Indiana at Chicago
Saturday, November 16, 1935 Share
Indiana beat Chicago 24–0. It was their 24th meeting; after it, Chicago led the series 20–3–1.
Final
In the newspapers

The Indianapolis times, Indianapolis [Ind.], November 18, 1935, page 6 (results column)
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of the famous Old OaKen Bucket S from the West Coast 10 tackle the Il an inter sectional rivalry of long st Major college football will reach its finale for the 1885 season in In diana with these two games, as only three more tits remain for the Sec ondary elevens of the state. two OF them this week and the other on Thanksgiving day. Valparaiso will Invade Evansville for an Indiana intercollegiate Conference tilt while Hanover will step over into Kentucky for a SkirmiSh with the boys of Georgetown, Saturday. Hanover will close on Thanks giving with a game at Bloomington, Ill, against Illinois Wesleyan. AS the proteges of 30 McMillin at Indiana and Noble Kizer at Purdue dig their cleatS into the turf Of the practice fields this week, deter mination arises that only an i’m pending game between the Boiler makers and the HoosierS can Stimulate. Supporters of both teams have waged arguments galore over the relative merits of the two elevens with the outcome now appearing a toSS-up. Boilermakers Come Back Purdue’s flash back to form and its upset win over the vaunted Hawkeyes of Iowa at Lafayette Saturday, 1876, after three success sive defeats at the hands of Carnegle Tech, Minnesota and WiSconsin, stirred the Boilermaker fans to the point they feel their crippleS are now in shape and the grid warriors victory minded. The 24–0 trouncing handed Chi cago by Bo McMillin’s charges was all the Crimson supporters needed. They point with pride to the return | to stride of the eleven after the | Ohio State setback 1t shows tie with Iowa, and victories over Mary land and the Maroons. AS one glanceS at the returns OF the football scores of last Saturday and the week before the question arises, just how long does it take for teams like Notre Dame and Ohio State to recover from such a Cruel ling battle as they staged two weeks ago? Slow to Regain Peak | The next week saw the Buckeyes barely edge out Chicago and Notre Dame bow to Northwestern. Last Saturday the Bucks were scant one-touchdown winner over Illinois and Notre Dame needed to put on a thrilling drive in the last minute to exc out a 6–6 tie with Army at New York. Butler University eleven. Indiana intercollegiate Conference cham pions of 1885, dropped its only game of the season in the finale at Kalamazoo, Mich. The count was 1877 The annual rivalry scrap between Wabash and De Paw, series that has been going on since 1889, ended in a scoreless deadlock, with the Scarlet-clad warriors having sew eral opportunities to score, but unable to make good on any of them. Franklin won its only game OF the year, taking Rose Poly into camp 27–0 1t also was the swan song for football at the Engineer school, Coach Phil Brown an nounced school authorities have decided to abandon the grid sport at Rose Poly. Hanover BOunces Back Hanover was in gear Saturday and took the Ball State Teachers into camp 20-l3. 1t was an upset victory. Indiana State pulled down the curtain with 1910 victory over Evansville College eleven at Terre Haute. Southern California seemed to find itself in the last quarter against Washington State Saturday and no doubt the stimulus of the trip to the East will have the westerners in the right frame of mind to give the upstaters q busy afternoon. Indiana clicked in its best form Of the season at the Midway Saturday Reed Kelso, big center of the Grim son, who had been expected to boot several field goals this season only to suffer an injured leg early, tailed three points by that route against the MaroonS. He boosted his total to five points for the game with two additional points after touchdown by place ment kicks, The other 10 points OF the 24-point Indiana total we’re sup piled by Davis, Norton and Walker They scored touchdowns and a line plunge by Miller tailed another point. Corbett Davis was the big gun ir the first half assault of Indiana on Chicago ably aided by Harry Cherry former Washington High Schoo star of Indianapolis. Huffman out punted Berwanger in the thirc

The Daily Alaska empire, Alaska, November 18, 1935, page 5 (results column)
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GRID SCORES ON SATURDAY The following are final scores of principal football games played last Saturday afternoon: College of Puget Sound 12; Con- zaga 50 College of Pacific 0; California 39. Oregon State 13; Idaho 0. Montana 0; Stanford g. Oregon 6; University of Portland 0. Louisiana State IS; Georgia o. Washington State 10; Southern California 20 Iowas6; Purdue 12. Indiana 24; Chicago 0. Wisconsin 13; Northwestern 32. Georgia Tech T; Alabama 38. Texas Christian 28; University of Texas 0. Kentucky 13; Tulane 20. Vanderbilt 13; Tennessee T. Texas A & M 10; Rice IT. Southern Methodist IT; Arkansas 6. Michigan State 27; Loyola O. Cornell 6; Dartmouth fl. Fordham 45; Muhlenberg 0. Minnesota 40; Michigan 0. Nebraska 0; Pittsburgh 6. Lehigh 0; Princeton 27. Notre Dame 6; Army 6. Ohio 6; Illinois 0. Temple 26; Marquette 6. Colgate 27; Syracuse 0. Yale 55; Lafayette 0. Harvard fl; New Hampshire o. Special Delivery t. Doug.as Dali.
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Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
Chicago 60% to win. Indiana won as Elo’s underdog.
The series
Every Indiana–Chicago gameChicago leads 20–4–1 in 25 meetings, counting the one since this game.
| 1936 | Indiana 20, Chicago 7 | |
| 1935 | Indiana 24, Chicago 0 | |
| 1934 | Chicago 21, Indiana 0 | |
| 1933 | Indiana 7, Chicago 7 | |
| 1932 | Chicago 13, Indiana 7 | |
| 1931 | Indiana 32, Chicago 6 |
Around this game
Indiana
- Next gamevs. PurdueNov. 23, 1935
- SeasonIndiana in 1935
- ProgramIndiana history and records
Chicago
- Next gameat IllinoisNov. 23, 1935
- SeasonChicago in 1935
- ProgramChicago history and records
