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

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honors and have only to defeat West
Saturday to wind up the season with
Notre Dame skidded from the
ranks of the nations undefeated
teams Saturday when the Irish suf-
fered setback at the hands of
Northwestern, AT. Purdue ran into
its third straight defeat, this time
by Wisconsin, 80, while Indiana
came through with its second con-
secutive outstanding performance to
down Maryland, 1871.
The Irish have two rivalry tits
left, Army at New York next Sat-
urday, and Southern California at
South Bend on Nov. %.
1t is interesting to note that both
Notre Dame and Ohio State were
far below par in their games Satur-
day, simply because they sapped
much of their strength as they bat
tied each other at Columbus on Nov.
2. Notre Dame had the stronger OPP
ponent Saturday in Northwestern
and lost, whereas Ohio State was
able to overpower Chicago with re-
serves and came from behind to
win, 20-13.
1. u. Up From Behind
Indiana, after a good showing
against Ohio State and then start
ling upset performance against Iowa
week after when the HooSiers tied
the Hawks, 6-6, came through with
a final last quarter rally to down
Maryland, 1877, after trailing, 7-6.
Purdue dropped the 80 decision to
Wisconsin because the Badgers were
able to stop the Boilermaker run
ming attack in the first half and
present an equally good defense to
the Boilermaker aerial attack when
it was attempted in the last half.
AS the annual rivalry tilt between
Indiana and Purdue draws near the
indications for a great battle in
crease. Indiana travels to Chicago
this week for the annual game with
the Maroons while Purdue plays at
home for the second time this sea-
son with Iowa as the attraction in a
Dads Day" feature. 1t will be the
fourteenth meeting of the two teams.
One of the states oldest rivalries
will be extended another year at
Charlottesville Saturday when De
Paw and Wabash meet in the
home coming game for the Little
Giants old grads and with the Vic
tory Bell at stake. 1t will be the
season finale for both teams.
Both Rivals Win
Both the Little Giants and Tigers
came through their games last Sat-
urday with easy victories, Wabash
downing Evansville, $50, and De
Paw dropping Earlham, 1870.
Coach Pete Vaughan of Wabash
used two full teams and the drive of
the second string was particularly
pleasing to the veteran coach. Wa
bash scored in every quarter.
De Paw tailed in the first three
periods, Villapiano climaxing a first
quarter drive of rs yards and pass,
Shafter to Hickman. counting in the
second quarter. Villapiano dashed
40 yards for the third marker in the
third quarter.
Ball State and Manchester battIed
through four quarters of Scoreless
football at Muncie Saturday, both
teams faltering within 20 wards of
the goal.
Indiana State Teachers of Terre
Haute will wind up their season at
home Saturday against Evans
vile. State dropped a 10-to-7 de-
cision to Michigan Normal at Ypsi-
lanti Saturday after gaining a TO
lead early in the game when Wey
passed to Miklozek for touchdown
and E. Shouse place kicked the ex-
ira point.
Valparaiso Uhlans took a lacing
at the hands of De Paul of Chicago
Saturday, 46-0, and will find the op-
position tough this week when they
play Illinois Wesleyan at Decatur.
Rose Poly handed the Oakland
City College eleven a 21-6 defeat in
the season Windup tilt for the Oaks.
Three Won, Three Tied
Central Normal wound up an odd
season Saturday with an 1872 VIC
tory over Eastern Illinois Normal at
Charleston. Coach Sewell H. Lietz-
mans charges won three games dur
ing the season, tied three games and
lost one.
Big Don Elser of Notre Dame
smashed his way over the goal line
in the first few minutes against
Northwestern, but the tally was
nullified by holding penalty. He
took up where he left off and aided
by Mike Layden smashed and spun
to the one-foot mark from where
Wally Fromhart tailed a touch
down on quarter back sneak.
Fromhart also place kicked the ex-
ira point.
Northwestern broke loose suddenly
on Notre Danes reserves and Heap
made a 26-yard run and Cruice
passed to Henry LongfelloW in the
end zone for the touchdown that,
when followed by Duvalls place
kick, tied the count TT at half time.
The game remained this way until
late in the last quarter when Notre
Dame became afflicted with tumble
tits and the Wildcats recovered IN,