South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12
HIGH GRID MEN
BEAT ELkHART
Visitors Manage to Score on
Locals Through FIuke
Play.
BY TANAN BLUE.

BY TANAN BLUE.
The members OF the local high
school eleven broke their name OF
The scereIess wonders Saturday aft
efpe0n at J. -. divers field when
they issued defeat to Elkhart by the
score OF { TO I. 4 safety when
wahi tackled Waumbaugh behind
the goal. and a touchdown by Bunt-
man made w the local side of the
scoring. The ElkhaFt points were
registered when Evans made cir
Gus catch of a pass, running SO
yards for a touchdown.
The local school held the Elhhart
lads at reach from the kickoff, the
railroad city men not being able to
gain through their line despite their
weight. and their heavy line not be
Ing able 10 stop the onslaught of the
locals through the forward line
berths. The only gains that the Elk
hart lads made were by the aerial
route, and by delayed end runs:
Buntmnn Shines.
Capt: Max Buntman, known as
the fighting Irlshman, played his
first game I'm the back field and
made every railroad city man who
attempted TO tackle him look sick
Every time the stockr tan and blue
warrior hit the line he plewed
through fer five to 10 yards. drag
glng the entire Elkhart eleven on
his shoulders Many of his gains
were through the 2OO-peund phe-
nomenon, Atlas" Golden, the life
and salvation of the 1917 team:
This ls Goldens' first game with
Elkhart this season, he having just
been just discovered eligible by the
/ Elkhart faculty:
South Bend kicked, ODell send=
I Ing the ball TO Hinbaugh, whe
carried it to the 4e-yafd line: The
Blenders held them here for their
| downs A series of punts then fol
! lowed, neither team being able to
! gain. An end 5e-yard run by nd
wards around left end was the
starting OF the thing for the LEGAL
| artillery;
! Held for Downs;
The locals were held here for the
/ downs and then pHhted, WaHm-
/ baugh being tackled behind the is-
I calls goal line with The bali, this be-
/ Ing the first points made this sea
4 SON: The bail was tahen tU the go
| yard line, where the Etkhart lads
! punted immediately Edwards run
ming the bali down the field to the
! 4e-taFd line. A series TT line
| piunses 10y Buntmah, Smith and
/ Maxey took the ball td ElkhaFt's
| tlve-Eard line: The avDirdupeise of
/ the fElhhart line teid and they held
/ the locals helpless for Three downs.
| The whistle then marked The quar-
! ter. After this short rest, Bufitman
! went through fer the five yards
! with the entire Elkhert squad on
] his neck, fef the first touchdown of
| the seasen Another time during
this period the prep hleh were In
range ef striking Sherman, A new
man at end. recovering a tumble 5n
the EIkhart ag-Yafd line, but an
| bthef tumble lost the bali for the
1 iecais. rhe half ended with the
ball IN the middle of the sfldIfon.
Afeh Slow Up,
In the third quarter both squads
were slew In moving afBHh6; Evans
pulling several passes off this half
! and also making a large gain
around left end eh delayed run:
The Igikhaft lads outside ef thls
made no advances, hgt gaining an
inch through the line: Few minutes
had PASSED hi the final huaFteF
when Evans fsped I'm his pass. fnak-
Ing the only counter fer lgihhart.
fhis took the Renders away from
their nap. and 6hee mere a het e6h=
test was started. The leeals we're
determined to fegistef another
touchdown and Eikhart wes hhSieus
ia overcome the one peint lead: This
| they nearly did when Whitmer at=
tempted TO dropkieh but u fell a
few feet shy of going between the
! goals shortly after this he was
taken out with broken U9llarbone,
this riddins the eaei field az their
best man
Buutmsn the rest of the haif was
worked necessarily uu line plunges,
and the lover of freedom made from
five to 10 yards on every plunge. out
NIL efforts were In vain, the game
being over before the isesis were
ia Eoc0 striking distance,
Lineup;
south Dcud 60. ElklaFt "a.
| WRhl ,,tttttrtttttttIt Evans
Left End,
1 hoffman ssttstt. $50 ttutt f'iehe
Left TACKLE,
kRplTn ...,,,,t 9eldeH
Left Guard,
Hollowell ....,..t.s,..tt GoOds4
Center.
Keller ............,.... Montieth
Right Guard,
| ODel ....... ..,sststtt'tts hRl
Right Tackle,
| sherman ...ss.,st...t ttttt Luz
Right End
Edwards .,.,.s.ss.ss WRumhBugH
Quarter,
Left Half
Buntman (Capt) ....., Wh!tmel
Right Hslf.
Maxey observation-disclosures. Longacre
F'ullbaCk.
Summary: TouChdowns- Bunt
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