The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-13
EYES OF HOOSIER FOOTBALL FANS FOCUSED
ON GOPHER |. Ill., BOILERMAkER-IRISH GAMES
ToMoRRoW,s SCHEDULE

ToMoRRow's SCHEDULE F.,
Indiana vs.. Minnesota, at Indianap-
oils.
Notre Dame vs.. Purdue at Lafayette
Wabash VS.. Michigan Aggies, at
Charlottesville
DePauw VS.. Lake Forest, at Green
castle.
EaTlham VS.. Rose Poly, at Richmond. /
Butler VS.. Illinois, at Urbana, Ill.
Franklin VS.. Hanover, at Hanover.
Valparaiso VS.. Lewis Institute, at
Valparaiso.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13-Eyes of |
majority of football fans of the state
will be focused on Indianapolis and |
Lafayette tomorrow.
Indiana university and Minnesota
will clash at Washington Park here
in the first Western Conference foot |
ball game of the season in the state. |
1t also will be the first Big Ten grid
iron contest played in Indianapolis |
since 1920
Purdue university and the Univers
ity of Notre Dame are scheduled to
tangle at Stuart Field, lafayette. Word
NOlI0 OdIH0 u Iu6~CucCl IAdb
several thousand students and fans
will follow the team to Lafayette to
see its contest with a Western Con-
ference eleven.
Seven college football games will
be played within the state tomorrow.
Butler, after having played three
games on the home field, will make its
first trip, meeting the University of
Illinois eleven at Urbana, Ill. Wabash.
Earlham, Rose Poly, Franklin, Han
over and Valparaiso teams have games
scheduled.
Followers Worked Up
Preparations have been made here
to take care of crowd of ten thou
sand or more persons at the Indiana
' Minnesota game. Indiana alumni, fol-
lowers of the Crimson and students
are all worked up over the prospects
of the down-state team for successful
season and will turn out en- masse, it
is said. They are not at all discour-
aged over the showing OF the team
against DePauw last Saturday, which
resulted in a scoreless tie. Little else
than straight football was used against
the Old Gold, excepting a few forward
passes, according to those who saw
the game. The contest was played on
rain-soaked field Minnesota is re-
ported to be strong this year and in
good shape for its first Big Ten con-
fict.
Purdue's showing against James Mil
likin, which II defeated, 10 to 0, was
not as impressive as many football
followers expected, inasmuch as Milf
kin had bowed to DePauw a week be-
fore by a count of 80 to O. Others,
however, expressed satisfaction over
the teams showing in its first contest,
considering the soggy condition of the
gridiron. Notre Dame, on the other
hand won from st. Louis almost as
it pleased last week and proved that
it again is going to be a tough OPP
ponent for any aggregation. A good
game is anticipated when the Irish
and the Boilerniakers clash tomorrow.
Wabash Gets Test
Wabash and Depauw, ancient athlet-
ic rivals, will hold the attention of
many fans. Wabash will get its first
real test of the season it is believed,
when it takes on the Michigan Aggies
tomorrow on the home field. DePauw.
following its splendid showing against
Indiana, is expected to be returned a
winner over Lake Forest at Greencas-
tie. Lake Forest bowed to Wabash
last week, 81 to O.
Both Rose Poly and Earlham, which
) will meet at Richmond, have tasted
defeat this year. Rose dropped its
opening game to Eastern Illinois Nor
NAL two weeks ago, but staged come
back last Saturday when it walked
over Hanover by 20 to 0 count. Earl
ham was defeated by Dayton UNIVERSE
ty last week, but showed plenty OF
fight while losing. The Rose Poly
Earlham game should be close, it is
predicted.
Two weeks of hard practice have
put the Franklin College eleven in
good trim for it's second start of the
year, which will be against Hanoevr
Hanover has tasted defeat twice this
season, falling to score against either
Wabash or Rose Poly. Franklin show
ed strength and lots of fight against
Butler here three weeks ago and gave
indications of developing into one O
the best so-called secondary teams IL
Indiana.
Flaws Ironed Out
Lewis Institute and Valparaiso uni
versity elevens clash at the Valpt
field. Valparaiso dropped its initia
game to Kalamazoo Normal, to 0
last week. An additional week of prac