The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

Each team has defeated all city
public high schools on it's schedule
this fall and victory next Friday
will carry with it permanent poses
sion of the School Board trophy.
The cup was offered several years
ago to the team first to win it five
times. Both Tech and Shortridge
have held four legs on the cup for
some time, but have been unable to
capture the fifth and deciding vic
tory.
Both Shortridge and Tech de-
feated Manual and Washington and
the Blue Devils also defeated Broad
Ripple. Shortridge is undefeated
this season and Tech has lost only
to Cathedral. Cathedral is not in
cluded in the public high school cup
series.
Tech Takes to Air
Techs Big Green eleven used the
air to bring about victory over the
Continentals. After being held to
a scoreless first quarter, the East
Siders broke through for one touch
down in the second period and came
back after the rest time to score an
other in the third
Shortridge got off to a flying start
with pair of touchdowns in the
first quarter and then coasted until
the last period when they scored
another. The Rockets broke into
the scoring column late in the game.
Harlan Weaver was the king-pin
OF the Tech attack that tailed in
the second period. He not only
tossed several short passes to Jack
Reedy, Emmett McCleerey and Eu-
gene Bland, but also snagged a pass
himself from Tommy Snyder and
then drove through the line for
three yards to tally the first touch
down. Snyder passed to McCleerey
for the extra point.
Fail at 6-Yard Line
The ContinentalS blocked one of
Stoshitchs punts late in the first
half and recovered the ball deep in
Tech territory, but the Green de-
Tense was too tough and the West
Siders failed at the 6-yard line.
A short punt by Flack paved the
way for the second Tech touch
down. The Green took the ball on
the 41-yard line and Weaver passed
to Snyder. then to McCleerey to
pentrate deep into Washington ter
ritory. Weaver plunged to the g.
yard line and Snyder went over
from there. Weaver's placement
was a failure.
Allerdice Runs 81 Yards
A couple of long spirits by Dave
Allerdice, one of thirty-two yards
and another on an end run, put
Shortridge off to a 13-point lead.
Wey's place-kick was blocked, but
Brown plunged for one point.
Lingeman tailed another for the
Blue Devils early in the fourth pc
Rod to put the game on ice. Just
before the close of the slime Brit
tenback dashed thirty-seven yards
to place the ball in scoring dis
lance for Broad Ripple. Mcqueen
plunged over, but the try for point
was missed. Shortridge tried for
another, but fumbled on the Award
line as the game ended.
Jack McHugh, Tech tackle who
has been out with ankle trouble
returned to the lineup for a short
time, but reinjured his ankle and
had to be carried from the field.
BARLEY, Shortridge star who was in
lured in the Charlottesville game,
was allowed to rest yesterday in an
effort to have him in shape for the
Tech tilt.
Manual travelled to BLOOMINGTON
today, Coach Harry Painter taking
% players to the college town. Girls
pus Attacks invaded Gary for a bat
tie with Roosevelt Negro High. Ca
thedral and Southport will enga ge
in an Armistice day feature tilt
IN Butler Bowl Monday afternoon