Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08

the overtime route this week in an eff
fort to clear up all little difficulties that
have not yet been attended to.
Indiana watched Notre Dame work
Saturday and they are determined that
they can stop the speeding Irish before
1t gets too late Saturday. Coach Stelhms
men win have enjoyed a two weeks rest
and will be in the best of shape when
they take the field Saturday.
BUTLER TEAM
LEAVES HOME.
The Butler Bulldogs. champions Of the
/. c. A. l.. slip over TO Terre Haute
Saturday for the first and only out-of-
town game on their 1920 schedule. Rose
Poly will be their opponents and Il looks
as though there will be little OF no trouble
for the locals. Earlier in the season
Franklin smothered Rose under an ava
lanche Of points and Saturday the Bap-
lists went down in heap before the
Pagemen.
Wabash stacks into Kalamazoo Cfich)
Normal, at wabash, Friday afternoon, In
q contest that fans are looking on as
sort Of appetizer for the De PAW wabash
game scheduled at Washington Park a
week from Saturday. Kalamazoo is
credited with having a fairly strong
team, but the Wabash athletes look Ike
the goods since their tilt with PURDUE
week ago and it is not thought that
they will experience lot Of trouble with
the Normal boys.
Valparaiso and Morningside clash at
Valparaiso Saturday. There is some
thing wrong at Morningslde when that
institution fails to produce regular
football eleven, but the Valpo squad
should have little trouble in piling Up
q win in the coming contest.
CENTRE ROLLS
UP 81 POINTS.
De Pauw's Tigers offered game fight
against the famous Centre College eleven
here Saturday, though Centre won, 81
to 0. In the frst period, De Pauw's de-
tense wds all that it was cracked up to
be and the gentlemen from Dixie were
kept out Of the scoring, the quarter end
ing after De PAW had held Centre for
downs on the. Tiger one-yard line.
In tho second period, however, three
plays put Centre over for the first touch
down. Weaver kicked goal. Following
this. Centre rushed the ball to the If
teen-yard line, where DO McAlillin,
Centres all-American quarter, dropped
back and made good drop. kick at
tempt. The half ended with the count
10 to 0 in Centres favor
The second half was easier for Centre.
De Pauw's casualties were numerous IN
the third and fourth sessions and the
substitutes rushed into the fray were
somewhat bewildered.
Ted Ogden, captain and center of the
De PAW team, was in the fight all the
most brilliant individual defensive game
ever witnessed at Washington Park. The
little Tiger leader tossed the Centre line
men aside TO break through on prac-
tically every play In the game and he
made the ma jority OF De Pauw tackles
other Tiger men who showed well were
VandervOOrt and Galloway.
McMinln OF Centre offered the fans
many a thrill by his brilliant open field
running. he has a clever way OF start
Ing with the ball around one end OF the
line, slipping and lodging through his
opponents and coming out for good gains
on the opposite side from which he starts
Coaches Moran OF Centre and Buss Of
De PAW announced at a banquet given
In honor OF the two teams at the SEVERN
Hotel following the game Saturday night
by members Of the De PAW alumni that
Centre and De Pauw VIII meet in Indian
apolls again next year.
IN addition 10 members Of both teams
Mayor Charles W Jewett, Dr. o. n
blanchard Of DePauw, Guernsey Van
Ripper, chairman Of the De PAW Alumni
Athletic Board, and the officials Of the
game attended the banquet
Chief Myer, athletic director at Centre,
and Coach Moran, spoke OF the friendly
relations existing between the two
schools