The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-09

,,,, rem came west determined to shoot the
so X. On IN an attempt to avenge last years
mat did the shooting First and second
lam pasCimerS functioned alike for Coach
i1a15 anderson and the $4,000 fans wit
messed one OF the best afternoons in Irish
Ma Miarchy Schwartz. as usual. was the big
scnSed curing az MS stay in action. He
yard launt. Joe Sheeketski rambled tortv-
$ Sax YARDS for the SECOND. Schwartz passed
Jaskwlch adding all the points. Koken
went on spree. scoring one touchdown
4hd passing to- Host for another in the
up the scoring with touchdowns. It was
perfect afternoon for points after touch
LaBorne one each.
A funble by Purdue on their own 40
yard line followed by a pass Womack To
SSSIl L., and 2-yard plunge by Oslin, gave
s f0,Inh into into action they hammered o1f
sh scdT a9 th4ea ogs the sopho
pass pass from Risk, another after 95-yard
llSaunt and the other after a pass from
vard 10 Alex f Yunevlch reeled off a 90
P a,d dashed around end for one each
ana Roy Horstman Slashed through fhe
line TO score.
HOOSfTS
Michigan in 1923 was erased by the VOL WI
vernes SATURDAY with the proper flavor
S d 5sVGbn ogge Michigan outrushed the In
uIaud boys nearly four yards to one Thev
Irled Two passes that were good for toucbyS
Gowns and blocked a punt early in the
e eff winch gave them a two-point send
A blocked punt resulting in safety
gave Michigan an early edge over ny
before t tbe 5 fafy increased it by six more
down. Brilliant passing NV Ne,rn, q =, -, !,
some some 4nashy running by Hewitt and FaV
fndiananes wolverines their other markers
junction. and the Hoosier offen 9iaeu co,, ~
noG penetrate the Michigan 35-vard 1ine
so De Pa Pauw lost its first game of the sea-
nent OuF again agar nc, 70 an out of state opp0-
VINO spoiled the Tigers clean SLATE slate VIZ 6a
p pinnst won the Indiana secondary cham
WaV 'i 70 tho n1tWe tif and seems well on its
Hanover and Wabash left 'ii'S year. with
ONO U. winners of the Buckeye confer
11eeated for twenty consecutive games Until
IN ir1eE met 1ndIana university and fell re
IN tne opening game this season were SUI
Don Wheaton The feet footed Tiger hack
tono mas aaS rambled for long distances and
TO score Saturday, but be knocked m tbe
door repeatedly.
j., Poor football put the Franklin team out
IN front CT Wabash. Gingerich. instead
OF puntlng back Immediately. ATTEMPTED 70
run the ball. He fumbled behind his coal
me and Cleveland. Grizzly tackle. fell IN
II Tor touchdown. A pass. Downev to
EIlngton paved the way for the second
Franklln touchdown. scored BY Martin
AROUND end. The half ended 40.
WABASH came back with vegeance and
marched the first KICKOFF of the second
nall down to field for touchdown. But
FRANKLIN came back and held the second
WABASH threat near the Grizzly goal line
ana after an exchange of punts Franklin
gained much ground and Brewer went off
tackle for a score. Wabash scored late
With pass Swartout to Smith. but Frank
I'm came back and marched down the
leld. Downev and Surface carrying the
brunt of the attack and Bud Surface
scoring.
After Rose Poly stopped an Evansville
Drive IN the second quarter on the 4-yard
line they marched down the field and Hill
scored. Late in the game Richardson
scored another six-pointer. Tonetti added
the extra point.
Triplehorn, a half back. who Earlham
wild over the Quakers at Button, scor-
prominently in the 800 win over the Rich
With Kowalski and Gunthier again max
ing spectacular runs and scoring almost
at will. Valparaiso continued undefeated
for the winning ut