Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

feature gain being one Of eighteen yards
on pass from Bastian to Leslie. Up to
the final period, Butler was unable to
get within the shadow Of their op-
ponents' goal.
The Butler defense was good at times,
but there were other instances when the
at viii. Wittenberg scored In the sec
nd, third and fourth quarters.
Coach Knute Rocknes Notre Dame
scoring machine, with the. George Gipp
mechanism, toed the mark of expectation
by trouncing the Kalamazoo eleven, 30
to 0, on Cartier field. The Irish scored
In every period, counting three times In
the third. Rockne could have developed
o more lop sided count had he not jerked
his regulars IN the second and third
periods.
Saturdays game did not show Notre
Dame suffering greatly through the loss
Of Bernie Kirk. famous end OF the 1919
team. Phil Kiley was designated to ill
his boots and he certainly did IT. Kiley
nabbed the Kalamazoo backs in their
tracks on several occasions and accepted
Gipps long passes in great style. GipD
and Barry tore the visiting line TO pieces
when they cared to.
Iowa's 14-to-7 victory over Indiana was
not considered out OF the ordinary by
the winner pickers, but the great battle
the Crimson athletes put up in
means to do big things in its later
games. Iowa piled up fourteen points
I'm the first half and after that they
may as well have been tied TO posts for
all they could do with the Indiana de-
Tense. The Indiana offensive work also
improved in the second half and the fol
lowers OF Stiehm were making a steady
advance toward r second touchdown in
the fourth period when the end came.
Neither was Purdne's victory over De
Paw big surprise to grid fans, but
coming In the form OF 1O-to-O affair,
10 was seen that De PAW has fine talent.
The De PAW liue proved itself a tough
proposition for the plunging Purdue
backs. Meeker scored Purdue's touch
down In the third quarter, Stanwood
kicking the goal. Hannah scored again
fore the Scanlon troupe with n place
kick from the twenty yard line. The
Tigers again showed the results Of high
class coaching.
There WIS no excitement and no fea-
ture in the franklin Wilmington game at
Franklin. The count. 20 10 o. in favor
OF Franklin, was the highest registered
for the day. The Buckeye State players
tried hard all the way, but they were
no way near a match for the Baptists
even after the subs were sent into the
fray.
Hinshaw was the bright light in Earl
hams % TO 8 victory over Hanover at
Richmond. The Earlham forward walA
held like a barricade at all times. the
Hanover backs seldom being able to
pierce It for first down. Earlham used
the forward pass a great deal Hinshaw
passing to Nicholson for several sub
stantial gains. The brainy little quarter
also tore of some good gains around
the ends.
Straight football brought Wabash Col
lege a 20 to 0 victory over TransylvaniS.
After the varsity had registered a touch
down in the first quarter, second string
men were sent IN TO score IN the second,
and the varsity performers were brought
back again in the third. Weber, Wabash
quarter, played a brilliant game, getting
away for several gains and running the
team with lots of Glass;
SUNDAY STATE BAsEBALL.
Frankfort, s; Charleston Ol.), O.
Bedford, 8; New Albany, j.
Peru, z; Logansport. 8.