South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-27
BUSHES AND PASSES
FEATURE BIG GAME
UIImann Regulars Win Contest
by Big Score of 81 to 6 =
Fans Attending Game Num-
Der Over Thousand.

BY brilliant playing, line plunges
and forward passes the Mishawaka
Ullman Regulars defeated the Go
shen Tigers on the north side gridiron
Sunday afternoon before one of the
largest crowds of football fans ever
gathered together in this city. The
game was good throughout although
the Regulars ran up a score Of 81 TO 6.
Goshen throughout the entire game
did not hold the ball for 10 minutes,
continually losing by punt kicks which
they were forever attempting. The
punt kicks every time used by the
Tigers were caught or captured by the
Regulars and which was due for one
touchdown in the second quarter. The
Regulars made six touchdowns and
one safety during the game while the
Goshenites made but one touchdown
and failed to kick goal. The line
both front and back OF the Tigers was
very weak and they were unable to
hold the strong onrushes of the oppos-
ing squad. Time after time the visit
OrS could have held the game tight II
they had held together but the bril-
lance OF the Regulars was too much
for them. The Goshen line had pc
culiar way of splitting, part of the
team going to one side while the other
side went the other way, leaving big
opening through the center
ReROse, WerntZ. Otto and Nick
Bfckel. Brown and Olson shared hon
Ors in line plunges for big gains, while
the little quarterback, Culp, came IN
for nice end runs. ReRoSe, the
Bickels' and Olsons playing in rush
es were wonderful each time attempt
ing being successful, and making from
to Is yard gains.
Mishawaka's first touchdown came
in the latter part of the first quarter
after a succession of line rushes and
forward passes, the team coming from
the SO yard line to their goal in rapid
order Culp was credited with the
first down making several yard gam
by rushing center and passing the
goal line. Culp's worming through
the line was certainly interesting and
il hardly seems possible that a little
fellow could come through such a
mass of men the way he did. During
the early part of the second quarter
Nick Bickel tried the line rush for
several times making over 80 yards
and a touchdown.
The features of the day were the
long gains made by the local team at
various stages of the game. Blckel
of the Goshen squad made the longest,
running 35 Yards and making their
only touchdown. The Goshen squad
were good in their work but were rath-
or light for Mishawaka and shortly
after the game started the team lost
all confidence which was half OF the
loss of the game. Chrystas playing
left end for the Regulars made several
star strokes and comes in Tor por-
ton of the credit.
The crowd attending the game was
greatly amused over the signal call
ing Of Ullery of the Goshen squad,
many of them thinking that he would
be a good lightning calculator ana
that he would serve better in that ca
pacity than on a football gridiron. HIS
figures were in seeming confusion TO
the PLAYERS and were very lengthy,
calling for over a minute by the watch.
at times.
CUP was removed from the
ranks OF the Regulars in the
first quarter and was replaced
by French of South Bend but was put
back in the last quarter. This was the
only shift during the game.
The line up Of both teams was as
follows: ,-
Johnson. L. f.. Blgler, snyder
Werntzz .-..... l. 7. go. Hunmmel
shelter. C. .....: Plank
Raab. Johnson
Zeulke G. 49,. Alderman
Leidecker 7. ....... Dresch
Chrystal ...R. f .Schuler, Casey
French. .......Q b. ....'.. OIIery
Cuip .........L. II. B. 80. Ridenour
Olson. Brown L. II. 3. Myer
De Rose. r. II. b.
y. Bickel. .F. p. ........ Minis
Subs-Regulars Shibelhut. Shaw.
Goshen: Reed, Bickle, Amsler, Rohn.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs Roy Mathewson of 10 Union ST.
Saturday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Senges of n Main st. Saturday.
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