Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 182, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1926 — Page 29

NOV. 5, 1926

GIVES A UTO ROUTES TO FOOTBALL TILTS Hoosier Motor Club Lists Highways in Best Condition for Trips to Gridirons Saturday.

Best routes to the football games next Saturday, as given by the Hoosier Motor Club, are as follows: Dp Parnv vs. Illinois Wesleyan Indianapolis to Greencastle —Heaving the city, go west on Washington St. to the forks in JLhe road, about three miles west. Bear left on Rd. 40 and follow same to the intersection of Rd. 40 and Rd. 43. Turn right and proceed north on Rd. 43 to Greencastle. Distance, forty-four miles. The road is of pavement except the last five miles of the trip and that portion is verv good gravel. Northwestern vs. Purdue Indianapolis to Evanston Go north on Meridian St. to Thirtieth St. Turn left and proceed west through the park and on west threequarters of a mile beyond the park. Bear right on Rd. 52 and follow same to 'Lebanon; west on Rd. 32 to Crawfordsville; Rd. 34 to the In-diana-Illinois State line; Rd. 10 from the State line to Danville; Rd. 1 to Watseka and Chicago. From Chicago go north on Michigan Ave. (Rd. 42) to Evanston. Distance, 246

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