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067. Louis Newcomers To Appear At Guard For Bulldogs After playing opponents in the Indiana Intercollegiate and MidAmerican Leagues, Butler University's Bulldogs will meet a non-Conference rival, Washington University of St. Louis, in the bowl this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the annual homecoming football game. A pre-game parade featuring floats by, through campus the organizations downtown go district this morning at 10 o'clock. THE BULLDOGS, who have been injury-riddled Havel the last two weeks, will two new Yankees Release George McQuinn New York, Oct.

15 (P)-George McQuinn, 37-year-old first baseman, was given his unconditional release by the New York Yankees today. McQuinn was picked up as a free agent at the start of the 1947 season and his. fancy fieldthe club a pennant helped, World Series last year. This year he was a regular until mid-season but was on the bench much of the last half of the campaign. CASEY STENGEL, newly named manager of the Yankees, said today that Chuck Dressen, coach under Bucky Harris the a past two seasons, had been given permission to dicker with another major league club regarding a job.

There have been reports that Dressen, whose Yankee contract. has another year to go, may rejoin Leo Durocher, now manager of the New York Giants. The two worked together at Brooklyn. Stengel, who left for his home In Glendale, late today, also said that John Schulte, bull pen coach for the Yankees, had asked for and received his release. Schulte told Stengel he was.

in line for a job as manager a Triple A club. The new Yankee manager added that if Dressen failed to connect with another major league club he would return to the Yankees next season. Grid Squad 'Preps' On Alligator Steaks Orlando, Oct. 15 (P)- Coach Jack McDowall of the Rollins College Tars put the tinIshing touches on preparations for his team's meeting with Florida's Gators tomorrow by feeding his players on--you guessed It-'gator steaks. For supper tonight, McDowall served the Tar squad 46 pounds of St.

Johns River alligator steak -at a cost of $58. "I just wanted them to find out for themselves just how tough gators can be before we get to Gainesville tomorrow night," he quipped. "Besides, everybody's telling us how bad the Gators are going to beat us and I didn't want the boys to go through the hard week end without tasting some gator meat," he added. Good IMPORTED- BEER HOPS UT. HIT A 601 doff DRY PILSENER BEER A DRY CORD, BOTTLED FORT PILSENER BEER Hoff Brau is a BETTER BUY! CREWING CODE FORT THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1948 Te am Plays Butler In Homecoming Contest men starting at guard for the game with the Bearsne Starter Curt Kyvik, Fort junior, was forced out of the lineup two weeks ago and has been ably replaced by Letterman Bob (Pop) Hamilton, trouble shooting linesfrom Louisville, Ky.

math other regular guard, Ray McSemek of East Chicago, will be replaced the starting lineup by Sophomore Charles Maternowski, Southy Bend. McSemek, is the leading Butler conversion artist, with 10 points in 12 attempts, has been working out at fullback- -his high school position--and may see action at a replacement for the injured Captain Francis "Moe" Moriarty or Flavian "Lou" Wiedekamp, both of Indianapolis. THE BEARS are undefeated in three games so far this season with victories over Missouri School of Mines, Carnegie Tech and Washburn. They play out of a formation with Quarterback Ed Rawlings the passing attack. Coach Paul "Tony" Hinkle's Bulldogs have victories over Indiana Central and Evansville and have lost to an M.A.C.

opponent, Western Reserve. Probable starting lineups: Butler Washington Farmer Stinnett Murphy Halliday Hurrie Prokop Maternowski Gillespie Hamilton R. Vogts Kuntz Reynolds Debkins Bennett Sylvester Rawlings Smock Gerstung Winner Moriarty F. Christmann -Frank Luzar. referee; Harry Deckert.

umpire: E. J. Sebald, head linesman; Otto Rost. field judge. Funeral Services Are Held For Horn Paterson, N.J., Oct.

15 (P)- Racing drivers and associates from all parts of the United States today attended the funeral of Ted Horn, 38-year-old A.A.A. driving champion, who died Sunday in a crackup in Illinois. More than 800 persons were present at services in nearby Clifton. PALLBEARERS, all race drivers, included Bill Holland and Joie Chitwood, both of Reading, Tommy Hinnershitz, Oley, Demmind Matson, Wallard of Wilmington, Schenectady, N.Y. Honorary pallbearers included Wilbur Shaw, president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Col.

Arthur Harrington of Automobile Association. Funeral home officials estimated some 3,000 persons, including many racers of midget cars, motorcycles and big cars, visited the mortuary. Harris Will Manage Detroit, Is Report New York, Oct. 15 (UP)--The New York Daily News said tonight that Bucky Harris, recently deposed manager of the New York Yankees, will manage the Detroit Tigers in 1949. According to the News, Walter (Spike) Briggs Jr.

already has convinced his father, owner of the club, that a change in field leadership is necessarny. Meanwhile, at Detroit, Billy Evans, general manager of the Tigers, emphatically denied the report. "There is not a word of truth to the report," Evans said. Boston College Wins From Villanova, 20-13 Boston, Oct. 15 (P) -The Boston College Eagles took advantage of almost every miscue made by the more rugged Villanova Wildcats to a 20-13 football triumph tonight before a crowd of 30,178 at Braves Field.

Fleet Joe Diminick clinched the game early in the final period by racing 27 yards for a touchdown after intercepting Andy Gordon's pass. Solunar Tables Fish bite which last and minor 45 minutes, Last night's p.m., dropping 18-Monday 20-Wednesday. 22-Friday. during major periods, two to three hours, periods, lasting about as follows: barometer: 29.14 at 5 to 29.12 at 8 p.m. A.M.

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GROVE A BURLY BULLDOGS -These four husky gentlemen will carry the ball carrier and gets protection from Fullback Francis the brunt of Butler's offense this afternoon when the Bull- Moriarty (44), Quarterback Bill Sylvester (22) and Left dogs entertain Washington of St. Louis in their Home- Halfback Ken Smock. coming Day football game. Right Halfback Les Esarey is Purdue Seeks First Victory Against Iowa Iowa City, Oct. 15 (P)-A home-coming crowd of around 50,000 will be on hand tomorrow to see if Iowa can push Purdue down to its fourth straight football defeat.

Iowa home-comers frankly didn't know what to expect from the Boilermakers who almost toppled Notre Dame before suffering one-sided losses to Northwestern and Michigan. THE IOWA team, however, apparently was set for a rugged Big Nine Conference game. The Hawks' spirit has been tops for the season following a 14-7 decision over Ohio State. Except for Left Halfback Bob Longley, Iowa will be virtually at peak physical strength. Meanwhile, the Boilermakers came to town without Ends Clyde Grimenstein and Bob Whitmer, Halfback Neil Schmidt and Fullback Bob Agnew.

Probable lineups: 10WA PURDUE McKenzie Heck Winslow O'Reilly Grothus Horvath D. Woodard Carnaghi Banks Gibron Kay Barbolak Dittmer Sebastian DiMarco DeMoss Haliburton Gorgal Faske -Adams Tedore Szulborski Starting Time-2 p.m.' CST." DePauw. Grinnell Will Clash Today Greencastle, Oct. 15-Old Gold and Grinnell's (Ia.) Pioneers tomorrow are expected Day, to provide DePauw University's Tigers some incentive in going after their third grid triumph in four starts. A HOME-COMING crowd of more than 4,000, including members of DePauw's unbeaten, untied and unscored eleven of 1933, will watch the Tigers try to hand Grinnell a fourth straight whippingier copping its first two games from Hanover and Kalamazoo, the Tigers stumbled last week at Rochester, N.Y., losing by a 13-6 count.

Probable C.L. DePauw Grinnell Walker Aduddell Kipley Bigelow Neft Kallish Olson Covey R. H. Jones Widman R. Gregs Chapman D.

Johnson Behler Booth Gipson L. Hooks Gruener R. Thellman tromer B. Johnson Evansville Cage Card Released Evansville, Oct. 15 (UP) -Evansville College will play 21 basketball games and will participate in two tournaments, Coach Arad A.

McCutchan announced today. The Purple Aces will open Nov. 27 against Oakland City. They are defending champs in the Vincennes Jaycee Tourney, Dec. 29-30, and also will play in the first Ohio Valley Conference carnival, Feb.

23-25. The complete schedule: east Missouri: Dec. 4. Kentucky Wesleyan; Dec. 9, Anderson; Dec.

11. at Southern Nov. 27. Oakland City: Dec. 1, SouthIllinois: Dec.

17, at Morehead: Dec. 18, at Eastern Kentucky: Dec. 23. Ottawa: Dec. 29-30.

tourney at Vincennes; Jan. 6, at Southeast Missouri; Jan. 11, at Murray; Jan. 13, Western Kentucky: Jan. 18, at Oakland City: Jan.

20, Eastern Kentucky; Jan. 27, Southern Illinois: Jan. 29, Indiana State: Feb. 3, Louisville: Feb. 5, Indiana State: Feb.

8. at Western Kentucky; Feb. 10, Murray; Feb. 16, at Louisville; Feb. 19, Morehead: Feb.

23-25. Ohio Valley tourney at Louisville. -Purdue's Coach Stu Holcomb, Athletic Director Guy Mackey and I Frank C. Hoekema, executive dean, weren't too glum about the Boilermakers' chances at lowa today as they (and 36 players) boarded two TWA planes yesterday at Municipal Airport for lowa City. Bears Hand Warriors First Reverse Of Season, 21 To 19 Lawrence Central's Bears last night put a crimp in Warren Central's bid for.

the 1948 county football championship when they upset the previously undefeated Warriors at Lawrence on the strength of a first-quarter safety, 21 to 19. The victory was the sixth in seven games for Lawrence; the whipping was the first this season for Warren in six starts. BEATEN ONLY by Speedway in county action, the Bears never were headed by the Warriors. They had a 14-6 lead at the half after Marion Jessup twice scored on passes from Dan Siler and Byron Weaver. Another from Tom Allen to Ronald 'Bragdon, gave Lawrence its third-quarter touchdown, more than enough to offset Fullback Ed Wieland's two tallies and another by Keith Bobenmoyer for the Warriors.

LAWRENCE (21) ENDS Jessup, Bragdon, Vondercook, Strange. TACKLES-Dahme, Lamor, Young. GUARDS -Can, Grimes. CENTER-Kirby. QUARTERBACKS-Allen, Yeager, Wallsmith.

LEFT HALFBACK-Siler. HALFBACK-Weaver. FULLBACK WARREN CENTRAL (19) ENDS-Rosemeyer, Offheimer. TACKLES-Folkenind, Wells. GUARDS-O'Donoghue, Ranstom.

CENTER-Winings. QUARTERBACK-A. Miedema. LEFT RIGHT HALFBACKS-Bobenmayer, Brune, FULLBACK-Wieland. -Score by Periods- Warren 6 7-19 Lawrence 2 12 -1 0-21 -ScoringJessup (2).

Warren-Wieland (2), Bobenmayer. Points after touchdowns-Jessup, Wieland. -OfficialsReferee--Frank Luzar. Umpire--Hal Moorehead. Head linesman-Ott Hurrle.

2 Events At Riverside Members of the Riverside Golf Club will hold a blind par tournament today starting at 12:30 p.m. The annual banquet will follow at 6:30. Skip Alexander Takes Lead In Glendale Links Tourney Glendale, Oct. 15 Young Skip Alexander of Lexington, N.C., fired a seven-under-par 65 today and moved into the lead at the halfway mark of the $15,000 Glendale Open golf tournament. Leaving Co-Favorites Lloyd Mangrum and Ben Hogan to tie for the position at this stage of 72-hole tournament, runner the long -hitting ex-Duke University golf captain uncorked six threes in succession on the back nine -to post a 36-hole score of 70-65-135.

HIS 65 ESTABLISHED a new course competitive record for the Oakmont Country Club's layout of par 36-36-72. USED TIRES ALL SIZES and Fully Guaranteed GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE up 627 N. DELAWARE Riley 1436 Ohio Plays At Indiana For 1st Time Since '35 By JACK K. OVERMYER, Star Sports Writer Bloomington, Oct. 15-Indiana Homecoming Day football treat Not since 1935 have the Bucks agreed to desert their own cavernous Ohio Stadium and play Indiana's Hoosiers on Bloomington Tomorrow's 30th meeting, before 32,000 fans, is a crucial one for the Big hopes of both teams.

Each wants the victory to justify impressive starts which last week were jolted with first defeats. Clyde Smith's paper-thin Hoosiers go into the contest sharing the Western Conference lead with Northwestern on opening victories over Wisconsin and Iowa. The Smith must face Minnesota, Michigan and Purdue after the Bucks and a 3-0 record going into this rugged windup would give them the phychological edge, at least. WES FESLER has about the same personnel on his Ohio team as last year, but the overall ability has risen considerably. Like Indiana, the Buckeyes started off in fine fashion by dumping Missouri and Southern California.

Iowa won the Bucks' Conference opener last Saturday, 14 to 7, while Indiana was dropping an extracurricular outing to Texas Christian, 7 to 6. Ohio, however, will be in its best physical shape of the season while Indiana will start two regulars whose conditions still are questionable because of TCU injuries. Against Iowa, Ohio had to start a fourth-string right half be- Today's Big 9 Bill Ohio State at Indiana. Purdue at Iowa. Northwestern at Michigan.

Illinois at Minnesota. Yale at Wisconsin. cause Alex Verdova, Mike Cannavino and Bob Demmel all were benched with injuries. Those three are back in uniform now, as is Ray DiPierro, whose absence at left guard caused a great deal of defensive shortcomings against the Hawkeyes. JOE BARTKIEWICZ at end and Slug Witucki at guard are the two Indiana regulars who'll start despite week-old injuries.

The tissue line of I. U. reserves was further cut this week when Nick Lysohir, second-string quar terback, was banged up. Del Russell, the hard-luck left halfback, will miss his fourth game because of a leg injury. Tomorrow's offensive fireworks are likely to be centered around a pair of burly fullbacks Indidiana's Chick Jagade Ohio's Joe Whisler.

Jagade is out to make his last year his best. He leads the Big Nine's rushers on 80 yards in 12 cracks and recently exhibited his open-field ability by getting away for 30 yards for the touchdown which beat Iowa. Whisler fumbled away a chance University alumni get a rare tomorrow: Ohio State's Buckeyes. OHIO STATE INDIANA Dorsey Hoppe DiPierro O'Hanion Morrical Witucki Lininger Wilson Templeton W. Bartklewicz J.

Bartkiewiez Goldsberry Watson E. Savic Sebek Slager Taliaferro Verdova McDonnell Whisler B. Jagade Kickoff-2 p.m. (CST). Officials-Referee, George Rennis, Minnesota; field umpire, Dallas Marvil, Northwestern; judge, M.

J. Delaney, St. Viator's; head linesman, Archie Morrow, River Falls Teachers, Broadcasts-WIRE and WIBC. Indianapolis: WK.IG and wowo. Fort Wayne; WSUA, WTOM WIKY, and W9HXZ, Bloomington; WGBF and Evansville: WFML.

Washington: WSRK. Shelbyville: WCNB, Connersville: WCTW. New Castle: WJVA, South Bend: WBOW, Terre Haute: WCSI, Columbus: WASK, Lafayette; WGN, cago; WLW, Cincinnati. to tie Iowa last week on the yard line, but the 218-pound Buckeye wheelhorse can't be fired -he's rolled up 212 net yards in the three games. Irish Heavy Favorites To Beat Huskers Lincoln, Oct.

15 (P) -The Notre Dame Irish are heavy favorites to defeat Nebraska tomorrow before a football crowd expected to exceed 38,000. Notre Dame has been unbeaten in 20 games. Particularly, disturbing to Nebraska has been the poor pass defense of the Huskers in their three games to date. Notre Dame has a good passer in Quarterback Frank Tripucka and a pair of big ends in Jim Martin and Leon Hart to harass the short Husker secondary. LAST YEAR Notre, Dame whipped Nebraska, 0, at South Bend.

Reported definitely out of the game by Notre Dame are Capt. Bill Fischer, top-flight guard suffering from an elbow injury, and Coy McGee. McGee, diminutive left halfback, is lost for the rest of the season due to a broken leg suffered in practice yesterday afternoon. PROBABLE LINEUPS Notre Dame Nebraska Martin Fletcher McGehee Toogood Johnson Salestrom Walsh Novak Wendell Dorn Fallon. Goeglein Hart Schneider Tripucka Weigand Brennan Fischer Sitko Mueller Panelli Collopy Kickoff 2 p.m.

Deaf School Wins 28-24 Thriller Jerry Moers over from the two-yard in the plunged, final six seconds of play to give the Silent Hoosiers a hectic 28- to-24 victory over Indiana Boys' School at the Hoosier field yesterday. Both scored four touchdowns, Silent Hoosiers teams, cashed in with every extra point to provide its victory margin. Moers led the Hoosier scoring parade, crossing the last stripe three times. SILENT HOOSIERS (28) ENDS-Woolen, Gall, Hines, Vande Venter TACKLES-Pickrell, Ball, Strouse, Bates GUARDS-Mead, Glessner, Young CENTERS-Northeutt, Deardorff. QUARTERBACKS-Sortwell, Bush LEFT HALFBACKS-Lovalle, Suroweic RIGHT HALFBACK -Gormat A BOYS' SCHOOL (24) ENDS-Hahney, Barrett TACKLES-Herdon, Yancey GUARDS-Mikell, Holloway CENTER-White QUARTERBACK-Walters LEFT -Compton -Meredith RIGHT HALFBACK -Bowie -Score by PeriodsSilent Hoosiers 0-3 0-1 7-28 Boys' School 6-24 -Scoring-Moers (3), Bowie (3), Gormat.

Compton. Points after touchdowns-Moers, Gormat (2), Lovalle. -OfficialsReferee-A. J. Thatcher.

-Cleon Reynolds. Head- linesman-Houston Meyer. THE HOOSIERS also can pit their George Taliaferro, the league's total offense leader, with 209 yards, against Ohio's Jimmy Clark and Jerry Krall, both of whom have been good for 202 yards this season at left halfback. Nine of the Hoosier regulars played over 110 out of a possible 180 minutes this season. Tomorrow, Smith says, there'll be more relief, regardless.

He's no doubt thinking about Minnesota, Michigan and Purdue and forget Notre Dame. Indiana beat the Buckeyes at Columbus year, 7 to 0, Ohio won on its last Memorial Stadium visit, 28 to 6, leads in the all-time series, 17-9-3. Captain Pat, Promay Take Harness Events Aurora, Oct. 15 -Captain Pat captured honors in the first half of the $1,750 divided purse in the Grand Circuit Inaugural Trotting Stake at Aurora Downs last night. Promay, racing for Oscar Thompson, St.

Charles, an outsider in the mile dash, won the second half of the feature. Namda was second and Captain Pat third. Promay returned $62.20 for $2. The winner was driven by Nick Mortenson. Captain Pat, owned and driven by Joe Rick of Newcastle, finished ahead of of of of of of of of of Lady M.

and in the six and furlong Jane's Girl, returned, $11.80 event. At Pike Township PIKE TOWNSHIP (12) ENDS- Es Shen Bell. Jennings, Grundy. GUARDS-Harris, Burden. -Engler.

QUARTERBACK-Smith. LEFT HALFBACK-Conarroe. RIGHT HALFBACKS-Snyder. Templin. FULLBACK -Mercer.

BEECH GROVE (0) ENDS-Henson, Wheatley. TACKLES-Lambart, Smith, Biggerstaff. GUARDS- Byland. QUARTERBACKS-Messer, Condit. Cunningham.

LEFT RIGHT HALFBACKS-McDonough. Wise FULLBACK-Cingo. -Score by Periods6 0 0 6-12 Pike Grove 0 Beech -ScoringTouchdowns-Mercer, Conarroe. OfficialsReferee-Wayne Hammond. Linesman-George Perry.

Umpire--Jake Caskey, Head At Greenwood DECATUR CENTRAL (19) Butterworh, Bennett, Dillon, ENDS Lucas. TACKLES-Herschell, Harden, Haines, Clark, W. Randall, Horton. GUARDS-Owens, DuBoer. Mills, Reeves.

LEFT HALFBACK -Plummer RIGHT HALFBACKS-Mundy, J. Horton. FULLBACKS-Rice, Wayman. GREENWOOD (0) ENDS Woods Carlyle, Fletcher GUARDS--Williams, Hayes CENTER -Ven Deman QUARTERBACK-Thompson LEFT HALFBACK-Ferrell RIGHT -Weaver FULLBACK--Carlyle -Score by Periods6 On 0-19 Decatur Greenwood 0 0- 0 Touchdowns-Plummer, Rice (2). Point after touchdown-Plummer.

-OfficialsReferee-Beckert. Umpire-Evans. Head linesman-Stout. At Plainfield PLAINFIELD (19) Delashmitt. TACKLES-Klingerman, Shelly, Shrake GUARDS--Johnson, Prent CENTER-Swager QUARTERBACK -Butler LEFT HALFBACK-Tom RIGHT HALFBACKS-Durell, Koko -Cox SPEEDWAY (39) ENDS-Wiechers, Martin, Hughes, Thomas, Nadonly TACKLES- Lawson, Lone, Potter GUARDS Anderson, Mugg, Woodruff, Hodson.

Beck CENTERS-Coughlin, Bland QUARTERBACKS-Mayhugh, DeMoss LEFT HALFBACKS-Smith, King, Wingert RIGHT HALFBACKS-Vance, Crawford FULLBACK -Kuykendall -Score by PeriodsSpeedway 13 7 7-34 Plainfield 0 13 6-19 -ScoringTouchdowns Speedway: Wiechers (2), Vance (2), Mayhugh. Plainfield: Butler, Delashmitt (2). Points after touchdowns-Mayhugh (4), Butler. -OfficialsReferee--Bragdon. Umpire-Lowman.

Head linesman-Elson. Manchester 'B' Team Meets Culver Today Culver, Oct. 15 The. Culver Military Academy football team will meet the Manchester College eleven here tomorrow. The Cadet cross-country team will race the Loyola (Chicago) Academy harriers in the opening meet of the season here between halves of the football game.

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Turns! FREE PARKING TIME FIRST GOOD TRIALS 12:30 RACE 2:30 10,000 SEATS SPEEDROME LOCATED ON U. S. 52 at KITLEY EAST Two strokes back after today's finish were Mangrum, with a 71 to go with his 66 yesterday, and Hogan, with a 68 added to his previous 69-both for 137 blows. The round featured Alexander's brilliant golf, Hogan's customary sub-par performance and a momentary relapse by yesterday's pace-setting Mangrum. The latter took up where he left off with yesterday's blistering 30 on the back nine.

He had a 31 going out this morning. Then he lost ground in a trap on the 14th, three-putted the next, hooked. into the trees on 16 and wound up with 40 for the back nine. the first prize were Ed Trailing, behind in quest of Oliver, Seattle, with 69-72-141, and Johnny Bulla, Phoenix, 68-73-141. Grouped in the 142 bracket were Jim Turnesa, Elmsford, N.Y..

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