The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-25

made before the men from Green
castle had fully recovered from their
dazed condition. and then they braced
mp. lt was pure case of the hardest kind
OF luck that DePanw did not score IN the
hrst half They discovered that it was
almost useless TO try to 20 around Purdue's
ends as her tackles seemed to be omnipres-
ent, but they tried to push the forwards.
and IL worked like q charm. Time after
time K. d. Smith, Whitcomb and f. NJ.
charged those living ramparts. and when
the writhing mass was uDtangled It
would be found that the horse-hide sphere
had been advanced. These baiterir q ram
plays carried the ball down to within five
ers of the yellow yelled and yelled again.
MADEA FATAL BLUNDER.
Then occurred that fatal slip. E. o.
meant that Newell was to take the ball and
circle the right end. Little Kuykendall
crouched behind the big center and
seized the ball as it came rolling
back. Newell was advancing toward
him already under full head of steam,
ready to seize ir asst came, but Kuy kendall
threw 1t too low and lt struck NewelPs
knee, which was pumping mp and down
like q pIston-IoL. it bounded OFF. and be-
fore anybody realized it. Studebaker was
lying prone on il. and il was Purdne's ball.
study" then kicked the ball to the center
of the teld, and the supporters of the yell
low breathed a sad 1T might have BEEN"
lt was q wonderful brace that DePauw
took in the second half. 1t took Purdue
Just twenty-five minutes TO score. Again
and again her backs and heavy Iine-buck-
srs. Kinney and Little, were sent, and
about oil they got was. perhaps q bleeding
nose. Out Of the tangled heap they would
pop ND smiling. according to the traditi
of oil sport, and 20 at IL again. They
finally dragged it over, and the ball was
once more taken to the center of
the people so, from oun old DsPauWS s' fought H
like demons turned loose from some fiery
pit L. O. Smith time after time plunged
into that hole made for him by Whitcomb
and Mitchell where Finney and FulkersOn
stood: again and again Fry would lower
his blonde head and charge fall tilt at the
opposing forward: then 1t would be wiry
little Newell, aud then Whitcomb and
Mitchell. In vain Stevenson and his men
every nerve to stop them. Purdue
fought every inch OF ground as she
never fought before. The money of the
teams fellow-stucents was mp by the hun
dreds OF dollars that DePauw would not
score and il those who lost say that their
men did not struggle valiantly to save
them it 10 because the loss gals them too
much.
DE PAUw's ONLY TOUCHDOWN.
The ball got down to Purdue's five-yard
line. and it still belonged to DePauw. The
next play was prolific of DePauw's only
touchdown, and it was made in pre-
ciseiy the same way that Yale
scored against Harvard. DePauw msssed
it's men as though for a giant shove over
the line, and Purdue called mp all of its
men to meet It. The ball was snapped
back, and when Purdue came to Fry was
calmly seated on the cliptical sphere back
of Its goal posts. He had got clean away
around the right end. with no one to stop
him.
to play and 1t was all over but the shouting.
The score at the end of the game wan
Purdue 81. DePauw6. Purdue is not verj7
much elated over her victory. The plavers
and their partisans bad said that DePauw
should not score, and that they would run
didn't. and they felt little blue over ,t.
although a victory is q victory and Purdue is
entitled to it by superior playing. DePauw,
on the contrary. feels considerably
s CHI , SR1 , They had been tols
Would 50 walk on their SesIs ar%
leave them on the field at the end of
the game stamped into the ground, that
that they are quite well pleased with
themselves. and Will 60 back TO Greencas-
tie. wake up few of the IS pes of Rip Van
Wrinkle down there. and tell them that
they have done something.
The game wac not altogether free from
slugging Whitcomb and Finney had
bout or two and big "Stevy" never failed
TO use his fists. elbows or knees when q
chance was presented. Polk, Purdues
risht-end. was ruled Oft in the second half
for jumping on Wb!tcomb's head and
kinfner took his place. Nobody was
seriously hurt although Whitcomb. Fin
ney, JamisoD. Fry and Orion were oil laid
mp for repairs ct times during the game.