The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-16
Big Gate Anticipated at
Butler Haskell InterSeC-
tional Battle.
BULLDOGS SHOW POWER
Greyhound Lineup Changed
for Evansville Tilt.
BY VERN BOxELL

Indianapolis 1OOtDaII 1dnS are IN
for a rare treat this weekend, with
two collegiate Homecoming tits on
local gridirons.
Butler bowl will be the scene Of a
colorful intersectional tussle Satur-
day that is attracting national at
tention. Haskell Indians come here
from Lawrence, Kan, to provide the
opposition. Indiana Central like
wise will hold open house for alum
nj, meeting Evansville college, rival
of long standing, under the flood
lights at University Heights Friday
night.
For years, Haskell has ranked
among the strongest elevens in the
midwest. In 1926, the Red Men
hung up an undefeated record in a
card crowded with intersectional
tits. The two following seasons
also we're successful, and this year
Coach Deitz has a combination of
husky veterans that rank among
the best elevens produced at the
school in recent campaigns.
NCACI OCot
In Louis Weller, captain and
quarterback, the Indians have
capable field general and one of the
feetest and cleverest broken field
runners in the middle west. In the
three opening games, Weller has
manager to get into an open field
for long touchdown runs at least
once during the sixty minutes OF
play.
Bulldog backs will find difficulty
in slashing the Kansans' tackles or
circling the ends. Veterans occupy
these positions on both sides.
Coach Clark is handicapped by
injuries to some Of his most re-
liable performers. Notably among
these are Mccarthy, lineman, and
Booz and Hinchman, backs. While
they have been in uniform recently,
Clark probably will not use them
unless forced to, saving them for
the following Saturday, when the
locals journey to New York univer-
sity for a battle with Chick Nee
hans VioletS.
Vance at Full Back
Jarrett and Allen are being
groomed to fill the Butler ground
gaining roles. In Tuesdays work.
out, one of the most aggressive of
the season, this pair ripped the
freshman line for long gains.
Coach Good, disappointed In the
early game showing of his Central
Greyhounds, is contemplating sew
eral shifts for the tussle with Ev-
ansville. In Tuesdays workout, Dave
Vance, regarded as one of the best
tackles in the state last season, was
shifted to full back to add drive
and defensive strength to the back
field. Vance, working with a green
line this season, has failed to show
his old form at tackle and may get
the call to do some ball toting.
Loss of Brenneman, star quarter
back and one of the best yard-gain-
ers of the squad, has placed Good
in another hole Oscar Smith was
calling signals Tuesday. Light and
Bayles, both promising backs who
have worked at full, are expected to
place in the starting back field COM
bination.
Dick Ace of Aces
The Greyhound forward have
been given a difficult assignment in
stopping Dick, the giant ace full
back, whose plunging and broken
field work has featured the play of
the southerners this season.
Large crowds are expected at both
games here. Indiana Central Off
Gals are planning to take care of
5000 fans, while at Butler one of
the biggest gates since the opening
of the new grid arena is anticipated.