The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-13

the line for .,ine yards. being reinforced by
about half the team.
A few short gains placed the oval on Wa
bash's hfteen-yard line. Wabash presented
a strong defense and held Training School
and secured the ball on downs. Two mass
plays netted Wabash five yards, and then
Adams skirted the left end on a trick play
and advanced ten yards. The oval was
passed 20 King. who started around the
right end. but he fumbled and Davis caught
the ball and started toward Wabash's goal.
lie gained but four yards. when ne sHppeH
ana was downed- Two snort gains were
made By NJ. r. II. s. on line plays.
4 tumble gave Wabash the ball. but the
college men held IL only mOmentarlly, as
Cox fumblec IN passing the oval 10 BACK
side. and with the aid Of Cooper's beautiful
interference Steele made a dash for the
goal and planted the leather behinG the
goal posts-fOr a touchdown. steele mace ~
poor attempt 10 kick goal and missed, the
ball being too we and slippery for an ac-
on the kickoff Williamson sent the ball
forty yards into Training Schools territory.
and Wheeler returned II hFe yards Wheelsf
and KaylOr nit the line for three yards
each. At this time Woodbridge was put
out OF the game On the next lineup Iad
Sm[eI pau tHe Dat 10 ~ - ~
hacks, and IN the misDlay That enSued Idd
Shideler again procured the leather and
paced down the field fOrty-fve yards, being
tackled by Williamson. kaylor made a
gain OF twelve yards. being tackled By
Adams. Kaylor succeeded in placing the
ball within ten yards OF Wabashs goal.
and as he teams lined up for the next
scrimmage time was called for the first
half.
THE SECOND HALF.
The second half witnessed some lively
scrimmages and some fast work BY both
teams. Training School was just as sue
cessful In holding the college men as dur
ing the first half. and had time not been
called quite so soon the High School boys
might have scored another touchdown.
After the kickoff by Williamson and a
couple Of scrimmages Wheeler lost the BAH
10 Wabash on a tumble. Training School
held the men IN red and secured the leather
on downs. Wheeler. Kaylor and Steele
made short gains. and. with the play in
the center Of the field. Hamlet fumbled
and Wabash secured the ball. Twice VIII
hanson attempted 10 skirt Training
Schools right end. but Tad Shideler tackled
him for a loss OF two yards and McCrea
dOwned him for a loss Of one yard. Adams
punted twenty-five yards, and Tad Shideler
returned the oval fifteen yards, receiving
good interference from Cooper. wabash
fumbled and Il. Shideler secured the bail.
After Kaylor gained two yards Wheeler
missed a pass for a KICK and lost i've ydruS-
Wabash secured the ball ON downs on
Training Schools twenty-five-yard line.
There were several lively scrtmmages,
but Wabash gradually forced the oval to-
ward the goal line, POston carrying the
pigskin each time. Training School made
q desperate ana successful eHOfL on wa
bash's last down, when the ball was within
four yards of the goal line. and prevented
the college men making a touchdown. 1t
was here that Kittle allowed Williamson
TO down him for a safety.
After the kickoff there were several
lively plays. Hamlet did not sOlilOquiZe,
but made a run OF twenty yards after Sc
curing the ball on a tumble by Adams.
When time was called Training School had
the ball on Wabash's thirty-fve-yard line.
The teams lined UP as follows:
NJ II II = pozffiOnz Wabash
Sullivan and
Gritty ......-.L Left end..-.......... Black
Kittle (captain)..Left tackled Lynch and
Ristine
Cooper ...........Left guard Ristine and
Traul
kaylOr .........Right guard. j. Kin
Steele .......-.-.Righ tackle. w. Lynch
j. ShfdeIer ....... Right end.....- Williamson
II. Shideler .....Quarterb ack.......-..... Cox
Wheeler. .-.-.-.-..Ieft halt.----....-. a. King
Hamlet ..........Right half..-,....... Adams
Woodbridge and
McCFed ...--..-.fui DdCk..- GOSIOu ACdplJ
Referee and U~mpire-RObert Hall and Il.
II. Sullivan.
Timers-Dr. Little and +. West.
Iinesmen-Sweeney and Filler.
Summary-GOal, Steele NJ Il. II. So, i.
Safety, Williamson CWabash), 1.
T~ima-TWpUfv and fftqpn-minute halves