The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-29
In Second Half.

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After the rest Training School was the
first to appear upon the field. This team
made no change in it's lineup. but when
Shortridge came on the field it was seen
that Hacker had replaced Conner at center.
Steele kicked off to Hall on the fve-yard
line and Hall returned it to the thirty-ive-
yard line. where Bosler punted to the fifty
yard line, and on the lineup for Training
School Olin made a twelve-yard advance,
followed by a gain of one yard by Steele
through the right guard. Jack Shideler adj
vanced the ball to a first down by hurdling
the right side of Shortridge's line.
Kittle pierced the right guard for a gain
Of seven yards, carrying the ball to the
t%hirty-yard line. He penetrated Short
ridges right tackle and carried the ball
from the thirty-yard line to the seventeen
yard line. Wheeler attempted to skirt the
left end but was tackled with no gain.
Krull made a short advance TO the four
yard line.
Woodbridge tried straight through center
but was blocked. Kittle then took the ball
for the remaining four yards and went
over the line for a touchdown. Krun con-
Verted 1t into a goal from a difficult angle,
adding six points to Training Schools
score.
Score at this stage of the game: Training
School, Il; Shortridge, 6.
The scene in the west half of the grand
stand following this play was decidedly in
tereSting and picturesque. The students
from the Training school huSged each
other frantically and with feverish haste
ran the entire gamut of their class songs
and yellS, the musical directors on the
ground beneath dancing about wildly like
Bosler punted to Shideler on the fifteen
yard line and the latter worked it back TO
the twenty-five yard line. On the lineup
Shideler was given the oval and made a
gain of five yards through Shortridge's
right tackle. Bonham received good inter-
ference and by skrting Shortridge's left
end made a five-yard advance. On two line
plays Shortridge failed to make the gain.
Then Krull punted to Hall on the forty
five-yard line. Hall caught the ball, but
was dOwned in his tracks by Jack Shideler.
IN TRAINING SCHOOLS FAVOR.
Up to this part of the second half the
play was in favor of Training School. Bos-
Ter punted to Woodbridge on the thirty
seven-yard line and the latter was downed
in his tracks. Jack Shideler, with good
interference, pierced the west side of the
line and took the ball to the center of the
field. Kittle made a two-yard advance
through ShOrtridge's left tackle, with the
play on the middle line. shortridge made
a game defense and held krun with an
advance of but one yard.
Olin and Woodbridge failed to make the
necessary gain and Shortridge secured the
Ddll on QOWUS OH L0elT nIIY-IOur-ydrQ line.
Bosler punted TO the thirty-yard line and
after a tumble Woodbridge fell upon the
ball. Krul made a right-end run, carrying
the leather for a six-yard advance.
In the scrimmage Bonham was laid out
and was replaced by Fesler at the left end.
kittle went through the line, carrying
three or four Shortridge players along with
him, and advanced the ball to the fifty-two
yard line. On a tandem play Olin worked
the ball to ShOrtridge's forty-eight-yard
line. Fesler went through for two yards.
Wnn1hriHOn made q short gain which rao
followed by Krull. Then Kaylor went
through Shortridge's right guard, but was
forced out of bounds after a twelve-yard
gain. The referee called Kaylor down just
as Bosler fell on the ball.
The ball was given TO Training School
on the twenty-yard line. Wheeler tried to
go around the left end, but was blocked.
Shortridge secured the ball on downs at
this point. Bosler kicked to Thad Shideler
at midfeld and Shideler returned it TO
ShOrtridge's f~Orty-hve-yard line. Kittle
was then given the bali and made an ad-
vance of two yards through the left side
of ShOrtridge's line.
Jack Shideler skirted Shortridge's right
end for twelve yards. Fesler made a short
gain on a right end play. Olin then ad-
vanced the ball TO the ffteen-yard line.
Steele started through, but only gained
two yards. as he was held by the mass OF
Shortridge's players.
FUMBLED THE BALL.
On the next lineup there was a tumble,
but Woodbridge secured the ball. Train
ing School then attempted a place kick
from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT line, There was
a bad pass to Thad Shideler and, although
Krull made a beautiful attempt, the ball
passed outside the goal post by a narrow
margin of about six inches. Bosler made
a free kck from the twenty-hve-yard line
10 midfield, T. Shideler securing the ball.
lie worked II back 10 Shortridge's forty
Vineyard line and then Kittle, Olin and
woodbridge carried ii 10 the twenty-five
yard line. HoldsOn succeeded TOlin at
full for Shortridge.
kittle carried the ball 10 the seventeen
yard line. Fesler went around the end
Tor i've yards and here Shortridge made
a stand and secured the ball on downs.
The ball was passed 10 Bosler and Krul
broke through and dOwned him on Short
ridges three-yard line.
Bosler punted 10 the thirty-yard line 10
Woodbridge who returned 1t TO the fifteen
yard line. running out OF bounds. Olin
made eight yards around right end and
Woodbridge and Steele rushed the ball
10 Shortridge's Observation-Disclosures line.
on a mistake or signals, T.. Shideler. quar-
ter back, was forced 10 hold the ball and
Training Sch0ql mada M pain Wnnd-