Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-11
SPORTS
SATURDAY GRID
RESULTS SHOW
UPSETS SCARCE
(Contlnued From Pags EIEh..l

/ In the first half Valpo weakened in the
third period and the Harvard fireworks
started. Calpo has no need to alibi for
the 21-to-O count.
Starting with the whistle the Indiana
back field tore, ripped and plunged
| through the Mississippi line for 24-to-0
win, wildly cheered by a crowd of 5000
enthusiastic rooters. Stiehm knew his
Crimson team had 1t on the Southerners,
and straight football was the days big
item. which mems that Minnesota and
Northwestern scouts on the job will have
little to tell their team the Bloomington
eleVen's trick stuff, which will be used
against these teams on the two following
Saturdays. Indiana started scoring FIVE
minutes after play opened and mixed
combination of subs and regulars kept
| it up until the climax.
Center the Kentuckian who set such
fast pace last year. and who meet De
PAW in Indianapolis, Nov. 6, romped
over Howard for a 12o-to-0 win at Dan
Vile
NOTRE DAME
WINS EASILY.
There was nothing very exciting IN
Notre Danes ~ to win over Western
Normal The Irish put over the victory
with straight play and when regulars
were replaced by substitutes the scoring
Notre 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.
Gipp and MOZART, the latter filing the
boots Of Bergman, ripped of uncountable
gains on end runs and oh-tackle plays.
Capt; Coughlin generally paved me way y
holes, through the Normal line when ne
was called upon.
The comparative strength Of those two
Hoosier rivals, De Paw and Wabash. was
checked I'D in favor Of the Tigers Satur-
xxho frnmnCnd TTdnsVlVdn1d.
"a to O, at Lexington. Wabash defeated
Pennsylvania, 20 to 0, at CrawfordsviIls
the previous week.
DE PAUW HOLDS
SLIGHT EDGE
This makes it appear as though De
Paw is every bit as tough on the de-
Tense as IS wabash while registration
of two additional touchdowns offers the
suggestion that De PAW has the onensiys
advantage. However, De Paw and Wa
bash do not meet in Indianapolis until
Nov 90 and the Little Giants have lots
of time to catch up.
Rose POLY entered the easy sailing"
class with a "A to 0 victory over the
Merom eleven. Rose started her second
string men in the fray and the regulars
warmed the bench until the fourth quar-
ter, when they jumped in and scored
33 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 OF
play Saturday in defeating Hanover, 50
to Z The Irvington clan had all the ear
marks of a real gridiron machine Satuc-
day, fighting hard every minute they
were in the battle and Offering style OF
play that swept their opponents of their
feet at every turn.
Earlham had little trouble with VIII
mington. winning their game by a 50 to
score and playing the subs in the closing
periods.
Indianapolis high school fans wera
fixed up fine and dandy by the SO to
victory Shortridge scored over Richmond
and Manuals II to o win over Marion.
The Manual team travelling to Louis
Vile was defeated, As to 0. But that
cuts no figure with local fans, because
Indiana wins are all that worries them
now, and they got what they wanted
Saturday.
Shortridge 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 It
must be understood that half of the Red
aud White regulars journeyed to Louis
vile.