The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-04
OUAKERS SCORE ON
INDIANA i. TEAM
Leads Indiana in First Half
Final Score Is 80 to 7 in
Favor of Indiana.
(Staff Correspondent

toLdH contemporary
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 2-Witt
the score to in favor of Earlham
at the close of the first half some OF
the Indiana scrubs were Withdrawn
and the new lineup resulted in finaI
score for the remaining periods of 81
to in favor of the Crimson.
At the start of the play the coaches
used several substitutes, hoping tc
save most of the regulars for the Iowa
battle at indianapolis next Saturday
When the third period was started
Dice and Hackman were sent in as
guards and Worsey and Williams were
withdrawn. Before the game had end
ed Indiana had used nineteen different
men.
The only touchdown of the men
from Richmond came in the second pc
riod when the ball was in Indiana 6
possession on the Earlham ten-yard
line A pass from Whitaker to Cole
man was intercepted by Johnson and
with the Crimson team all punched on
the right side, he took down the other
side and with an open field raced fifty
yards for the marker.
Indiana Wins The Toss.
Indiana won the toss and Whitaker
kicked off thirty-fve yards to Brow
nell, who was downed in his tracks
Bogue made two through Williams and
Brownell punted twenty-five yards to
Whitaker, Trout started around j.
Stanley, but fumbled the ball, which
was recovered by Lamb. A pass from
Guyer to Williams was incompleted
and a trial for drop kick by Williams
from the middle of the field fell short
A pass from Johnson to Brownell net
ted ten yards, but Stanley failed on a
run around Earring. Earlham lost the
ball on downs. Davis gained six on a
fake punt and then punted twenty-five
yards to Borwnell, who failed to make
return. Stanley started through
Krause, but fumbled the ball, which
was recovered by Flemming. Another
tumble gave the ball back to the Qua
ers. Earlham drew her first penalty
of five yards for offside and Flemming
ran twenty-five yards through Thistle
thwaite for the first touchdown.
Krause fumbled Trimmings kickout.
Earlham Makes Stand.
Whitaker kicked off to Guyer, who
was downed in his tracks. Brownell
failed through Clouse, and Krause in
tercepted a pass from J. Stanley to
Bogue. Fleming tore off fifteen
through Thistlethwaite. The Quakers
made great stand after the men of
Sheldon had worked the ball down
to their three-yard line by holding the
Crimson for downs. Brownell punted
out forty yards to Whitaker, who re-
turned ten. Earlham drew another five
yard penalty for offside play, and
Krause gained five around ]. Stanley.
A pass from Whitaker to Krause net
ted ten yards. Davis's punt was block
ed, but was recovered by Davis. Brow
nell attempted drop kick from the
twenty-five yard line, which was too
low Whitaker made ten yards on a
quarterback run and the half ended
with the ball in Indiana's possession,
on the Earlham twenty-fve-yard line.
Score: Earlham, 7. Indiana, 6.
The third ball ended with the ball in
Indiana's possession on the Earlham
Earlham T.
At the beginning of the fourth pc
riod Whitaker attempted a pass to
Krause, which hit the ground. Brow
nell punted to Flemming, who return
ed it six yards to Johnson, who failed
to return. Brownell failed to gain
through David and Johnson punted to
Whitaker. On a triple pass Krause
stopped few yards short of the goal
posts. Fleming took the ball over and
kicked goal
The game was over with the ball in
Indiana's possession on the Earlham
twenty-five yard line. Lineup and
summary:
Indiana. Earlham.
Coleman J. Stanley
MacCuIlOuSn SnarpIeSS
Left tackle
WOrSey y. Stanley
Left guard
Clouse, Dice Lamb
Center
Wise ................ Jones
Right guard
Williams, Hickman. ...... Smelser
Right tackle
Davis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Thistlethwaite
Right end.
Earring, Barnhart. .......... Williams
Quarter
Whitaker, Hunt -. .Vickery, Johnson
Left half
Trout. Meade, Minton. ... Bogue
Right half
aALduse .......... BrOWneli
Full
MISUNDERSTANDING 2, Krause
Minton. Davis, Johnson. Goals from
Observation-Disclosures, Flemming 2,
Bogue.
Score by periods:
indiana ...............6 o IL 14-S3
Earlham ..............0 0 O.
Oficials-Referee, Lieut.. Weeks,
Westpoint; umpire, Gipe, Wabash !;
head lineman, Hutchins, Indiana
Gath Freeman for Prose
cutting Attorney, Republican
Ticket. Ii