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

emergency and the ball sailed cleanly
over the bar. Score: Purdue, "a; De-
PAW, II.
DePauw continued with the flying
wedge trick and Kuykendall placed fif-
teen yards to the good before the mass
was stopped. Albright went around
Griffith and added ten yards. Kuyken-
dali bucled the center for a gain of
three yards and Albright scored five
yards on and end play. Travis was sent
to the center, but failed to make gains
and the ball was lost TO Purdue on four
downs. Buschman here made one of the
most magnificent runs of the day and
one of the cleverest runs ever seen on
the gridiron in this city. Aldrich passed
him the ball from the snap-back and he
made for the right end of the DePauw
rush-line. Jamison was along side and
blocked Collins. Kuykendall was then
the only man to pass. Buschman stum-
bled i'm his effort to dodge the active
little half-back and this ratified Kuyken-
dali. Jamison was on him In an instant
and prevented any further interference.
Down the field sprinted Buschman, his
feet clogged with mud, but he got his
touchdown. Fulkerson did his duty In
the goal-kick also and the score was:
Purdue, 80; DePauw. II.
Flying Wedge Again.
The monotonous flying wedge was
again used by DePauw and Travis got
twelve yards. Albright increased this
five yards by evading Turner, but he
was tackled by Pattison. kuykendall
darted through the center for three
yards and Albright made a gain of eight
yards by a left end play. DePauw then
lost the ball on downs and Finney made
pretty run to the fifteen-yard line be
fore being tackled. Pattison kept up
the good work and went around the
right end for touchdown. Fulkerson
was equal to the emergency and kicked
goal. The score was: Purdue, So De-
Pauw, -
DePauw once more depended upon the
flying wedge, but Kuykendall could not
do better than seven yards. Albright
made a short advance. and after this
Kuykendall added sixteen yards on a
sneak through the Purdue line between
the right guard and tackle. Albright
was hurt in the next storm of the center
and Bearss went in at half-back. He,
Travis and Whitcomb made short gains,
but lost the ball after this on downs.
Pattison made a brief gain. Finney,
however, from the next snap-back made
one of the best plays of his life. 1t was
grand stand play. He went
around Mounts and crossed the
field to the mud. Down the
south line he ran doing his own
parrying and made a touchdown. There
was also some fine interfering by Jami-
son and PattiSOn. ScOre' PURDUE, AZ,
DePauw, II.
DePauw Done Up.
The flying wedge trick came again
from DePauw and Bearss got in fifteen
yards. Travis went around the right
end for five yards and Bearss registered
ten yards more. Short gains We're made
by all Of the team and the ball was car
RED into close proximity to the Purdue
goal. Kuykendall scored a touchdown
a moment later by avoiding the left end
and tackle. Whitcomb kicked goal
Score: Purdue, ~; DePauw. IS
The remainder of the half was full Of
interest, the ball being first on one side
and then on the other. but at no time in
very close proximity TO either goal
Fulkerson was hurt and retired I'm favor
OF Van Valkenberg. but the agony was
about over.
The following is the summary of the
days play:
Touch-downs: Buschman. 8; Jamison
l. Pattison, 1; Finney, /; Kuykendall. .,
Whitcomb. /. Goals kicked: Fulkerson
T. Whitcomb. 3. Umpire, A. G.. McCord
Referee, ID. w. McCord.