The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-16

wv S4CdV UdCkS. Chapman ana PIDeT.
CARRYING the brunt of the attack, snapped
With eli c the scoring IN the lrst half
as captain of the Chester team, covered a
world OF ground on defense and offense
Piper slipped through Valpo for a fifty
missed his first extra-point kick Of the
season. He made up for this by accurate
~ passing nifty yards to Piper for the sec
ono touchdown and adding the extra point
the victory margin.
valpo fought back gamely, and the great
back field, of which Kowalski and Gautier
with two touchdown drives. but failed on
extra point tries. Coach Burt's CheSters
fought a game defensive battle in the sec
Chicago critics say Northwestern was
lucky to gain that one-point, 70 edge
oyer oyer Indiana; Jesse. Babb, diminutiye
Wayne S ha eaC Yards 5r0 throug6
NorthWestern's defense just as the first
period ended, and Bob Jones. husky sopho-
more full back, plunged through the Wild
three tries. Vic .Dauers place kick for
bounced back
Stan Salusk who was star on both
offense and defense, paved the way for
the Purple marker when he fumbled a
punt on Indiana's .21-yard line in the
1Oul III QUARTER. WIN rep Russell, Pug
Rentner and Engebretsen, a guard, smash
ing the line, the Wildcats went over, Rus
sell making the final drive and Engebret-
sen booting the valuable extra point. In
them, and previously had checked the
Wildcats deep in scoring territory.
Schwartz ran wild for Notre Dame as
the Irish crashed the MiddieS 20 to 0.
with q second quarter attack Coach Hunk
Anderson's first second and third string
teams held Navy without a first down
while the BOOSTERS turned in fourteen But
the Middies, coached by Rip Miller. former
Notre Dame star, played stubborn de-
fenslye ball. Schwartz ran Is yards for
to pave the way for the second, alternating
with Banas in Carrying the oval the
rest OF the way. Koken passed to Murphy
Tor the final counter. and Anderson
evidently decided to let the Irish save the
rest OF their power for Southern California
next Saturday.
,Purduess high-powered running attack.
which averaged more than yards for the
a1ternoon. oldn begin to function against
iowa until the second quarter but when it
olo. the homecoming fans saw a smooth
running steam roller pile up yards galore
ana outcIass the Hawkeyes, % to 0. Four
Teen BollermakerS played their final games,
AZ RoSs-Ande stadium including Jack
White, who limped on to the field to try for
an extra point and receive his final cheer
Yunevlch,, Purvis and Risk, other mem
also
played their final home games.
Practically al of the action was in Iowa
t tterrltory. Hecker took a long pass to put
tne Dali IN scoring range. PUrvis plunpina
over. Yunevich and Purvis starred in the
second drive, Hecker scoring. Paul Par
consecutive extra point kicks. Yunevich
scored the final touchdown and Moss
oIocKeo an Iowa punt that rolled out of
the end zone for a safety.
Ball State took an early lead over
fLahkln Love css ending a long drive by
Pplunglng over. the goal line. DowIley tied
t tlf.S count at So as the half ended. In the
thlrd period. Meyers passed to H. johnson
for another Ball touchdown. but Bud Sur
lace lace tied It again with 45-yard dash, and
Ronra6augh and Martin skirted the TANKS
Tor other Franklin markers as the game
ended. 26 to II, for the Grizzlies.
Butler battled gamely against superior
Marquette eleven and successfully checked
tne Hllitoppers' running attack. But the
Ava!anche took TO- the air for three touch
Gowns. Captain Kenny Booz was the head
man OF the Bulldog performance, punting
well. carrying the bail for good gains in
all afternoon. Elliott. Meagher and Ages
TIM caught passes for Marquette's touch
Gowns; two coming in the second half.
me Bulldog line turned in great per-
tormance and should be in equal form for
next saturdays game with George Wash
ngton at washington. D. c.
De Paw engaged in track meet in
humping Hanover, 81 to o. Wheato
tailed three times. but the Tiger reserves.
paced by Ave, sophomore, had the battle
well in hand. Ave also scored three, and
Mccullough. Copeland. Grain and Rice
tailed during the afternoon.
While De Paw was coasting in prep
aration for Saturdays game with Wabash.
the Scarlet was taking a lacing at Ohio
Wesleyan. so to 0. The Bishops scored
two touchdowns in every quarter except
the second, when they got three. Swart-
outs passing. kicking and running was
about all the cheer Wabash could get out
of the game.
Earlham's Quakers wrote happy fnis
on their season with a 32-to-0 rout of In
diana Central at Richmond. Earlham
showed unexpected power. Bowers tailed
twice, and Moore, Cross and Kastetter
once. On defense. the Ouakers held Cen
trail to an unearned first down.