The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 9

Plans Suprises, PROBABLE LINEUPS. Both Squads Hit By Injuries. By Leighton Housh. Ruacutlvt Sport. Editor.

Could well be that by late this afternoon those exuberant Iowa State college celebrators will be doing their Btuff again, this time in Des Moines' Drake Stadium. A set of Drake goal posts In the logical target if their foot-ball team first co-operates by riddling the Bulldogs, as is expected. It will he the fifty-third game in this state's surviving major college foot hall series, and Iowa State figure in win by three or four touchdown. Since the thing In 198, the Cyclones have beaten Diake 35 times, lost only 13 with four games ending In ties. Not aince 1950, when John Bright helped do it by 35-21, has Drake won.

Last year at Ames it was a 55-7 rout for Iowa State. Today's contest will top off the Drake homecoming, and the season's first genuinely crisp football weather is forecast. Drake homecomers hope they won't be outnumbered by visitors from Ames, for two other homecoming Iowa's at Iowa City and Roosevelt iigh's in West Des Moines are expected to divert some of the fans n'ho might normally be expected to see the contest here. Comparative scores ajjalnst two common opponents, South Dakota, which they both neat, and Kansas State, to whom they both Inst, give Iowa State a big edge. The Cyclones won from the Dakotans, 35-0, while Drake beat them only 18-0.

Kansas State smashed Drake, 50-0, and could beat its Big Seven rival only by 20-12. Word from the Drake, ramp thix week is that Cnnrh Warren Gnrr, in an effort to surprise the enemy, ha completely rrrnmped hit tingle winn attack. Key man In the Drake offensive Is exneoted to he the aonh- LuU of Osceola, who should have more help than Gatewood will get in their attempts to break into and through the opponent's secondary. Superior numbers, of course, will be on the side of the Big Seven team, which In Its own league normally is the shnrtender in this department. Gaer started the season with 35 players and is down to 30.

half Floyd Acker, who has a bad leg. Light Day for Plantan. For the Cyclones, end Barney Alleman and right half Dick Cox won't be healthy enough to play. Coach Abe Stuber also hopes he'll be able to keep Bill Tlantan, his starting quarterback, out of action. The Drake squad will be honored during homecoming.

This Ossle Solem-coached outfit from a better day In Drake) football lost only to Notrn Dame and numbered among its victims Marquette, Missouri and Iowa State the Cyclones by 18-0. If memory serves, the Bulldog lineup that year included Chuck IOW 4 STATE. I lark. IKK Rmwn. inlt I.T.

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SEASON RECORDS. A STATE. PRAKr. 3 Dlkma 0 0 Kan. Stat 59 3S 14 Denver 33 0 Kansiii 23 IS Si.

Dakota 0 12 Ksn. Si. 20 0 Wichita ST 11 Missouri Plantan was badly oruised up Delmege and Al YVenael. ends; during the victory over Missouri Gibson Holliday and Ronald last Saturday, and won't start, Shearer, tackles; Lea Jones and I omore halfback. Gene Gatewood, Rucn Important people as Co-of Pittsburgh, Penn.

P1- Jim FilWngton, a back, and tackle Dick Paschal have Luti to Have Help. hPen subtracted because of in- His opposite number in the Juries. Iowa State lineup Is young Gary Also unlikely to play is right E.ther the coach's son, Min, guards; Waldon Don Carlos, renter; Lynn King, or Daryl Moons win open me Jack BarnMi Dirk Nesbitt, Jerry game in charge of the Cyclone Seiberling, Chris Iverson and T-formation. Chuck Van Koten, backs. lit Ma Stats Stag kmmik Cfiinic Dictionary MONOLOGl'E A conversation between a man and his wife.

(Copyright. 1953.1 I 1 jT-f 1 -L SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2t, 1953. Indiana Coach Says Hawks Will Be 'Up' IUI IB uu Irish Battle Tech In 'Game of Year' FEARS TEAM'S MORALE LOST AT MICHIGAN U. By Bert McGrane. tRnuttr Stiff Writer.) SOUTH BEND, IND.

The "game of the year" I i i 1 I hereabouts moved into focus late Friday with the coaches of two of the most highly regarded teams in college their football minimizing I'S. PROBABLE 'chances of victory. NOTRE IUMK. TKCH 1 'l -I If I r-i shann.in. IIIO I.

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SEASON' RECORDS. CKOROIA TECH. NOTRF. PAMK. 53 ravi1i05 2 Oklahoma 21 0 Klori'la 37 Purdue 7 Mrlh.

4 23 PlttehurHl 14 27 Tula J.I 3H Auburn a Said Bobby Pndd, bofs of Georgia Tech's long unbeaten Yellow Jackets: "We can't heat Notre Dame unless they play a bad game." Said Frank Leahy: "If there were such a thing as a a one-tenth of a point margin and we could win by it, that would be wonderful." Weather Cools. Long overdue autumn temperatures, whipped into the area Friday by a brisk north wind, brought this sad reflection from the Notre Dame coach: "It probably will pep up the Tech bovs more than it will our lads." Whoop It l'p. Ignoring the fears of the It one of the fastest and outfits in the nation." With Notre Dame also featur- 'i Aiarqu.ua 20 MicniEsn 18 Mich, stata 47 21 Wyomlnt 7 IOWA'S LEADER Calling the flip of the coin for Iowa's homecoming foothill! game today against Indiana will be Andy Houg, 6-foot 3-inch, 195-pound guard. Houg, a senior from St. Ansgar, is listed as a doubtful starter because of a bruised shoulder.

By Sec Taylor. tSporta Editor, Tha Regiatar.) IOWA CITY, IA. Tha NOTRE DAME Continued on Page Ten. LOTS OF rROMISE Regarded as one of the most promising Drake football players in recent years, (ione Henrtrlx will play fullback for the Bulldogs in their game with Iowa State at Drake Stadium this afternoon. lie a 210-pnund sophomore who's fast for his siie.

Lincoln Beats Chariton, 12-0 i coaches, however, the advance contingent of the sellout crowd of 57,000 was whooping things up in Jammed hotel lobbies Friday night in anticipation of one of the sreat games of the year. It's Notre Dame, No. 1 in the national polls, against Georgia Tech, the No. 4 team. They're STATISTICS.

Horton, Felice Go Lincoln Charlton Flrt down. 7 IS Indiana football team, twice beaten in Western Confer-ence play, the same as Iowa, will oppose the Hawkeyes in their forty-second annual homecoming here today. It is also "Legislature Day. Consequently, Gov. William S.

Beardsley and several state senators and representatives will be among the estimated 50,000 who will watch the two teams play. Another distinguished guest will be movie star Dorothy La mour, who is appearing in per son at a Cedar Rapids theater. The game also will he televised by the National Broadcasting which has a creiv of 20 here to handle the ork. This game will be a part of a national hookup, which will both undefeated. Tech Is shooting for Its thirty-second game in succession without defeat.

Boone Jolts No. 1 Newton In Big Prep Shocker, 14-7 tTh Regnlrr'i Iowa Nnwi S-rvice. BOONE, IA. Boone sprung the season's biggest up-Bet in Iowa high school football by shocking Newton's top-ranking team in a bruising battle here Friday night, Running arrtaa. rawiOnc yarilan.

Patne. alt.mpt.d rompl.trd Pa. Inlerrrplrd h' l'nnl 14 1 1 2 I 2111 7 I 4 I 1 1.1 1 3 as. 7 before that only to have one drive stopped on the seven and another thwarted as Chariton halfback Fred Backus intercepted a pass on his five and ran it back 75 yards. Dirk Felice tallied the other Lincoln six -pointer, charging across right tarkle from four yards out In the third quarter.

Lincoln was stopped on two more drives in the second half, 1'iintlnr avrrai. Fumhlr. Iitt lard prnalli.d Football NpsiiIIs DES MOINES. Indianola 40, Ankeny 14. Johnston 18, Pleasantvllle 6.

Knowille 23. Valley 13. Lincoln 12. Charlton 0. Runnells 50, I'rhandale 6 (six-man).

St- Ambrosp 18, Dowling 0. Waterloo (West) 41, North 14. IOWA COLLEGES. Friends (Kan.) 25, Penn. 13.

EAST. Boston 1 52, Lehigh 12. For Scores. Ry John HallTert. The Lincoln Railsplitteis capitalized on two of their five scoring chances to defeat Chariton, 12-0, here Friday night.

Larry Horton scored late in the second quarter, froing across on a plunge from the four. 2 Drives Fail. The Railsplitters had been deep in Chariton territory twice Notre Dame's string is much more modest, with the Irish going for their fourth in a row this season and their sixth since I they last were defeated. i In a press conference Friday SCORK BV OI ARTFRS. Lincoln 0 a I harllon II 00 SCORING StMMtRV.

I.lnroln TourhdoMnK. Hiirlun, Krller. six. But the Cardinals were nutrushed, 20.i yards to 173. There was little difference In Coach Leahy paid particular tribute to the Yellow Jacket line and termed the team "probably faster than Michigan State once by the Chariton line and again as Tom Booth Intercepted 14-7.

Ronnie Lind, a 165-pound enior halfback, scored both Boone touchdowns in the surprising Central Iowa Conference victory over a Newton team which hadn't lost in two years. 77-yard Run. Boone, winning its fourth Kama in six starts, struck first PREPS Continiipo' on Page Ten. 30-0 VICTORY TO MARYLAND SOITH. Maryland SO, Miami 0.

ROCKY MOI N'TAIX. As St. Ambrose Tripped Dowling, 18-0 i i jmmr u. Denver 27, Brigham Young 19. OTHER COLLEGES.

a Kent Folsom pass on the Chariton 20. Horton, Felice and Folsom were standouts in the Lincoln backfield. Lincoln Out gained. Chariton outgained Lincoln. 302 yards to 251, but Lincoln gathered 13 first downs to the Losers' six.

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altar; rnnprliin. Kaltnn 2, Rlrlakli llrld (nal, Blrl- 111. allry V. 17.) MS, Rntllnrao include three other contests. Coach Forest Evashevski of Iowa pronounced his players In fit physical condition, with ona exception.

Captain and guard Andy Houg, held out of heavy work during the past week, is a doubtful starter. He has a bruised shoulder. Bernie Crimmins, Hoosier coach who put his team through a 45-minute workout here Friday afternoon, said three of his cripples were left at home. They are halfback Earl Fisher, guard Tom Daley and center Charles Razmie. Crimmins expressed the belief Iowa will be "up" for his team; II.

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Mighty Maryland slashed its way to a three-touchdown lead over Miami in a 13-minute demonstration of running and passing power Friday night, then coasted to a 30-0 victory in the Orange Bowl. After quarterback Bernie Fa-loney, a ball-handling magician, has guided the Terrapin first string to a 20-0 lead in the first period and the second team had early in the second quarter when Lind hauled in a Cardinal punt on his 23-yard line and raced 77 yards to score. Halfback Jack Becker added the first of two extra points. Newton fought hack to a 1-7 halftime tie when Jack Harter burked over from the three. Boone's line, playing an out-itanding game, never gave Newton a good scoring chance in the second half and continually stopped all-state fullback Bill Kendall with Jarring tackles.

Winning Pars. The Torreadors struck for their winning touchdown in the third period when quarterback Gary Barry passed to Lind on a scoring play which covered 33 yards. It was Becker who put Boone in position for the winning pass. He galloped 49 ysrds to put the ball on the 33. Newton, which has ranked on w-rHlrrn i Han.

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C. Runners SUIT SALE Today scored in the second quarter, Tatum ordered his boys to pull their punches by playing strictly on the ground. With its aerial arm rut off, Maryland was unable to score In the second half except on a field goal by Dick Ttielskl as Tatum used three full teams in a platoon substitution system. Making its own breaks with vicious defensive play, Maryland needed to move only 78 yards for its first three touchdowns in an offensive display that dazzled the crowd In the Orange Bowl, where Maryland probably will play next New Year's day. PAINT Rick in Titanium WHITEST PAINT pigment er diicovered That's Wh bold Label I'alnl Maya Whim For lears Self.

Cleaning 3 ''fa v. 4 Nortribroolce Clothes As Shown In Esquire Defeat Bulldogs Iowa State's cross-country team beat Drake, 27-32, over the W'aveland Park course Friday as Bob Soth of Drake set a record. He won in 14 minutes 2S.4 seconds. It cut the old mark two weeks ago by two South Dakota State runners by almost 10 seconds. Ray McConnell of Dnke also ran under the old record in finishing second.

The finish: 1. Boh Soth mi: 3 Rav Mrronn.ll Till .1. G.orc Kasihuro IS 4. John Williams HSl; S. Klis.na Hurt IISI; h.

Cordon nirkaon IDl; 7. Randal! Bat MSi: S. Larrv Graves 1IS1; 0. Ron Jackaon iISi; in Mrk stnitra (IRi: 11 Roh Miller 12. mors, fcld-tedia DJ, top of the Iowa Prep Grid Poll since the second game of 1952, couldn't get beyond Boone's 30-yard stripe in the second half.

Lind Intercepts. The Cardinals moved that far in the fourth quarter, only to have the amazing Lind move In to intercept a Newton pass, Bnons's only interception of the game. slashing tackles forced five Newton fumbles which were recovered by the Torreadors. Newton, with a five-game winning streak this season, bad 10 first downs to Boone's fE65 per gal. In 5 gal.

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