Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1925 — Page 23

FRIDAY, OCT. 9, 1925

MANY ‘FOREIGN 1 TEAMS ON STATE GRID PROGRAM Butler Leaves for Illinois Fray—l. U. Opens Big Ten Schedule at Michigan—Beloit at N. D. There will be plenty of outside competition this Saturday for the State college grid teams. Three clubs meet Big Ten foes, Indiana University opening its Western conference season at Michigan in the iirst game with the Wolverines since 1902.

Butler makes Its fourth annual Journey to Urbana to meet the Illinois squad-. A special train will ake local rooters to the scene of battle ra Saturday at 8:30 a. m. The Irvington outfit hopes to give Zuppke’s aggregation a terrific battle. The team left this morning at 7. One practice will be held In the Illinois stadium. Franklin College, which showed exceptionaily well against Rose Poly last week, takes on a tough assignment at Madison, Wis., where the Badgers will be met. Other out-of-State teams to clash with Hoosier teams are Beloit at Notre Dame, Eastern Illinois Normal and Rose Poly at Charleston, 111., Louisville at Hanover, North Manchester at Adrian, Bradley Tech at State Normal and Bethel at Evanville. Attention is atracted to the Notre Dame fray not so niuch because of interest in this Saturday’s result but because of the line It will give on the Notre Dame-Army game the following week in New York. -

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The “Irish" already have convinced the fans that they have another strong outfit, but the skeptical want to see just one more top-heavy score. The all-Hoosler game of most interest is the De Pauw at Purdue tussle. The Tigers showed up well against Butler on a muddy field, hut not many give the Greencastle eleven much of a chance against the Boilermakers. Wabash is expecting a slight breathing period between its many hard games when the Scarlet takes on Muncie Normal at Crawfordsville. It Is the Teachers’ first contest. Indiana Central, the University Heights Club, tackles the Eirlham team, which shows signs cf real power. The local outfit Is In for an interesting afternoon with chances favoring the Quakers. Vincennes probably is due for another beating at State Normal. Danville Normal was at Oakland City today.

Saturday College Football

STATE TEAM GAMES Butler at Illinois. Indiana Central at Earlham. Indiana U. at Michigan. De Pauw at Purdue. Beloit at Notra Dame. Franklin at Wisconsin. Muncie Normal at Wabash. Vincennes at State Normal. Rose Poly at Castern Illinois Normal. Bethel at Evansville. Louisville at Hanover. North Manchester at Adrian. Bradley ”ech at State Normal. OTHER GAMES (Home Teams Listed First) Allegheny vs. Geneva. Amherst vs. Bowdoin. Arkansas vs. Oklahoma Baptist. Atlanta vs. Knoxville. BaJdwin-Wallace vs. Kenyon, liiicknell vs. George Washington. Brown vs. Pennsylvania. California vs. Olympic Club. California Agricultural vs. St. .Mary’a. Capital vs. Western Reserve. Carroll vs Milwaukee Normal. Case vs. Otterbcin. Chicago vs Ohio State. Cincinnati vs. Georgetown. Colby vs. New Hampshire. Colgate vs. St. Bonaventure. Columb'a vs. Wesleyan. Connecticut Agricultural vs. Maine. Cornell vs. Williams Dartmouth vs. Vermont. Davis-Elkins vs. Juniaea. Delaware vs. Ursinus. Denison vs. Ohio University. Detroit vs. Columbia College Drake vs. Kansas Agricultural. Dubuque vs. Coe. Duke vs. North Carolina. Florida vs. Southern. Pordham vs. Gallaudet. Ft. Benning vs. Transylvania. Franklin-Marshall vs. St. John's. Fresno vs. Santa Clara. Furman vs. The Citadel. Georgetown vs. Lebanon Valley. George Washing'on vg Hampton-Sld. Georgia Tech vs Penn State. Gettysburg vs. Muhlenberg. Grove City vs. Canlstus. Hamilton vs Stevens. Harvard vs. Middlebury. Holy Cross vs. Providenee. Illinois Wesleyan vs. Augustana. lowa vs. St Louis University. lowa State vs. Kansas.

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John Carroll vs. Dugueane. Johns Hopkins vs. Haverford. Kentucky vs. Clemson. King vs. O.uantico. Lafayette vs. Washington. Lehigh vs. Drexel. Louisiana State vs. Alabama. Loyola vs. James Milllkin. Mercer vs. Rollins. Miami vg. Wittenberg. Michigan Aggies vs. Lake Forest. Minnesota vs. Grinnell. Missouri vs. Nebraska. Muskingum vs. Hiram. New- York University vs. Union. North Dakota vg Jamestown. Northwestern vs. Carleton Oglethorpe vs. Centre. Ohio Northern vg. Heidelberg. Ohio Wesleyan vs. Akron. Olivet vs. Kalamazoo. Oregon vs. Idaho. Oregon Aggies vs. Gonzago. Pittsburgh vs. West Virginia University. Princeton vs. Washington and Lee. Rice vs. Trinity. Rochester vs. Niagara. Rutgers vs. Maryland. San Diego vs. CaJifomia Tech. St. John’s vs. Boston University. St. Lawrence vs. C. C. N. Y. St. Xavier vs. Kentucky Wesleyan. South Dakota vs. Dakota W’esleyan. South Dakota State vs. Nebraska Wee. Springfield vs. Rensselaer. Stanford vs. Occidental. Stetson vs. Norman. Swarthniore vs. Susquehanna. Toledo vs. Dayton. Tufts vs. Bates. Tulane vs. Mississippi. Tulsa vs. Tennessee Doctors. U. S. Military Academy vs. Knox U. S. Naval Academy vs. Marquette. Untv. of Southern California vs. Utah. Univ. Cal.. So. Branch, vs. Pomona. Vanderbilt vs. Texas. Wash, and Jefferson vs. Waynesburg. West. Slate vs. Louisville. Wooster vs. Oberlin. Yal< vs. Georgia.

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