The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1913-11-10
1913-Wabash, "a; Earlham, 8.
1912-Wabash, IL; EarIham, 8.
1911-Wabash, 7; Eariham o.

Captain Bogue's toe saved Earlham
college football eleven from being
shut out by Wabash Saturday after
noon at Reid Field, but the Little
Giants scored two touchdowns on the
Yellow and White squad, winning the
hardest fought contest of the year, by
a score of IA to 6.
Reid Field was a sea of mud and
water and the players numbered
around and at times the playing OF
both squads was ineffective. Despite
thes lippery field, the Earlham squad
played the best game of the year
There was no balling of signals and
each man was on his toes to bring
victory to the Yellow and White
squad
Captain Bogue won the toss up and
choose to defend the east goal.
Thornton sent the kickoff thirty-five
yards and the ball was carried to the
Wabash thirty yard line. A series of
line plunges placed the ball on Earl
hams 45 yard line. Here Wabash
beat a march down the field and with
line plunging and open wark advanced
the ball to the Yellow and Whites 80
yard line.
Earlham Stalled.
On a tumble Lewis recovered the
oval. Earlham was unable to make
any progress against the heavy Wa
bash line and the two held near the
center Of the field. Rowe punted to
Bogue on the Earlham 35 yard line.
The Yellow and White squad rallied
for few minutes but was hurled back
to the 80 yard line and a second
tumble gave the Quaker squad the
no rl
ley netted six yards The Yellow and
White squad was held for downs and
then just two minutes before the time
for the quarter to end, the Little
Giantss started the grand rush toward
the Earlham goal. Just a second be-
fore the whistle sounded, Rowe tore
over the line for the first score. Fos-
ter kicked goal The quarter ended
with the score to in favor of Wa
bash
Wabash is Held.
Rowe booted the kickoff to Thorn
ton on the so yard line and the
Georgetown half carried the pigskin
to the Earlham 45 yard line. Earlham
was held for downs and in turn held
Wabash. The Yellow and White boys
secured the ball on the Wabash 80
yard line. Williams went through
center for two yards. On a trick for
nation Thornton fumbled and lost
two yards. Captain Bogue punted out
of danger, hoisting the oval for 35
yards. Wabash and Earlham fought
like tigers around the middle of the
field with the ball in Earlhan's ter
ritory a majority of the time.
When Bogue worked the ball to the
So yard line he dropped back for a
place kick. His toe was true for the
ball went between the goal posts but
under the bar. The opponents re-
ceived the ball on their twenty yard
In four downs the Little Giants
only advanced the ball two yards.
Wabash tore off four yards through
center. Two more yards were netted
around left end. Five yards through
right guard gave the Charlottesville
eleven their first down again. After
that, the Earlham line braced and
held them for downs. Trueblood was
put in for Williams, at fullback, who
injured his ankle.
Kicks Between Bars.
Bogue tore off twelve yards around
left end. Trueblood tore off a couple
of yards through center. Bogue run
up one yard on quarterback play.
Again the place kick formation was
called and this time Captain Bogue
lifted the pigskin between the bars for
three points. The ball was brought