The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-25

BcsIer Dean had a good chance for a
longer run, but was tackled by Shideler.
Clark hammered the lire for three-yard
Clark again bucked IL for one yard. The
play was on Training Schools thrty-fve-
yard line. Training School then held High
School and secured the ball on downs.
Shideler gained three yafds, Wiley tack
ling him. Wheeler funlbled and Wiley
secured the oval. Clark gained one yard
and then Ward Dean took the oval. and
after running back ten yards and lodging
several Training School players splashed
through the water and made net ad-
vance of three yards The next play re-
suited in no gain and then Masters ran
too far back and was tackled, with q loss
of six yards. Wiley was called on for
punt and sent the ball over the VI. 7. II. s.
goal line for n touchdown. The oval was
brought back to the twenty-five-yard line
and Erull punted for forty-five yards. Bos-
Ter returned 1t eight yards and time was
then called. with play seven yards in High
Schools territory. /. II. s., O.; M. 7. Ii.
s., 0.
THE SECOND HALF.
On account of Pickett suffering a chill
there were changes in the Nj. T. III. S.
lineup from that given above. Shaw re-
placed Shepard at right tackle for High
School and Tolin succeeded Wiley at left
half. Krull kicked off thirty-five yards
for NJ. t. H. s., and Masters returned it
ten yards. Tolin attempted kick and
was blocked, but Bosler fell on the ball.
Tolin then punted. Tolin punted thirty
yards and Shideler returned it to the center
or the field, where he was downed by
Hail. Hotz went through the right tackle
Tor three yards and was downed by Hall.
wheeler made four yards, and his progress
was stopped by w Dean. Steele took the
hall and fumbled, but one of his team
fell on the pigskin. High School held their
opponents and secured the ball on downs.
Clark took the ball and passed it to W..
Dean, who was tackled by Woodbridge,
with loss of six yards. Tolin punted
twenty-five yards to Shideler, who mo-
mentarily fUmbled, but recovered and re-
OF the line and fumbled, High School Sc
curing the oval. The ball was passed to
Tolin for a kick and he missed it, Hotz
securing the ball and pushing it forward
five yards. The play was then twenty
yards In High Schools territory. Shideler
was called back and fumbled, /. II. s.
securing the ball. Tolin then punted TWEEN
~ yards. Hotz endeavored to make
gain, but ID. Dean tackled him, causing a
loss to nj. Il. III. s. of one yard. Hotz
went around the right end for five yards.
Shaw tackling him. High School then Sc
cured the bail on downs. Training School
was penaliZed five yards for off-side play.
Tolin punted thirty-five yards, Shideler re-
turning 1T eight yards. Krull punted ten
bled, but High School recovered the oval.
A CLEAR END RUN.
Ward Dean made one of his clever end
runs, advancing the ball twenty yards.
Masters was tackled with loss of eight
yards. Tolin kicked fifteen yards, Krull
securing it, but was downed in his tracks
The play was then in NJ. T. H. s. territory.
Krull kicked twenty-five yards to Tolin,
who returned five yards. Tolin hammered
the line for three yards. Kaylor was taken
out and Gellman substituted.
Gellman made pretty play, preventing
l. III. S. from gaining. Then Tolin made
a beautiful forty-yard punt and shideler,
who secured the ball. was downed by d.
Dean before he could return the oval.
Arull returned the kick twenty-five yards.
Diddle here succeeded Wheeler. Tolin
again made sensational punt, sending the
Dali forty-fve yards into NJ. L. H. s. ter
ritory: Shideler was tackled on Training
SENIORS twenty-hve-yard line. Diddle took
the ball, but was pushed back for loss
OF two yards Krull then punted twenty
yards. Tolin returned the kick thirty-five
yards Shideler returned five yards. Krull
kicked twenty-five yards, Tolin returning
ten yards with the aid of good interfer-
ence. Tolin punted fifteen yards and the
teams lined up on M. t. II. S. IS ten-yard
line. Krull punted twenty yards and again
LOihh SSht the bdlI Oh KICK over the
Training School goal line for touchback
1t was brought out TO the twenty-five-yard
line and Krull kicked. The whistle then
blew for the end of the game as the ball was
stopped by High School fifteen yards in
Training Schools territory. l. H. S.. 0;
Nj. L. III. s., 0. The teams lined up as fol-
lows:
NJ t. III. S. Positions. /. II. s.
Reed, Coval. .......Left end. ..D. Dean
Coval, Woodbridge. Left tackle. Mast
Steele. Left guard. ..........G Gibbs
Raffensperger. Center . Spencer
Kaylor, Gellman. Right guard. Wells
Right tackle. Shepard, Shaw
Shideler. Right end. Dean
Pickett, Reed. Quarter .............. Hall
Wheeler, Diddle.. Left half. Wiley, Tolin
Hotzs.............R Right half. Clark
krull. Full ........... Bosler
Officials-Don Scott, Illinois, umpire; r.
Il. France Michigan, referee; West timer:
McCinniS and Bean. IineSmen Time of