The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-26
Blue, Irish and
Redskins Vict0rs
Tech Loses for First Time
This Season.
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Bob Balls charges battled their
way down the field by using a
varied attack Of bucks, end runs
and passes. The scoring punch
came on a lateral, Tommy Snyder
/ to Harlan Weaver. The latter
player tried a place kick for the
extra point, but it was blocked.
In position to tie, the Big Green
/ eleven battled hard, but twice the
East Siders bChbled with the tying
touchdown il sight. A tumble
marred one drive and a bad pass
"ballcd' up the plans for trick
play formation.
The Washington Continentals
drew first blood III their battle with
Shortridge at the North Side field
as Dean snagged stray Blue Devil
pass and sprinted as yards to
touchdown. A running play for cx-
ira point was futile.
Blue Shows Early Punch
The Shortridge offensive soon be-
gan to function and before the r.
minute quarter had expired Coach
Bob Nippers lads we're out in front
by eight points and were never
| headed.
A Washington pass was intercept
ed by Bob Adams, who needed to
sprint only fifteen yards to get TO
the 5-yard stripe and from there
Eriant Sando made the goal line
in two bucks. Carl Wey place
kicked the extra point.
Time required for the second
touchdown was a kickoff, a couple
of plays and a Washington punt.
Jack Brown took the kick on his
own 33 and sprinted siXty-seven
yards for a touchdown. Wey again
connected with a placement for the
seventh point.
The second period was scoreleSs,
but the Blue Devils tailed again in
the third when BARLEY fumbled as
he was about to score. Alert Jack
FehSenfeld fell on the oval as it
bounded into the end zone and it
was a touchdown.
Sub Half Back Scores
The final tally came after Whit
ten Lingeman, substitute half back,
pierced the Washington line and
skirted the ends for long gains. He
finally made the goal line in an in
dividual drive for a touchdown.
Wey again connected for the extra
point by placement kick.
Broad Ripple, minus its star half
back, Chilcote, who was out of the
lineup with an infected eye fought
dOggedly against Manual at the
Delavan Smith Field and was about
to reach the half-time rest session
in a scoreless deadlock when things
began to happen.
Snyder blocked David McQueen's
punt on the 18-yard line and the
ball went to Manual. The Red
skins popped up and with a con-
Centrated drive by Leonard Camp
bell and Jack Hiatt, who did
most Of the ball toting, Hiatt tailed
a touchdown. Campbell plunged
over for the extra point and it later
developed a prize point.
hliAS live ara L uIlI
Schwomeyer, star Manual end,
was forced from the game with an
injured hand in the third period
The Rockets took advantage of
fifty ive-yard punt by Mcqueen to
set them up for a touchdown.
McQueen's kick rolled dead on the
2-yard line and Campbell'S return
punt was short. Mcqueen and
Atkins smacked the line for long
gains, the latter scoring on a spin
ner. He was stopped cold, however,
as he tried for the extra point the
same way.
The Rockets received another
chance when Traylor fell on Man
nal tumble on the 16-yard line Ia 5e
in the game The Redskins defense
was too tough and after failure to
gain by running plays, Mcqueen
tried for a field goal. 1t was high
enough, but as it neared the goal
posts it yeered off to the right.
From then on Manual controlled
the situation.
CrispuS Attacks Travelled to East
st. Louis CID today to engage the
Lincoln High School there in a grid
contest.