The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-21
Quakers Spring a Surprise and
Win Hon Contest by
ID to II.
WAS NIP AND TUCK FIGHT
At THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST
HALF EARLHAM LED BY TWO
POINTS AND LAST HALF WAS A
DESPERATE CONFLICT.
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,ireencastle, Ind. Nov. 2O.-Earlham
mot only defeated De Paw on her own
grounds. II to II, this afternoon, Blu:
lsnatched the second place in the foot
lball standing OF the secondary col
leges of Indiana, from the Methodists
For three years Earlham has lost to
DE Paw and for three years it has
been hard for her to secure games with
recognized Indiana colleges. The vic
tory over De Paw will give Coach
fThistlethwaite an excellent chance TO
secure Indiana colleges of first stand
ttng In foot ball games next season, and
1T will also place Earlham on the map
for the athletes of the high schools
and colleges of the state.
Was Bitter Contest.
The gamo this afternoon between
tEarlham and De Paw was the hard
est fought contest of the season for
either college. At the opening Of the
game both were confident of a victo-
NY.
Although Earlham finished the first
half in the lead. the game was at no
thine won until the end. AS soon as
1.-THE Quakers would make a goal De
PAW would rush her plays and score
on the Earlham varsity. Every mem .
Der of the Richmond aggregation play
ed splendid foot ball and Captain Stan
ley and Haworth doomed up as can
didates for the all-state team.
The first touchdown was made by
Haworth for Earlham after fifteen
minutes of play. The pigskin was
carried from one part of the field to
the other and for time it seemed i'm
possible for either college to score.
The plays by Earlham were some Of
the best seen on the local gridiron.
Coach Thistlethwaite had drilled his
men in new formations and the new
forward pass and punts by the Qua
kers scored the first touchdown. Bru-
ner kicked the goal. The small band
of Quaker rooters were wild at this
play and the De PAW yells lost their
sting.
A Costly Penalty.
On the second kick off by Bruner,
Walker carried the ball 20 yards De
Paw was then held and lost the ball
on downs. On her five yard line De
Paw was penalized for tripping and
the pigskin was placed on the 1-yard
line. Grady, who was supposed to
kick for De Pauw, was delayed and
Bruner carried the ball over the goal
for safety.
Seven minutes after the safety De
Paw scored her first touchdown by
linebucks and end runs. Jackson
scored and Chambers kicked goal.
Then time for the first half was call
ed, Earlham having the better of the
contest by a score of to &.
De Paw opened the second halt
strong. The Methodist warriors, after
the lecture by Coach Brown, went in
the game to win or die For thirteen
minutes the ball was pushed, foot by
foot by DePauw and finally Stansel Sc
cured a touchdown, which placed De
Paw In the lead. Chambers failed to
kick goal.
For twelve minutes more the ball
was in the possession of the Quakers
and then in the possession of the
possession of the Methodists, until the
former rallied, and by some trick for
nations, carried the ball for another
Bruner then kicked goal.
and the second half was called with
the score II to II in favor of Earl
ham. Lineups:
Earlham II. De Pauw II.
iRagen ...... ........ .Jordan-Tuckcr
Left End.
sNOppocN 90. .........s .otanseA
Left Tackle.
tAoWlN . sAs 1dWtnoruS
Left Guard.
Capt. Stanley ........ Capt. Lawrence
Center.
.Hughbanks ...... go. go. -. Hunt
Right Guard.
johnson Harmon
Right Tackle.
" oSioA .'.s go. ...s..s s.SuduuclS
Right End.
Jones 90. 80. -. ....... Overman
Quarter.
IurOyVllIe ....... GraOy
Left Half.
FNaWOrtn ........ jackson
Full Back.
0TuueI s..... -. 49,. sssss." dIhcI
Right Half.
Touchdowns-Earlham Bruner, Ha-
worth. De PAW: Jackson.
Safeties-Earlham: Bruner.