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BY Sensational End Runs and Terrific
Line PIunging Stages Men Won
First Of Big Contests.
I. U. HIT THE LINE FOR GAINS
CHICAGO FORCED THE VISITORS TO
PUNT ON THIRD DOWNS.
CIevenger Failed to Make Any OF the
Quarter Back Runs-Eckersall Was
Big Ground Gamer.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-In the first of the
big nine contests of 1903 this afternoon
Chicago defeated Indiana by the score of
"a to o. Chicago's line, from which was
lacking the veterans Ellsworth and ALL
swede. proved decidedly penetrable to the In
diana forwards, who time and again filtered
through the block play and threw the run
ner back for a loss. Wade, the big left
tackle. got past Burrows again and again.
and did effective work back of the line.
Knight Ross and Kent, Indiana's trio of
backs. made their distance not a few times.
Clevenger failed to make any of the dreaded
quarter back runs. For Chicago Eckersall
did the biggest part Of the ground gaining
in the first half and all through the game
his spectacular run of from thirty to
seventy yards brought the rooters &c their
feet. His browning achievement. however,
was scoring a goal from the field from
Indiana's forty-five-yard line. Schnur cir
cled Johnsons end for thirty-yard gain.
Another gain by Sohnur took the oval to
the courtyard mark, when Bezdek carried
1t over. Parry missed goal Score-Chi-
cago, 5; Indiana, o.
Indianas line began to show q stiffening
which continued to improve during the half
Eckersall on a fake kick. circled Covais
end for thirty yards, but Burrows was hold
ing and twenty-yard penalty was imposed
Eckersall punted high and the ball went
out of the bounds at Chicago's forty-three-
yard line, Staggs men recovering 1t in the
tumble after a straight buck by BeZdek for
seven yards. Eckersall shot around Johnson
for a wenty-eight-yard gain to Indiana's
thirty-six-yard line. The Hoosiers took the
oval away on downs Kent failed to gain and
after another unsuccessful attempt eleven
ger punted to Eckersall, who made fifty
yard run back. Schnur, in three tries, made
ten yards, Robert Maxwell added six and
Bezdek went over for the second score.
Schnur kicked goal Score: Chicago IL;
Indiana, 0.
In the second half Knight hurdled Chi
Cages line for seven yards. Lee Maxwell
spoiled the next play and Hill followed
suit. Indiana was forced to punt and
Eckersall. catching the ball on Chicago's
thirty-five-yard line, sprinted behind Lee
MaxwelPs interference to Indiana's thirty
Vineyard line. Parry booted the ball be-
tween the posts. The score stood II to O..
The little EckersaIl was called on again
and seventytwo yards Of the gridiron
seemed to fly under his feet till he crossed
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Badger State Team Plays a Stiff Game,
but Fails to Get Near It's OPP
ponent's Goal.
YUNDT IS PURDUE'S STAR
SUCCESSFUL IN LINE ATTACKS AND
MAKES TWO ToUCHpOWNs.
Illinois Defeats Knox, % to 5, and
Culver Beats Lake Forest
Academy, Al to o.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 3.-Outplaying
their opponents at every point, the Purdue
football eleven won easily from the Beoit
team on Stuart Field this afternoon, the
score being II to o. AT no time in the
game was Purdue's goal in danger while
only by taking brace at critical points did
the visitors prevent a larger score being
rolled up. Captain Osborne's team put up
a much better game than seen at Craw-
louisville on Wednesday The backs
worked faster and the defense was of a
stone wall character, the line being i'm
pregnable throughout the contest. Beloit's
famous line yielded only after repeated on
slaughts by Purdues sturdy backheld, and
the Boiler makers first touchdown was
made but a moment before time was called
at the end of the first half
The star Of the game was Yundt, Pur-
dues young full back, who has shown up
remarkably strong in the last few days and
seems to stand an evfn chance with Thomas
for winning varsity honors. Yundts line
attacks were successful each time and two
of the touchdowns were made by him
after he had broken through Beloit'S line
again and again.
Beloit kicked off and Powell ran the ball
back fifteen yards Purdue failed TO pene-
traIe ner opponents line ana puntS were
exchanged by Hotter and Slater. Purdue
slowly forced the ball I'D the field and Os-
borne made a forty-fve-yard run. aided by
strong interference. Although he placed
the pigskin between the goal posts he was
called back to the twenty-flve-yard line for
violating the rule requiring the quarter
back to run five yards to the side when ad-
vancing the ball. Allen gained ten yards
and McManus made five. Yundt made five
and was then sent flying over the Beloit
line for touchdown. He hurdled the line
In brilliant style. Hotter kicked goal and
time was called.
Purdue kicked off for the second half.
Beloit returned the ball twenty yards and
Purdue held. For Beloit, Strothers, the col
ored end, and Howard. Beloits other end.
played strong defensive games. Hotter and
Mowery carried the ball down the field yard
by yard to the twenty-ive-yard line. and
steady line plunges by Yundt, Allen and Nc
Manus brought the leather to the Vineyard
line, where Yundt plunged through for the
second touchdown Soon after the next kickoff
Reloit held Purdue and Hotter tried for a
drop kick for goal. Beloit's full back caught
the ball on his own goal line. He started to
run back. when Sam Miller threw him so
hard the ball slid out Of his arms and
Hamilton, Purdve's center, grabbed it. He
ran around for the third touchdown. Time
was called with the ball In the middle of
the field. Lineup:
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Wabash Used Same Team That Beat
Indiana and Lined Up Against
Strong Purdue Team.
COACH ORME WAS SATISFIED
m. Il. HI. 8. SHOWED POOR GENERAL
SHIP ON THE FIELD.
Wabash Scored Four Touchdowns and
One GOrI-Gordon Went Across
Line I'm Four Minutes.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CFAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, Oct. Ava
bash defeated the Manual Training High
School OF Indianapolis here this afternoon
by the score Of q to 0. The game was called
at o'clock. the visitors choosing the east
geaI. Wabash started IN with the same men
who played In the Indiana University and
Purdue games. Wabash kicked to Training
School The ball was carried back to the
, twenty-yard line. where it was fumbled and
Beeson secured the oval BY straight bucks
Gordon was showed over for the first touch
down. In less than four minutes Marshall
kicked goal Wabash, 6. Training School
kicked or to Wabash and the oval was re-
turned to the middle OF Training Schools
territory. where it lost on a tumble.
Training School puntsd poorly. Wabash Sc
cured the ball by line buck and a fifteen
yard run Spalding scored the second touch
down. The attempt at goal failed Wabash.
IL Training School kicked TO Harp. The
ball was returned to the middle Of the field,
where 1t was fumbied. Dow securing 1t.
Training School soon lost the ball on
tumble 70 Dague. Fortune was injured and
was compelled 20 retire. McGin taking his
place. Wabash carried the ball near the
visitors goal. but lost on tumble. The
Grst half ended with the ball In Training
Schools possession.
The tackling OF Shideler. OF the visitors,
was the best part Of the Training School
game little better generalship might
have been used by Training School For
Wabash the entire back field played fast
ball and was well supported by the line men,
In the second half Wabash put In three
substitutes Training School kicked to
Harp. The ball was steadily carried down
the field by straight buck and end runs
Gordon scored the third touchdown. The
attempt at goal failed Wabash 16
Training School kicked to Heintz. who re-
turned ball fifteen yards. The ball was
carried TO the middle of the field. Heintz
punted TO Training Schools twelve-yard
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other Games.

At New York-Columbia, So; Union, o.
At Columbus-Ohic State University, Is;
Wittenberg, 0.
At Providence-Brown, IL; Wesleyan, o.
At Hanover, n. H.-Dartmouth, Is; Holy
Cross, o.
Hampshire State College. o.
At West Point, N. Y.-West Point, IL;
Tufts, o.
At Lincoln. Neb.-Nebraska, %; South
Dakota, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Gettysburg, o.
: Al Williamsport, Pa.-Carlisle Indians, II;
Bucknell, o.
At Madison-U University Of Wisconsin, Is;
Naperville College, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures University.
%; Lombard, 0.
At Lancaster Pa.-Franklin and Mar
shall, 6; ST. Johns College. Annapolis. o.
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line The visitors were forced to punt and
later got the oval on their eighteen-yard
line through a tumble. Shideler punted,
Wabash securing ball on the twenty-five
yard line. Harp was forced through for a
touchdown, Miller failing at goal. Train
ing School kicked to Miller and the ball
was steadily carried to Training Schools
forty-fve-yard line.
The visitors played a mighty plucky
game. but they were clearly outclassed.
Wabash played a fast. clean game. Coach
Orme, of Training School, said that he was
we'll satisfied with the game. Coach Will
son said the score should have been 40
to o. There is much difference in
the playing of the teams, but because of
the i. u. game last Saturday and the Pur-
due game Thursday, together with the in
tense heat, made fast playing on Wabashs
part an impossibility. NJ. T. III. S. played
manly, cleancut game, with plenty Of pluck
FTl-
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Pennsylvania Defeats Lebish.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Sin twenty
minute halves the University OF Pennsyl-
vania football eleven to-day defeated Le-
high, 16 to o. Pennsylvania scored one
touchdown in the first half and two in the
second. The game put UP by the Quskers
was a pleasant surprise to the loyal sup
porters who had witnessed the contest with
Franklin and Marshall on Wednesday.
There was almost a total absence OF FUN
bling. The Quskers' goal was never threat
ened. the Lehigh boys being unable to make
any impression on the heavy line. Penn
sylvania scored her three touchdowns by
directing her plays against Lehighs
tackles
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GOAL FROM FIELD.
II Prevented Knox College Being Shut
Out by Illinois.

Special to the Indianspo Journal
URBANA, Ill, Oct. 3.-Illinois defeated
Knox College to-day, but the Galesburg
athletes minimized the sting of defeat by
scoring points to Illinois's 20. Captain
Grogan was responsible for the hostile
score. The Knox leader in the first half
dropkicked goal from the forty-yard line.
The oval scared directly over the Illinois
goal and Knox was happy. The Illinois
played great ball the first half, but de-
generated in the second. The feature of the
first half was the fast work of the backs.
Diener Bronson and Pitts all raced goal
ward on seventy-yard runs for scores. Four
touchdowns in the first and one in the
second shows how the State team played.
Knox fought Stubbornly and with Grogans
puuting held the Illinois well in the sec
ond half. Yeager. Fairweather and Phipps,
OF Illinois, were out of the game with in
juries. The lineup:
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The third Hyde Park team has met and
defeated the following teams: Hyde Park
5, Mapleton o; Hyde Park 20. Alabama Ma
tionals o; Hyde Park 20. Irvington o. The
Hyde Parks challenge any 10o-pound team
In the State.
The Orchards defeated the Military Park
team yesterday by a score Of 80 to o. The
lineup Of the Orchards was as follows:
Left end, A. Lewis, captain; left tackle.
z. Lewis; left guard, Marsh: center. Grit
fiths; right guard, Cullen; left tackle,
Turner: left end. Derrick; left half. Hughes;
full back, Morrison; right half, Merrill,
quarter back. RalstOn.
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the goal line. Parry kicked goal. Score.
Chicago, %; Indiana, 0.
After Hitchcock had returned the kickoff
forty yards, Indiana took the ball on Chi
cago's forty-two-yard line. Failing 10
gain, Indiana tried to punt, but Hill
blocked the ball and recaptured 1t. Then.
by slow gains, Chicago advanced TO
Indianas ten-yard-line where Captain
Clevengers men held. Two tackle
back tandem plays failed to make the
distance and Indiana punted Hora. who
had gone in at left half. went over and
kicked goal. Score, Chicago, %: Indiana, 0.
The Eckersall drop-kick closed the game.
The line-up was as follows:
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NEITHER TEAM SCORED.
EarIham and De PAW Evenly
Matchea-Good work by Clark.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. SIN the first
game OF the season for both teams. the
Earlham College eleven ana that repre-
eenting De Pauw University handed each
other a blank score on Reid Field this
afternoon and called it square. The first
half of the game was slow, ewing TO the
new rules and some penalties were enforced
for infraciions that were no douot unwit-
tingly committed. The playing on both
sides was creoitabie. everything consid-
cred. and although the Aethodiats exceeded
in weight, about eleven pounds 10 the man.
the Quakers showed superior training and
held thei- more bcsfy opponents. The
game was Comparatively fast all through.
Both teams ws-e kept away from me
coveted goal Ire by : good margin and
but once was either team near enough 10
make use of X, and then Eariham made
place kick ana failed. This line of the
teams was so evenly matched that each
team would. on the third dewn pant to the
other team. ana 50 on. back and forth, up
and down the field
The feature Of the second half was tho
playing OF Clark. T'iil bac'S for the ttayl-
CONTINUED ON PAGE 5. COL. -
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EIwood Left the Field.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD, Ind, Oct. 3.-With the score
to in favor Of Elwood the local high
school football eleven left the field in its
game against the Alexandria High School
team at that city this morning, because
of an alleged unjust decision of the referee,
an Alexandria man. Coach Hunter, of the
locals ordered them from the field when
the referee refused to allow a forty-fve-
yard run for a touchdown by Newly, FL
wood quarter back.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Oct. 3-The Elwood
and Alexandria High School football teams
played a game at the grounds in this city
to-day which was awarded the Alexandria
team by the referee, a disagreement having
arisen and the Elwood team refused to
complete the game. Neither side made
goal and the game will be played over at
a future date.
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YALE ROLLS UP SCORE
DEFEATS THE UNIVERSITY OF yER-
MONT ELEVEN 46 TO o.
Harvard Makes a Poor Showing with
Maine and Princeton Defeats
Georgetown 8 to o.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. s.-Yale rolled
up her largest score Of the year this after
noon and defeated the University Of Yer
mont football team by 4s to o. In the first
half the Yale regulars tore up the Vermont
line, but in the second half the team, made
up of subs. showed up poorly, although the
men as individuals were better than the
liahf Xarrnon.nrs
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James Cole. 1887 South East street. dropped
dead yesterday while experimenting the
building of a house within a few hundred
feet of his own home. DR.. Mackey, OF the
City Dispensary removed the man TO the
home Of his son, 1877 Hendricks street, where
Deputy Coroner Gels. after an examination.
decided that the cause OF the mans death
was heart disease. Mr.. Cole was fifty-two
years old and leaves q family and many
friends
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ANN ARBOR. Mich. Oct. 3-University
of Michigan defeated Case Scientific School.
of Cleveland, to-day 81 TO o. Case fought
hard and Michigan's work at times was
ragged, only one goal being kicked out OF
six touchdowns. Michigans best work wa
On defense, Case gaining only thrt
yards altogether and having the ball on
six times in her possession
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J the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PARAMOUNT. Ind, Oct. 3.-The Fair
mount High School football team defeated
Anderson High School to-day in the first
game of the season by a score Of II to 0.
Paramount scored in the first half at the
end of four scrimmages. In the last half
Armstrong broke away for a seventy-yard
run and scored a touchdown.
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A One-Sided Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind, Oct 3.-The first football
game of the present season was played
here to-day at the Carroll Street Park, the
opposing teams being the Wabash High
School and Paramount Academy elevens.
The game was one-sided. 1t was witnessed
by a good crowd. Colbert, for Wabash,
made two touchdowns, ard Elliott, also OF
Wabash, made one. The academy team
was outplayed at every point.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAMMOND, Ind, Oct. 3.-Hammond
High School lost to John Marshall High
School by score Of 10 to 6.
Iroquois Club, Of Hammond. defeated the
Lake Shore Athletics, of Hammond. ~
to o.
Crownpoint High School defeated the
Whiting High School at Whiting IL to o.
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Carthage Banked Richmond.
Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indian ayolis Journal
CARTHAGE, Ind, Oct. 3.-The Carthage
High School football team defeated the
Richmond High School team here this aft
ernoon by the score OF q to 0. The Car
thage team las had Clyde Henley, formerly
on the Purdue team. for its coach and
lose q game last season, and is jubilant
over to-day's success. The Richmond team
outweighed the Carthage team Two of the
Richmond men were hurt In the game New
son is captain of the Carthage team and
Hessier captain Of the Richmond team.
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Governor Durbin has received an invita-
ton to attend the principal meeting of the
Massachusetts campaign, to be held at
Boston next week. Governor Odeil of New
York. and Governor Bates, of Massachu-
sets, are expected to deliver addresses, and
Governor Durbin has been asked TO be one
of the orators. He has not decided to &C.
cent the invitation.
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Poor Showing by Harvard.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. s.-Harval
made a lamentable showing against q
University of Maine this afternoon. winnin
by a score OF to o. The game revealeC
no new features in Harvard's play, but IL
emphasized the fact that the crimson line
Is far from impregnable.
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Sfxty.Yard Run.

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 8.-Grinnell lost to
Minnesota to-day, 40 to 0. There was any
amount of fumbling, probably due in a
large part to the terrific rains of the night
before. Davis made sixty yards at one time
for q touchdown.
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Rochester Surprises Cornell.

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. s.-Rochester unfs
versity sprang a surprise on the Corneh
football team this afternoon and Tor the
first half of the game neither side scored,
In the second half Rochester was outplayed
at every point. being defeated IL TO o.
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JOHN BURNHART'S DEATH.

An Aged Man Found in an Clubhouse
Near His Home.
John Burnhart. an aged man, was found
dead in an clubhouse at his home. 2sls West
Tenth street, yesterday afternoon. Deputy
Coroner Gels was called and found that the
cause OF Mr. Burnhart's death was old
age. He was seventy-eight years old and
had lived In and about Indianapolis most
Of his life and was an expert gardener. His
body was placed in the care of Funeral
Director Herman, and the funeral will be
held from the late residence tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock. The interment Will
be at Crown Hill.
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Played a Tie Game.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, Oct a.-The Marion and
Muncie high school football teams played a
tie game this afternoon. the score being
6 to 8. Wilson scored for Muncie in the
first half and Kinen made Marion's touch
down in the second.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Oct. 3.-Alexandria
Tigers football team will play Gas City
Tigers at that place Sunday. The last time
they met at Alexandria the games resulted
In a score of to 0.
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Priuceton win. hard Game.

PRINCETON, N. j.. Oct. 3.-Princeton
met Georgetown this afternoon in a hard
fought game, and won to o. Georgetown
played an aggressive game. and three times
held Princeton for downs. Ofside plays
ised the game.
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shelbyviIIe Teams Schedule.
the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Oct. 3-The Shell
byville High School football team is en-
gagged in having hard practice every even
ing preparatory to their first game this
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season. which occurs next Saturday in this
city. The schedule is as follows: Oct 10,
Shortridge second team, at Shelbyville;
Oct. H. Carthage, at Shelbyville; Oct. "a, no
game; Oct. 81, Noblesville, at Shelbyville;
Nov. Z, no game; Nov. IA, Carthage, at
Carthage; Nov. p, Noblesville, at Mobiles
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Frankfort Beat Lebanon.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LEBANON, Ind, Oct. 3.-The Frankfort
High School eleven defeated the Lebanon
High School team here this afternoon by a
score of Is to O.
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King station Team Defeated.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PRINCETON Ind, Oct. 3.-The first foot
ball game of the season was played here
to-day the local high school defeating
King Station team to 0.
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PendIeton Beat Lapel.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPEL, Ind. Oct. 3.-The Pendeton foot
ball team defeated the Lapel team this aft
ernoon II TO 0. The game was fast.
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Score-Illinois. -; Knox, 8. Touchdowns
Pitts, Hannum, Diener (), Bronson. Goals
from touchaown-Muhl, 4. Coal from field
-Grogan. Observation-Disclosures, Illinois. I'M
pire-Cayou, Illinois. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes.
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TOuchdowns-Gordon, Spalding, Gordon,
Harp. Goal from touchrown-Marshal /.
Referee-Clouser, Charlottesville. Umpire
Hail. of Indianapolis. Linesmen-Bohn-
stadt Cunningham. Time of halves-20
nd
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Score-Chicago. "a: Indiana, o. Touch
downs-Bezdek GU, Eckersall CD. Hora-
GOals-Parry 60, Schnur. Goal from field
Eckersall. Referee-Walbridge, Cornell.
Umpire-Lowenthal, Illinois. Head lines
man and timer-Lister. Time of halves-z0
minutes
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Beloit.

Goals-Holter, Rsferee-Thorne. North
western. Umpire-Hollister. Beloit. Time
of halves-Fifteen minutes. Linesmen-
Knapp, Purdue, and Dudley, Beloit. At
tendance--1,6o0.