The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-12
Minnesota and
Purdue Appear
Sure Winners
Illinois Faces Hard Tasks
Before Il Can Share
Big Ten Title.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

1H4llLD. NOV r. 4 no DIVISION
O. the Big Ten football title into
three shares can commences any
time loU.
Pulles share can be measured
OF lrst Tie Bo.ermakeTs have
only t0 beat Indiana 20 earn their
.allc-e That looks AXE a cincA.
11iIuesC-as portion can be pre-
pared next The GopaCr5 have 10
defeat Chicago and Wisconsin Tor
their sLare. That looks like a big
ger c.uch. except 10 VII take the
CoplcT5 zlE-y minutes longer 10
60 81.
Illinois gets what's left - which
should b. au equal share with Pur-
Que and Minnesota. The Ilini have
t0 defeat fLc same foes as Mime
sofa u reverse order. Wisconsin and
CA4ca-o. that - 10 cluCh at al.
Him Pushed to Limit
For five straight Vtcks Illinois
has been pushed 90 The limit 20 win.
and has been making the results so
close that "a bad break any after
noon may spoil the perfect record Of
Bob Zlppscs troupe o. aerIalisLs
and trapcze performers
The HIN. had 10 put on a fourth
period rally 20 beat Washington
university ,St. LOUIS. 12-7. They
bca. OHIO state. 1913. and Aiichi-
gan. GO. Tie TO victory over Army
Was "a close call. Last week North
western led INTO the third period,
80. and an offside penalty which
called back q 1orty-siX-yard run
from the ulini's 2-yard line prob
ably proved The turning point Of the
game. Illinois eventually won. 14-3.
but had 10 give everything It had
90 do d..
Wisconsin. on the upgrade, may
cause trouble for an Illinois team
that is likely to 50 stale any mo-
mcnt. The Badgers last week beat
Michigan. 1910. Lynn Jordan. Badg-
az half back. ran back the opening
kickoff 100 yards Tor a touchdown
and Mario Pacetti kicked the extra
point. and added a field goal from
The 12-yard line. It was Wiscon-
SINS first conference victory since
1882. and AIichlgan's fourth straight
conference defeat. the lowest ebb
reached by the wolverines IN many
years
Purdue Shows Power.
Minnesota kept up its ruthless
drive by crushing Indiana. 300, for
its third straight conference victory.
The Gophers scored in the first
half-minute Of play on a pass from
Roscoe to Johnson. and added three
more touchdowns and an additional
two points on an Indiana safety.
The final score of Purdue'S 1876
victory over Iowa made the game
look close. but the Boilermakers
rolled I'D almost as much yardage
as did Minnesota in beating the
Hawkeves. 1912. Purdue gained
sos Yards. but had to score its two
touchdoWns via the air. Purvis
throwing 10 the BOilermaker ends.
LCebs and Haas.
Ohio State kept up its devastat-
iuE odense play by overwhelming
Chicago. $50. The Buckeyes made
four touChdOWns on passes and
scored 20 points in the first twenty
minutes of play. Chicago played
without its key man. jay Berwan-
ger. who was on the Sidelines with
injuries resulting from the Purdue
same.
Blunders Cost Irish
Navy rolled up its seventh
STRAIGHT triumph by defeating NOtre
Dame. IO-6. in a game in which the
NIddics capitalized on blunderS
made by the Irish. Notre Dame out
Gained the AIiddies. 299 yards 10
Il8. and on passes. % to II. but
costly mistakes ruined the Irish.
The NAVY scored a field goal in the
second period and held a 80 lead
until the last two minutes Of play.
when Buzz Berries passed TO DuSFf
Douu for touchdown. Andy
PLucv returned the next kickoff
after Navy's score for fifty-fve
wards. and then passed to Marty
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