The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-02

Dame "a to 5 on that date in 1904.
Evidently Carrie Nation, the Hatchet
Woman, played in the Kansas back
field that day and chopped big holes
in the Notre Dame line with her
brass rail and mahogany demolisher.
y II
1t was no fault of Coach Hunk Anderson
that Notre Dame had three soft teams to
play tag with before meeting the sturdy
Panthers. The schedule was not of his
making However, 1t seems an unwise
policy for any college coach to announce
to the press the names of players denoted
to second string Immediately after sur
prising defeat. Conditions may call for
drastic shake-ups and the boys will take it
and try to fight their way back, but 1t
isn't necessary to tell the world and bring
embarrassment and heart aches to the
young athletes. In Big Ten game this
fall we saw a coach jerk a half back in
stantly following a tumble. No mercy for
the lad and before a big crowd. Profess
sIonaI baseball managers are not that
harsh toward paid veterans Of the dia-
mondS
1t is said Lew Byrer of the Co
lumbus co. Citizen, won all medals
in the Pick En- League last week
by choosing Pittsburgh over Notre
Dame, 10 to Z. So far, he's the only
expert found who guessed right on
the Smoky City upset.
PICKED OFF THE WIRES
Vim Sahlin, Chicago quarter back.
swung left-hook on Frank Fro
schauer, Illinois back, in the Chi
cago-Illinois game last week. but
missed. The officials either didn't
see it or overlooked it, but "Old
Man" Stagg took Sahlin out of the
game. 1t is said Chicago will have
another quarter back this week.
The inside story on Texas 65 to vic
tory over Missouri is that Clyde Little
held, the LOnghorns' COACH had a score
to settle with Frank Carideo, Missouri
coach. because the former Notre Dame
quarter back took an unkind dig at Lit
tleheld during a summer coaching school
The quick kick from close forma-
ton is one of the best ground gain
ers IN football. Jack GroSSman. for
mer Rutgers star now with the
Brooklyn professionals, has it per-
fected and seems to be. able to kick
with one foot while backing up
with the other. Mickey Mcclure,
Wisconsin half back, is unusually
good with this style of booting.
1t Is said Notre Dame has the best
freshman talent in history. Andy Piiney,
Chicago boy, who was eyed by more than
one coach from coast to coast, and a kid
named Sullivan from New York state are
two Of the standouts. Northwestern's
freshman team isn't any SLOUGH. Neither
is Chicago's with several promising Iaas
from California on 1t.
Pittsburgh's 6-3-2 defense. which
stopped Notre Dame, was copied
from Army, which used it success
fully against the Irish last year.
Notre Dame lost both games by the
same score, II to 0. Coach Bierman
OF Minnesota is said to have first
seen the possibilities of such a de-
Tense against the Notre Dame sys-
tenn while coaching at Tulane. He
used it with such success against
Georgia and other southern teams
coached by the late Knute Rockne's
pupils that Tulane did not lose a
game in four years against the
Notre Dame system.
Dick Haniey. Northwestern football coach
! can't eat the dav his h0vs NAV NJ
game. Incidentally. HanIey thinks the Pur-
/ due B0ilermakerS have the best blocking
baekheld he has seen In long timeA Col
gate seems to have the best chance Of auv
major eleven in the country Of Completing
the season undefeated and united. Andv
kerrs team has. two soft ones In Missin-
1 Sppi c0ilesEe and Syracuse before wfnf3fux
ND the season against Brown