The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-27
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SPORTS
NOTRE DAME To
MEET NE BRASKA
ON THANKSGIVING

Two Hoosier colleges, Notre Dame
and Wabash, will bring the 1922 foot
ball season to close with final con-
tests this week. Notre Dame has one
Of the hardest games Of strenuous
campaign in the Nebraska affair at
Lincoln on Thanksgiving day.
Wabash has a rather peculiar assign
ment for next Saturday, journeying
to Memphis, Tenn, to meet the Ten
nessee Doctors. This is not the Uni
versity of Tennessee team, but an
eleven of medics from that school
Not a great deal is known about the
Doctors with the exception that they
defeated DO McMillin's outfit from
Centenary College, IA to 0. Medical
students who have played % other
colleges are eligible to play on tho
Tennessee eleven and a number eE
stars are on the squad
Notre Dame is a favorite over the
husky Cornhuskers, but it is a slight
margin. Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh
on one Saturday and Nebraska at
Lincoln, Nebraska, on the following
Thursday is not the easiest sort Of a
card If any team can stand thes
trips and still play football it is Notrd%
Dame.
| On the last football Saturday Of tbs
year in this State the old rivals De
Paw and Wabash got together at
Irwin Field in a scrap that showed
very clearly the superiority Of the
Scarlet clan Of Pete Vaughan. The
Little Giant backfeld led by the line
smasher deluxe. Tiny Knee, crashed
! and battered away at the Methodist
forwards until they were worn to .
/ FRAGILE and then the scores came thick
and fast for 80 to 0 victory. The
win pleased the Wabash followers who
wanted a more decisive victory than
/ the Butler, 19 to 0, affair against De
PAW.
Pr0ut Scores
Indiana and Purdue put up ons
Of their usual thrillers at Lafayette.
and after playing on even terms for
three quarters with nothing that
locked like a score, suddenly. in the
/ last few minutes, counted a touch
down apiece for a to tie contest.
As a result of the tie neither school
can. claim a Conference victory. A
blocked kick that was recovered by
/ Niaess of Indiana accounted for the
/ Crimson score and Thomas added the
extra point Shortly later, with not
many minutes to go, Prout, a former
Manual High School player, dashed
through an open field twenty yards
for a touchdown while the Purdue
stands went wild Holwerda. with ev-
orything depending on IL toe, calmly
booted the extra point that tied thea
count.
Franklin was much too strong for
Earlham and won handily. u to 0.
The Baptists opened up strong and
counted twenty-one points in the first
half. Captain Stroll, one Of the best
ends in the State, played his last
/ game for Franklin. Earlham fought
hard but could not stop their op-
ponents' rushes or passing attack
Htnshaw starred for the losers.
! Culver Military Academy gave Rose
! Poly a terrific beating, IL TO 0.
Out Of the State, Notre Dame ds-
feated the strong Carnegie Tech ag-
gregation, 10 to 0. Carnegie held the
Penn State eleven to a 10 to VIC
tory in a previous game and these
comparative scores show the deadly
wallop that the Irish carry on tbs
gridiron. The entire Notre Dame
back field starred, Crowley, Layden,
Miller and Stuhldreher showing DAG
cling offensive ability. Robertson, the
Carnegie flash, was stopped. Passes
and brilliant open field runs featured
the Rockne attack which was not
to be denied.
Butler got another trimming at
the hands OF Bethany in the last
game of the season for the Irvington
outfit. The Eastern team swept the
Pagemen Off their feet. Long runs
and passes carried the ball into But
Ter territory time after time. Captain
Randolph of the winners ran sixty
yards for one touchdown after he had
intercepted a Butler pass. Griggs
scored q touchdown for Butler late
in the fourth period. 1t was on
forward pass. He kicked tho point
after touchdown. The two late sea-
son defeats makes Buffers record
eight games won out Of ten played.