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SPORT SECTION VOL 11 TheIndianapolis Sunday Star NO 143 SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2G 1913 PAGES 1 TO 4 WHERE THE IGHTING WAS THE IERCEST IN INDIANA ILLINOIS GAME 9 I 7 1 Xv AMfeoi Bih' a Jkw zwlhteaa Aa a WOlZ A Ww ww5 1 7 77 JVZ9AAZVA G2V Outplayed Indiana Loses Suckers Prove Right to Game by Attack on Line Oflensive Style ot Illinois to Illinois by 10 to 0 Score Vanquished Share With Victors the Glory ot the Game TWICE HOLD 1 HE ILLINI Al GOAL Touchdown and Placement Ki(k Bring Iriumph I to Suckers BY RALSTON GOSS AUTPLAY1NG INDIANA by that nar row margin which proves the su periority of two apparently evenly matched teams Illinois was returned the lO to winner at Washington Park yes terday afternoon in the game be tween the football teams for these two state universities But there is giory (as rnuch for the vanquished as the victorious for did not the Cream and Crimson line twice stand like the proverbial stone wall under the very shadow of its own goal posts and determinedly repel no less than six herculean attempts of the Illini to cross the intervening distance and score the touchdown just within but still just without their reach? And was not one of those purposeful stands made upon one yard line and' did not Illi nois have two downs in which to make that short distance? HELD OUR TIMES ON 4 INCH LINE And that and the better "exhibi tion of pluqk 'grit and sinew7 was that not made on the OUR INCH line? And had not Illinois rushed the ball so very close to the goal on a first down and were not her plunging backs heaped up no less than four times? Verily those four inches seemed like unto 100 yards to the desperate team and the cheering Illi nois rooters Therefore it can be said without fear of successful contradiction that for bull dog tenacity and great fighting spirit this year's Indiana team is the peer of any it ever put upon the gridiron And there fore the conclusion thatthcre is as much of glory in defeat for Indiana as in vic tory for Illinois TOUCHDOWN AND IELD GOAL The margin of vu tory earned Iv the 3Hin) was ten pointsaccounted for by a touchdown a goal irom touchdown and a goal from placement The touchdov was the culmination of a series of brilliant around end dashes by Quarter Baek Pogue whose work in this game stamps him as one of the best open Held runners in the West for a total of eighty yards It was made in the third period and was the first score The place ment kick was made bv Capt Rowe who finding iluit the Indiana line again was giving every judication would repeat its remarkable defense work ot the second period dropped back to his own tw'entv yard line with Pogue liolding the ball booted it squarely between the In diana goal posts and over the bar At that time the hue ot senminaro was on Indiana nve yard mark and the Illini hid been held for three downs On one other occasion in the first period it was Rowe attempted a goal Showing the Comparative Strength of the Elevens IRST QUARTER 1H Ind irst downs 5 1 Yards gained on straight game 64 27 Yards gained on kickoff 40 Yards gained on punting 05 Yards gained on forward passing 6 Yards lost on penalties 5 10 umbles I 1 Total yards gained JOO J43 SJWOND QUARTER irst downs Yards gained on straight game 4H 6 Yards gained on punting Ju b' Yards gained on forward passing Yards lost on penalties umbles Total yards gained 79 SI THIRD QUAKTEK irst downs 3 Yards gained on straight game 7 h5 43 Yards gained on punimg 7 0 Yards gained on forward passing Net yards gained on kirkofls and returns umbles 1 Yards lost on penalties 5 Total yards gained 1 75 147 OURTH QUARTER irst downs 5 3 Yards gained on straight game 09 8 Yards gamed on lorward passing 35 Yards lost on penallics 20 Net gam on kirkidl and re turn 15 Total yards gained gi 03 RECAPI TUMTIOK 111 Xnd dow'ns 1 Hj 7 Total yards gained inclmimg kickoff's punts and penal ties 52 4 14 Yards gained on straight game i7 81 Yards gained on forward passes 84 Illinois also given ball as a penalty pass Indiana men so completely sur lunnded the end who was to receive the bill that the play was incmuplete In diana successfully negotiated the pass five times and on as many occasions failed to complete it The apparent closeness of total distance gained by the two teams is accounted fur CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 COLUMN 5 ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 32 Two Drop Kicks Prove the Downfall of Purdue Team in Struggle With Chicago XL aw Mr Sa rak tK5 1 1 7 7 7Z AAT QUAKERS BATTLE 4 SURPRISE BUTLER TO DRAW BADGER ELEVEN Neither Team Is Able to Score in the Game on Irwin ield BY HOWARD CALDWELL TpARLHAM put a damper on hopes for the secondary championship of Indiana when it held the White and Blue warriors to a 0 to 0 score in a bat tle of straight football on Irwin ield yesterday Much fumbling of Abe ball and failure to up" at crucial mo ments kept the Butler players irom de feating the Quakers wliu thrice Were forced to make a desperate stand wiLluu the shadow of their own goal posts Butler was on theTergc of once in the first quarter and twice in the sec ond Butler rooters yelled themselves hoarse for a touchdown and Couch Thomas fretted and fumed on the side lines but the Irvington plavers failed to produce the necessary to go over for a touchdown They seemed to have forgotten all that Thomas had taught them and failed cmnpleiely to vary their attack in the pinches Coach Ib agan did not make a single HOOSIERS THREATEN INAL QUAR'JER BY BLAINE PATTON (Staff Correspondent of Indianapolis Star) CHICAGO Oi A thriller i ri tom reels was unacted at Marshall ield this afternoon when 1 lie husky Purdue Boiler Makers went dawn in defeat at the hands of the gridiron pupils ol Alonzo A Stagg in a spt oi a cula buttle to 0 A drop kick in the second period and au oiherin the third qiiarim' both of which weir made by the Mm ooii tiuarti back Russell repr smt 'd all of ihe stoning A desperaie fourth period rally by the Old Gold aul Black whh 1 hrea tened to overcome llie lead of the midway alb lot es 1 a nd sriatidi victory in the last lew minutes ol play fell short through lack of time but threw a suaro Into the rib bon bedeck ed Chicago stands and the Lafayette orowd lirions Il was not until the final session of pkiv when Pur due was backed up against its own ten yard line that open lormatious and lor ward passes were attempted with any regularity With the change in tactics rarne sue cess in advancing the ball nmi the plg CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 COLUMN 1 CONTINUED ON PAGEJi COLUMN 6 Michigan armers Proving Big Surprise of Western oot ball Score 12 to 7 TMTADISON W'ls Oct The irnivor slty rif Wisconsin met her first ddeat in two years Imre today at the liand of IMichigaii AgrluultiJrnl College 1 3 to 7 I' rnm I he start both Iwiiiih played un aggressive gamp of higher foutliall with the holding the nHg end Ihroughoui the battle Wisconsin 'missed her best ehaneo to seore nnq win Hlioidjy before llie end when almost wllldn the shmlow of the um my's goal ieiiigam jii lerc ptPd a forward pirns and averted what seemed like a sure touehdown VICTORS SCORE 1 SECOND Both of the t'jiiclidowns wcro scored in the secund period and the Badgers eonnted in the third The second touchdown for he resulted from a fumble ar the goal jiosts vhi' li Schultz iiiek)y took advan tage ol Running behind the posts he fell rm Die ball where struck 'The game was featured by a vast num ootball Results rom All Parts of Country I I INA Illinois 10 India ni 0 Ituller 0 iitrlham IXnbtiKh 6 Kosr i'oly Notre Dame 62: Alma 0 EST hi igo 1 nine Al i nursttl i 30 North Ihihulit Midiignn 12 lM onshi 7 26 Case 2L Ohio Hrslrynn l(Tmnv itmii 78 oil vbi ri Ali isomi 21 Ames 13 NVbntskii 7 llaskll Indians South Diikoia 12 Denver )iijihih 2G Kiimiis it Knox 20 Uoritrll College 7 Ml nion 9 A ocin! er 0 Miami J9 Ih Mscm 0 Heidelberg Hi i I lr rj 0 O(1erln in 27 Ohio UnWihUy 6 Ohio Nmlheni 1 Antiocli 0 licnjon 23 Muskingum HI Miiishall J2 Mariella 7 LAST 'n 0 VI inli i ng I on nnd JrlleiHuii Colgate 6 Trinity cnI5 an 9 Amhrrbl 0 Lehigh 7 Muhlenberg Syraennr 36 Western RotCiirN ItiilgerM 13 ICensse Inrr Jlronti 26 Springfield 6 Hmnilloti fl llobarl Colby Howdoin 0Main 3 1 Bal Will in inn 23 Neu York 0 Navy 76 Map lanl I Tiitia 7 (arllslr 7 20 oniei 7 ihirird 29 It anin State 6 Army 20 Tiifls 0 Dartnmulh 6 J'limrluii 0 bOUTII Michigan 33 Vanderbilt 2 Virginia 13 lieorgin 6 Aliihfinifi Tulane teorgia Tech 1 3 I lorbla 3 Aiiliini 31 yiisslMhippi A Louisville 16 Ciihibcr land 10 TeaH 13 'riTiiicKscc 7 lienltieky Slat' 27 i neiii nu 11 7 I North Cartilliiii 7 ber of forwnrd passes the majority fail ing thejr purpose one resulting In the loss ef Die for the I nlgurs Lim i nd si i mu ry: Wisconsin (7) lehlgn A (12) bring Bit uni S' ii I lx i hide Jel i tack lu Smith li'in Left guuriL Leunurdsoii I Va ug Im ITeeler Klgiil guard McCurdy Butler Itight im klo OfMtip Kight end Rormlug I lows pufti buck i Ui ii 1 1 er 'I'm nicy ft ha lf Black Iu Miller Bight half VanG mt Tfiudberg UdII baric Julian Ke i Imlilnn Igo n) Umpire Knight 'a tm ou It i Ilnewjntin 3 ii tefiiriH i I url iif' Tmichdwn Tn Hilberg Miller Schultz )oal from I midulnwii pel lews Mariin fm VaiiGent VanGent for Martin Alexander for VaniJent Torniey for Cummings L'esseulch for Hrl Iowb Tn bangs fr Straight for Tobrrngn Miller for Miller from placement but Left lend Barnhart broke through the Ulini defense and blocked the kick The result was net gain about twenty five yards for Indiana CROWD NUMBERS ABOUT 8500 QUARTER BACK POGUE DASHING TOWARD VICTORY Highty Hve hundred is the estimate placed upon the number of people who witnessed the triumph of the Orange and Blue Tim guests uf honor Governor Dunne and Governor Ralston occupied a box johrtlv and eauh was as keenly inter ested in the struggle as the youngest undergraduate As early as nonrt thn cates were thrown open and from that time forth a steadyStream of students alumni and fair Women poured through until the stands were a mass of color the Orange ami Blue burwhed in Hie extreme south end of ttie grandstand Hie Cream and Crim son supporters just to their north Urged on by the clwcu leaders these youthful enthusiasts made I he welkin ring with their colb'cm songs and ells The beaiitv of tlic day following the wci'k of rainjr and disagreeable put everv one in a good humor and even when the or mge and blue becapped youths of Illinois followed fheir band around Hie tield in a mail nfter the game had ended the supporters of the defeated team stood by and hos pitably a pphiuded ILLINOIS THE BETTER TEAM Tn football Illinois had much the hotter learn It took hut a few scrim mages in (he first period to detm mine this and it became a question only of hoW long the sturdy Indiana fine could withstand Hie terrific plunging of Seho Hue and Ilowe or uf when or how tlu'V could if they could at all the dodging squirming ugue when he got off on his end runs Summed up Illinois made first down sixteen times in the game as against but first downs for Indiana Illinois gained 2S7 yards on Him plunges and end runs Indiana was abb' tn advance the ball only eighty four yards on the same kind of pkiy Hi rm ward passing however Indi ana was inueli the bet lor having a total of eight four yards gained on ii ve com pleted fm ward passes to nolhing gained ny Illinois in six unsuccessful attempts Every time Illinois attempted the forward i A I 11 J3L 41 Wt I ter 'U A A mV I ill i 2jk '2' "zAe 'V IkM'' VL 'z 's Ax 'Xi XX a' 7 i Brings Defeat to Indi ana Eleven CRIMSON SUPERIOR Al BOOTING OVAL Play by Play Story Re veals the Why and Where! ores BY A BLAKELY T) LA BY PLAY in tlm 1 1 id ia na Illi tmis rmilest 1 1 1 i nftti noui) sllOWrd the teams almost cvmily maii lifd iri 11m first halr bill Illinois stronger in the last wo i i ei's Pngim Hie Sucker quarn hack idayml I fie slur rob: of llm day rhart was I ho must Consistent ground gainm fur ilm Crimsrm lo tm with ing and Suol1 giving able a ssisl a ucf began al 2 03c after Indiana won the (ohm nml rliom tn dmmiil ilm imriltgoal of Illinois klukm! to leming mi llm went yi rr I line where lit was ihiwm Mb key hau hnri lhe hero of lml year's gaum with was hIo (n for lit hi sol i i na'uk anq Im made i iel 1 1 ya i ds 1 1 1 1 igli the Ii no I Jem I on )1 Hl piuiu'u HHI Ham two more plays failed gain arid the ball Wi ld over after (he distance had berm measured ILLINOIS STARTS AST IHIhoIh started mH Ilka a whirlwind and niinlo Jiri fi down al uno I llowi: am uf the Illinois siirs lambed tlV line lor twelve yards was glymi his firsl cliujiet but Indmna had a sione wall def iisu amt a sliill play lailed 'J hw first injury ol llm giim was rmi long in 'muing foj oii (he ricxl play Wllsmi win Imrl ujid Carpenter took Ids place al i ad then made Hmm but lm was thrown fm: a loss and it was In diana's ball on ber own four yafi lima S' oit was limn called on by his cau tain to boot the liiill out of danger and he r'i ponded will) fort Ji Ve ya i punt to Kowe who fumbled the bull 1( was losl a 1 1 by Pogue who never lost sight of tin hall I hrmigliout the gaum Kim left lialf then was lIIc on and made a half yard on two at tempts after willed Ids team was gii the first junalty of Um game for offside play The loss yards hurt ami a forward pass was tried only to tail whvn it wa' mioninpleted ORWARD PASS CLOCKED second forward pass was blm ked find Rqwo was forced to kick from his foriy yaii! line Lrcluiri look the ball on his own forty livc yard ilm Jail failed to gain Ho then biickd center for live yard gain Ulemlng added four more and Mie key made ft first down when he plumm through ronter for four yards lenimg tore off thron and then Semi fumbled but Whitaker reeoverci An off side play iosi thu ten yards Then Hie forward iass was tried fur a five yard gain Bogim could gain only half' a yard and Suoit buoicd out of bounds on Im tlih ty yard line I failed bul Schubinger made four through tackles Rowe was good for but one yard and then Illinois got first down on offside play Indiana being peirilized leu yards Powe find llm malc small gains and then Indiana held only Io see the Suckers put over for first down on tin next play lino Iben loro six around IH't injd Kowe made it first down through oenter Afar llowe gained half a yard Illinois was penalized for offside play bul it did no damage for Sefm binger made ightrni yards on an off tacklu play He failml on Hie next play and Rowe could gain but two yards Silmbingcr then made first down through right tackle bnf Voss for Indiana got' through rind broke uj lhe next play when he threw Pogue lor a live yard loss TIE IN IRST QUARTER After fi line plunge and forward pasts Rowo dropped back lor a plum kick Ho as slow in getting the hall away and Errhan blocked it An Indiana man got Hu ball bul fumbled ami it was bull on the thirty six yard line llm made two yards and lime was called with the ball on the thirty eight yard line Indiana 0 Illinois 0 Tim secoml period of play showed Illi nois the aggressor and Jndiinu on the de fensive The Suckers plowed through arid tore up the Indiana Hue and got with in Inches of a touchdown twice only to leel the Hoosh line st inkm rind hold Wilson went bio in llm game at right end A delayed buck netted Illinois one yard but a doiihlu forward pass was in corn)b'to and Rowe punted over the goal line Time was taken out fur Scott and then the ball was pul in play by Indiana un its twenty yard line leming was held ami then gained a yard un a second attempt WTrnu hre hnrt lost Jive on a fake punt Scutl booled out of danger lo Rowan who was dowruul on the fifty yard line without gaining an meh Schubinger made five Rowe two and then Rue ton? off six yards for first down Schohiiigor I lien made throe through renter and roi 1 1 i iiued the down the field by a six yard plunge through the line Rowe made Ivo more Jor first down Walters then was substi tuted I'm Hiro before lndiani lined up Rowe Ilion marie two more ami Bogue added seven for first down' CRIMSON LINE HOLDS The Suckers were on Indiana's rwo vard line and called on Sclmbinger to go through for the first marker lie made CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 COLUMN 2.