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enjoyed the game throughout. The two
teams lined mn as follows.

Oafne was called at 2:30 o'clock, and the
mepp men appeared about even in weight, with
DePauw little the best of il. They
showed confidence from the first. DePauw
won the toss, and took the ball, giving In
diana University the south goal. DePauw
began by using the rush line, and Miner
ing goal; DePsuw. 6. Indiana Univer-
sitye then started with wedge, made
five yards. and lost the ball about twenty
yards In front of her own goal. 1t was
carried across the line, but Murphy fell on
it and made safety for DePauw. Score,
eight to nothing in favor of DePauw. In
diana University then had the ball at the
twenty-fve-yard line, and kicked 1t thirty
yards. Miner made good catch and re-
covered ten yards. Then his men lined up.
and Arbuckle and Miner made short runs,
both tackled by Purdue Indiana got the
bal, but Arbuckle caughtit tumble and
made a touchdown. Minor kicked goal.
Score 90 to in favor of DePauw. Indiana
made ten yards with O wedge, and Purdue
kicked the ball. Miner fell on 1t across the
foul line, and DePauw then worked her
rush line down the fed, OrtoD making
touchdown. Miner once more kicked
goal piling up the score to 81 for DePauw.
Indiana then made fifteen yards on wedge.
when DePauw rushed back twenty yards
into Indiana territory just as time was
called.
The second half opened by the home
team starting off with wedge. The ball
Purdue kicked and Brewer followed the
ball The ball was touched by DePauw,
and Brewer carried 1t across the line, CIV
ing touchdown In three minutes. Fisher
failed to kick goal. The score now stood
ssto4 A. DePanw then used the rush line
from the twenty-tive-yard line and lost the
ball. but gained. it on Indisna's fumbles.
Orton making a touchdown, but Miner
failed to kick goal. Score. 80 to
4 Indiana next rushed, but failed
Tn ANYTHING and lost th6
ball by four downs, and no game.
Jones made a touchdown for DePauw.
Score, 10 to A. The ball was punted out, but
not caught. and another touchdown was
made by Orton for DePauw. Score, A to 4.
At the kick the ball struck the cr0ss-bar
and boundedlback. The DePauws fell on
the ball and Orton made q touchdown,
Minor kicking goal Score, 30 to 4. In
but soon losing the ball. Minor ran forty
yards with it, and Smith followed with q
long run and succeeded in making o touch
down. Minor again kicked goal Score
56 to 4. Indiana now started with the
usual wedge and made five yards, which
was soon lost. Purdue made long kick
and McMullen caught the ball and ran ten
yards. followed by runs from Smith and
Minor. Minor making the touchdown and
waxing he s0a oaeS se0F' The to rsfs4se Tms Mas
Merrill MoOrss and the umpire was
Thomas Middleton, both of whom gave
excellent satisfaction. The game was
good-natured throughout. and the DePauw
boys were all much pleased with the royal
treatment from the Indiana team. The
best playing for Indiana was done by
Brewer. Purdue and Murphy; for DePauw.
by Minor. Orton and WhitcOmb. No one
was injured in the least. At the last mo-
ment, owing to the absence of HOttell
Purdue was put in at right half back, and
Miller played back for Indiana University.
Other Games.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 31.-Yale, SS;
Lehigh University. o.
WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa, Oct. S1.-Williams-
port Y. NJ. c. A.. o; Wilkesbarre, so.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 31.-Lafay cite,
second team, 0; Kingston Seminary, 9.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 31.-The first
football game for the championship be-
tween the elevens of the Kansas and Mis-
souri, State Universities was played here
to-day before an immense crowd. The