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time was called. Score: Purdue. IS; De
Second Half.

for Dearborn at the opening of the second
half, but DePauw's objection held that no
injury having been received by Dearborn,
no substitution could now be made. Dear
dorf soon accommodated the Methodists
with an injury, however. which, while not
fatal to Dearborn, brought Mr.. Finney on
the field with all his old-time vigor, to
Weld a pereeptible influence in the game.
The second half was called at 1888.
furdues lying wedge pushed the ban
thirteen yards into DePauw territory. Pat
tlson made no gain through DePauw's left
tackle, but Bushman pushed the ball three
yards through DePauw's right before being
pluckily tackled by Albright. Pattison made
tackle, and Bushman Immediately came in
for a twenty-yard gain around DePauw's
right end. Pattison struck DePauw's CEN
bucked DePauw's center to no avail, re-
ceived the injury which called Finney upon
the field in his place. Finney's advent on
the field was soon followed by a touch
down by Purdue. Bushman going through
DePauw,s left tackle for three yards and
DePauw's line, Bushman running around
right, went outside the line, and
the ball was carried in fifteen yards on De
PauW..S Vineyard line, from where, after
a half-yard gain by FulkerSon through left
guard, Bushman pushed the ball across
and end. Fulkerson kicked goal; made the
score: Purdue, "A; DePauw, u.
Travis, in DePauw's flying wedge, made
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of fifteen yards around Purdue's left. and
still another of five yards around Purdue's
right. Albright sprinted around Purdue,s
left for a gain of ten yards, Kuykendall
Immediately after making his play through
center for a three-yard gain: Albright ran
around Purdue's left end for a six-yard
gain. DePauw attempted a new Harvard
play with little result. Travis gaining but
one yard through Purdue's right tackle.
made no gain. Whitcomb went through
Finney for a three-yard gain, but not far
enough to prevent the loss of the ball to
the Purdue, people. Bushman now made
greak enthusiasm from the Purdue contin-
gent. Brushing aside all attempts at tack
making Purdue's fifth touchdown, Fulker-
son kicking goal. Score: Purdue. 80; De
Collins now succumbed to sickness which
had influenced his playing sperceptibly
throughout the game. and Sandy took his
the flying wedge, made eight yards for
DePauw. Albright followed with a five
yard gain around left end. Travis forged
three yards around the right, Kuykendall
four yards through the center and Albright
four yards around Purdue's left end. Pur-
due secured the ball on four downs, and
Pattison. in Purdue's third long run, car
ried the ball nearly ninety yards to a touch
down. Fulkerson again kicking goal, the
score stood Purdue, sc; DePauw, II
yards. Albright going around Purdue's
left end for two yards, kuykendall fol-
lowed with a plunge OF seven neGyt ards k snppnSf
fumbled the ball. but Sedgewick fell upon 1t
ut once. Albright. slightly injured, retired
from the game, ana mt11e sM Gains 6earss
the few remaining minutes of play: Travis
made two yards through Purdue's right,
Whitcomb bucked the line TO no purpose,
and Travis made a two-yard gain through
Purdue's right tackle. kuykendall
squirmed through Purdue's line for a yard
gain. Bushman and Travis were both
slightly hurt, but soon resumed play. Kuy-
kendall struck Purdue's left for a three
yard gain. Whitcomb having made an in
dues line. Purdue secured the ball on four
downs. Pattison and Jamison having gained
little against the Methodist rush line, Fin
ney secured the ball, and by a magnificent
run of ninety ards over the muddy field,
made Purdue's seventh touchdown, Fulk-
erson kicking goal. Score: Purdue, AZ; De
Darkness was fast coming on, and but a
few minutes remained until the end of the
second half. DePauw braced herseit tor a
final effort which resulted in her third
touchdown. Bearss, in DePauw's flying
wedge, advanced fourteen yards; Travis
was sent around Purdues right end for five
wards. Bearss followed with a ten-yard
gain 'around Purdue's left. 1.-the Kuyken-
dali slipped through the center for four
Yards. and Captain Whitcomb made two
yards through Purdue's right. Travis went
through the same opening for a six-yard
gain, and Kuykendall was hustled through
Purdue's center for a slight advance.
end. Travis two yards around Purdue's
right. Whitcomb went through Purdue's
KuykendaIl to slide around Purdue's left
for a touchdown. Whitcomb kicked goal
Cor the third time. Score-Purdue. a; De
Paw, IS.
UNAVAILING STRUGGLES.
Purdue's wedge made a twenty-five yard
gain. Bushman struck DePauw's right
end for three yards, and Little made two
wards more at the same place. Griffith
and Finney bucked the Methodist line to
no avail, and Bushman did no better,
the ball going to DePauw on four downs.
Bearss scurried around Purdue's left
for a fiye-yard GAIN "a tho krykenda Ei made
seized the ball and made for sDePauw's
goal. but was called back by the umpire.
skin Travis tried Purdue's right, but
made no material gain. Kuykendall and
Bearss made a yard apiece. kuykendall
yard gain, while Travis went around Pur-
dues right some fifteen yards. Travis
was hurt, and play was stopped for a mo-
playing through Purdue's right tackle,
made a two-yard gain, and Bearss followed
with a slight gain around Purdue's left:
three yards, and Whitcomb through LEFT
tackle pushed the ball one yard further.
Yards. Bearss around Purdue's
left end for five yards. Fulkerson was
called off of the field by PurdueS manager
on account of evident exhaustion, and Van
Valtenberg went in ct left guard. Sandy
dashed through Purdue'S right tackle for
a five-yard gain. KUykendall followed
with an advance of four yards through
left tackle, and on the next play went
three yards through the same hole: Travis
and Kuykendall struck Purdue's right and
center to no avail, and Purdue secured the
ball on downs. BuShman, with the bali.
was downed after an advance of one yard
by Roller. whose fine tackling was a no.
ticeable feature Of the DePauw game. Pur-
dues tumble was taken advantage of by
Roller. and the ball went to DePauw.
Kuykendall made at the Purdue line for n
four-yard gain through the center. Travis
sprinting around Purdue's right end, adj
vanced the ball thirteen yards. Captain
Whitcomb carried the ball three yards
through the line near the Purdue center.
4 tumble gave Purdue the ball. while a
foul tackle secured the Lafayette eleven
twenty-five yards advance. Jam;son sprint
ed around DePauw's right for n fifteen
yard gain. Little went five yards through
right tackle. Pattison in the succeeding
play making no gain against DePauw's
line. After a tumble, JamisOn secured the
ball. Pattison made the last play of the
game by striking DePauw's line to no
avail. With the ball between the center of
the field and Purdue's goal time was called.
Score: Purdue, ~; DePauw, IS.
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