The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-28

Outplayed by the Ohioans during
the first half, Coach E. G. Hayes
rallied his 1. U. team during the
rest period to start them on one
real offensive drive, and soon after
the third quarter opened his boys,
led by Saluski'S twelve-yard dash
around end drove down the field to
a touchdown.
After Saluski put the ball in
scoring range, Dauer shot pass to
Lyons, big Negro end, who snagged
the ball to score the six pointer. Ed
monds sent place kick over the
bar for what later turned out to be
the winning point.
Jones, who did some splendid
punting for Indiana, failed to get
one away late in the fourth quarter
and Snyder after blocking the kick,
fell on the ball in the end zone for
an Ohio touchdown. The place kick
for extra point was missed. Indiana
held the upper hand for the re-
naming minutes.
Butler made lot of first downs,
appeared superior at times, partic-
ularly in the opening minutes when
they rushed right down the field
for touchdown and a six-point
lead, but wilted at the close before
the savage smaShes of Bud Surface,
who gave Franklin the victory.
Booz, Ray and Conrad were outstanding
Bulldogs in the early drive Of end runs
and off tackle smashes. Jim Stewart
sneaked across from the vineyard line for
point attempt. In the third period after
Butler had passed a couple of chances to
score during the second quarter, Franklin
ammed his %sy ov ernG after sno three a
tempts from the courtyard line. He then
place kicked the extra point.
Again in the fourth period both teams
threatened to score. but incomplete passes
IN the end zone erased the hopes Several
big talk about the invaders conferred on
Bud Surface. the chunky battering RAM
who stole the show from his Woodworking
The Little. Giants of Wabash scored an
Impressive 2l-0 win over Indiana Central.
than the score indicates. Presenting much
more strength than had been suspected.
Harry Goods Central boys were unable to
he swept around left end towards the
close Of the Iirst period and he scored
close of the half. Warner again skirted
end for touchdown after a twenty
run. Smith place kicked both extra
points.
Coach Robert Vaughan used another
team in the third period that was strong
on defense. but lacked a scoring punch.
Myers nearly got away once for the Gen.
trail crew. Aided by Mouer and Moore he
was always dangerous. Late in the game
Smith galoped sixty yards in beautiful
run to give Wabash third and last touch
down.
Coach Burts Manchester eleven took
their second successive defeat at Oliyet,
Mich. bowling to Olivet college. 1877. A
dazzling passing attack scored once for
the ChesterS. put they were unable to
stop Emot a fashy triple threat man who
scored twice.
Notre DANES varsity demonstrated its
wares before 10000 fans and scored a $50
win over a strong reserve squad.
The steam roiler back field at Purdue.
composed of Jack White, Ed Risk. Jim
Parvis and Alex Yunevich. smothered the
powerful freshman squad under several
touchdowns and reserves carried on the
avalanche that ended in an 80-to-6 var
Sity victory.
Phil Browns Rose Poly Engineers APP
peared to be another strong club this year
with many veterans in the lineup that
smothered B. C. Pinnicks Oakland City
eleven beneath a 1877 count.
J. M. Christianson took his Valparaiso
university gang over to Elmhurst. Ill, to
play the Teachers. Just forty seconds
before the game ended. Gother a sub
tossed pass to Girke for a twenty-five
ward gain. Olsen. quarter back, carried
the ball over and the Valpo boys eked out
a TO win.