The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-31
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BY DICK MILLER

Seven of the eight local prep
elevens saw action Friday. Wash
ington scored a city series win over
BROAD Ripple, 46 to 6, while Cathe-
dral repulsed Kirkln in a night tilt,
18 to 0 at Butler. Banual kept its
slate clean with a 80 to 0 margin
over Sheridan. Shortridge fell be-
fore an indicated Lebanon eleven
at Lebanon, 6 to O., while Tech fall
tered at the finish against a heavy
Central Of Evansville eleven and
bowed Il to in a night game at
the pocket city. Park school trouced
q Shortridge reserve team, 80 to O.
BY virtue of their victories Fri
day, Manual and Cathedral will en-
ter their city title scrap next Fri
day afternoon at Manual field UNI
defeated. Manual already has cap
tured the city public school honors
and Cathedral holds wide mar
gin win over Shortridge, the only
local team Manual has not de-
feated
Coach Harry Painter used Man
ual reserve backs in the first period,
but they were unable to score. We'll
ton celebrated the first string en-
try with a touchdown and followed
it closely with another to give the
south siders 1910 lead at the half
The first stringers again went into
the fray after a ScoreleSs third per-
iod and Welton ran ninety yards for
a touchdown. Stuart crashed the
line for one and CroSSen intercepted
a pass for the final marker.
Cathedral and Kirklin fought on
a slippery gridiron in a drizzling
rain, but Gaughan did some Splen-
did line plunging for one Irish coun-
ter. Breen skirted the ends for re-
peated gains and also scored two
touchdowns. Kirklin was a strong
team always fighting, and and
opened up with open attack in the
last period and triple passed sue
cessfully but lacked touchdown
punch. 1t was the seventh straight
win for Joe Dienhart'S boys this
year.
Cherry broke loose on a spinner play for
and ran eiehtv-three wards. Carlsbad took
long pass in the end zone and Norman
Long had only to run five yards with a
captured short Ripple punt to score touch
downs in the first half of their fray at
the west side field.
After Rippie rallied and Murbarger CHI
NAKED a Ripple drive down the field drive
with a sweeping end run for a touchdown
the west siders cut lose with a running
attack that netted touchdowns for Warren.
Howard and Eastwood.
Kip Parr. former Wabash college star
directed his team to six wins and two ties
This fall the final victory coming Friday
over Shortridge when a blocked punt was
recovered bv his team for a touchdown
the only score Of the game.
Bob NipperS team completed many mid
held passes but faltered at the goal line.
Passes again spelled failure for John
Mueller.s crippled Tech eleyn at Evans
VILE. walker passed 70 Waibe early in the
game for CentralS first marker and il
took r ifty-fouryard of tackle dash by
Teach. which carried the ball TO the four
ward line to give Tech its chance to tie
the count before the half ended. PurSell
PLUNGED over. East plunged for the extra
After . scoreless third period and with
the game getting into the waning min
utes lateral pass. Walden to Moore. put
the latter out into the open for a fifty-
four-yard run. Later Moore ran thirty
eight wards after Walden had intercepted
Tech pass. Moore place kicked all extra
cuiins, with a sixty-iiye-ysrd run. sup
piled the feature OF the Park school win
over the Shortridge subs Lou RechelS
hoys scored in every period except the
Seccnd