The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-20
Aided by Referee, DePauw
Piled Up II Points in First
Quarter Later Earlham
Made Great Rally.
CHAMPIONSHIP WAS
STAKE PLAYED FOR
Great Crowd Witnessed the
Game and the Enthusiasm
Displayed by the Students
Was Inspiring.
~ w. RussELL WRIGHT.

Saturday in the last game of the sea
son the Earlham football team went
down In defeat at the hands OF De-
Pauw. by . score of Is to ~. 1t was
known that this game would be the
game Of the season and the largest
crowd Of recent years gathered to see
the game. By winning DePauw takes
the secondary state championship.
The game started with q kickoff by
DePauw. Earlham got the ball and
carried II Is yards and lost 1t. Then
the Methodists pushed the ball to the
20-yard line and Tucker, the DePauw
half back. carried the ball over the
Earlham line. Mul kicked goal.
Again DePauw kicked OF. The
Quarkers carried the ball far into the
Methodist territory. The ball was lost
on . forward pass. The Methodists
fouled. causing a tumble on the part
Of Earlham and Tucker got the ball
and ran IS yards for touchdown.
Referee Carr of the Ohio State uni
versity looking through his leather
glasses failed to see the foul and al
lowed the score. Mul kicked goal and
the nrst quarter ended IL to 0 In De-
Pauw's favor,
The Second Quarter.
The second quarter was character.
ised by strong work Of the Earlham
line. Time after time Stanley. Hugh
banks and Nelson broke through the
DePauw line to block . punt or to
tackle = runner. During the second
quarter the ball was In the Methodist
territory most OF tho time but time
was called without either team having
scored.
The third quarter opened with de-
cided brace-up on the part of the
Quakers. Reagan punted the ball far
into the DePauw field and recovered 1t
when the DePauw back fumbled on his
l0yard line. BY some sensational line
bucks the ball was carried across the
Methodist line. Bruner kicked goal.
DePauw kicked of and Brunner
caught the ball and carried It Is yards.
On . fumbled punt by DePauw back
Francis recovered the ball and ran
so yards for touchdown. Bruner
kicked goal. With the score tie each
team put forth all its energy. BY q
luke the DePauw team scored an
other touchdown and kicked goal and
the third quarter ended with the score
is to IL.
No ono scored in the last quarter.
The ball was carried back and forth
by punts and forward passes. Once
the ball was carried to the Earlham
5-yard line but by scrappy playing the
Quakers forced the ball out of danger
and near the Methodist goal. Time
was called and the game ended Is to
- In DePauw's favor.
Oruner's Last Game.
This game was the last one for
Captain Bruner as II Is his last year in
school. During the entire game he
WAS the star Of the Earlham team.
Reagan, Highlands and Francis also
showed up well throughout the game.
Each team showed much nervous
ness at times. Seeing old stars and
alumni on the side line worried the
local players and they showed the ef.
fects of Il.
The work Of Referee Carr was de-
cidedly ''raw... both teams suffering
especially Earlham. One DePauw
player deliberately stole ball from a
Quaker back. then ran for touch
down. Carr ignored this openly-made
violation: