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Iowa 33 Penn 34 Illinois 20 Michigan 26 Ohio State 48 Syracuse 34 Georgia Tech 20 Indiana 20 Purdue 21 Columbia 0 Washington 13 Wisconsin 13 Minnesota 0 Holy Cross 27 Auburn 0 Notre Dame 7 Army 49 Kentucky 34 Navy 27 Cornell 7 Mich. State 34 N. Car'na St. 16 Princeton 34 Tennessee 14 Harvard OVillanova 7 Southern Cal. 14 Yale 0 Marquette.

6 Maryland 13 Brown 0 Alabama 9 1 i 1 In I UULd Mo vy LZILDUU THE rNDIANAPQLIS NEWS 81st YEAR SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1 950 20 PAGES 5 CENTS Hoosiers Take Leaf From Purdue's Book By VIC RENSBEKGER, Staff Correspondent MEMORIAL STADIUM, Bloomington, Oct. 21. Indiana and Lou D'Achille today nailed down Notre Dame as the No. 3 team in Indiana's 1950 Big Three. The score was 20 to 7.

It was the first IU victory over Notre Dame since 1906. Hawkeyes Defeat Purdue 33 to 21 Br the Auoclated Freis IOWA CITY, Oct. 20 Purdue's Boiler Makers lost their first Big 10 Conference game against the Iowa Hawkeyes here this afternoon before a home-coming crowd of 47,000. The final score was. Iowa, 33; Purdue, 21.

HERE'S ONE TIME IRISH STOPPED GEDMAN FIRST QUARTER Landry returned VanOoyen's I1A31 tfUAXVXCIV Iowa scored on Drahn's 32- Purdue 14 0 714 Notre Dame. 0 Indiana 6 721 633 0 7 020 7 7 NOTRE DAMK INDIA' A kickoff to his 33, but the Irish had a net loss of 2 yards on three plays, and Williams punt Ollf Andersoa I. CTiet Ostrowikl. Bill t'lynn L. T.lacl Irnla Kovatch.

Frank Johnston. ed to the Indiana 20. Gedman fielded the ball on the run and whizzed down the sideline all the way to the Irish 19. Gedman Jerrr Groom (CI Fretf Bob Tone! Jim Mutschaller. Bob 'Williams.

PURDUE IOWA Bernard Flowers. I Jerry Lonr Jim Janosek Hubert Johnston Bill Deem Austin Turner Clinton Knits. John Towner Allen Hager R. G. Louis Ginsberg Beletlcfe-c, Andy Buntz Darrel Brewster Bob Hofl Dale Samuels Glenn Drahn Mltae Macciolt Don Commack Nell Schmidt Jerry Faske Kerejres BUI Reichardt Officials Referee.

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G. Georgakls Jack Dolan. Thomak T.i Bosak Don Luft Lou Achlll Bob Robertson Pat Gedman Tut.le Jerry Btll Car made a first down by Inches at jack umplra. Officials-Referee. Russell Rupn: John Wllaon: field ludae.

Joel BuiihalUft the 9 on a fourth-down plunge. D'Achille threw a bullet pass to Luft in the end zone for a neaa linesman. Arcnie Morrow. touchdown. D'Achille kick for the extra point was low.

Illinois 20 FOOTBALL SCORES yard fourth-down pass to Com-maclc in the end zone with 4 minutes gone. Reichardt converted for a 7-0 lead. Samuels returned Drahn's quick kick 64 yards to Iowa's 14 where Purdue was penalized 15 for clipping. The Boiler Makers counted on Samuels's 9-yard pass to Brewster. Samuels converted.

Purdue recovered an Iowa fumble on the 34 and scored again on Samuels's 6-yard throw to Sugar. Samuels made It 14-7 Purdue with his placement. SECOND QUARTER An Iowa roughing penalty on punt gave Purdue a first down on the Iowa 44. Purdue moved to the Iowa 19 before the Hawks stiffened. Iowa scored on a 23-yard Drahn to Bennett pass play.

Bennett caught the ball on the 3. Reichardt tied the game at 14-all with his conversion. Iowa went 80 yards in seven plays for another touchdown made by Commack on a 10-yard dash. Reichardt converted for a 21-14 Iowa halftime lead. Passes by Williams to Mut-scheller and Ostrowskl carried the Irish into Indiana territory, but Bob could not to hit his targets and punted over the goal line.

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Ciao Dleftl. Northwestern. right, threw a pass on the dead run which Gedman caught on the 26. D'Achille threw to Robertson in the flat, and Bobby ran to the 13. Robertson swept around his left end to the 4 as the quarter ended.

Score: Indiana, Notre Dame, 0. SECOND QUARTER Wilmington. .13 13 halfback', and Anthony Zambroskl 472) guard; Background is Williams Higgins (68), Notre Dame guard. AP Wirephoto. BLOOMINCTON, Ind Eugene Indiana halfback, makes "a short gai naround right end but is stopped by Notre Dames Richard Coller (48), left- Rose Poly.

0 0 00 6 3 Just 65 seconds after the start By the Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, 111., Oct. 21' Washington's Huskies wer knocked from the unbeaten ranks today, 20-13, by a hard-runningr Illinois team which twice came of the quarter, Robertson somersaulted over the goal line from 4 yards out. D'Achille converted. With fourth down and 1 on 0 6 6 0 614 0 14 48 DePauw's 'Old Gold7 034 Marquette. Mich.

State. Detroit. Continued on Page 7, Col. 5 from behind in a wide-open battle witnessed by 36,743. i Home-Coming at Indiana State Ohio State Minnesota 13 12 7 0 Tulsa 0 Festivity Spoiled FINAL SCORES THIRD QUARTER i Purdue moved deep into Iowa territory, but the threat evaporated when Britzmann intercepted Samuels's pass on the Iowa 18.

Later Iowa got going on a 25-yard punt return by Britzmann to the Iowa 47. Two successive passes from the 30 accounted for a touchdown. Tackle Johnston, made eligible for a pass, caught Drahn's throw on the 4 and rumbled over. Reichardt missed4 the conversion and Iowa led, 27-14. FOURTH QUARTER Faske circled end, reversed his field and went 52 to score.

Commack, who made the key block In the play, was hurt. Reich-ardt's kick was not good. Purdue returned the kickoff to Its 25, then moved to the Iowa 43 before Iowa held. Montgomery kicked to Brandt who was Ind. Central.

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CENTRAL MICH. Hit Sheet Tim Schultz L. T. Marty Klozik. Arch Ellerthorpe.

Tom Weede R. G. Arnold Wilson. John Partenlo Andy MacDonald. -Q Ray Dombroiktl L.

Harry Baillargeon. R. LeRoy Smith Officials Referee, Frank Heidelberg 40, Otterbeln 7 Ithaca 7, Cortland 6 Blitz Trautweln S. Gandee Curclllo Janowlci Hamilton Gandee Wichita Kent State 35, Ohio V. IS FIRST QUARTER Illinois marched to four straight first downs, from its 29 to Washington's 8.

The drive was capped by Karras's 27-yard run. Rebecca's field goal try from the 15 was wide. Illinois started another march from Washington's 47, but Major's pass was intercepted by Kirkby and returned 19 to Washington's 20 just before the quarter ended scoreless. SECOND QUARTER In five plays, Washington struck 84 yards for a touchdown. The impetus mainly came from a 38-yard pass play from McElhenny on a fake end run to -Kirby, who was downed on the Illinois 25.

el rich shot a touchdown pass down the middle to Eariey over the local goal line. Rosenzweig added the point. Illinois came back with a Drake. Kutitown (Pa.) Teachers 12, urvme Martin, linesman, Richard mond TrobAugh, Kokomo: LalayttU. Okla.A.&M.

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0, Delaware State 0 McGIll 25, Queen's 6 downed on the Iowa 13. Purdue recovered Bennett's fumble on the Iowa 25. Samuels passed to Flowers on the 16 and Kerestcs plunged to a first down oiyhe 14. Football Scores Michigan Tech 26, Northern 13 27 0 Kent 14 Iowa 6 7 Missouri 13 7 Michigan 0 BLACKSTOCK STADIUM, GREENCASTLE, Oct. 21 A mild sun gave its own gold to the Old Gold Day atmosphere this afternoon as DePauw University met Central Michigan for the first time.

FIRST QUARTER The Tigers were a little nervous at the start and before they came to, Central Michigan led 14 to 0. MacDonald, the Chip-pewas passing quarterback, tossed one to Baillargeon back of all Tiger defenders. It was good for 65 yards and the first touchdown. Baillargeon ran 37 yards with worlds of first-rate blocking for the second one. MacDonald added both extra points.

SECOND QUARTER The Tigers didn't have a strong line, Central Michigan charging in play after play to keep the Tiger backs from getting their By the Valtei Pros MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 21 Minnesota, scratching for its first victory of the football season, met Ohio State this afternoon in a headline -Big Ten Conference clash: An estimated 55,000 persons witnessed the contest under clear skies in nippy fall weather. FIRST QUARTER Montclalr Teachers 28: Xew SOUTH Britain Teacher 21 PROMISE' Special The New TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 21 Indiana State, winless in four starts this season, attempted to get on the victory road this afternoon against Indiana Central's Greyhounds. The Sycamores were figured to be in the best form of the season this afternoon before a home-coming crowd at Memorial Stadium.

Indiana Central was after its fourth victory in six games. 6 0 013 Texas Tech. Baylor. 0 0 7 016 71-yard drive to score. After Muhlenberg 28, Gettysburg 7 Muskingum 49, Wooster 7 Oberlin 62, Hamilton 9 Quantlco Marines 7, Dayton 0 Randolph-Macon 13, Washington College 0 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 13, Worcester Tech 0 6 0 N.

C.State.. 9 0 0 0 Penn State. Nebraska. Kansas State. Oklahoma.

Karras pranced 38 to the 6, Rak- 01S 13 Holcomb Pep Talk Backfires lovits drove across from the 1. 0 0 0 6 20 12 Wash. Lee. 14 14 Continued on Page 7, Col. 4 0 6 Citadel 0 Butler Swamped Janowicz kicked off for Ohio State.

Minnesota went nowhere and Rodel punted to the Ohio State 37. In six plays Ohio State went to a touchdown, 3 minutes and 20 seconds after the kickoff. Janowicz's passing and sprinting set up the touchdown and he carried it over from the 1-yard lines. Janowicz also made the conversion, making the score Ohio State, Minnesota, 0. Minne EAST Fordham 13 7 W.Virginia..

2 7 7 07 01420 0 00 01420 Fur 0 027 plays under way. On one series of downs, DePauw ball carriers 723 El eve Pennsylvania 13 7 FIRST QUARTER A slim crowd of 1,300 sweltering fans watched a battle on even terms for the first 5 minutes. Then, sweeping the ends and ramming through the line, Indiana State moved the ball to the 2. Robertson plunged over and Frew kicked the extra point. SECOND QUARTER With favored Indiana Central behind, 7-0, both teams played back and forth in midfield.

With i nHnHnJM i.t. 41 i i by Miami were thrown for three consecu tive losses. Endeavoring to move the de 734 0 0 Auburn. Georgia Tech Albright. 0,0 fense back a little, DePauw tried Yale 0 0 0 0 passing, but Prawdzik came tear Miami 721 7 742 Butler 0 7 0 07 sota was forced to punt after 0 7 ing up to intercept one and ran 17 to the 20-yard line.

Then S.W.La.Inst. 0 Memphis St. 7 0- 7 049 0 0 21 21 threw one to Weldon for the third touchdown of the game. This time MacDonald Harvard. By J.

E. O'BRIEN. Staff Correspondent BUTLER BOWL, Oct. 21 For the second straight Saturday a Miami football team was in Indiana, but this afternoon it was the Ohio variety playing Butler University's Bulldogs in warm, sunny weather. The favored Redskins brought a record that listed lopsided victories over Bowling Green and BITLEB Schuesler Lawyer Bruce Ham man Rodlck Tom Cross Cur Flirt Runyart Crawfortn.

Livorsi Lou Weldckamis Cornelius missed the extra point, MIAMI Al Maecioli I Howard Schuster Roser Jake Xlllaon. Dale Doland R. Bruct T. Dick Vrlrh X. E.

Nobby Wirkowski John Pent h. H. Jerry Bfkrest Georaje Calat Offlctals-Referee. Dan Duke 14 7 0 0 712 16 iL diana State pushed to the 8. Sub-0 0 stitute Paul Hassett scored on an i end run.

Frew missed the extra point. State led at the half, 13-0. S. California. Navy.

The Tigers went to work after 0 0 0 0 014 7 20 0 0 01414 6 727 0 734 0 00 this. With Sophomore Ward Shawver carrying the ball six times out of seven, DePauw 0 7 Princeton. Brown Tehan: umplrat. Tom Sterllnf: head linesman, Jerry Baker; marched to the Chippewas' 23, nfia juase, rrea minoia. Western Michigan and a 7-0 loss out coumn pusn over.

Then a Tiger punt was blocked and re 7 0 Vanderbilt. Wa. C. (Md.) Wayne. Temple Michigan 26 Wisconsin 13 Coast Guard.

14 Amherst. 7 021 027 614 0 0 o1 0 20261 Southern Cal. Loses to Nayy Team, 27-14 BALTIMORE, Oct. 21- (API- Northeastern 1) to Xavier of Cincinnati. Butler was out to better a record that showed a victory over Ball a tie with Wabash and losses to Ev'ansville and Ohio University.

It was a melodious afternoon for the shirtsleeved Tans. Be By AN'GELO ANGELOrOLOLS Staff Correspondent IOWA STADIUM, IOWA CITY, Oct. 21 An innocent pep session declaration by Purdue Coach Stu Holcomb made into an Iowa battle cry today provided the Hawkeyes with their chief inspiration against the team that broke Notre Dame's string. The Monday following the Purdue victory over the Irish, Holcomb, who has contended steadfastly that, the Western Conference race was the part of the schedule he was most interested in, told the Purdue student body: "I promise we'll beat Iowa in the first one, if it's the last thing we ever do." What he meant was that Purdue was going to start off with a Big 10 triumph whoever the foe. His only mistake was that the whole sports world was listening because of Purdue's newly-respectable position as conqueror of Notre Dame.

He'd said things like that before vat pep rallies, But Iowa City heard, too, and painted 2-foot sign in the Hawkeye locker room. It was home-coming here, too, today, and the campus and town were flooded with the Holcomb declaration. More fuel was provided by the Towa press stories that last year's battle at Lafayette ended a bit bitterly, with the Hawk-eyes having seven players hurt and the losing Boiler Makers trying to take the game and ball away from Iowa Captain Jack Dittme'r. But Purdue won the first argument of the day its crosscountry team outrunning the Hawkeye harriers 26-29. 7 0- 9 Alabama.

7 0 0 6 3 0 0 6 3 0 Quarterback Bob Zastrow led 0 01313 712 026 0 7 Tennessee. 0 0 714 014 Navy to its first victory of the Buffalo 619 Arkansas. sides Butler's crack marching bands, there were musical out MICHIGAN ison today, a 27-14 triumph the kickoff, but Curcillo fumbled on jOhio State's 46, and Skrein recovered for Minnesota. Then Minnesota's offensive sparked briefly with Hudak and Gregory leading a march to the Ohio State 31, where Ohio took over on downs. Klebay broke loose on a pitchout around right end to Minnesota's 45, but Minnesota stiffened, and the teams swapped punts.

Ohio State had the ball on the Minnesota 47 as the quarter ended with the score: Minnesota, Ohio State, 7. SECOND QUARTER Ohio State passes clicked as they drove toward another touchdown. The threat was cut short when Thompson intercepted Doyle's pass on the Minnesota 19. Skrein and Hudak lost Minnesota 9 yards, and Rodel punted to the Ohio 49. A double reverse, Janowicz to Klebay, ripped to the Minnesota 26.

Janowicz passed to Watson, who grabbed the ball from the hands of Minnesota's Cochrane, and skipped 10 yards into the end zone. kick was good. Minnesota couldn't gain, but when Ohio State took the ball Minnesota held, and Ohio State was forced to kick. Hudak passed but Widdoes gathered 11 in on the Minnesota 23 and streaked across the Continued on Fkge 7, Col. Wisconsin.

Michigan. WISCONSIN Felker Ydrrslad Kennedy Hansen Slalter Huxhold Meyera 619 Williams. 721 Texas Clark Heas 7 0 Bowdoin. 613 fits present from seven high schools. FIRST QUARTER Klnron Padlen Kelsey R.

War, I Trinity 0 R. I Allla over winless Southern California. Two field goals by Roger Drew and an 18-yard touchdown run by Zastrow proved the difference when USC stormed back venge- fully with two scores in the fourth quarter. Petruska 0 0 Texas Christ. Texas Mississippi.

Tulane Putlch Ortmann Miami scored four plays after Acus had returned the Butler Strrhlow L. Colby. 0 R. H. covered by Abdo on DePauw's 25.

Dombroski ran to the 12 and McDonald passed to Baillargeon for the fourth touchdown. The kick was blocked. The last score of the half was set up when Sub Dick Flewelling ran a punt back to DePauw's 35. Again Dombroski toured the end; he was run out of bounds on the Tiger 10. Baillargeon went around left end for the touchdown.

MacDonald made the point. The half ended with the score: Central Michigan, 33; DePauw, 0. The Tigers got hot after Clift intercepted a Central Michigan pass on the visitors' 48. In two moves Gephart got the ball to the 25. Then Shawver ran left end to the 17.

On a Gephart-Lee pitchout, the defense came up and Lee passed to Nagy, who caught the ball on the 6 and ran over. The extra point was blocked. Although DePauw kept forcing the issue, that's the way the Howell Hutchinson Raddlffe 0 0 013 Dufek Bucknell. 0 012 223 Colgate. 714 0 0 20 0 Kentucky.

Villanova. 01616 Connecticut. 0 7 0 07 01434 0 7 7 J. Former Coach Dies ITHACA, N. Oct.

21 (UP); Edward R. Sweetland, 75, former head football coach for Colgate, Syracuse and Ohio State, died today at nearby Dryden. Sweetland became grid mentor kickoff 30 yards to the Miami 44. Wirkowski connected on a screen pass to Maecioli that carried to the Butler 15. Pont added 1, and, after a penalty set the Redskins back 5, Root passed to Urich for the touchdown.

Sautter's place kick made it 7-0. Miami had another opportunity when Livorsi of Butler fumbled on the Bulldogs' 34. But a 15-yard penalty and two Incomplete passes throttled the Red-Continued on Page 7, Col. V. M.

1 0 13 6 0 Wm. Mary. 26 14 By the InlltJ Press ANN ARBOR, Oct. 21 Michigan trampled Wisconsin, 26 to 13, today in the Wolverines' opening bid to capture their fourth straight Big 10 football crown. FIRST QUARTER Michigan kicked to Wisconsin's Halfback Hutchinson who was brought down on his 28; Wiscon- Continued on Page 2, Col.

1 Lehigh. 16 Dartmouth 7 016 014 Va.Tech.... 0 0 at Colgate in 1899. In 1901 and 1902 he was head coach at Syra Hamilton. Oberlin.

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