Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-24
NO UPSETS IN
HOOSIER GAMES
OVER WEEKEND
Injury Handicaps Blamed fo1
/. u. Defeat-Notre Dame,
De Paw, Butler Win.

1t was a miscellaneous assortment Of
football that was dished up Saturday in
the games in which H0osier college
elevens participated, but in most cases
the dope ran true to form and the favor
ties came through with wins. Minnesota's
victory over Indiana was about the only
thing that resembled an upset and in the
minds OF most dopesters this game was
fifty fifty proposition in the first place
The to Gopher victory. however, shows
that the teams were evenly matched
Butler pulled away from Earlham late
In the game for q 30 to victory, but
the first half was more or less a night
mare for Butler rOoters. Coach Page
started a number of second string men
against the Quakers and when the visit
ing eleven showed a decided superiority
over the Blue and White, he began to
send his regulars in. Earlham was fight
ing mad, however, and the regular Butler
eleven found the going unusually hard.
1t was not until the last quarter that the
Butler attack came into its own and
scored twenty points. The Earlham ath-
letes seemed to be in much poorer con-
dition than the Butterflies and they were
literally worn down in the final session
RUNS 80 YARDS
FOR TOUCHDOWN.
Earlham counted the first touchdown
of the game in the second period when
Winslow picked up u fumtle and ran
whole Butler team, as well AS the large
homecoming crowd, tecame decidedly
panicky. Straight football late in the
same quarter carried the ball over for
Butler, and from then on the Earlham de-
tense gradually succumbed.
The exhibition put up by the 9uakers
was the best shown by a visiting ag
grega1on on Irwin field this year, and
they deserve a world of credit for their
gritty play In the fact of great odds.
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hard and sure and the team presented q
level defense AID clever attack that had
the Pagemen baffled In the early part
of the game.
Notre Dame, upheld Hoosier, colors
against the only outside eleven to invade
Indiana Saturday, winning from Ne
braska by Z to 0 score. An analysis Of
the game gives Notre Dame a bigger
ed"a than does the actual score, but the
contest was one Of the most stubborn
ever played on Cartier field. The failure
VI Inc I-meu irish aerial attack to ma
terialize held the score down. The Cath
olics completed only one ght-yard pass
out Of eight attempts and early In the
game gave up this method of attack The
ability of the feet Notre Dame back field
to piece the heavy Cornhusker line was
responsible for the Irish victory.
WALKERS TEAM
GOING GOOD.
victory since the Notre Dame massacre b.
trimming st. Louis Saturday TO the tune
of p to z. The game was played at St
Louis The Hoosiers presented diversi-
fed attack, which included line smashes,
passes and end runs. Walkers eleven
held the upper hand at all times, al
though st. Louis braced in the third
period and counted a touchdown by the
extensive use of the forward pass The
work Of the De PAW backheld was the
feature Of the game Meyers starring.
When Powell Hanover halfback was
called back for offside play after racing
sixty-f1v yards for a touchdown with an
intercepted pass. Coach Ferguson. after
Directing strenuously, led his team Off
the field. But one and half minutes Of
play remained at the time and Louisville
was lending by score of 10 to s. The
game marked the fourth straight defeat
of the season for Hanover.
After raising the hopes of its sup
porters to high plane as a result OF
last weeks victory over Franklin, Rose
Poly succumbed to the attack of St
Xavier Saturday and lost out by a 40-tO-O
count. The Engineers were helpless at
all times before the onslaught of the ST.
Xavier backs, who presented a fast and
varied attack