Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
Big Ten Standing

such a score practically impossible and
Butler elected TO try for victory via the
place kick route. The performance OF
the Butler line was a revelation to Blue
and White followers. Black, 1reshmap,
and the highest man in the line, was the
outstanding player in this department,
while Hungate also played great game.
Indiana and Purdue each went diff
ferent way Saturday to seek conference
competition, but both came back the
same wagon the short end Of over
whelming scores. Iowa's Al to victory
over Indiana and Ohio States . TO win
over Purdue clearly shows the super1-
GRITTY Of the two best teams in the Big
Ten over two OF the weakest.
A DEEINE
LEADS VICToRs.
Iowa scored twenty-one points in the
first period, and although they were
slowed TO some extent in the remaining
portion the game was more or less Of a
rout throughout Aubrey Devine, sen
sational Iowa captain, and the west
best bid for all-Arnerican quarter, played
the most promising part in the slaughter
of Stiehm's aggregation. Locke and
Slater also starred for the winners
Captain Kyle PLAYED best for the Hoo
siers.
A dazzling overhead offensive and
stonewaH defense spelled defeat for Pur-
due so early in the game that Ohio SUB
Etitutes played practically the entire
second halfl Purdue was completely
Outclassed and never had chance, but
the Boilermakers played hard and de
serve a lot OF credit for the bitter night
they displayed.
on his squad in the Wabash SO 10 vic
tory over Rose Poly. With Coach Walker
and the entire De PAW team in the
stands. Wabash displayed nothing but
straight football and the Greencaste dele
CATION went home no wiser in regard to
the aI-impOrtant game here Saturday be
tween the two elevens. In only one quar-
ter. the third. did the game assume any
thing resembling an even contest In this
period Rose held the Wabash substitutes
scoreless. Hixon and Singleton starred
for Wabash, while Reinhardt, at right
end, played best for the Engineers.
NOTRE DAME
SCALPS INDIANS.
Using substitutes freely Coach Rockne
sent his powerful Notre Dame eleven
rambling over the Haskell Indianas for
an easy - 70 : victory The Irish regu-
lars scored 80 points in the first half
and then Rockne began a steady stream
Of substitutions The last half was
evenly played. each team counting seven
points in the third period and none in
the last In the third period the game
developed into a real struggle. the In
dfans pushing over q well-deserved touch
down on straight football after forward
passes had played a big part in bring
ing the ball into scoring territory. Cast
ner and walsh starred for Notre Dame
while Carpenter shone best, for the In
dams.
ST. Xavier was the only team to meet
with success in an Indiana invasion Sat
urday, the Catholics drubbing Hanover
for the fifth consecutive defeat Of the
season for the DOWNSTAIRS. The final
score was 81 10 0. The game was harder
fought than the score indicates, but the
-biiity of the invaders to take advan-
.sge OF every Hanover misplay gave them
the wide margin OF victory. Hanover
several times had the ball in scoring ter
ritory, but lacked the punch to score a
touchdown.