The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-30

Indiana intercollegiate conference WI
Though those important struggles
involve three of Hooslerdom
mightiest teams, another pair OF
Indiana grid machines will be called
upon to carry the state banner else
where in the midwest.
Purdue, knocked from the unde-
feated pedestal last week by Car
negie Tech, remains unoeaten III
the Western conference, but the as
signment this week is a tough one.
Coach Noble Kizer takes his charges
to Minneapolis to hook up with the
champion Gophers,
Ozark Horse" Foe
Indiana goes from tough to
tougher" The Bloomington eleven
battled itself to exhaustion last
Saturday against Ohio State as the
Crimson warriors attempted to prove
to grads that they were fighting
team. But it is difficult to come
back strong after such a struggle,
and that gives Iowa an edge in the
battle on IoWa's grid Saturday. The
Hawkeyes are one of the surprise
elevens of the Big Ten this fall, and
have a brilliant performer in Oze
Simmons, Negro half back.
A hot debate has developed over
the battle in the spotlight-Notre
Dame and Ohio State. The Buck
eyes have beaten Kentucky, Drake,
Northwestern and Indiana. The
Irish stopped Kansas, Carnegie
Tech, Wisconsin. Pitt and Navy
Both teams boast a galaxy of ex-
pert ball toters.
Bank on Bard's' Punts
The Onions will put much of their
hopes in Jumpin' Joe Williams,
sensational sophomore who leads
the Big Ten in individual scoring.
The powerful kicking foot of Bill
Shakespeare is expected to prevail
for the Irish. Shakespeare is re-
garded by many as the nations out
standing punter.
1t will be Homecoming for Butler
against Wabash Saturday. Coach
Pete Vaughan. veteran Wabash
coach, has strong machine this
fall. one that proves its mettle in
each game. Included in the Cave
mems victims to date are Oakland
City Earlham. Franklin, Rose Poly
and Manchester.
Butler has returned to it's posi-
ton among the state leaders. The
Blue machine proved its power when
it ran rough shod over Valpo last
Friday, SO to 0.
Play Friday Night
The weeks activities open Friday
night at Evansville. with Franklin
opposing the Purple Aces. The game
was moved up day to avoid con-
f1ict with a full card of Saturday
high school games in the Pocket
City.
Coach John Van LEV seems to
have his Hanover team running
smoothly now and that means trou-
BILE for De Paw, coming on top of
the Tigers demoralizing setback at
Georgetown, Ky. The fray will be
pa GU az NI1CCllCdtoUlC odUu1O dy.
Rose Poly and Earlham usually
may be counted on for thriller,
and another is expected at Rich
mond Saturday, but the Quakers
are favored on grounds of their vic
tory over Bluffton, Ohio, last week.
Normal Rivals Clash
Little is known of Ypsilanti, VAL
paraiso's opponent Saturday. The
Michigan squad downed the Uhlans
last year. The Uhlans are weakened
by injuries received in the Butler
contest.
Though defeated last week, Man
chester holds the edge over st. Jo-
seph's. A real battle is anticipated
when the two normal school rivals,
Ball State and Indiana State, clash
at Terre Haute. Both tripped Frank
lin by single touchdown.
Oakland City moves into Danville
for the other melee of the week,
with the Central Normal gridders
defending their home goal POSTS