Indiana at Chicago

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  The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], October 25, 1934, page 1

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  [. i. Working Hard in Spite of Open Date MCMiIIin Watches Outcome of Next Opponent, Iowa, Against GopherS. BIZ Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. Is With an opening in the football schedule this weekend. 30 McAInlin is taking advantage of the breathing spell by sending his In diana university squad through steady two weeks drill in preparaton for the homecoming game here Nov. 3 with Iowa Both Iowa and Indiana have been having an up-and-doWn sea son this fall Iowa made an I’M presSive start when 1t walloped Northwestern. POT. but suffered a loss to Nebraska, 1913. and then apparently went completely hay wire against Iowa State. The state college turned loose some sophomoreS who upset the HawkeyeS. 31–⁠6. Indiana likewise started well against Ohio university. 27–⁠0, then fell before Ohio State, $50. The Hoosiers rallied to hold Pop War ner’S tough Temple team to a Go tie, but were “Berwangered” by Chicago 21–⁠0. Fans can tell a little more about Iowa Saturday. after the Hawkeyes bump into Minnesota, now reckoned the most powerful grid ma chine in the country. MCNIillin isn’t satisfied with his teams lineup, but his lack of reserve strength is handicapping him in trying to find any suitable replacements. 1t is hoped that the twO-week conYalescence period Will give Indiana’s cripples enough time to again be in condition for battle. Pete Beeson, rugged senior tackle. played a good ball game at Chicago and now looks like a probable start er against the Iowans. Bob Keck, full back and guard, also played a good defensive game against the Maroon eleven.

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Chicago leads 20–⁠4–⁠1 in 25 meetings, counting the two since this game.