The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-11
DePauw.
Position

Hall. Right Scotch
Reeve
Cullom. Full Ballard
l. A. Downs. Purdue. acted as referee;
i. ID. Grant, University of Chicago, as UNI
pire. and Corbett and Flint as line men:
DePauw started with the ball, Ballard
kicking it down the field to clifford. who re-
turned it ten yards, Hall CARED it through
yards, but DePauw stole the ball and
Reeves returned it for fifteen yards in a
beautiful play, breaking the line between
and Scotch raised DePauw stock by a
ten-yard gain around the right end. De
to au Butler Tas on sp'a a fumRbIes. After Gai gains aGn i1 Sy
Clifford and Hall Butler was gwen ten
yards on an off side play. Raub broke
turn to lose the bali. but Culiom made a
feint and kicked the ball thirty-hve yards
snatched the bali. followed his i%nterfer-
a touchdown. Parker failed TO kick goal
and the score was four for Butler.
ya ndsarb but hiS c@lIom ,hf fuP piSsdih an sTea scotfee
captured the ball. Scotch distinguished
himself by making gains OF four, five and
1t was once fumbIed to Butler, who quickly
lost on downs after a herioc struggle with
in three yards of the enemy's goal. but
Mitchell plunged over the line, making the
first and only goal for DePauw Ballard
Kicked goal. and the score stood: Butler. 4;
Bevilie kicked the ball thirty-fve yards
for Butler. II was well caught by Reeves
again, but Hall broke through and tackled
him.. with a loss of five yards. Ballard now
punted down the field. but Butler fumbied
seventeen yards around the left end. Bal
lard carried it five, Mitchell five more. and
after several short gains DePauw lost on
four downs when within the ten-yard line.
Parker stimulated the tin horns and hoarse
voices OF the Butler partisans by making a
the fine guarding of Clifford, Beville and
Owings clear across the field and thirty-five
was tackled by Kuykendaii. Butter now ad-
vanced eight yards by Hall through the
tackle. five by Beville through the center.
near the goal she fumbled TO DePauw,
but the Methodists were too surprised
TO speak and lost in downs. Hall sailed
around to the left end for a touchdown and
. Ballard kicked goal. DePauw. s; Butler. 10.
DePauw gained thirty yards in the kick
a short return. Clifford went around the
right end for fifteen yards. but was brought
sprinted clear across the field, but made no
gain. and Beville made eight yards through
the center; Bohlsnd, DePauw's right guard.
bone and was replaced by Gary. Bohland
was a crack man and DePauw's line was
ford's blood was now aroused and he made
a gain CT twenty-eight yards. guarded by
yards, and Hall plunged through a scr:m-
mage for eight yards and a touchdown.
Parker kicked goal and raised the score
DePauw kicked the ball thirty yards, but
she had lost her grip. and Parker gained
twsnty-foSr yards around her right end.
Mitchell and Dee tackled feariessly and
well. but Clifford started for right end. gave
was a success and Hall made fifty yards.
Clifford cleared the remaining three wards
and the score stood Butler. p; DePa nlShe 3
when time was called. In the second half
the ,plucky little Jack KuykendaI was re-
Thus DePauw was weakened by the loss
OF two of her best men, but she played the
now outclassed at every point. Ballard
started the ball for twenty yards. and
Reeves saved lit, 1t for sn 9ePauw, But the adj
Butler, Clifford broke through the line.
lodged the full back. who fell on his face.
and the goal. Butler. IS.
Ballard now made 2 magnificent kick Of
ffty yards, but B15ie ,rs r es11 rapidly:
lost II and the Elwood man made several
fine runs behind the fine interference OF
careIessly dropped the ban over the line.
Parker this time failed to kick goal and the
Ballard kicked the ball forty yards down
the field. but Butler repeated the old story.
and after a fine exhibition of team work
she gave Clifford another goal to his credit,
and finished the score. Butler. SO: De-
Pauw, 6.
Buffers playing was evidence of the
rapid development OF a raw team In the
hands OF an experienced trainer who has
seen the latest and highest exposition of the
game. Much praise Is due coacher Flint
for the work he has accomplished In such
a short time. The DePauw team also shows
Improvement at Corbett's hands, but CIR
cumstances have not been altogether favor
able for the best work at the home OF the
college. and when Bohland and Kuyken-
dali left the field the team was demoraliZed
but although weak there We're no such ex-
hibitions OF green and awkward playing as
characterized the game with the Artillery
The game throughout was an exhibition o.
fine playing. although Butler did most OF IL
Butler will meet Wabash In this city or
Nov. "a, and a close game Is expected.
High school Wins from North street
The Indianapolis High School team yes
>srday defeated the newly-organized North