Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-12
SATURDAY GRID
RESULTS SHOW
UPSETS SCARCE
Purdue's Failure to Score on
Chicago Biggest Surprise
Valpo Holds Harvard.
HIGH SCHOOL VICTORIES

HIGH SCHOOL VICTORIES
The dopesters order of events was not
scrambled in the least by the Hoosier
football teams that won and lost in Sat
urday contests, at home and abroad. II
Is true that there were one or two sur
prises of the minor stage turned up dur
ing the afternoon, but everything came
out Jake In the distance run.
Purdue students and a few ardent
Roilermakers themselves were confident
that Purdue would beat Coach Stages
chicago Maroons at Chicago, but the fell
lows who make picking the winners their
stock in trade spoke Of Chicago and Chi
cago won. 20 to o.
TUMBLE COST
BOILERMAKERs.
Though defeated Purdue was not
exactly outsmarted. 1t was a case of
too many fumbles, the first one occurring
on Chicago's two yard line and prevent
Ing Purdue from drawing first blood
Maroons scored in the first period on
pass, Cole to Crisler, but so strong was
the Purdue defense that Stages men
could not count again until the fourth
period, when the Boilermakers took the
air and let Chicago take the ball over
the line twice. Purdue was expected to
score.
Maybe Harvard played Valparaiso
practice game and maybe it didn't but
for two full periods and part of a third
before they could find the path to the
goal.
After putting ouc 100 proof defense
In the first half Nalpo weakened in the
third period aud the Harvard fireworks
started. Capo has no need to alibi for
the 2i.to-0 count.
Starting with the whistle the Indiana
back field tore, ripped and plunged
through the Mississippi line for a "a too
NIL Wi oh rnH nv fff
enthusiastic roOters. Stiehm knew his
Crimson team had II on the Southeruers,
and straight football was the days big
item. which means that Minnesota and
Mort twestern scouts on the job will have
little TO tell their team the Bloomington
eleven's trick stun, which will he used
against these teams on the two following
Saturdays Indiana started scoring hFe
minutes after play opened and mixed
combination Of subs and regulars kept
it up until the climax,
Center, the kentuckRn who set such
I a fast pace last year and who meet De
PAW in Indianapolis. Nov. g, r0mped
over Howard for 12O-to-0 win at Dap
Vile.
NOTRE DAME
WINS EASILY.
There was nothing very exciting in
Notre Danes AZ 20 0 win over Western
Normal. The irish put over the victoW
with straight play and when regulars
kept on as before
Sotre Danes line men often broke
through to get the Normal backs before
they could get started. and when playing
the offensive they turned TO chunks OF
stone.
Glpp and MOZART, the latter hlling the
boots Of Bergman. ripped on uncountahie
gains on end runs and of tackle plays.
Cant. Coughlin generally paved the way
for the OF tackle trims tearing roads, not
holes, through the Normal line when ne
was called upon. -.
/ Hoosler rivals, De Pauw and wabash, WAS
checked up In favor OF the Tigers satnr-
I dav when they trounced Transyiyania,
( "a 10 o, at Lexington. wabash deteated
/ Pennsylvania. 20 20 0, at Crawfordsyiils
/ the previous week.
/ DE PAUw HOLDS
/ SLIGHT EDGE
4 This makes SC appear as though De
I PAW Ia every BIT as tough on the de
fense az Is Wabash. while registration
+ Of two additional touchdowns o1ers TIE
i suggestion that De PAW has the offensive
J advantage. However. De Paw and Wa
/ bash do not meet In Indianapolis until
/ Nov. 20. ana the Little Giants have lota
I OF time 20 catch M.
/ Rose Poly entered the easy sailing
I class with a ~ to victory over the
/ Merom eleven. Rose started her second
strinr men In the fray and the regulars
/ warmed the bench until the fourth quar-
/ ter, when they Jumped la and scored
/ 80 points without great effort. The win
/ ners tried all kinds Of football success
fully in the contest.
Coach Pat Pages Butler eleven showed
remarkable Improvement in their style oi
I play Saturday in defeating Hanover, 5s
to T. The Iryington clan had all the ear
marks OF a real gridiron machine Satur'
day. lighting hard every minute they
were IN the battle and Offering a style OF
/ play that swept their opponents on their
/ feet az every turn.
Eariham had little trouble with VII
/ mingt0n. winning their game by - 20 {
score and playing the subs in the closing
/ periods.
indianapolis high school fans were
/ fixed up fne and dandy by the so to Q
victory Shortridge scored over Richmond
and Manuals II to 0 win over Marion.
The Manual team travelling 10 Louis
Vile was defeated. - TO O. But that
/ cuts no figure with local fans, because
Indiana wins are all that worries them
now, and they got what they wanted
Saturday
Shortrdge showed a marked improve.
ment in All departments Saturday and
the Richmond lads were at their mercy
throughout the contest. Manuals Marion
team also performed In class, and Il
must be understood that half of the Red
and White regulars journeyed to Louis
Vile.