The Indianapolis times., 1931-10-26


The day was given over to cele-
brating at Bloomington today, where
Mr.. Hayes and his Hoosiers were
acclaimed after their 80 to 6 tri-
umph over A. A. Stages Chicago
team, the first victory scored by In
diana over a Midway eleven since
1910, and the worst defeat in his
tory for Chicago at the hands of an
Indiana squad.
Wheaton Shines for Tigers
And now getting back to the Hoo
sier soil where homecoming cele-
brations were the main feature, De
Pauw scored big triumph in an
intersectional game with Boston uni
versity, the first game with an east
ern eleven ever played on Green
castle soil. The score was ID to 8
in favor of De Pauw, or Mr.. Whea-
ton. which ever you prefer.
Wabash tackled another of those
vaunted Ohio conference foes in its
home coming engagement, and
while the Little Giants didn't hang
up a victory over DeniSon, they
came within four inches of it and
held a Buckeye team to a scoreless
tie.
Franklin kept its victory slate
clean and made it five straight at
the expense of Earlham, 25-6, and
Rose Poly triumphed over Indiana
Central $50, both victories being
scored by visiting elevens in home
coming attractions. Oakland City
made it still tougher for the home
coming fans by taking Hanover into
camp Saturday night, 1877, which
made De Pauw the only one of
five teams playing before old grads
to score a win.
Five in Row for VaIpo
Valparaiso continued to win with
with 206 victory over Crane Tech
of Chicago and that makes it five
straight and still a clean slate for
Valpo.
1t was truly an aI-America
Marchie Schwartz at South Bend
as he ran, passed, kicked and other
wise threw CONSERVATION into the
Panther ranks. The easterners.
with powerful team, stayed in the
fight for the first quarter and
trailed just one touchdown. The
Irish were perfect with the aerial
game and defensively were well nigh
perfect against air tosses.
Schwartz tossed to Melinkovich for the
H[ST IaiI touGhdown and after this boy W.
HaIed meHeri y who 70 IS all Of his name. had ci-
a touchdown in the second quarter which
ieIt the easterners Just one point in ar
reaTs. TO. Irish passes again PLAYED the
Brancheau and Host and Koken to . r Host ST
m9de T1.. it 1876 at the half for the irish.
ars Schwartz dashng fepfEs6UR fRroaah o. re re
pt,anther team for thirty-five yards ana
dnen and p iDa$Sing $, to Jask@ich for touchdown
and ,Mclinkovich carried it down the field
Heller for thirty yards put the ball on on the he
irish tWo-vard line and Luch plunged
over for Pitt.
After twenty years of saving. Indiana,s
9eenf,t 9p attack was. unleashed on Chicago
saturday in rout administered by the
was ripping victory for the Hoosiers.
aT and at no time in the contest was it any
tlliie DuL apparent CneV were to win DV
a top heavy margin They missed several
early chances to score. but after the score
less less nrst period. Jones crashed through
Ior a touchdown and a pass, Opasik to
Lyons. scored the second to give the Hoo
Sif5s Psnatiss isO aed LEAD at the bali
coupled with a critical tumble by Raw
Dauer gave Chicago its chance in the
third period and it was 1876 as the last
quarter came up. Saluski skirted end for
nfteen veards and a counter Saluski ran
tWenty-hve for another. and Opasik hurled
to Hansen for forty wards and Dauer 20
LYONS for another gain before Edmonds
drove over.
Purdue scored its impressive win over
carnegie with a vicious running attack
IN which Paul Hecker was the main COG
The two teams battled to a scoreless first
half The Skibos held a slight advantage
in the first quarter. reaching the Purdue
thirteen-yard line. After most of the plav
in the second period was in Purdue terri
tory and pass was missed with a clear
field ahead for the receiver the Boiler
makers rallied and held the upper hand as
the half ended. Soon after the third Pc