The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-20
muffs and ran away from the crowd to the

muffs and ran away from the crowd to the
goal.
Throughout the first half Captain Dean
had hard work in getting his men TO play
ball Every move to advantage that Short
ridge made, the Louisville squad worked
their line, and with the aid of Atkinson
LouisVille's gains were made mostly
through Indianapolis's right guard and
right tackle. 1t seemed that they saw i'm
mediately this weak spot on the other side.
HoldsOn started off the first half in great
style by kicking to within one-half yard
of the goal line. Louisville was given the
ball, as it dropped clear Breed bucked the
Indianapolis line for two yards. The ball
then taken from dangerous territory
by Atkinson, who made long punt TO the
center of the field. Clark hit the line for
ten yards. but was quickly tackled by
Webb. The boys were now showing much
strength and were playing a fast game.
Ward Dean followed Clark's gain by going
around the right end for ten yards Bosler
was not TO be outdone I'm the good work
and he took the ball through center for
five yards. Clark attempted TO maintain
the succession of gains but Captain Manly
was intent on stopping further progress
and held Clark on the line without further
gain.
BOSLER FORCED BACK.
Boser tried to make a gain around the
end, and in so doing was forced back and
lost the ball. Caben started the work for
the Louisville team, but Clark felled him
as he started through the right end. Louis
vile men were unable to hold the ball and
were guilty Of two fumbles. These, how
ever. were of no serious consequence. At
kinson punted to the thirty-yard line. Hall
caught the ball, but Manly downed him
before he had made any perceptible gain.
Clark went around the right end for five
yards. The ball now the twelve
yard line and Bosler tried punt and by 50
doing gained four yards. Clark took the
ball close to the goal for a gain of three
yards. The ball was now in dangerous ter
ritory for Louisville. Bosler fumbled he
pail when IL was snapped and Scott fell
on II within one yard OF the line. \
wrangle ensued and Louisville was given
the ball. Atkinson gave high hopes to the
Louisville crowd by punting down the
field Tor thirty yards. Clark caught the
ball and tried a run around the end. but
was forced back about two yards. Bosler
made up the lost ground by advancing the
ball five yards. Louisville then secured
the ball on downs and Manly was downed
IN MS tracks without making gain. Wilson
saw the weakness Of the indianapolis left
end and went through for eight yards.
Both sides then resorted 10 punting for
their gains for the remainder OF the half
and the half ended with the ball in the
center of the field.
SECOND HALF.
When the teams came on the field for the
second half Tolin replaced Dugan at right
guard and Posey took Hackers place a
left guard. Bernard was substituted for
Wheeler on the Louisville side
Atkinson kicked off and Ward Dean
caught the ball and was downed after he
had taken the leather back for "A gain OF
ten yards. This was undone by the umpire
calling the play offside as one OF the
Louisville men had started 10 run before
the bail was punted. Atkinson again
made a nice kick TO the twenty-yard line
Holdson took the ball for a gain of eight
yards. Bosler punted 70 the twenty-yard
line and ONeil ran TO the center of the
field with the bail Dean tackled O'Neil.
Captain Manly followed with successive
five-yard gains. The showing Louisville