The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-19
INDIANA, PURDUE FRAY
OCCUPIES u|MELICHT
IN GAMES SATURDAY

lNDlANAPOliS, NOV. lS.-lHQldHd
VS.. Purdue at Lafayette and Wabash
VS.. DePauw at Indianapolis-thes are
the stellar attractions for tomorrow
the last Saturday of the 1920 football
season in Indiana. The two games
will bring the traditional of Hoosier
football history into conflict on the
more joy to the victors and more grief
to the losers than the scores of any
previous games of the season.
There will be other teams in action
throughout the state tomorrow The
schedule of Hoosier teams follows:
Indiana and Purdue at Lafayette.
DePauw and Wabash at Indianap
oils.
Notre Dame and Northwestern at
Evanston.
Chicago Y. NJ. c. A. College and But.
Ter at Indianapolis.
Earlham and Franklin at Franklin
The clash at Lafayette will be the
first between the elevens of the two
state universities since 1917. The re-
newal of the annual contest finds Pur-
due in the position of the under dog,
the Old Gold and Black team having
been through hard and not altogeth
err successful season. Indiana, on the
other hand, will start tomorrOw's con
test full of confidence as the result OF
a remarkable game against Notre
Dame here last week and victories
over two of it's three opponents intthe
Western Conference.
Purdue Determined.
1ndiana's apparent advantage has
brought out spirit of determination
in the Boiler Makers camp, however
and the Crimson, according to the Pur.
due followers, will be compelled to
battle for every point
Athletic contests over a long period
of years have brought about a tradi
tional rivalry between Wabash and
DePauw. Followers of the seasons
contests declare that these teams are
more evenly matched than the elevens
of the state universities and are pre-
dieting that the Washington Park
clash will be one of the gridiron fea-
lures of the present season.
Notre Danes third contest with a
Western Conference team will be
staged at Evanston with Northwest
ern as the opposition. The Catholics,
with victories over Purdue and lndi-
ana and with clean slate so far this
season, expect to trim the Purple.
SUU10WHdL ClldSlSu6u ny INC SioSO
contest with Indiana last week the
Notre Dame eleven will undoubtedly
give the Northwestern team serious
consideration and will be ready for
stiff opposition. An injury in the In
diana game, it is reported, may pre-
vent George Gipp, Notre Danes star
halfback, from participating in the
Northwestern game and it will be
necessary to fill his place'with one of
the second string men.
Butler Closes Season.
Butler will close its best season In
years with a contest with the Chicago
Y: NJ. C. A. College here. The Butler
students are enthusiastic over the
record of this season which has
brought the l. c. A. L. championship
to the 1rvington institution.
The Earlham and Franklin teams
will close the season with their game
at Franklin. Both elevens were put
out of the |. c. A. L. race by Butler
but as in the other games arranged
for tomorrow there will be consider
able rivalry on account of the con-
tests. between the schools in previous
years.
Tomorrow will be an open date for
Rose Polytechnic, Valparaiso and
State Normal Hanover finished its
schedule last Saturday.
Rose Poly and State Normal will
close the season at Terre Haute
Thanksgiving day. Valparaiso will
close with the University of Buffalo
at Valpo field on the same day and
Wabash will appear again in Indian
apolis with Marquette University as
its opponents.
The games tomorrow will be the
last of the season for Indiana, Purdue,
DePauw, Butler, Earlham and Frank
lin.