The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-03

line for a gain of six yards. Stahl pushed
through Indianas left tackle for six yards,
being reinforced by the Illinois backs. Cook
tried to pierce through the same hole, but
only succeeded in gaining one yard. Coons
tried the right side of the line and added
a yard.
Cayou attempted to ram Indiana's line
but was pushed back for a loss of half
yard. Huntoon went in in Brundage's place
at the left half. HuntoOn carried the ball
to the first down and on the next two plays
Illinois was held Indiana made a game
stand and secured the bail on downs on its
At the first attempt Indiana made no
gain. The second time Rucker failed to
advance the ball and Clevenger resorted to
TuntinS, sending the ball TO the middle of
the field, where Cayou caught il and car
ried it back to the thirty-yard line.
Indiana here began to display a little
spirit and held Illinois on its first attempt
to advance the leather. on the next line
up Stahl was called upon to take the ball
and responded with a splendid run of
twenty-five yards around Indianas left
end evading CIevenger and the men in red
who attempted TO stop his progress. He
planted the ball squarely behind Indiana's
Score at this time: Illinois, Z; Indiana, c.
A BEAUTIFUL SPRINT
Clevenger kicked off to Cook on the five
yard line, Cook making a beautiful sprint
and returning to the thrty-yard line. Cook
found his way around Indiana's left end
fol- gain Of two yards. Here Lindgren
was called upon, but failed to make the
gain. CayOu punted to Indianas forty-five-
yard line, but Foster returned it four yards
before being bound.
BY two line plays Indiana gained two
yards. Siler replaced DOud at right end
and Jones replaced r. Smith on Indiana's
line.
Clevenger kicked to ulinois's Twenty-Five
yard line, where the Illinois man who gath
cred in the punt was doWned in his tracks
On the next lineup Illinois failed to make
the gain. Cayou attempted to hurtle but
was pushed back for loss of one yard.
Cayou punted to lndiana's forty-five-yard
line, where CleVenger missed the punt, the
Ddll pounding out or bounds. Jones made
lunge Tor II, missing ii. and here half of
each team went after the leather oval
twenty yards from the side line The exhi-
bltlOn given by Indiana here in attempting
to gather in the punt was ineXCuSably bad.
Two attempts by Illinois gained them two
yards, and then COOnS advanced 1t four
yards through Indiana's right side line.
On the next lineup tumble was made
in the passing, but Illinois fell on the ball,
losing two yards. On quarterback kick
by Mckinley to Cook an advance of eight
yards was made by Cook, but the play was
on the right and the ball was brought back
to the original position on the forty-yard
line and given to Indiana. Gordon made
an advance OF two yards. On the next line
up ne was held without an advance. Clev-
enger punted thirty yards TO Cayou, who
returned 1t TO the fOrty-SeVen-yard line
On a trick play Stahl advanced the ball
three yards through Indiana's left tackle.
Sanders replaced COVal at right half ILL
nOs carried the ball TO a first down On
the next play Jutton, who had relieved
Coons attempted an end run and lost eight
yards. Cayou punted to Clevenger on the
twenty-yard line, the latter returning IL
five yards. Indiana was held for two downs
on its tWenty-hve-yard line. Clevenger
punted forty-tve yards to Cayou, who re-
turned 1T TO Indianas thirty-hve-yaDI line
receiving beautiful interference tom Nc
Kinley.
Elder replaced Stah at left guard. Jutton
and Cayou made gains, carrying the ball to
Indianas hfteen-yard line Jutton and
HuntoOn each made two yards by line
plays. Jutton revolved around the Indiana
right end for four yards Jutton bv a
straight buck planted the ball within four
yards of Indiana's goal Jutton was pushed
through with three yards gain
Here Jutton bucked thesline for a touch
down. Cook kicked an easy goal Score
at this time: Illinois IS; Indiana O.
The game was called before the players
lined up again
The teams lined uD as follows.