The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-29

Wabash won the toss and took the west
goal. l. L. kicked of for thrty-hve yards
to Reed. who carried the ball by fine run
the entire length OF the field for touch
down. Pattison failed on goal. Score, TO
o. l. L. kicked off for thirty yards and
Wabash failed TO return it. The ball now
changed hands twice on downs and Clouser
then made two runs around the left for
Wabash. one for thirty yards and another
for fifteen yards. Pattison then scored an
other run of fifteen yards around the
right end. Wabash was then held to downs.
l. L. punted thirty yards and Hunter failed
to return il. The ball was then signaled
10 Hunter for a punt, but he missed ii al
together. losing the ball for Wabash on
downs. I. L. then carried the ball twen-
ty-five yards down the field by gains
through the line. Williams then punted and
Reed returned it fifteen yards. Clouser
was sent around the left end for forty
yards. Again the ball was passed to Hum
ter for punt ard again he failed TO touch
It, losing the ball for Wabash. Sheek was
then pushed through the line for a run OF
thirty yards, scoring i. L. her first touch.
down. Williams kicked goal. Score. I. T..
g. Wabash 4. Wabash kicked off for forty
yards l. L. returned it five yards. The
play, but she soon lost 1t on downs. /. L.
then ran twenty-five yards around the left
end. but punt of twenty-five yards put
the ball in Wabashs hands, who returned
IL ten yards. Hunter again failed on punt,
and the ball went to 1: l.. Wno was M held
Pattison then ran fifty yards around the
right end and then wabash was held TO
downs. |. L. ran thirty-tive yards and by
gains through the center Williams ran over
the line. but dropped IL on his way to the
goal post. and Clouser, for Wabash, tell
on It, This was what l. g claimed a. touch
cree, ii was allowed 10 go, and Williams
kicked goal. Score. u to 4. This ended
When play was resumed Wabash kicked
off for forty yards. and /. L. returned Il
five yards. Williams punted,, but the punt
of |. US goal, and Wabash fell on 1t. Pat
tison kicked goal. Score. 10 to II. !. L.
kicked off for thirty yards. and Wabash
was was then held to downs and Wabash
worked criss-cross. with Reed CARRYING the
ball for twenty-five yards. Wabash was
of fumbles and off side plays, with eball
finally going to Wabash who carried 1t
to 1. It's seyen-yard line when l. Us time
keeper yelled time Is up. Nabash's
timekeeper claimed five minutes to play:
but l. L. left the field and Wabash pushed
Williams over for touchdown. Patitson
kicked goal and the referee gave the game
to Wabash Is to II
Wabash was weakened by the disability
of Ristine. who was injured by fall. Sui
livan also played "doubtfuP ankle,
which had not entirely recovered from an
injury received two weeks ago. In first half
Ragleson was injured and Hunter substi-
tuted Ristine did not play in first half,
but as the score then stood Il to against
Wabash he walked out on the field on
crutches, which he threw down and en-
tered the tussle to win for Wabash. The
referee was Arms of Wabash. and the
umpire Wrenn. OF Indiana University. The
weather was clear and cold and the at
tendance good
A member of Indiana University faculty
who witnessed the game, in a private dis
patch to the Journal last night. said:
Indiana University won a hard game by
a score of u to 10. The .eams agreed to
stop at 4:45 o'clock on account of darkness.
When Indiana stopped. Wabash, unop-
| posed, made a touchdown and claimed the
game Wrenn, of Harvard. gave the game
TO Indiana"