The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-06

downs when II was within fifteen yards
of the goal line. Mitchell. the DePauw
guard, was downed trying to go through
the center and on the next snap back
FumbIed the Ball.
Pattison got the ball on a tumble and
made ten yards.
There was another short gain when
Buschman made a miserable tumble,
though he held the ball Jamison fol-
lowed up Buschman's error of play with
another tumble and he lost ten yards.
The ball was again passed to Jamison
after the next lineup and he tried for
a goal from field, but failed. The effort
was a good one, but Jamison was too
quick for accuracy. The trick was APP
plauded, but some of the Purdue en-
thusiasts were sore at the failure of the
play and were disposed to criticise. De-
PAW carried the ball to the twenty
five-yard line and Kuykendall was sent
through the center for a gain of five
yards He made another short gain, as
did Albright and Mitchell, these men
working the ends. Kuykendan made
another of his brilliant center bucks
and there were short gains up the field.
DePauw was playing rapidly and Kuy
kendall and Whitcomb made good gains
around the ends, accommodating twenty
two yards. The ball was once more put
on Purdue ground and Whitcomb was
buc6ing the line. He called for ALI
jumped the ball as 1t was passed to him
and Crowell got *. lie fumbled It, but
kept it i'm front of him and twice 1t
bounded To the ground. He recovered
himself and had made a run of twenty
yards when he was tackled severely
al hfc N fftra6 ehptfl1ar re
tired and Griffith was put In his place
The tide Of luck seemed to turn with
the placing OF Griffith i'm Crowells posi-
ton. Pattison was sent through the
center for eight yards and Buschman
followed with n gain Of six yards be-
Dearborn carried the ball cleverly for
FIFTEEN yards around the right end and
Buschman followed with similar play
and secured a touchdown behind goal.
Fulkerson kicked goal amidst the
plaudits of the "hoilermakers' " support
ers. The score was a tie and Purdue
was happy.
Purdue Gains Courage.
DePauw again began with the flying
wedge but Travis. who carried the ball.
was downed by FulSerson's strategy
after a run OF six yards. Kuykendan
was sent against the center but he was
caught as he sprang for Robertson and
downed without a gain. Albright was
given the ball and an attempt was made
20 make hole for him In the center by
four players behind the line dashlng for
the objective point. He only got five
yards before being tackled. Again the
ram play was tried and Kuykendall
made an effort to gain the ground but
failed TO get beyond the rush line, big
Turner stopping the four men.
Albright got five yards on a mass
play and was tackled brilliantly by Pat
tison in the next attempt. 1t looked for
a moment as though he would get a
clear field. DePauw was showing signs
OF fatigue and the next three scrim-
images awaited them nothing and the bali
was lost. Burns, Purdue's giant guard,
made a hole for Buschman and the In
dianapolis boy registered a touchdown,
running from the center OF the field
FulkeTson kicked the ball low and IL
struck the goal bar. but bounded over.
Capt Whitcomb protested against the
goal being counted but the referee
ruled against him and Purdue had 1S
The Interference by Pattson. Aldrich
and Jamison was splendid, these play
ers keeping off all of the DePauw men.
The remainder of the half saw the play
largely IN the center of the field Both
sides made gains alternately and each
side lost the ball on four downs. Jamison
made a great run for twenty-five yards
and for a moment ii looked as though
he would get a touchdown but Xuy-
kendall made a clever tackle and ended
the prospects for a score. The first
half ended with Purdue in the lead
Score: Purdue, Is: DePauw, IL.