The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-05

Z-14. WABASH never got their
fighting spirit up until Evansville
scored a safety but before it was
over it was all Wabash, 27 to 2.
Ball Teachers of Muncie was
crushed at Oxford, O., by Miami,
ATS.
Phil Brown and his veteran Rose
Poly crew opened things up all
wrong for Earlham and defeated the
Quakers, 20 to 6. Oakland City
mussed up Indiana Teachers college
hopes, Is to O, and Valparaiso con-
tinued winning ways at the expense
of Central Normal of Danville, 10
to O.
Notre. Dame failed to function during
held the upper hand until Sheetetski got
out ana No. ran seyenty-two yards for the
Tor Indiana besides the fine tackling IN
a fumbled punt. vic, pauer's forty-yard
place kick that Just went under the bar.
oeF IN 10 tn G SECOND half Brancheau clicked
Cepsd Bass % the irish
indiana tossed one and German grabbed 1t
and dashed for a. second Notre Dame
touchdown. The mighty Schwartz took a
lateral pass for the third Irish counter in
the fourth quarter and with less than
13Hr minutes to play the Irish reserves
led savage attack that gave the upStaterS
their fourth and final touchdown.
the ster fna en-
junior flop, intends to stir things up in
ms senior year proved true. The big
Bicknen boy TOOK things in his own
BollermaKer foes, Coe and scored all three
touchdowns. He travelled more than 200
yaiTds IN twelve attempts and his most
through the open field that made half
packs envious. The Kizermen scored all
their points in the first half, and against
Western Reserve they scored two touch
downs in the first and third periods.
Coach Noble Kizer. flashed a ind in the
as basketball star at Delphi. He scored
three OF the four touchdowns in the game.
Roy Horstman, again battling Yunevich
for the full back Job scored one.
Harry Bells Butler BOYS showed form
Just twice at Athens and the Bobcats
scored IN every quarter. Kenny Booz
dash. but all other attempts were erased.
The Buckeye team worked everything in
the football catergory. including the
ased MT STATUE Of Liberty play which was
And Indianapolis is city of monumenJsi
-, 1t took 74--yard return of punt by
the De Paw fash, Don Wheaton to give
the Tigers a 10 lead over Manchester,
playing without two mainspringS. With
only few minutes to 60 the Chesters
opened up with pass attack and Chapman
tossed one to Piper and followed it with
a beauty to Denlinger who caught the
oval in the end zone. Chapman duplicated
tSn baq Place kiek after touchdown and
Chester tumble. a dash by Wheaton
ana plunge fI0gf by Grain again put the
widened the gap further With forty S
yard dash by Wheaton for another But
the ever lighting upstaters came back with
Tor counter and were still in range for
tie; DePauw again sent the game into
b ice territory DRY When Wheaton scored
three extra points with place kicks.
v -, reserve rye team started by Pete
Evansville Aces downed Neal in the end
zone as he attempted to punt. The down.
sstateTs lead 20 at the END Of the quarter.
front with touchdown. Just before the
half ended
ciimaxed a sixty-yard march with another.
Kutz. one of the strong Wabash reserves,
scored the final marker in the last quar-
so6 Mg9c lie got of to ying start xto and
but tTaiied I to at the end Of the quar-
ter. A last half drive by Miami was
crushed and the Teachers went down fight
After Creedon took pass to give Rose
Poly 20 lead IN the hrst quarter. Earl
nam retalated with one to Schneider
wind and the count was Go at the half
The third quarter remained scoreless.
Creedon scored again in the fourth quar-
ter and Henderson followed suit to give
the Engineers their second consecutive vic
tory
Central Normal was going along good
at Valparaiso with the first half nearly
over and scoreless. The Brownies COW
cred a tumble on the one-yard line and
took it over. Longs sprints by Gauthier.
Bauer and Benke obtained another. In
the third quarter, the great Kowalski
scored on a lateral pass.
The Indiana Teachers of Terre Haute
took to the air in an effort to score over
Oakland City and to their sorrow. Loge
captured one toss and raced it back sixty
five yards for an Oak counter and later
in the game Hollen intercepted another
Teacher heave and raced seventy yards for
another.