The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-27
Several of the Presbyterian Regulars
Were Absent, and the Visitors
Had All Their Best Men.
sHAUGHNEssY BADLY HURT
COLLAR BONE OF NOTRE DANES FA-
NOUS RIGHT END BROKEN.
EarIhnm Won Championship OF Sec
ondary CoiIeGes-IndianapOli
Boy Eurt I'm Illinois.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.


CIiAWFORDSyILLE, Ind, Nov. 26.-
Notre Dame defeated Wabash to-day by
the score of "a to 0. While Wabash lost,
she put up a consistent game and her sup
porters and coach are proud of her record
Of to-day and OF the season.
Notre Dame lined up its regular team and
there was no change throughout the game.
with the exception OF Shaughnessy, who
had his collar bone broken during the Sec
ond half. The Wabash team was weak
sned by the loss OF several OF its regulars.
spauldings absence, though felt. did not
dishearten the team like it did when ne
was not in the Earlhafn game. Notre
Dame made six touchdowns and converted
four into goals. Notre Dame played
straight football. never attempting fiukes.
She was forced to work hard for each of
her touchdowns. Captain Salmon said the
Wabash team, considering the size and
weight Of the players, gave him one of the
stinest fights he has had this season.
While Notre Dame made good gains, sew
eral times she was thrown back for losses.
Wabash secured the ball six times on
downs. besides forcing Notre Dame to
punt frequently.
For Notre Dame, Captain Salmon, Nyere
and Lonergan gained the most ground.
Salmon was thrown back for losses sew
srai times. Wabash had three chances
for field goals, but failed each time. Notre
Danes goal line was in danger the most
: when, at the kickoff at the start of the
second half. Dague caught the ball, and.
without the least interference, lodged the
entire Notre Dame team and had a clear
Held. when he was tackled from behind.
His run was fer about sixty yards. Cor
don played right half. His tackling was
superb. Frurip, Dague and Harp also
PLACED fine tackling game. Harp, Cor
dop and Dague gained practically all the
ground for Wabash and at times found
holes In Notre Danes line for gains Of
forced to cali time frequently Wabash but
once Notre Dame fumbled frequently.
Wabash usually securing the bell. Notre
Dame ontweig'ned Wabash by twenty-five
From the kickoff it took Notre Dame
JUS three and one-half minutes TO make
her first touchdown. Wabash secured the
bal on a tumble on the twenty-five-yard
liz. Both teams were penslized for off
Side plays. WABASH secured the bali again
; on tumble After carrying IL fifteen
yards an attempt at field goal was
blocked. Notre Dame lost the ball on a
funible- Wabash advanced the ball twenty
yards and again place kick fell short.
&<S-ic LstHtc sopu the pail ana Dy
rurs and PUSHES by the back field Nyere
made the second touchdown. The third
touchdown was made by Salmon, after
repeated hammering OF lines and ends.
The first half ended IL to o. in Notre Dame S
favor.
At the beginning of the second half
Dague made bis spectacular run, which
was almost good for touchdown. After
exchanges Of Dunts and some fumbling,
Salmon made another touchdown. Two
more touchdowns were made by Salmon
hammGF1nQ hal
Were employed in the first half. The game
ended with Notre Dame on her own thirty
yard line.
Wabash played a most persistent uphill
game I'm face OF certain defeat and should
be congratulated on her record. Lineup: