The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-01
I. u. Eleven Appears Due to Upset
Some Rivals in Conference Games
Pat Pages Club Looms Strong; Notre Dame Bumps Into
Strong Opposition With LoyOIa.

the opening cOlleglaCe IOOJOall CllCS
played Saturday.
While scouts from the camps of
every opponent on Indiana Uni
versity's schedule held seats in the
I. u. stadium, sly Pat Page split up
his group of veterans, interjected
some Of his promising sophomores
and turned in a double victory at
Bloomington, the Reserves taking
into camp Indiana State Normal,
800, and the varsity beating Wa
bash, 14-0.
The scouts expecting to fill a
couple of notebooks with Pages pet
plays were greatly fooled. They
saw nothing more than old-style
straight football and some very ex-
cellent punting.
Wabash Is Stubborn
A lack of good punting hurt the
Terre Haute squad against the
Crimson reserves.
Wabash put up a stubborn battle,
mostly because they had Indiana
plugging up hill, because of the
splendid punting by Bayer. Capt.
Bennett did some nice ball toting
and scored twice. Certainly the two
games demonstrated that I. y. is
due to upset somebody in a six game
conference schedule.
Notre Dame eked out a last
minute victory over Loyola of New
Orleans. That game nearly produced
a sensational early season upset for
the nation to talk aboCt. The
Southerners, veteran group, drew
first blood in the second period
when Lopez wiggled through the
center of the Irish line for five yards
and a touchdown.
Poor Judgment Used
Rockne was using first a regular
line and a second string backfleld,
and then reversing the system. Ed
er skirted an end in third period
to tie the count at six-all. The game
was about to end that way when
Loyola came through with a poor
Judgment play. A Notre Dame for
ward pass was headed for incomple-
ton in the end zone and a touch
back for Loyola. The ball was bat
ted back into the field of play and
grounded by slow thinking Loyola
back. The Irish seized the break
and Shay plunged over with the
winning touchdown.
Saturday night marketing was
put off while Cincinnati University
followers went out and watched
their team hand Hanover a 200 de-
feat under flood lights. The Hill
topperS played much better game
than last year and Coach (Red)
Money should have his team going
strong when 1t hits Earlham next
Saturday.
Earlham Wins Easily
Earlham, with large number of
regulars in the lineup. defeated an
unusually strong Antioch team at
Richmond, $50. The Quakers pre-
sented a fair defense, which, how
ever, must be strengthened for
future games against Indiana op-
ponentS.
Concordia was no match for the
Muncie Cardinals and Coach Paul
Parker used every combination he
had In running the count to $40.
Valparaiso joined Hanover In
suffering defeat outside the State.
They lost to Albion at Albion Mich.
1910.
Purdue University staged its an
nual regulation game between var
sity and freshmen. When WEIGH.
Harmeson, Caraway, Cook and
others finished galloping, the var
sity held a So to 6 victory.
De Paw. Butler, Rose Poly.
Evansville and Manchester did not
get into competition. Last Friday
Indiana Central upset Franklin.
1870, and Danville Normal defeated
Oakland City, 26-0.