Indiana daily times., 1921-02-28
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GIVEN THE FANS
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going better now than at any other time
during the season.
After being off form for ten days the
Indiana Dentals came back in a big way
Saturday and defeated Earlham. 1t was
q close guarding game and the Quakers,
who won an early season game from the
Dentals, were unable to break through
the Tooth Pullers' defense. One of the
biggest crowds Of the year witnessed the
contest, and as the teams were within
from one to three points Of each other
from start to finish the crowd was kept
ION its toes"
Carey. the Earlham center, scored
eight field goals against Butler, but Nc
Waugh, the Dents pivot man, covered
him so closely that he did not score The
first half was a thriller. LAWYERS foul
goal shooting kept the Earlham team
within hitting distance Of the Dents, and
the Dentals led at half time, to z. Wit
ter DeaKyne and Mcpherson did the
scoring for the Dentals, while Townsend
Beck and Goar tossed the Quakers' field
goals
During the game the Dents scored nine
field goals and Earlham tossed i've. The
Dentals scored six foul goals and the
Quakers made nine. The defensive play
OF Mathew and Witter was the feature
Of the Dental team work, but even after
these two men had been forced out OF
the game Faryer and Gevirtz halted the
Quaker offense. Townsend's three field
was the feature Of the EarIham oHense.
LaWler covered the floor and played
fast passing game for Earlham, Dut ho
got few shots in the direction or the
basket and failed TO score field goal
Purdue University's new combination
of basket tossers put over their second
straight victory Saturday night by de-
feating Northwestern a to 10. IN con-
test full of fight from the very start:
Northwestern played their best game OF
the season in the first session, but the
Bcilerl aker scoring machine, Dule
around Dom White, kept piling up just
enough points to retain their early Iead'
White connected for three held goals,
but got in his most deadly WORK at the
foul line, from where he counted Ten
The Crimson athletes Of Indiana were
without the class they have SHOWN pre-
viously end their wonderful r'Scnlhe was was
crushed by the terrific drive Of the Iowa
crew The final count was 70 to IL IN
favor of the Hawkeyes. The crimson
failed to register a single held goal IN
the initial period and were training 10
to 8, at half time. Indiana tried nara
to raIly in the last half, but their drive
could not overcome the lead Of the Iowa
Coach Vaughan took chance with his
Wabash second string men agalns5I
Franklin. and the Scarlet Lad nara
time winning by one point, the count
being 80 to 81 The Wabash regulars
are not in the best Of shape and with the
De. Pauw scrap of this week eonsiderefd ts,rfe
one Of the biggest on their schedule,
Coach u vaughan is guarding against
putting them out Of the race by, toe
much hard work. The Baptists grabbed
en- early lead Saturday night and held ie
until the closing moments, WHeH a scar
let rally brought about the desired ef-
State Normal made it three straights
over Rose Poly by registering 33-to-24
victory IN their Saturday night en-
counter Rose forced the Ieachers 70
tbe limit I'm the first half, but could not
keep up their speed in the closing Pc
Rod.