The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-27

~ yards on a left end run and France
penetrated the left tackle for six yards.
Again NIehring was called upon. but after
he had advanced four yards Walden broke
through the interference and downed him.
Siegmund advanced the ball to the ten-yard
line, and Franklin held L. OF 1. and secured
the ball on downs.
Webb made a twenty-yard run around the
right end and was beautifully tackled by
Mehring. Matthews fumbled the ball and
L. OF I. secured Il, Franklin losing ground
on the play. sIegmund and France made
steady gains through the line, and Sieg-
mund was sent through for a touchdown.
France kicking goal. Z. Of 1, IL; Frank
lin. 0.
Branigan kicked of to the ive-yard line,
France catching the leather and returning
it ten yards France punted forty yards
and Branigan was downed as he caught the
oval. After Miller hit the line for three
yards Franklin funbled and lost six yards,
but retained the ball. Anthony broke
through and tackled Walden with loss Of
twelve yards France tackled Webb with
a loss and Branigan resorted to punting.
He sent the ball whizzing through the air
for twenty yards, and Anthony returned it
ten yards. Mehring and Pritchard made
short gains. and then judah went between
left end and left tackle for seventeen yards.
Short gains were made. Tincher breaking
through the line and preventing the Indian
apOlis backs from advancing the pan Tar
into Frankin's territory. With the ball
within a few yards OF Franklins territory
Judah skirted the left end and scored a
touchdown. France kicked goal at Dill
hcult angle. L. OF l.. Il; Franklin, o.
Branigan kicked of forty-five yards to
Anthony. who returned twenty yards.
judah made ten yards, Segmund five and
Mehring twelve quick plays. Pritchard
went through for seven and Anthony for
one. France pushed his way through left
tackle for six yards. followed by q night
end run by Mehring for twelve yards.
Franklin was given the ball on an off side
play by France. The play was at the time
Webb made short gains, when time was
called for the first half with Franklin in
possession Of the ball on L. Of Is twenty
hve-yard line.
POOR WORK IN SECOND HALF.
IN the second half there was a general
shifting of players on the u. of L. team, re-
sulting In less effective work. Branigan
made forty-yard kick off, Forsythe re-
turning ten yards Matthews tackled For
sythe after the latter had made seven
teen-yard run around the right end. After
a few short gains L. of 1. lost the ball on
downs in the center OF the field. Franklin
fumbIed and indianapolis secured the
leather France and FOrsythe made short
gains and then Pritchard fumbled, York Sc
cured the ball. A moment later Franklin
played offside and the ball was given to l..
or u. Forsythe made twenty-five yards and
France punted forty yards. Bryan FUN
bled and Indianapolis secured the ball.
Judah, France, FOrysthe and Siegmund
made substantial gains carrying the oval
10 Franklin's twelve-yard line. where In
dianapolis lost it on downs. Franklin had
20 resort to punting after making two at
q
Anthony secured the ball on the punt and
returned eight yards. FOrsythe skirted the
right end for twenty-five yards for touch
down. France missed goal. u. of L.. p,
Franklin, 0.
indianapolis was in possession of the ball
nearly all the time during the remainder of
the game, but was unable to score again.
Edison, Rogers and Anthony made several
brilliant runs, but did not cross the goal
l'ne. Franklin secured the ball on downs
Just before the game was called and time
was called with the play on u. of l. fifteen
yard line.
The teams lined up as follows:
u of T. Positions. Franklin.