The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-16

As both teams boast better than av-
erage elevens this fall, the outcome
Wednesday IS hard to predict.
With some 5000 teachers in IN
dianapolis for the annual state con-
venuon. the Butler-Indiana State
Teachers grid game Friday night IN
Fairvew bowl should attract
heavily.
Buffers new deal team, has three
consecutive wins and has allowed
only four points to be scored against
1t. A night homecoming game is
rather unusual, but it was arranged
to permit teachers in convention
chance to see the fray.
Bush to Perform Here
Charlie Bush, States little quarter
back, Will be one of the individual
headliners. His performance against
Rose Poly last Saturday when he
galloped for three touchdoWns and
passed for the fourth, shows him to
be in top form.
Then comes Saturday, with a
galaxy of attractions that undOubt-
edly will have the neutral fans do
ing the "eenieLmeenie" act trying
to decide which game to take in
Wisconsin's Badgers will be home
coming opponent for Purdue at La
fayette. Although coach Noble Kizer
prepared to battle the Badgers with
out the aid of his all-AmeriCa half
back, Duane Puryis, he has plenty
of good back field requirements and,
after two losses already, he Is not
planning on getting off to losing
start in his first conference engage
ment. Wisconsin is strong this fail.
Irish Face Carnegie Jinx
Notre Dame, happy after its 1877
win over Purdue, went to work this
week with a very clear program
mapped out. Carnegie Tech, the
Saturday opponent at South Bend,
has a set of fine achievements to its
credit against the Irish. 1t Will be
recalled that as Knute Rockne sat
in the Chicago stadium in 1926 and
watched the Army and Navy game,
Carnegie smeared his indicated
team at Pittsburgh. Harold Harp
ster, now Carnegie coach, was sOph-
omore quarter back on that team.
In 1923, Harpster, a senior, led
his team to a PIT win over the Irish
on historic old Carter field.
NOtre Dame won TO in 1929 and
again in 1880, but Harpster, in his
first year as coach last season hand
ed the Irish a TO set back. In short,
NOtre Dame never defeated Carnegie
when Harpster had any connection
with the game.
Indiana has a tough assignment
this Week-that of tackling the pow
erful Chicago team which trounced
Michigan last Saturday. The Hoo
siers, with none too many replace
ments, will find the going tough
on the Midway and can only hope
for an upset victory.
Hanover Eyes Tiger Record
The Old Gold day homecoming
celebration at De Paw Saturday
will see the Tigers trying to defend
a record of ten games indicated,
united and unsecured on. Their OPP
ponent, Hanover, gave the Tigers
a big scare last season and have
just as strong, if not stronger team,
than then. De Paw, not so strong
at the outset of the season, is i'm
proving fast.
The teachers convention holidays
will permit Central Normal almuni
to return to Danville Saturday for
the homecoming tilt which coach
Leitzman's charges are to have with
Earlham. Both teams have taken
defeats from topnotch foes this fall.
With the game more in their class,
both Will be out for a victory.
Wabash, after taking a battering
at St. Louis, will welcome the chance
to battle Rose Poly, team that
also has been battered. Evansville
college has hopes of gaining its first
win when it meets Oakland City.
The Oaks are finding the going
tough this fall Valparaiso takes to
the rattlers for BOurbonnias, H., to
tackle St. ViatOrs.
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