The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-26

The umpire was Nyce, of Princeton; ref
cree, w. ID. McCord, of Princeton, the two
starting with the flying wedge, making fif-
teen yards. but was called back for Sec
ond start, as Chicago played off side. JAM
Buschman fifteen and Jamison five yards
again, when Purdue lost on a tumble. Chi
cago now gave the ball to Bliss, who broke
through the tackle protected by fine inter-
ference and with an open field before him.
Jamison. however, was equal TO the occa-
sion and downed him before he gained fif-
teen yards. Neel punted fully seventy
yards, and Aldrch secured the ball over
the line, but downed and a safety
counted two for Chicago TO Purdue's moth
line, and gradually worked towards the
home goal, Gerber making one run Of thir-
ty-five yards. The ball was lost on a FUN
BILE. and the fourth down Neel punted
sixty yards with the wind. Buschman made
a fine catch and returned twelve. Finney
made forty-five yards. The ball now surged
backward and forward across the field the
teams employing the same tactics and exc
cutting plays that would have ,,, CON
fused piss nade s %,a be nelr 0rlra ns
Lamay received gracious applause from
Purdue, and Stagg played his characteristic
game. Finney was everywhere, never fail
''Heffelf1nger," out-played the old one from
Yale. The ball traversed the field twice.
work. Chicago sent Allen over the line.
Stngg missed goal. but this gave Chicago
six, and Purdue was terribly chagrined.
With great determination Jamison made
twelve yards and Finney six, but Purdue
lost on a, tumble, Chicago pounded the
center oa End tackled put fort gained
son caught and recovered, and after fif-
teen yard runs by Fulkerson, Finney and
Little the ball was carried over by Fulker-
son in just seven minutes from the kick off.
Finney punted out successfully and kicked
goal. Score: Chicago, 5: Purdue, g. The
ball now surged again: Finney made run
of forty yards, but Nichols stole the ball
from Buschman and made a beautiful run
of thirty. Time was called with Shicago's
ball on Purdue'S thirJy-iive-yard line, and
the score even.
The excitement was Intense and results
dreadfully uncertain when the second half
began. Chicago soon lost the ball and Pur-
due went down the field in good style:
Khobein, the new guard, distinguished
himself. Finney made the touch down, but
failed to punt out Score: Purdue. 10: Chi
cago, 6. Chicago now made twelve yards,
Finney stole. the ball from Neel and nadc
and Finney made the third touch down.
missing goal. Purdue. Ia. Chicago again
taed to T1 ar@nd rrh end bv R
erson made a heroic tackle, breaking, UP. n
terrible interference Purdue gained the
ball and went straight for the goal. Finney
Chicago now started maSnificently across
the field, but lost the ball at the twenty
in the last minute of play Bliss went
through the tackle and made a touchdown
for Chicago. Stage failed to kick goal,
and the Score stood: Purdue. 20; Chicago.
TO- Purdue had thirty seconds left and
made one rush of thirty-flve yards when
time was called. The strong point OF Chi
cago's plays was great interference and
sure tackle. but they were outdone in the
same tactics by Purdue. Olin and Nc
Alister played faultless> ends, while Gerber
Jamison and FaulkerSon eclipsed the record
at guarding. Neel made the longest punts
ever been seen here, even overreaching the
great Ames. OF Princeton. Aldrich played
a fine quarter. Lafayette is wild tonight
over a genuine victory.