Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1920 — Page 21

ADDITIONAL SPORTS

IAY GONE WHEN HOOSIER TEAMS ARE BLUFFED WHEN OUT-DOPED ■ ■■ ■—■i—im 111 mill Laok of Fear for Favorite* Mark* Great Year in Gridiron Game

Over Entire State—Purdue Does Unto Indiana What Indiana Did Unto Notre Dame.

we a£ knew why be wm not the Pat of the

Kerr piayec dot. opposite in a manner

1921.

his first

rune for Por-

Hanny ^at^rod. and did the job

up a lead right under the gun*. Id if all the way, and tj*ere never a question of the flnat'outcome. Kingsolver. the ^rafsklln flyer, aylng his last game fur the Gold and lue, wound up hi* football career with a big 24-tol4 victory over Earl'ham- It' was a great windup to a

grdat career. I the line Butler closed it* season with a 9> j a touchdown ■

to-# victory over Chicago T. M. C- A., darxhcr dashes around hi a end for a total of and already the students are figuring } fifty yards, the I. C boosters will have to

out just what teams Pat Page and his ' •»** pedal that ‘only four yards men will condescend to wallop in 1*21..: Hanny a end all season..” Saturday's victory was the seventh! _ * * * . straight for Butler in a season fndtaaa center tno played its v marked by only one defeat. i «« been *n

j blocked a

mighty

toeantiful tackles behind yot rway for a run for after Xaekha'e twd

DePauw attacks to stmthereen* and covered pants with their oid-Uaw meed. In the Wabaah pre game parade Julia* Hector was the Crawfordsville caveman and Ed Chapman the DePauw sisiah. Whkh brings up the question. When if a ostah not a sisiah'- When she crocks a caveman. Twi sOgden. WaUy Well*. Stew Norria Buddy O Neill. The Terrible SluU and

company—some sistahs! nt shifting players from and ends to offensive guards mad tackles was 'mighty

puszbng to the

i*t# mm

kicker they would basket full of punts.

The W,

have ! or harder than

t Inc Boiler Makers within their

| fifteen-yard line.

|By Thomas A. Hendrick* 1

, ffco outstanding characteristic The annus

the 1*20 Hoosler football season Ml wajj typlcatl of yuarly evesU the fact that no team has at any time j that tneajpso much to football in In-

admitted defeat until the figgi) ***?*• ^ l ta , amm , ..

prhlhil*:. Regardless of dope and dis-j g reiK anr] ^‘'rnTncouragem.g»t* without exception n te and a half before the end of 1 every under dog Hoosler eleven na* the game came the clftnax. BePauw lisf-n above itself in its crucial' «2®' ] bad just flfvvered a wonderful tost and played the of ita inn. chance to score a touchdown by a against Its more favored / t iva T, . fumb)e on the Wabash eleven-yard

The wtuld war msrked the

I of Hooker ooUegiate athletics. The „,j.« w-i >. —= k*.

Notre Dame run*

The annual Wabash-BePauw battle i r ec y nJt< ? B U*™ ™? before as one

%*c

Back and forth all after

Thus Indiana, after t though on the whol*

In an ace of pulllrg out ft MefgTj.

;"7>*

looked like another #-to-# game.

the lee^ieg *ia is higher

the country: la-

the Conference than, in [ the up-from-nowhere

stunt and baa a real football team: Vatparaixo get* onto the footbaii mao in * creditable manner: and throughout the state the general standard of football and sportsmanship is higher than ever before. With football restored to our Indianapous atgh

to be a lot of promterial pouring into i

here i» gmag well-trained

Boomer colleges

litaods never cheered

— in those last final Galloway's great drop kick.

tw aad ■

I'dhemng of both DeFauW' and Wabash was {

every ! the best that b.»* bmn h^arrf *t Waducwtsm : ...

within HHff^

the next few

ctimibg tb fl?^

against

before under

an ac*

Thus Purdue, .

game of one of the most djsaatrou seasons ta Its ahtleUc hloffy ig JY*?}

the credit of a single

against a confcrenc# Maw. P«t «p the same dogged fight against IndS-

tins that Indiana ha^J put up

Notre Dame the

OimU »** . freumsiancea. . Although Indiana came off the field the victor. 1# to 7, nothing ff*\ ( ll*** sway from Purdiw/ th# exaUatSon if that glorious eighty-twO'yttd _ nar ^ down the field for a J. IiL the stiper-satisfaction of holding the Crimsou for four downs ins de the

Perdu# five-yard line- f ._

The great Purdue **5 touchdown was very reminiscent or the one led by *uffln« *Mffjnst Kotre Iiame last year, and R we* ***!.„„

an exhibition of coB#i*t*»t power as has been seen In

Thl* year. In ad

revious that

i-ltlle Gaily gig Hero.

It was almost dusk when little Galloway dropped back to the forty-seven-yard line for a try for goal or a last desperate forward pas*. The angle was against him, and chances of success seemed hopeless. Ogden's pass, like all Ogden passes, was perfection. Galloway caught the ball and in the same motion, unlike most drop kickers, let go of It and merely swung his leg without the usual pre-

liminary jump step.

Just where the driving power came from is a mystery, but that bail certainly did travel, ft lit out for those Wabash goal posts in a thoroughly businesslike way, cut the bar cleanly

Similar to Barry s third quarter

..... .. . previous t

the tide Of

in the middle and had enough room left to have cleared ft another fifteen yarfie hack. For a fraction of a second there was no sound and then a wild yell of victory broke from the IteFatiw stands. Everybody. In

of the week previous i»i ^

marked the tnrri of the tide r * balk all alone until pounced on by

hr*The squir.rtv a wild crew of happy, back-pounding

luTTVir ImLnest back in the teammates It wssfso dark that you Waclellfi.tna *^1^*1* J^nA supple- couldn't see the G* Ho way smile, but t short reward 0 S«ss^ over it certainly must have been there, rriented by Short torwsro p^w^ Oar- Norman Barry continued his briJthe Indiana st SLeha^Sf W*nt charging that caused the downJW82 -V.H. K.%U. am M ^’^SSTA-p, V5 tvs* Si) that got *w®r'5*rl th< |and so Notre Dsme defeated North-

7. before the largest saw a game at Ev-

ii* wail ISnT to Car Norman Bar

men and the beauttfil mechanical llsnl charging PtJtiSS of fhe I'urdue shift did the, f*H of lndlam

^ Out this one bit

Crimson, and f£om thst'tlmc on theiann so -vor,.,. (tolier Maker* were on the defence. - western. to In the second half not once did Pur-. crowd that ev*

Thu <h rosy, for

as not tbwv I

that *■ k teem s few

Cotooel Btrk was down th* field on. every 1 the best that has been heard at Washmgten

Uvg e«Lr

this is.wwne IchT 3 _ * | th?Tt^S-at '

Deader rally 2hrk has hug won the Wilbur,

scholarship, whkh u the highest honor given final Note—Watch for The Nows 1920

tm scholastic ctawhas in eogineerng. All-fttate teaas on 'W«*wsdtag. _ ^ * " * . . 1 Oh boyl Too U be surpnaed! "The Spilt Spheroid., or Busting the Ball” f ■ mm. m m m

wa* a bttie skit staged by Captain Risiey foitowing Indiana's touchdown. Eis kicked the goal the b*R hit the upright, split wide open and Wiekied over the Tsar as Sat ** baby's balloon just after the pin expensaer.t.

• * * .,

Ted Ortten never looked better than be did 1

Time after time he passed the j

The record of eat* Big Ten team for the season, including only conference games, follows:

Games.Tooch- FTd.Tot .Teh-Tat. W. L. te. Gfe. gl*. pt*. da*, p . 5 • » 7 1 AS 3 20 ,.4178 2 54 329 .3 1 6 « 2 48 5 35 . 4 2 5 ft 7 88 ft 37 ..329616ft 544 2243138 3 21 2366145 857 84118 7 8 61 2 4 ft 3 L 36 3 27 6 6 3 3 6 21 11 '

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Walter Hadfield Breaks Three Flag Cycle Record

manahip waa anyPnng you omdd get away with. For example, th* fight at the Butter Bose Poty game at Terre Haute: the Vslpo forfeit at DePauw and last aad worst of all the utterly inexetisabie attack made by Wabash students on the DePauw band in the CJaypoo! lobby Saturday. This rowdyism be'umes ail the more dugurtm* «hcr, it is realised that no coi.^ge in the elate ha* finer traditions of hard firbtmx aad I than Wabaisb, It wan of this type that killed high scnooi football in Indian spoil* for twelve long years sod will injure college foothsi! In the public mind uoiees stamped out.

• • •

The “set stuff” for the Purdue boon* comimr at Lafayette was fine The Indiana -ifwi f' iro'ae bands played, paraded, the rival stands bad the aratual exchange of cheers Eddie Brackett paraded at the head of the Indiana band and B A. Uhl *W»!»ed higb aad handsome at the b-ad of the Purdue musicians, but the Mg thrill was supplied hr unscheduled, esteenporaaeoo* and spontaneous^ events. All the fraternity dog* from EPn pop* down Isvsfcl the field during practice. They ran dawn punt*, made flying tackle* at the cheer leaders aad meemd up things in general. What they didn't do the kids did. The Purdue band turned lo<«c several hundred toy sausage balloons that floated a few feet above the ■ The sight of these unchsperoomj was too much for parental dis ctpline. Kids flocked on the field and fought it out among themselves for posses sion of the treasures until chased off aiotu?

with the dogs.

It looted like ok! tune* to see Pat Dono van back at the end after his siege of appendtcitis. In the Jowa game every one wondered what Was the matter with Pal

tt*v* nopwesslfttt of the ball tn 1 anston. The Irish started early Slid ’ A Httie later when be went to the hovpitsi

Indians territory. , i ilpfenfiM kicking of

it was only the Pot# Rfit*. Jfl; t from under

b*il to Galloway for a punt, aed then wcr.: down the field and nailed the receive? m hi# tracks. At one period Ted made four - _

successive tackles on ** many plays. He Thrse-r lag

was throorh. around down, under, owr sa fact, wherever the bali^was. there was Ted. Both team* missed several good chaoee* to win., Wabaeh had a wonderful •'hanoe early in the first quarter when Starand jurt failed to reach a forward pass behind tV DePauw goal Knr. Later the Scarlet was held for downs inside the twelve-yard bn* Just as the first half ended Meodenhall sot free on a beautiful forward pass from Ga:Soway. Finally he was run down from behind, . about seven yards from victory. It loohed *s if he could have gone enr-r 'tk A line aad he run straight for it instead of rutting so far to the ieft. But it s a So: easier to make toachdov.ns in the pres* box

than on the gridiron

Tommy Thompson. Wabash captain: played a great game, both on defense and often* Seidensticfcer and Oox. Indianapolis boys, showed a world of promise.

* • •

Stas aad and Mi! stead were twin stone on defense. They mashed budding

Details of the breaking of the

record—from Canada to

Mexico—by Walter Hadfield. driving a Harley-Davldson motorcycle, have been received here. Hadfield left Blaine, Wash., and finished at Tia Juana, Mexico, just forty-nine hours

The Three-Flag record is one of

the most coveted in motorcycle circles, the distance being approximately l «*a miles down the Pacific coast. Ind the going range* from oentonj roads to mountain paths. The time of Hadfield slices over a day W6« tke original record made by E. G. Bakdr of Indianapolis. Baker* time was 1

day* 9 hours and la minutesSince Baker made the record on an

Indian it has been held by Hadfield previously to this time on a Harley and Wells Bennett on an ExceUiov Hadfield sliced two hours and five

minutes off Bennett’s record-

EIGHTY FIVE-MAN TEAMS IN CITY BOWLING TOURNEY The annual city bowling tournament will open Saturday evening at the Central-Democratic Club alleys, the opening games to start at 7:15. The list of entries show eighty fiveman teams. 193 two-man and 374 singles listed for the championship tourney. Secretary Charles Cray has called a meeting of the team captains to be held at i the Central alleys Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock! when drawings for position of squads will be held. This drawing will be for the five-man event only. Mr. Cray will be in charge of the tournament and will be assisted by William Snyder.

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score within readable

iff , ^ ^ pit:' kept tbs

imit*. / Bate's Kessovsl Iltoaefrens.

tn fact ths break of the game, came j vhen Rate was put out of the game in the third quarter, and Purdue's

‘kicking ability, went with him.

Indiana's touchdowg by Minton late In th* second auarter was a In ton affair wholly. He broke hrough the center of the. Purdue; lue, almost fell, recovered tils '•‘et iiNd ran thlrty-Ov#, yards for the touchdown, while Purdues second* jury defense seemed momentarily j

stupid and blinked at the P 1 **-

I The winning score was ft sixteenyard placement kick by Captain Risley. It came after line plunges galore and a shower of forward paef** had been stopped fly the hard flghl- H

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$1.00

That Moanin’ Melody.Fox Trot. Paul Bieae Trio. Rose of Babylon. Fox Trot. Paul Biese TrloJ*

A2000 10-lack. $1.00

Think of Me Little^ Daddy. One Step. Wilber Sweatman’s Jazz Band. "But.” Fox Trot. Wilber Sweatman’s Jazz Band.,

Hawaiian Twilight.

Waltz.

Columbia Orchestra. On Pensacola Bay. Medley Waltz. Columbia Orchestra.;

.42094 10-tack, $1.00

A6168

, 12-lack,

$1.20

Intemrban Store

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