The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-11-15

LAFAYETTE, Nov 11.-Special.-
Purdue met her first defeat this after
noon since Butler defeated her on
Thanksgiving day. 1890. The victory
was won by the Ann Arbor giants and
over 1000 people saw them pile 46 points
while Purdue was making S. The
visitors played a quick. strong offensive
game. penetrating Purdue's line like a
bullet cutting card board Another
feature Of their playing was their
magnificent line interference. When
they tried to advance Purdue was help
less to break their way. The play began
at 2:S0 p. m. with the teams lined up as
follows:
Ann Arbor. Positions. Purdue
Furbert. end :. McAllister
w. Griffen. Left tackle. D'w's. F'n'y
Hooper. ...-...Left guard. Fulkerson
Smith ...........C Center .Deardon
Heminger... Right guard. -. .Khobelin
Villa Right tackle. ........ Little
Aldrich. Right end ........N. DIN
j. Baird Quarter ........ .Aldrich
Dyer, Senter. half. $3.50. Buschman
Fr'nd, Dygert. Right half........E. DIN
Dygert, Dyer. Full back. Jamison
Purdue won the ball on the toss and
made twelve yards with the Cornell V.
Short gains We're made through Michi-
gan's line and Purdue lost the ball on
downs. Michigan held the ball only
moment and lost it to Jamison on a
tumble. Little and Ed Olin advanced
it four yards and dropped it. but Olin
fell on it and the ball was safe. IN
effectual attempts to penetrate RIichi-
gan's line gave the visitors the ball on
downs. Michigan then began to batter
Purdue's center. going through from
one to seventeen yards, ana Griffen
scored a touchdown in seven minutes.
Dygert kicked goal
After Purdue had advanced the ball
fourteen yards with the Cornell V and
Downs had added two through the line,
Michigan accepted the sphere on downs
and Freund went round Purdue's end
for twenty yards. He was hurt and
Senter took his place
Purdue Could Not stop Them.
Purdue could not stop her opponents
and steady gains through center and
the tackles gave Dyer a touchdown
Purdue took eighteen yards on the open
ing play, but could not advance farther
and Jamison punted thirty yards. Mich
igan carried the bail back some dis
tance with short plunges and lost the
oval on a tumble. Purdue could not
advance IT and Michigan got the ball,
but quickly surrendered it on four
downs. She recovered it in a few min
utes and plunges by Furbert, -Dygert and
Griffen carried the latter over Purdue's
line. No goal. Purdue took twenty
three yards on the Cornell V. After
futile attempts to advance, Jamison
punred twenty yards. Finney relieved
Downs at left tackle. Dygert had the
ball and Michigan kept it until a num-
Der of rushes gave Griffen a touch
down Goal. The feature Of the next
play was Ed OHn's muff of Dygert's
punt. The first half closed with Michi-
gan in possession of the ball and
punched on Purdue's ten-yard line
Ann Arbor opened the second half with
a dash of twelve yards and pushed
right along. assisted by five yards for
of side play until Griffen was able to
cross the goal line. Goal
Purdue's Inning.
This was Purdue's inning. Finney
made twenty-five yards with the Cor
nell V. Then came short gains through
Michigan's line. Buschman going around
the end or twelve yards. Then came
more short gains and Buschman tried
the end again, scoring a touchdown.
No goal. Michigan got down to within
three yards Of Purdue's line before
Purdue got the ball on a tumble, but
recovered it up the field on a punt and
Villa soon ambled over the goal line.
Goal.
The ball was lost and recovered sew
eral times on downs and fumbles before
Heminger got touchdown Goal
Purdue started with the ball and by
some end plays and interference, as
sisted Ed Olin over the line for a touch
down. No goal.
Dyer made thirty yards on the open
ing wedge and after short gains Tur-
bert passed Purdue's end for a touch
down. Goal. Finney made twenty
yards on the opening dash and twenty
five yards were added for a foul tackle
by Michigan. The visitors got the ball