The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-19
BENEFITS r. YARD GALLOP
UPSETS WILDCAT GRLDMEN
Carnegie Tech Downs Nore Dame on Cartier Field and
Wisconsin Ruins Iowa Hopes

South Bend; in fact Letzelter scored
two Of them and the first one was
on the third play of the game when
he ran eleven yards after a pass,
KarciS to Rosenzweig, had made
thirty-three yards.
Shortly after, following a smash
ing attack on the Notre Dame line,
Harpster crashed over and soon
after the second quarter had opened
Rosenzweig romped twenty-six yards
for the third touchdown.
The Irish got their only chance
when Carnegie fumbEed in the third
quarter and Mullins scooped the
oval up and dashed five yards to
score and Carrideo kicked the extra
point.
Carnegie continued to show
superior power, but was unable to
score again until the last quarter
when Harpster passed twenty-five
yards to Letzelter. Harpster kicked
three of the four attempts at try
for points.
Purdue's Boilermakers got away to an
cary LEAD in their rivalry clash with Wa
Giants to shoot at and dn the io games 8ne e I9
tnat way. Purdue marched through the
s Se9o Of s mud to score the first touchdown
peIore nVe minutes had passed Guthrie
lugged the oval over and Caraway kicked
the point. Shortly after the next KICKOFF
meson fumbled, but on the next ' piav
Berkley fumbled and Captain Olson dashed
EEG GEys seven yards to goal caraway again
bothered the Boilermakers all through the
second half. WEIGH and the rest Of the
last half, but the Little Giants STAYED on on
further scoring.
,o De PAW Paw, too, sIashed its way to 49,
NAL team. The Methodistsm T were H o1f-
weighed by the invaders and were handi-
v vIs ny the fact their aerial game
Crawley, Van Ripper and Blake hurled
around the Muncie ends, through tackles
were stopped once on the 1-fOot-line and
again on the 3-yard-line. Hogan tailed
n n the third quarter when he twisted
through the Cardinals for forty Yards.
The third De Paw score came in The
last quarter when Johnson pounced on
q IygmDle by Shields of Muncie, who was
Dehind MS goal line. attempting to Dunt
for point. ''i'S
Butler and Earlham battled to score
less first half at the Bulldog bowl. but the
local athletes cut loose in the last half
70 score TOUR touchdoWns Loeb of Earl
nam fumbled on the 36-yard line while
running PACK the opening kickoff in the
last half and Butler recovered. Royse
and, Wattord crashed the line until Wat
fora went over. Cavosie Joined in a a.
yard drive after Miser had made a shoSt
Kick; Royce, scored. In the fourth quar-
yer the Bulldogs scored twice Allen went
IN ana scored and Nulf returned the next
4IcRoH thlrty-three yards and Allen on
tne next play dashed sixty more to GOAL
a H11flHF fFfnc for
failed. POAii''
OF all the mud that existed Saturday
than that of the Indiana Central college
gridiron, south of the CITY The Grew
mounds ended their season with a victory
over Manchester college, 1878. Both teams
scored IN the opening quarter, the Chesters
hrSt when pass, Evans to Chapman, was
GOOD. thompson received the next kick
on ana dashed through to tie the score,
5-o. The Greyhounds came back strong
In the secand half end two passes, Bren,
neman to o. Smith. scOred touchdown.
Ihe Chesters dOwned Brenneman behind
safety.
=, Big RED" Willis the giant full back of
the indiana State Normal team crushed
and battered the Oakland City line be-
tore him Saturday allowing the mud to
interfere little with his progress in scor-
ing three OF his teams six touchdowns
the other touchdowns to the total. Buck
ner kicked an extra point and Kelly
scored one touchdown for the oaks when
ne ran torty-seven yards.