The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-23
OUAKERS OVERCOME
STUBBORN FIGHTERS
IN CLOSING CONTEST
Hanover Battles Desperately
But Fails to Stop LOgan's
Sensational Open-Field
Running.

Hanover's light and fast team went
down to defeat before the Earlham
RADIATORS on Reid field Saturday by
the score of "a to 7. The Hanover
team showed better on the offensive,
cutting loose with some of the pref
test forward passes that have been
shown by any OF the Quakers' oppo-
nents. Time and again they worked
the ball to within scoring distance Of
the Quaker goal onl to lose the ball
on fumbIes or ineffective attempts to
pierce the Quakers' line. Earlham on
the other hand made yard after yard
by line plunges, through the hole made
by Captain Senior, who played the
best game of his career.
Logan Makes Long Run.
The Quaker back field had a regular
field day, Bowen and Darnell hitting
the line for most of their gains. while
Logan and Thornton squirmed past
the ends for long runs. Logan's open
field running was the feature of the
game. His most spectacular play was in
the first quarter shortly after Allison,
the fast-fying half of Hotchkiss' elev-
en-, had gone over the Quakers' goal
line for the first score. Logan took
the ball on the 55-yard line, and by a
fine burst of speed, lodged and side
stepped Hanover's attempts to bring
him down, and placed the ball square
ly between the post for the Quakers'
first touchdown. Darnell scored again
for Earlham in this quarter on a pref
ty catch OF Thorntowns long pass.
Hanover Scores First.
First Quarter-TrOtter kicked off to
Began, who returned 20 yards. On the
first play Earlham fumbled Hanover
man falling on the ball. Hanover then
started on a march for the goal. By
several perfectly executed forward
passes and gains around the ends by
the Presbyterians, they showed Allison
over the marker. Trotter kicked goal.
Earlham came right book, Logan re-
turning Trotter's kickoff 10 yards.
Hanover made several good gains and
Trotter's try for field goal never left
the ground. Earlham put the ball in
play on the 20-yard line, and after max
ing two substantial gains Logan took
the ball over the line on 55-yard run
around the right end. He failed to
kick goal. Morrish over the line. Han
over put it in scrimmage on the 90
yard line The Presbyterians suffered
a penalty for offside play. Failing to
gain. Trotter kicked to Began, who
made return of 20 yards. Darnell
soon went over for the second touch
down. Logan kicked goal. Darnell
made return of 25 yards on Trotters
kickoff; Logan passed to Thornton
for 25-yard gain. Time was called
with Earlham in possession OF the ball
on Hanover's 6-yard line.
Darnel Goes Over.
Second Quarter-Trotter kicked 40
yards to Logan. who was downed in
his tracks. After see-sawing back and
forth, Earlham finally worked to with
in a half-yard of the goal. Senior
opened a hole which Darnell hit for
a touchdown. Logan kicked goal.
Neither team showed any advantage
fer the rest Of the quarter, time being
called with the ball in the middle Of
the field.
Third Quarter N1orrish kicked off,
Montgomery receiving and returning
IS yards He was hurt in the tackle
and had to be removed from the game.
Hanover made first down. then fun.
bled. Earlham fell on the ball. The
Quakers took the ball to the 3-yard
line. but Hanover held and took it on
downs.
Trotter punted 50 yards. The quar-
ter ended with Hanover in possession
Of the ball on the 3o-yard line
Fourth Quarter-The ball see-sawed
back and forth for short time before
the Quakers started on a march down
the field. and did not stop until Logan
follow ed Morrish through the center
for another touchdown. He kicked
goal Shortly after Hanover had re-
coiVed the kickoff, she punted. being
unable to gain. Logan snaked himself
hmrough the Hanover line on the next
play for the last touchdown of the
game and season. He kicked goal
Hanover Outplayed the Quakers for
the rest Of the game, time being called
with the Presbyterian in possession of
the ball on Earlham's S-yard line.
Lineup and summary
larlham (34) Hanover ca
Drummer .....,.... .......... TrOtter
Left end
FOW1ef .............. ........ Mccain
Left tackle.
Kinnamann ............. G.. James
Left guard.
Moorish ........,......... BraShiTe
Center.
J.. Calvert .................. Miles
Right guard.
Senior (Capt) ........... Rogers
Right tickle.
WinsloW ................ F. James
Right end.
Logan ................. Cochran
Quarterback.
Darnell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Allison
Left halfback
Thornton ... Montgomery (Capt)
Right halfbaCk.
Bowen ftuIldTu
Fullback
Referee-Jones, Indiana.