The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-19

Like the Michigan game a year
ago, the Boilermakers were out OF
breath trying to battle up hill. All
Is quiet on the Badger front now,
where Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite
was threatened with loss of his job
if the Badgers failed to whip Pur-
due
Indiana's hopes, which had been
running high, we're dimmed Satur-
day at Iowa City, where E. c.
Hayes Hoosiers were held to a
scoreless draw by the crippled but
fighting Hawkeyes. Before the sea-
son opened Crimson followers looked
forward to victories over Iowa, Chi
cago and Ohio State.
Notre Dame ran wild at South
Bend and massacred Drake, SO to
o. 1t was the biggest score rolled up
by the Irish in years. Coaches An
derson and Chevigny joined Mr..
Heinz, the pickle man, with his
fifty-seven varieties, the Notre
Dame coaches using just that many
men in the fray. The Irish scored
in every quarter, even down to the
fifth team.
Either the Purdue defense was disor-
cause the Badgers unleashed drive from
the tirst kickoff. with MCGUIRE tossing
in thirty three-yard dash and Schneider
plunged over all in the first three minutes
of play.
And then the fumbles. Just like those
Michigan tumbles year ago, began rolling
INTO the waiting arms OF the Badgers
the double cross administered Noble XII
fourth down. Lovshin carried the oval to
the nine-yard line. Schneider again car
ried the oval over.
goal line. the Badgers got their last
touchdown when kabat broke through and
end zone. And on those Important after
touchdown kicks Linfor booted each one
true. The count was 21-0 and the first
quarter not over. 1t was the same score
at the half.
1t was a savage Boilermaker team from
then on. While Fl points is big lead
at all safe against Purdue. Paul Par
bonner, who had fumbled once at a
critical time set out to redeem himself
Paul and Fred Hecker lead a passing and
running attack with Moss doing some of
the receiving. Pardonner caught one over
the line for the first touchdown. Shortly
after Hecker, PurviS and Moss enacted
some passing that gave the Boilermakers
the second marker, both in the third
quarter. Purdue threatened throughout
the last quarter, but couldn't score.
After being outplayed throughout most
OF the game coach HAYES Crimson eleven
game with Iowa and seemed on their way
| to win, but the bark of the timers gun
stopped them.
Hoosiers in plunging., but Jones and Ed
monoS punCed perfectly Once in the Sec
Ond quarter vic GaueT LEAD an dndiana
out. Iowa like wise had two possible
tumble spoiled them.
De Pauw and Franklin hold their nlace
along with Valparaiso. still undefeated,
had little to offer to scouts as they played
straight football. kept Wheaton under
and won ~ to qm Esrh bab
school lad playing at full back plunged
through the 9uakerss for the tiTSt marker
ried the ball, into scoring territory in the
second period. Rice raced around end for
touchdown The On 9gakers meyer gave
yard line with passes in the fourth quar-
ter. The De Paw line held punt from
behind the line was blocked for a safety.
After a Scoreless first quarter, in which
the Indiana State linemen exhausted their
strength stopping Franklin goal line
| thrusts,. the Terre Haute teachers wilted
before the savage attack of Surface and
Tom DoWney, husky Franklin backs and
the Grizzlies swept through to their fourth
consecutive win, 40 to 0. Coach Roy
and battered the Teachers into submits
| sion. A fourth quarter attack netted 81
points; Surface and Downey scored two
touchdownS each, Martin and Utterback
one and the Franklin forward played
powerful games.
Central Normal ended their season in
glory with well earned win over Oak
land City, 10 to in a homecoming game
at Danville; Coach Leitzman's boys got
going in the second period and Gross
! yards and then passed to Wilson over the
! line for marker that made it to at
| tered away at the Oak line until he
/ scored.
Wabash, without the service of Warner
| submerged Ball Teachers with second and
lateral passes enabled Engle sWartout
and Radford to score the touchdowns.
Henderson did all the scoring for Rose
| Poly as they recovered from their last
week set back at the hands of Franklin
with 1870 win over Hanover. The little
half back dashed 81 yards for the first
climaxed a fourth period drive by smash
ing over from the courtyard line.
Defiance college smeared Manchesters
homecoming with a to 0 win. Chapman
/ and Piper passed and ran we'll until in
scoring range when Defiance always
| braced