Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
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MEET BIG TEN
PACE Settlers
Indiana Battles IOwans-
BOilermakers Tackle Ohio
State at Columbus.

Indiana and Purdue meet real tests
Saturday on the gridirOn, when the two
State teams meet two Conference unde-
feated elevens. Indiana journeys to Iowa,
while the Boilermakers take a little
taunt over to the Ohio capital TO play
the prides of the Buckeye State. Al
though I. L. and Purdue have not shown
4 great deal in the way Of football this
season, the dOpesters are predicting that
both Of the teams representing HoOSler-
dom win give a very good account Of
them selves.
Coach Dietz at Purdue has appar-
emily got his men out of the early sea-
sen slump. as the last two contests have
showed real stuff in the Hawkeye battle
q week ago last Saturday, and continued
In their good way last week against
northwestern. The team has been ex-
hibiting the fight that is so necessary in
any good squad and with the improved
morale has come improved results.
Meeker and Wagner have been going
good In the back field Of late. The line
has been charging fiercely. Carmen Is
setting the pace as leader OF the team
and in every contest he has been up TO
bis neck in the battle.
Hard work started today for the Ohio
State game as the team will leave Tor
Columbus THURSDAY All Of the regulars
anne out of the Purple fray in good
shape with the eceptiOn of the usual
bruises. In addition Rate and ClaypOOl
viii be available for the Buckeye tilt as
they were kept out of the Northwestern
scrap for Just that reason. The first
team was scheduled to go against the
freshmen today in a long scrimmage in
which a number of plays were to be gone
over. Dietz has a few new formations
that viii be worked out.
STIEHM WORKS
ON IOWA PLAYS.
At Indiana Coach Steihm is back after
viewing the Iowa and Minnesota battle at
Minneapolis Saturday. The Iowa plays
are being used by the freshmen in
has been working all week trying out
several new combinations in an effort to
gel more offensive power The remain
ing work Of the week will be given over
10 polishing up the team play With a
week OF rest all of the cripples with the
exception Of Hanny are expected to lie in
fair shape If present plans are carried
out the squad of players will leave
Bloomington for Iowa City Thursday
noon. The trip will be made by way of
Chicago and the team will arrive in Iowa
City late Friday night.
Although the Crimson Is not given
much of a chance against the strong
Iowa crew, Stiehms men are noted for
upsetting the dope and no one IS anxious
TO predict a disastrous defeat for Indiana.
The Bloomington team has been weak all
season at vital points and has never
shown any power on the attack Cap
tain Kyle besides bearing the brunt of
the offensive drive has been forced to
play all over The field on the defense. His
play has been the bright feature of all
the I. Q. contests and he deserves much
credit for his splendid fight against odds
IN many of the games he has been in.
II the sturdy captain can get some assist
ance IN the coming battle. Iowa will be
forced to the limit against another In
diana team as they were in the Purdue
slash
Stiehm was unfortunate this year in
losing Hanny, the star end. in the Har-
yard game. Hanny can carry the ball
as well as play the wing on defense ana
the loss was severe one as he would
have been invaluable in giving the eleven
add punch in a department where it is
The NOtre Dame victory over the
has made the Crimson players feel
Dover their showing at Washington
- hen the Irish rOmDed away bE a
% to Z score. Internal difficulties have
been Strengthened out and the team
should go into the Iowa tilt in a better
state of mind to play football than has
been the case In some earlier games.