Marshall Duquesne vs Pittsburgh Edinboro vs Mansfield Fordham vs Waynesburg Gallaudet vs Bridge water Gettysburg Vs Lafayette Haverford vs Allegheny Hartwick vs Juniata Harvard vs Brown Hobart vs Hamilton Holy Cross vs Georgetown Kutztown vs Wilson This. La Salle vs Catholic V. Lehigh vs Johns Hopkins Lock Haven vs Cortland Maine vs New’ Hampshire Manhattan vs Mich. State

DUKE - TENNESSEE TOPS IN DIXIE

Two Rose Bowl possibilities— Duke and Tennessee- -meet at i Durham Saturday in the South’s big game. The winner is likely to gain recognition as champion of this, section. Tennessee ruined the Blue Devils’ Pasadena chances last fall andi Wallace Wade is set to even the) score with Major Bob Neyland. J The ’.ivalry between these two, great gridiron strategists is second in importance only to the! game itself. Wade and Neyland, iwho are warm friends, began j their “feud” with the Alabama- , Tennessee series. When Wade 'went to Duke the Blue Devils supplanted Alabama as the chief foe for the Vols, i We are stringing along with Duke to upset Tennessee. ' Texas Aggies meet Mississippi 1 State in another standout tilt, with; the Southwest Conference favor. | lies picked. Alabama will trounce South Carolina by a decisive mar. I gin.

another triumph over Michigan at, Evanston. Chicago will fall ‘Vic-J tim to Wisconsin and Purdue figures to get unaer way at the ex, pense of Carnegie Tech. Schedule for mid-west with bold; face denoting probable whines: ; Akron U- vs Geneva <* 1 Alma ys/Albion Ball Tfirs. vs Danville Bethany vs Bethel Butler vs Valparaiso ' Capital vs. Marietta tar roll vs St. Norbert Cedar Falls vs No. Dakota ■Chicago vs W isconsin Cincinnati U. vs Dayton Corneli College vs Beloit De Kalb vs Illinois Normal .» De Paul vs Illinois Wes, De Pauw vs Franklin Detroit U. vs Texas Tech. Ft. Hays vs Southwestern Illinois vs Notre Dame lowa vs. Bradley lowa State vs Nebraska Kalamazoo vs Illinois Coll.

CARDS PRO GRID DARK • HORSE Charlie Bidwill’s Chicago C'ard. tional Professional Foot ba 11 inais are a real threat in the Na.‘League race.

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• • /A'£>A-W.4 UNIVERSITY /957 FOOTB A EL. SQUAD Bottom row (left to right)- Will Miholich, South Bend; Bozidar S tosh itch, Indianapolis; James 1 I Zoeller, New Albany; James Logan, Richmond, and Arthur Maloney, Kokomo. Second row (left to right) Corbett Davis, Lowell; G. L. Fowler, Augusta, Kansas; Frank , i Filchock. Braznell, Pa.; William Anderson, Marion; Charles McDaniel, Bloomington; James Birr, j Indianapolis; Capt. R. L. Kenderdine, Fort Worth, Texas; George Miller, Monongahela, Pa.; I James Sirtoskey, Republic, Pa.; John Olmstead, Baden, Pa.; Dale Tanner, Plymouth; Sidney j Weiss, South Bend, and Don Heistand, Muncie. Third row (left to right) William Stevens, Borger, Texas; Joe Szabo, Farrell, Pa.; Edwin I Clasen, Kansas City, Kans.; Paul Graham, El Dorado, Kans.; Don Wahl, Bloomington; Ralph Huff, i Muncie; Robert Haak, Hammond; Frank Petrick, Youngstown, O.; Gus Psaltis, Bedford; John Janzaruk, LaPorte; James EHenwood, Fort Wayne; John Widaman, Warsaw, and Robert Louis Stevenson, Linton. Top row (left to right) Fred Nye, Ft. Wayne; John Brozski, Patchogue, N. ¥.; Stanley Singer, Hammond; Gerald Lotz, Ft. Wayne; Estel McMillian, Shelburn; Richard Wyczawski, La- ‘ I Porte; Russell Sloss, Duquesne, Pa., and Vincent Diver, Whiting.

Roman London Dates to 55 B. ,C. I The old Roman City of London, I originally called Londinium, dates i back to 55 B. C. The Romans oc- 1 cupied ‘.he’city for four centuries.

Mass. State vs Conn. State Nassau vs American Inti. I Navy vs Virginia Niagara vs Clarkson New York U. V£ No. Carolina Northeastern vs St. Anselms. Penn. State vs Bucknell ( Princeton vs Cornell ■' 1 ; Rutgers vs Delaware St. Thomas vs St. Mary’s (Tex.) Syracuse vs St. Lawrence Trinity vs Worcester Tufts vs. Rhode Island Vermont vs. Williams Villanova vs Auburn 1 Washington Jeff, vs Bethany West Chester vs Ithaca West Virginia vs Wash.-Lee Yale vs Pennsylvania

Selections in south, southwest: Alabama vs South Carolina Baylor vs Arkansas Boone Thrs. vs. Car. Newman Bowling Green vs Tampa UDuke vs Tennessee Emory Henry vs Newberry Furman vs No« Carolina State ! Georgia vs Clemson J Greensboro vs St. Paul i Kentucky vs Georgia Tech. ' Maryland vs W. Maryland I Mississippi vs St. Louis U. No. Car. Coll, vs Bluefield Rand Macon vs Guilford Rice vs Louisana State Roanoke vs Richmond U; Rollins vs Douglas Thrs. Schreiner vs San Marcos Southwestern vs Vanderbilt Texas vs Oklahoma Texas A._M. vs Miss. State Texas Christian vs Tulsa U. i Tulane vs Mississippi Coil. ■ Virginia Mil. vs Davidson Wake Forest vs Erskine William Mary vs V. P. I. I Wofford vs Oglethorpe

Kent State vs Otterbein Lake Forest vs Knox Lawrence vs Carleton Lincoln vs W. Ya. State Luther vs Dubuque UMacalester vs Gus Adolphus Mayville vs No. Dak. Science Miami U- vs Marshall Minnesota vs Indiana Mission House vs Milton Missouri vs Kansas State Monmouth vs Coe Mt. Pleasant vs Marquette Thrs N. Dak. "State vs S. Dak. State* Northwestern vs Michigan Oakland City vs Charleston Ohio Wesleyan vs Toledo UOmaha U. vs Morningside Purdue vs Carnegie Tech. Upper lowa vs Buena Vista Wabash vs Evansville Wash. U- vs. So. Methodists Wayne U. vs Louisville UW’estern Reserve vs Ohio U. W’heaton vs North Central Wichita U- v$ Kansas Wooster vs Case

THE INDIANA JOURNAL

| With their schedule half comIpleted, the Cardinals rate no , worse than third —behind the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions. Defeated in only one game to date, tney are showing improvement each weekend and should be at tops by early November. Much of the credit for the success of the Cards must go to Gay_ nell Tinsley, the former L. S. U. All American, who is well out in front for all-league honors at end. The left side of the Cardinal line, with Tinsley, Bill Smith, Blazine and Volok, is well fortified against running plays. The Bidwill eleven also boasts a

TEMPLE OWLS TOP FRIDAY CARD

Few games of importance arei carded for Friday, Oct. 8. Pop! Warner’s Temple Owls headline the bill in an intersectional ‘ tilt | with Florida at Philadelphia. Temple figures too powerful for the Gators. Drake, which turned in a cred-’ itable performance against Notre : Dame last week, should return to . the win column at the expense of Washburn. Creighton, another Missouri Valley title prospect, will L tip over Grinnell. In other en.!, gagements Marquette is picked < over South Dakota and George ~ Washington draws the nod against West Virginia Wesleyan. ( Probable winners Friday night, , Oct. 8: ’ ' ] Alva Thrs. vs. Edmond Apprentice vs Catawba ( Ashland vs Ohio Northern j Austin Coll, vs Daniel Baker ( Central vs Warrensburg ( Chattanooga U- vs Centre ] Chillicothe vs McKendree Coll. Pacific vs Chico Stale ( Creighton vs Grinnell ( Davis Elkins vs St. Vincent s Denton vs Abilene Christian , Denver U. vs Colorado State Drake vs Washburn i, Eau Claire vs River Falls i. Geo. Coll, vs Morehead Geo. Wash, vs W. V. Wesleyan Henderson vs Arkansas Tech.. 1 Howard Payne vs Texas vVes. . James Millikin vs Ripon Jamestown vs Dak. Wesleyan J. Carroll vs Bald, Wallace Kalamazoo vs Olivet. * Kansas Wesleyan vs Haskell La Crosse vs Winona La Verne vs Occidental Lou. Normal vs Sana Houston Louisiana Tech, vs Millsaps Loyola West vs Simmons Loyola So. vs Birmingham So. Manchester vs Aurora Coll. Mankato vs Bemidji Marquette vs South Dakota" Maryville vs Kirksville ! Maryville vs Hiwasee McMurray vs Trinity Miami vs Spring Hill Midland vs Peru Thrs. Mission House vs Milton Moberly vs Principia Monticello vs Conway Mount Union vs Findlay Muskingum vs Heidelberg Ouachita vs Murray Thrs. Parsons vs. William Penn Presbyterian vs Citadel » Providence vs Xavier Rockhurst vs William Jewell St. Thomas vs Hamline St. Viator vs Carbondale S. F. Austin vs Commerce Thrs’ 1 Santa Barbara vs Tempe Sewanee vs Tennessee Wes.

stronger offense .nan in former seasons. Grosvenor still is the ace back, but he receives plenty of assistance from Pangle, Russell, Parker and Coffee. Green Bay faces the Cardinals at Milwaukee Sunday in the pro loop headliner. The Packers rose to the heights to upset Detroit last week but must win this tilt to remain in the title running. Green Bay is due for a letdown! and the Cards’should triumph. Schedule and selections: Sunday, October 10 Pittsburgh at DETROIT CHFBEARS at Cleveland Green Bay at CHI-CARDS Philadelphia at WASHINGTON

Shenandoah vs Shepherd S. W. La. Inst, vs Hattiesburg I Springfield vs C. Girardeau Stetson vs Statesboro Superior vs Emporia Thrs. Temple vs Florida Union U. vs Memphis This. U. S. Marines vs Caltech. Pick Bears to Add Another on Coast California, Washington, and U. C. L. A. are the top elevens of the Pacific Coast Conference, with Southern California still in the running. The Golden Bears have an easy opponent in Washington State Saturday. Washington, likewise, looks too strong for Oregon State. Bill Spaulding’s Uclans, however, draw no setup in Stanford, which is one of the strongest defensive teams in the Far West, despite the Oregon loss. U. C. L. A. is picked. Howard Jones Trojans meet' Ohio State in the outstanding tilt! of the day. This is a real test of superiority between iepresentative elevens of the Pacific Coast and Middle West. Ohio State could do with a week’s rest before taking on Southern California, but Francis Schmidt can be ex-1 pected to have his Buckeyes ati

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Local Boy Makes Good 1 — Joe Ruetz and Joe Kuharich, . who started at left and right guard , respectively, against Drake here Saturday as Notre I Dame lau ached its 50th football j season are committed to a policy of no tot.chdowns —for the opposition. Their policy, in fact, takes in even more territory. They are against first downs beingscored by the opposition. And, even the sacrifice of a yard or; two on defense manages to upset them so .hat they try to make tne next tackle an equal distance behind the line of scrimmage. Unfortunately, however, opposing scouts and quarterbacks bear this policy in mind, and few of their plays are directed at the two Joes. I" " ■ * TIMeSs i S 1 Miti WR 1 ■W Wolmwl '' W - '!; Krr’W i * I ■a I Cs Yf tops. It’s a tossup. Provable winners- Far West: Arizona vs.- Oklahoma A. M. Boise vs. Idaho So. Branch Brig’. Young vs Calif. Aggies California vs Wash. State Colorado vs Utah State Col>r. Coll, vs Wyoming Color. Mines vs Western State Gonzaga vs Oregon ! Humboldt Thrs. vs Ashland ! Moamouth vs Linfield 1 Montana vs Oklahoma City U. Re mands vs Pomona St. Mary’s vs Nevada San Fran. U- vs. Santa Clara San Diego vs Whit.ier So. Calif, vs Ohio State Stanford vs U. C. L. A. Utah vs Idaho Washington vs Oregon State

Culver Meets Howe In Home Stadium Saturday Afternoon

Culver, Ind., October 7.—Still dogged by the worry of filling the tackle berths, Coaph Russ Olivet andhis assistants Jerry Whitney andfFrank Walaittis have, been driving steadily all week as the Culver Military Academy foofeaii team makes ready for what is ex. pected to be a real strength test for the Flying Squadron Saturday afternoon at 3:15 when it meets i Howe School at Culver. Weights for the opener will find the cadets .averaging about 185 in the line I <md 155 in the backfield. ! The latest worry cast upon the i youthful cadet mentor was the withdrawal of Pat Reardon, 197 . pound first string tackle from Monroe, La., because of academic difficulties. The center post is being capablyhandled by Henry Sehring, Joliet, 111., who tips the scales at 255 and! and who is one of the fastest! charging linemen on the team. ! Sehring, a varsity baseball catcher, is making good at the pivot position and flanked by two scrappy guards, Bill Temple, ! Denver, Colo., and alternate captain Jack Broten, Oak Park, 111. At right tackle Charley Kirchen, Holland, Mich., and Don|

NOTRE DAME SHORTS ! j George Moriarty, 1935 Notre j Dame quarterback who coached last year at St. Catherine’s high 1 school of Racine, Wis., will coach ! this fall at Aquinas high of LaCrosse, Wis. He was-married last month to his childhood sweethart,! I Rose’da Murphy of Lynn, Mass., I his home town. Emmett Crowe, seventh of his [family to participate in Athletics I

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Mills, Westerville, O. . twe having a dog-fight for the assign- , ment, while gt the other tackle it is a battle between Bill Dalton, Warsaw, Ind., and Bob Nickell, Surrey, England. Bob Borden, Crestline, 0., and Willis Maxson,» Wichita Falls, Tex., are slated to start at the ends. In the backfield Bill Funk, Athens, Mich., will call signals, while captain Sam Fitzpatrick, Tulsa, Okla., and either Ronald Gift, Marlette, Mick., or Charley Longfield,- Youngstown, 0., will be at the half back posts. Don Hoopes, Oak Park, 111., is expected to play full, alternating with Bill Sandow, Columbus, 0., who has been coining * fast this j year. I - Schedule for Culver i Oct. 9, Howe School, at Culver I Oct. IQ, Tech High, at Mein!phis, Tenn. 1 Oct. 23, Kentucky Military Inistitute, at Culver, (Home-coming) Oct. 30, Shattuck Military Academy, at Fairibault, Minn. November 6, St. Bede’s Academy, pt CulvetNovember 13, Morgan Park Military Academy, at Chicago. Thanksgiving, Lake View High | School, at Culver.

[from Notre Dame, opposed Char- ! ley Reimann of Navy when both were in high school. Reiman, who !started against Notre Dame at fullj back last fall, was w ith Shelbyvilleville, Ind., highschool, while ■ Crowe was with Jefferson of i Lafayette, Ind. , Crowe threw’ a j pass intended for Bob Vy verberg, now of Purdue’s squad. Reimann tried to bat it down but deflected it into Vy verberg’s hands, and the latter scored a touchdown on the [play. Crowe and Rehn: an’ will : meet again at Notre Dame stadium s Oct- 23.