Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 November 1915 — Page 13

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915,

PURDUE EXPECTS TO HAVE WINNER IN '16

Boilermakers Will Lose Some of Their Stars, But Classy Material is About Out.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov.

Coach Andy Smith's work this season is regarded as very successful, despite the fact that Purdue lost to Wisconsin and Chicago. He had limited material, but he taught his men football, and his success in this particular was thoroughly demonstrated in the Indiana game. It is felt here that Indiana should have won but for Purdue's superior knowledge of the game.

The Boilermakers were outweighed more than ten pounds to the man. They played a defensive game most of the time, because they had been drilled to do iL Purdue depended upon Pults' line punting to keep Indiana out of the scoring zone, and the plan succeeded admirably. Each time Pults punted, Purdue gained ground, and each time Indiana punted Pults would run the ball back from ten to twenty yards. In this way Purdue kept the ball in the middle of the field, and only once or twice were the crimson players within striking distance of the Purdue goal. The fact that Indiana gained much more ground than Purdue shows the offensive strength of Coach Childs' men, and also shows the Boilermakers' success in keeping the crimson from scoring. Purdue feels that the work of Pults and Blocker was primarily responsible for the Purdue victory, although the entire team played in good style.

Coach Smith's contract with Purdue expires this year, and there was some talk of his giving up his work here. However, the students and alumni are strongly in favor of retaining him, and it is now felt that he will surely remain for another two years.

It is very likely that C. A- Buechner, of South Bend, left tackle on this year's eleven, will be captain of next

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due's victory over Indiana in the closing game of the season greatly pleases all students and alumni of the universitv and already the followers of the Kpld and black are. looking forward to tSo season of 1916 with a feeling' of considerable satisfaction and an air of confluence that next year will bring unusual honors to Purdue on the gridiron. The team loses some of its best plf:yt-rs, trained veterans who have been responsible for the good showing the Boilermakers have made in this year's games, but it will have some excellent material from this year's freshman eleven, and the announcement that Dick Abrell, the brilliant halfback, who was out of the game all this season with injuries, is to return next year is reassuring' news.

year's team. Buechner has played a consistent game this season and is a popula: player. There is also talk of I'. H. Hake, of Gary, left end, beinggiven the honor, but in all probability Buechner will be chosen. Buechner i:? a junior also.

Captain Blocker. Purdue's great center, who played his last game for the gold and black Saturday, was awarded a place on Walter Eckersall's allconference eleven. He is the greatest center ever developed at Purdue since th early days of the game here. Pults, the star puntor and drop kicker, who also starred in the Indiana game, is another who completed his career at Purdue. The others on the Boilermaker team who have played their final game are Finn, quarterback Stinchheld, end Bishop, fullback Oxer, fullback, and Walter, halfback. This leaves for next yearns team the following regulars from this year's team: Buechner, Hake, Berns, Mason, Proud, Van A ken and Landis.

In addition to Abrell, the new material next year will include Hoffine, the big 1^5-pound halfback Bartlett. a star lineman Faucett, quarterback, and several others from the 1915 freshman eleven.

JEWETT TOPS MARKSMEN.

Three marksmen participated in the membership trophy shoot of the National Rifie association at the Fort Harrison Rifie club yesterday afternoon. Of the trio, Jewett was high with a total of 125. Lee was second with 112 with Simmons third with 90. The scores were as follows 200 yds. 300 yds. 500 yds. rapid fire slow fire slow fire Tot. Simmons ..31 30 29 90 Lee 3S 39 35 112 Jewett ....45 41 39 125

The annual competition of the Indiana Rifle association will be shot at the local range, Thursday.

CUBS AFTER GALVIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.—Malcolm Galvin, the Wisconsin full back, who withdrew from football when his eligibility was questioned, likely will sign a contract to pitch for the Cubs within a fe-v days. Galvin has been highly touted as a pitcher and now has a proposition under consideration which was sent to him by President Thomas.

MAROONS LOSE STARS.

The Terre Haute Maroons will be without the services of two stars. Whetzel and M. Sullivan, for some time as both players were injured in Sunday's game at Lawrenceville, 111., which was lost by ths local team, 12 to 6. Whetzel suffered a broken leg while Sullivan sustained two busted ribs.

FEATHER CHAMP WINS.

TOLEDO, Nov. 23.—Johnny Kilbane won- against Packy Hommey of New York here last night in a 10-round bout. Hommey weighed 130 pounds, the featherweight champion weighing 124.

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Indiana Coach Picks "All-Conference" Eleven

BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. Nov. 23.—Head Coach Childs of Indiana has selected the following as his choice for an allConference eleven: Hquirer, Illinois, left end Buck, Wisconsin, left taciclc Blocker, Purdue, left guard Watson, Illinois, center Redmon. Indiana, right guard Shull, Chicago, right tackle Bastian, Minnesota, right ond Pogue, Illinois, left half Macombnr, Illinois, right half Bierman, Minnesota. full back Russell, Chicago, quar-

Twenty-eight Indiana freshmen football men have been awarded numerals for their work during the season just ended. The men were chosen by Coaches Erehart and Ed Davis, who have led the squad all season. The men will be awarded red coat sweaters with white 1919 numerals: Measurements will be taken and the order sent as soon as possible.

Sixtv men tried out for freshman football this year. Thirty-one were left on the squad at the end of the season. The team has t-ecn one of the best freshman aggregations evti1 to face the varsity in practice. The best work of the season was seen in the scoreless tie played between two tea.tis picked from the squad as a curtainraiser to the Washington and Lee game at Indianapolis.

The men chosen to receive numerals and sweaters are VV. Hess. A. Hess, Cy Davis, Ruman. Julius. Beck. Wagner, Nelson, Chambers. Moore. Reeves Henning, Vedder, Hiatt, McGinnis, Rustenbach Heminger, Schnable, Gilbert, Feuters, Klefer, Straub, Cogswell, Mulligan, Farr, Fisher, Gray and Wiley.

'15 Record of State Teams

NOTRE DAME.

Notre Dame, 32 Alma, 0. Notre Dame, 34 Haskell, 0. Notre Dame, 1 Nebraska, 20. Notre Dame, 6 South Dakota, 0. Notre Dame, 7 Army, 0. Two games yet to play. Notre Dame vs. Texas, November 2o. Noire Dame v«. Rice Institute, November 27.

Total—(to date) Notre Dame, 98 opponents, 20. DEPAUW.

DePauw, 0 Indiana, 7. DePauw, 6 Franklin, 2. DePauw, 49 Illinois Normal, 3. DePauw, 9 St. I,ouis University, 21. DePauw, 42: Earlham, 6. DePauw, 39 Butler, 0. DePauw, 14 Rose Poly, 6. DePauw, 0: Wabash, 84. Total—DePauw, 159 opponents, 79.

WABASH.

Wabash, 7: Purdue, 7. Wabash, 38 Louisville, 0. Wabash, 13 Washington, 8. Wabash, 40 Franklin, 9. Wabash, 36 Butler, 7. Wabash, 34 Northwestern College, 7. Wabash. 35 Earlham, 0. Wnbash, 34 DePauw. 0. Total—Wabash, 202 opponents, 38.

ROSE POLY.

Rose Poly, 20 Eastern Illinois Normal, 0. Rose Poly, 32 Hanover, 14.

RoBe Poly, 7 Earlham, 6. Rone Poly, 7 Butler, 0. Rose Poly, 6 Louisville, 22. Rose Poly, 6 Winona Aggies, 7. Rose Poly, 6 DePauw, 14. Total—Rose Poly, 84 opponents, 63.

EARLHAM.

Earlham, 0 Wittenberg, 6. Earlham 13 Kentucky State, 54. Earlham, 6. Rose Poly, 7. Earlham, 16 Hanover, 6. Earlham, 6 DePauw, 42. Earlham, 0 Franklin, 64. Earlham, 0 Wabash, 35. Earlham, 34 Butler, 19. Total—Earlham, 75 opponents, 233.

FRANKLIN.

Franklin, 2 DePauw, 6. Franklin, 20 Butler. 16. Franklin, 9 Wabasn, 40. Franklin, 74: Hanover, 0. Franklin, 64 Earlham. 0. Franklin, 14 Louisville, 7. Total—Franklin, 183 opponents, 69.

BUTLER.

Butler, 0, Kentucky State, 33. Butler, 16 Franklin, 20. Butler, 0 Rose Poly, 7. Butler, 7 Wabash, 35. Butler. 0 DoPauw, 39. Butler, 20 Hanover, 7. Butler, 13 Earlham, 34. Total—Butler, 62 opponents, 175.

HANOVER.

Hanover 14 Butler, 32. Hanover, 6 Earlham, 16. HanoVer, 0 Franklin, 74. Hanover, 27 Kentucky M. I., 7. Hanover. 7 Butler, 20. Total—Hanover, 54 opponents, 149.

TEN PINS

Elks' Bowling League.

The Browns lost three straight to the Athletics in the Elks' Bowling league last night. The Athletics were hRnded a 14 pin handicap per game, but the gift pins were not needed. The Quakers were donated three games by the Braves, who failed to show. The Quakers rolled without opposition and Sanford was high gun for the evening with 213. Score:

ATHLETICS.

166 146 14-)

Prltchett ... 181 187 13? 158 116 182 161 155 Hamilton ... 117 163 15C Handicap ... 14 14 14

Totals 796 727 782 BROWNS. Lawrence ... 104 182 McCarthy .. 202 163 Hlmmelbauer 141 97 125 165 138 183 158 151 694 715

QUAKERS. 153 167 213 131 74 103

Forbeck .... 141 174 140 Langenbach 141 134 171

566 549 627

Tonight—Red Sox vs. White Sox Giants vs. Reds.

ARMY SORT OF CONFIDENT.

WEST POINT, N. Y„ Nov. 23.—The makeup of the Army football eleven which will meet the navy at New York Saturday will be determined during the practice hour tonight. Knight, the fast and husky "plebe," is putting up a good fight for left guard against O'Hare, the veteran. Knight weighs 192 pounds and O'Hare Is one pound heavier, but the coaches are looking for speed.

Although there appears to be a general air of confidcnce among the squad concerning the outcome of the game, Coach Daly declines to make any predictions, saying he preferred that the players "sit tight and worry."

ANNAPOLIS, Md., Nov. 23.—Navy's football squad again will have secret practice this afternoon. The coaches still are undecided as to whom they will place in four of the positions when the team lines up against the Army next Saturday. In consequence they have not been able to give as much time as they wished to polishing the rough spots in individual and team work.

GIBBONS EXPECTS BATTLE.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Nov. 23.—When Mike Gibbons gets back from a short deer hunt with his brother Tommy in the northern woods, he will begin a hard session of training for his match here Dec. 10 with Young Ahearn. It is pointed out here that Mike evidently has a lot of respect for Ahearn's ability, because lie was insistent for a time that the date of the light t-e set later In December.

TiiKRE HAUTE TRIBUTE.

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'M" Received by 1% Gophers

MINNEAPOLIS, 'Minn., Nov. 23.— Fourteen members of the Minnesota championship football squad received letters at the "M" club banquet last sight. Those who got the prize letters were: Baston, Turnquist, Sinclair, Hanson, Dunnir.gan, Hauser, Quist, Johnson, Sprafka, Ballentyne. Long, Wyman, Gray, Bierman and Tenfioff.

PRETTY SOFT FOR CORNELL.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Nov. 23.— The Cornell football squad arrived here today for final preparation for the annual game with the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day. Coach Hharpe planned to have the men practice at Inlet park this afternoon. Light work will be indulged in tomorrow. Tho players will remain here until Thursday morning.

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