South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-16

men put up a game fight from the
start and outplsyed the Alichigan
men in many stages of che game.
but despite their fighting spirit sew
eral bad breaks at decisive times
caused their defeat
Evenly Matched.
The first nalf the teams we're
about evenly matched, both OF the
outfits making their downs several
times. Once during this period the
l-cal squad worked the ball down
to the Kalamazoo 2O-yard line, and
an attempt TO pass over the goal
was incomplete and put the ball
hack on the 20-yard line.
The next period a pass from Bunt-
man put the ball again on the 20
yard line and again the heavy KazOo
line held. The locals then held them
for their downs and Miller was fore
ed to punt Edwards let the ball
touch ground before attempting to
pick Il up, but Van Zandt beat him
20 it. Edwards had not yet touched
the hall. TO his estimation or TO that
OF Referee Kline. but the umpire
said that It touched his foot. This
gave the Central men the ball on
the locals 15-yard line. Thu line
held here for three downs. but Mil
Ter went around left end for the first
down, putting the ball on local five
yard line. Miller should have been
thrown for a large loss on this run.
but he wiggled away from several
men, making his yards.
Plunge Line.
The Central men then attempted
line plunges to put the ball over,
and on the last down with the ball
on the one-foot line plunged
through center for the first touch
down. Miller failed to kick goal
The rest of the half the Burnham-
ties fought like demons, outplaying
the Michigan men and making sew
eral large gains, but they did not
get near enough to the goal TO do
anything.
At the start of the last period.
Burnham's men took the upper
hand and steadily marched the ball
down the field. Sluss and Buntman
were responsible for the advances,
and finally Buntman went through
center for the score. ODen failed
TO Kick goal Coach Fleugal'S crew
soon found out that they were not
able TO gain through the line, and
resorted 10 the aerial way. This
worked wonderfully Wen, and four
passes i'm succession brought the
bali to the local 2-yard line The
Central again tried the line, but was
held, and on the final down Miller
sent the ball TO Taylor behind the
goal for the second touchdown.
Kaloo FumbleS.
The local squad brought the ball
again to the 2O-yard line. due 10 a
tumble on the part Of Campbell. The
heavy Kazoo forwards were slowly
driven back here, and Smith went
around end for the final down. max
ing the yards, but fumbied. The rest
of the contest the tan and blue men
resorted 10 the aerial way, which
did not work very successfully. The
Central attempted a dropkick for
nation in the closing minutes of the
game. but this was blocked. Directly
after this both sides sent in many
subs.
The line-ups follow:
South Bend co.. Kalamazoo (12) O..
Sherman ...-........ Van Zandt
Left End.
oDeI .....-.......... Morley
Left Tackle.
ZuVer ................ Martin
Left Guard
hoilOWel .-............-.... ItoHOWell
Center.
Right Guard.
Mickey .....-....- MonOre
Right Tackle
Wahl ....--.--.. Nanderburg
Right End
Edwards .......... iCaptD Miller
Quarter.
Buntman (Capt) ...... Campbell
Left Half.
Sluss ............ Taylor
Right Half
Full
Touchdowns: South Bend, Bunt-
man: Kalamazoo. Miller and Tay-
Tor.
Subsutuuons: Zillley for Maxey.
Keller for Kaplan, Voedish for Sluss,
Buntman for Buntman.
RefeTee-Kline (NOtre Dame).
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