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'X '7' 4 EIGHT CENTS SUNDAY 1919 Purdue Triumphs Over Aggie Aggregation 13 7 Bewildering Aerial Attach bi) Irish Aid Up Staters in Piling Up i 1 'l The Pi8 Lineup and summary LINEUP AND SUMMARY Indiana (3) Notre Dame (16) Kiffht Half Bink ia iluflinr r) Grigsby to compete Purdti Indiana at Knight Mich' handi ILLIN1 SPILLS Hod for CHICAGO HOPES WITH 10 0 WIN 7 TQ SCORE the Game Resembles Mud Pies in Action Says Mary kirk and regular back field lot of talk about him identified but ily resemblance as a group of twenty' I as for seven in down by' a defensive half first on ootball Results field in ball Idfvenduhi he got vn i A pfiietcran Itislry recovered Barker Notre Duiiie I Indiana 3 Smith to penetrate the Kight Half Back Score by Periods oRca ped Indiana's stiffened EASTERN TILT ex GOPHERS TRIP WISCONSIN Jtruke bu tne nite iciuieuLcu that ranklin's offensive I 8ai to the aborting editor that surely Notre Dame the only score of the Wal1 nation Mr quart fl four yards CONTINUED ON PAGE 36 Indiana's CONTINUED ON PAGE 26 Oss made tea ms I iaerlle StroU Hous Tine nrnlsws Id Yule resh bv Period 0 0 0 ankhn 0 Wilders Im CONTINUED ON PAGE 36 0 i Kight Tackle Right End 7 0 Wert Martin 0 0 me to 7 6 Quarter Bark Kight Half Right End Right Tackle Kinrnllvr Campbell Archer Miller SBrnamn Walqulst Rsmw Coryell Orbn Wineland Guild an end line back a number twnty yards Macklin Wagner A In Im tne Kent ucky the pri'sjj place to Elton Ilanisch The lost two Left luard Left Tarkle and had IL for J'trrdur Smith Birk Cooley Milrhdl Grigsby Gipson Gtlloway Burton the the the the which yas ankle deep in water in spots was any conducive of sensational MORNING NOVEMBER ng six yards WitTs the ball we of Ichigan olght vard line Bot Springer Schwei BlWMCtt pick out Mr Williams Indiana Uni versity from the rust of the mud guards because nc game Then Mr Gipp th On the yards but Bergman UUh (MR Oregon 2 Cal I fornia Dartiwsputh 0 Colgate 7 Dartmouth scoring: Tnuchdo at rnm itnnl frftin nti Ini i Colgate scoring: Toucndown Gillo limes bv fumbled punts Birk the Pur due left tackle whs a whole side of a linn himself that is he held up the of territory or penalties inflicted by the officials on the Holler Makers Purdue scorer its first touchdown early in the first quarter after the balL had scc Kawej back and forth in the middle of the field and Lhe Aggies had attempted to gain through tne Purdue line With the ball on his own thirty Archer was called back to Coryell who took lights of i tne following 5tndly tack hid by DAD COOK WILL SPEAK AT ALUMNI LUNCHEON to cross Lean ard neo rk ed carried for slxty se Dame's twenty sever then uncorked the five yard line the Purdue athletes 14'ft Guard Right Guard Kight Tackle Kight End Quarter fzeft Half Right Half ull Score by Periods thorn first downs touchdowns on Defense a strong defensive seemed to weaken which the II first touchdown period lampi ran sot TH Alabama er 1 Burleigh the goal and the spared the mark of Hight Guar Right fiM kiRight End took no but applied the region their get loose from the agile llllnl The whistle announcing the end of the game probably saved the Maroons another touchdown for JIHnols had car ried the ball to th ir three yard line Risley broke through th Irish inter ference and got hi man lost two yards but a pass Gipp ti Kirk ltM Notre Dame nine yards Bshan made it I oh ci 11 South 0 tic fid own llunmies Official iipski Chietujo Misses iner Plays usual several of the fin' play me I even the score Jimmy Hicks to nothin' Al so according to the sporting editor Notre Dame tried forward pass nnd It looked to rne like the hall had passed over the line but for some ocptilt reason 1 could not figure out They his way through an open field with wihlering motions Tie traversed tl yards before he was downH Only Marker of Game Comes in irst Quarter After Oqden Blocks Straight oot ball Used CHICAGO BACKS HELD TO PRACTICAL STANDSTILL pnss Ruben to was regarded as the of gridiron this season undefeated and comnletelv baffled In the latter portion of maiana defense for to work and Notre lino and ends wore stopped dead time after (Ime The second half found the Bnlb Makers backed tip against the wall on several occasions as (oarh men played an altogether de Ralph letcher Stars Scoring All Points for Result Upsets Dope Game Played eBfore Record Crowd COLGATE TIES DARTMOUTH IN expected to throw at the Irish Was missing? This Was due in part to the fact that the Crimson men were unable to get in a position where it was safe to open up their attack Cach men were continually on the defensive and time after time were in such a pre dicament a punt was the only safe thing to do On the other hand Notre Dame flashed an aerial attack which had the Crimson men completely baffled for two Dertous the second half the these passes began Once the sporting editor said: "That was a urop kick" and I said yes had noticed that the roof leaked considerable but that ho far no drop had kicked me yet though a platoon nr scouung expedition Math yr rough But as I say rve what with the seem to to go way out Although Notre Dame was the aggressor throughout the contest with Indiana yesterday Washington Park Indiana broke through the the lipper picture apt Minton ol six yards and broke the defense of followed practically every play URBANA III Kov Displaying a startling reversal of form and using typical Zuppke strategism' Illinois cap sized Chicago's championship hopes on IHinols ield this afternoon winning 10 0 before SOOO persons the largest crowd (riat ever attended an athletic strength Tonight con cns fight harder than ever as they went into ll)f contest with a deLei tnlnatbm to win and came out of the game with victory and In good condition Coach Scanlon anl bis assistants Coaches 61 4 ho had gon on a down my neck Among the high quarter wei was so rep the oonosln: that the jersey got nil torn to Mr Gfpp appeared on the lahan made one yard through Bergman tore off tackle for Slaekrnni inaae Powerful Backs of Minnesota Tear Open Badger Line MADISON Wfst Nov Minnesota upset the dope completely here today ill I pretty at that The nh'j set dinner uTimit uXt Kaster the catnc the teams red sweaterti Jind Notre Dame Watkins Lslrdl GillO TcnichdownN Slafkford Gipp Drop G4pp Place Kick Risley Goal rom Gipp Notre Brandy for Bahan Mo hardt for Gipp Phelan for Slackford Walsh for Bergman Trafton for Maddi gan Maddigan for Kmithr Shaw for De (free Barry for Mohardt Dooley for Anderson Meagher for Trafton Pierson Brand) Connors for Maddigan Indiana Bowser for Minton Kyle Ross Lohrei for aust for Mathys Hiatt for WHUams Referee Gardner (Cornell) umpire A Reid (Michigan) field Judge A Coffin (Cornell) head lines man Guy Lohman (Springfield CA) Michigan territory with was called on tun off tackle play Midi went over for the second marker Dur Ing the third quarter rmlth scoped up a fumble by Springer and raced seventy yards for a tout hdown put was called hack by the officials as they called the: play an Inconipleb forward pass Thn scored their touchdown by advancing the ball down the field on a series of bucks and off tackle plays early In the third period Ilammes and Bassett carried Hie ball and by gaining twenty seven yards on a forward pass Springer to Buss A had the ball on the three yard fine but the line held like the proverbial stone wall nnd gained the ball on downs Hufllne fell bark for the goal line to punt but his kick was blocked Bo falling on? the pigskin giving the Aggies their only score of the game They advanced the ball near the Purdue goal line on numer ous other occasions but were always held for downs when they had chances to score an1 Smith usually put the ball bark in i long kl ks ttnlrh goal from goal from and Indiana time for the Ing the chances on tdddding ca pt urrd ba II to he solar plexi after the Creates Open Offense All year Diss has been creating a shifty ojM'n style offense Within three davs the whole plan had to be changed Nothing but Indirect passing could be done on McKern ield The fact that the light back fie! could bore hole as thev did the versatility of the team which now feels confident of wa loping Wabash at Indianapolis next Sat urday The kicking of Harold Galloway was consistent and overcame the natural handicaps of ra wet ball and slippery field defensive game al center was a whirlwind and the digging tac tics of Jacobs and the blocking and tackling of Moffet sent shivers through the Wabash squad on the side lines ersry the gurneaught i hri was nearly impossible for the Aggies to gain ground through te Purdue left wing Birk also played a creditable of fenMivr game as he opened up many holew for the Purdue back field men to pile through Meeker and Wagner were the often alve luminaries for Purdue as these two first year varsity men were the nly consistent ground gainers in the content Wagner's drives off tackle were repeated and netted many yards of territory for the Boiler Makers while an game nearly every play and ua the Waterloo of many of the attempts to gain ground by the forward pass route Mich igun at to mpt ed four toe forward passes of which two were ten fncomph ted and two intercepted against two attempts to gain by passing both of which were unsuc ccssful A wits penalized forty a pigskin over head the ball be ing covered bv Archer but going to Purdue aa it was fourth down on the I ne Aggies pr nalized half the distance on me guard kicked Awries on an t'olnrjHlo Arcbs 3 InRrndty of Dcn nt ew whose stellar running both in wide attempts in returning purity and In line plunging pt the Ohl Gobi goal in danger i is lacking was mediocre and at times his field generalship was faulty But without Wrn ranklin would Again the fleetfooted half back carried the ball and this time tore through right tackle for seven yards Bahan made it YVfcijT Bl iuis 3 ValpuraRo 0 Iowa a( 3 Nebraska 0 town 26 South Rikota I 0 Indiana 0 Second Quarter third down 'Williams got? two Leonard was forced to punt to on Notre forty three the year IS to 7 in a game featured by the terrific lino plunging of the Gopher barks who torr great holos In the WIs consin line ami touted enemy's Weston lor big gains Wisconsin was on the defensive almost every minute of the first half and did not open up with its best trick the for ward pass until the third quarter Then the Badgers worked a half dozen passes for long gains only to be chocked when other throws won Intercepted by the oopritu 1 neso ta so ed late in th second a punt back from midfield to Wiscon sin twen ve varo line Wisconsin held twice but uarppi irst Marker of Game Comes in irst Quarter by Short orward Pass on the wonderful offense Lafayrtt 21 Cornell 2 SiftHrlhmorr 13: (frMniis 12 Gettysburg 7 DlrkUon 0 Hjiverfortl 10 runklln tyid Ma TMhull John Hopkins 20 Dbanon Valley Columbia 0 Colon 0 Ornricle 0: AhKhuju 0 U'eMlevnn 16 VM1hinu 0 Bnrknrll 27 HL Bonn venture 0 Georgetown 4fi Delaware ofiegr 7 Lineup and Summary Chicago fl) Hinkle Higgins (C) IllinniR 3 Chicago 0 i Bcore for Touchdown i i nr ntpi iim touchdown Ralph letcher field Ralph letcher HficinlR fT Rlrr Earlharn)' umpire Momma West Point) bend llnoijl man St John CNotr Larne) field Judge Thurber i Colgate) Time of Periods 15 minutes each I'upc narrowly! making a nose thriving Vnuntrl rivrs along the side linos which think vts the Wabash or sortvthing come to Indianapolis to see the game They pretty near had to use a pulrnotor on him anti heard him say that his whole past life had flashed before him he rose to the surface ftr the third Irish and Crimson Pictured in Attacks Netting Gains With the Dame purposely carried the ball nut and the oval wasjut In play inside the field A beautiful forward pass Ginn to Bertr twenty three yards utre Dame fumble on ee vard line Efforts Vph rfllark for Keppner for Ogdn romped around thc enda Meyers and and Smith and' ran of kicks fifteen fore Purdue tacklers him 'Pho refit of the Aggffi eleven ci edit fur th li work in attempting to wrest the vic tory from the Boiler Ahik th The playing of ib Purdue aggrega tion was Invincible during tlm Hrt half of thu contest ns the up statc univer men gained ground consistently and the many attempts of the Aggies at Georgo Ade and other notables joined the homecoming throng to walcn the annual crap between the two old en emies Illinois outplayed the Maroons from beginning to end there being no time when they were dangerous The only tunc when tin were within even strik ing distance ot a touchdown was in the third period when the ball was curried to the Illinois eighteen yani line but here the lllini braced anti took the ball on downs Ralph letcher who replaced Sterna rnun in the Illinois lineup when the Springfield star was injured proved a nemesis for the Stagg men lie nnnle nil of the Illinois points kicking place kirk Jn the' second period and go ing for a touchdown in th third period Chicago's fust back field proved disappointment to the 1200 Maroon rooters who accompanied the forthvrw was no time wivoi ft was able to gain consistently Graham Maroon quarter was unfortunate as tivre was no time when he was able to 2'J RuHa School of Mines 0 Kiuaus A erica 3 for the first touchdown Quast the goal After throwing the bank to their ihro line on side kick Purdue got within strik ing distance of its goal line in the sec on 1 quarter when Macklin ran back eno of Archer punts twenty five yards and sml HTfine carried the ball and hae 1 yearn Hr rreriitlv where he ha berji aMHMUuuedlth bwlfL A Co at thicatra At fhc hindiMn pptna will be laid for the lioMorftmlnr Bloomnurton on boy 22 when hymn ir will hr the 'Wm opponent The nhimn! frrl that the team teray showed markrd hworovemexit over the MimiMwh game and that with three more week at hlx Cofh btlrtun will be aide to whin hi rwn material Into winning Combbiatieni mpht er) Head llnts A A nute Dame over the goa! The bail was brought to tn rwonry yara nn gained Haven yards when quarter wud called A New' Notre Dame Comes Into Life of Mary Boslwiclf Meet ing Between Irish and Indiana Yesterday on Cridiron Proves Surprise in Consideration of IrfAcather Players Appear as Angleworms Because of Mud ihnrn 0: Virginia 1 I I rvbni fl 22 HANOVER Hk Nov 1 Dart mouth and Colgate played to a tie 7 to 7 today in what most crucial test in thTTEast su far finds both teams tenders for football supremacy in the Bast Dartmouth snatched fmm its oppo nents what appeared to be certain vic tory for Colgate when with thre min utes to play Youngstrorn blocked a punt on the fifteen yard line and carried the ball across Colgate's goal for the touchdown that paved the way to a tv Robertson i kicked team's record was defeat score came as a result mu oi nnunns line neat which yards to Notre rd lino Bcrffman tt sensational run BY JOHN HEAD A bewildering aerial attack aided I and abetted by sensational end runs off tackle smashes and ling plunges in the second period by Gipb Berg man and Slackford threw conster nation into the Crimson camp yes terday afternoon at Washington Park and the Notre Dame gridders pushed over1 a victory on Indiana 1 to 3 A field mud and thing but football but Bergman Gipp and the entire Notre Dame squad put up a 1 football battle hard with To the wet and sloppy con 'dition ot the field can tribute ite success in holding the scope close field wa in such a condition that Bepgman 7 con sidered the flashiest back field man in the West was unable to hit his' stride except in few instances He 4 used the play withsuch success he was able to wiggle and squirm through the Indiana team for gains of ten to thirty yards It was his sensational dashes 1 which placed the ball in scoring territory several times while he was in the i George Gipp ably assisted Bergman in the Irish drive toward the Indiana goal line After Notre Dame had piled up a 16 polnt lead on Indiana early in the third quarter Coach Rocknefe moved his entire back field from the game and placed substitutes in their places It was then that Indiana aa able to successfully compete with and halt the attack of tha up staters Irish Have Strong Defense However the Crimson clad warriors were unable at any time to penetrate the stone wall defense put up by the Catholics Williams tried time'" and again to get through for runs but he was usually downed without a gain or for a'loss However he did get through once for the only" long gain Indiana made He eluded several Notre Dame tacklers 'and traversed seventeen yards before be floundered in the mud rll wifhnnt hnine fnrklfw1 The forward pass attack Indiana was expecteq to inrow at tne xrtsn iiialvrr it zl 11 A 1 to Play defensive full ba Ho mail but two rrors which wtp nnot costly In receiving tlm numerous punta boot Genrjr ZlMizI) prldent of he Jnrilaua Afi froclatiun will be the Kprakcr at the rcKvbir weekly Junchn of the local ftJiinini HNWH lid HI nt the IUMtrl of Tnul lmorrow Mr wan 1J Hthletie' nrrnnlratlon It president for Asp ounts Crimson Catholic Backfield Ploughs Through Soft Going for Neat Gains Bloomington Team Counts in Last Period With a Place Kick by Bad 4 lark India MWlonr umpire CNotr 4 'Purdue) head linesman SubHUtutfi ns ranklin Hro i rung camprii BY DAVE L1L1ENTHAL Special Correspondent of The Star GREENCASTLE Ind Nov De Tigers stopped Giant eleven this aternoon in a bitterly fought game the score being 7 to 0 touchdown came in the first four min utes of play on a blocked kick by Ted Ogden on the ranklin fifteen yard line recovered by Bun Ciild on the one yard line and was taken over by After a week of continuous rain which continued through the first half the field was slimy and treacherous nothing but line plunging making any gains ranklin lost several chances to score being seemingly outfoughtin the line at every criticitl time where they held a twenty pound per man advantage With the exception of half a dozen un successful forward passes by the Thur ber men nothing was counted by straight football The condition of the morass and the superiority of weights gave ranklin a corfstant advantage in this regard The defensive work of the Tiger crew was the outstanding fea ture of the game Tlmd after time the light scrappy line would pile up the heavy and beefy line of the Gold and Blue The secondary defense especially in the early stages of the game ranklin from getting with in striking distance At oen time in the second half with Ogden put out and a large penalty put ting the ball on the Tiger one yard line the heavy ranklin were piled up intheir tracks three times and tried a pass on the fourth which was knocked down defensive half The star of wonderful line of the Northmen on several occasions for gains which gavc them a chance for scoring In the Indiana combination is seen below a pile following a drive through center which netted men the Irish for the first time The picture is characteristic of the scramble for the scone of the hall which terday as both teams were constantly on the alert for Jumbles and diving for tlic following tackles skin on a stray fumble In the lower picture Gipp is sccn starting on one of his end runs which gained so consistently for men Irish back field is seen preceding Gipp on his journey forming wonderful interference Bergman and Gipp Throw Gloom Over Indiana Men concerned back to the 20 yard Why 20? I( know Aiwo And no wonder not and roundinr sharp the wav they did arid piling up out there In No land and Kome times a gallant tackle or something would be beating it down the field and his feet would decide to travel by air route instead of overland an he would dig himself a sizable shell hole in the quivering earth when he came down They ah got to looking like those rab bits andAhings von rook when you are out camping wrapping them up In mud and placing them over the coals I never ate any but I know people who in the first period of Robertson nunt a rn I m'n onf Vu rd Gillo scored on a short Dass from Anderson ami Vest kicked the goal Lineup ani summaries: 'Dartmouth (7) Colgate St rang Jx ft End sonnen berg CcIsd Cunningham oungstrom Murphy Tbreshie Sannell Robertson Jckberg Jordan Illinois (10) ii noy ft EmJ said the sporting editor said 1 saw it when 1 was I said from the sfz lt it must have been considerable fort to move It seen it once and and everything it wnrfh tha lYeirt Washington Bark just to see it again a swell cathedral as cathedrals go would upon a mouse Bahan failed to kick the goal Gipp Drop Kicks Goal Then another Notre Dame rush car ried the ball down the field and when Indiana held Gipp dropped back and booted the ball between the bars for three more points This was all the scoring in the second period but shortly after the start of the third period Bergman tore through the Indiana line for a thirty yard run which placed he ball within the Indiana thirty yard line Line plunges by Slackford and Gipp car ried the ball to the 8 yard line where Gipp circled his right end for a touch down Gipp punted out the Brandy and then kicked the goal bringing the total up to 16 After the second string Notre Dame men entered the game Indiana held the Irish on even terms and succeeded in garnering its three points from a place kick Despite a drizzling rain during the greater portion of the contest some 5000 spectators were huddled in the stands trying by every means to keep warm and to find a dry spot where they might regt The game did not show the true strength of the two teams for the field was such that open football was almost the only thing that could be tried with any safety umbles were frequent but the penalties were 'very fev With the rath down steadily the Indiana and Notre Dame teams dashed onto a rain soaked and muddy gridiron amid the cheers of the followers of the respective elevens After the customary warming up exercises Notre Dame won the toss and chose to kick off to Indiana defending the nortl goal Kirk kicked off outside and the ball was brought back This time Gipp booted the ova to Williams who returned to his twenty five yard line Williams fumbled on the first play but recovered Boss failed to gain when he smashed the Notre Dame line Minton shot a pass to Williams who was down after gaining five yards Leonard punted to Bergman on Notre hi rty three vard line The Irish were penalized for offside play and Gipp tore around his right end for twelve yards Borgman wiggled and Detroit 2 Kalxinazop College 0 ae 31) Hiram A Ohrrfin Rrerv 0 Hel'lelberg Baldwin WnHare of IrnncMore 0 arolina 0 7 GfMM gln 0 Rtatr fi: finlrrlil Igan University umpire anil a of refereiS all In white pants rapidly ceased being such It was not long before both i zwi (R'h1 like a ran of worms for they certainly did Bkld 1'1! tell the worm wearing chains Hern minutes each rL a linn rI 1 1 A I I tUVll II IIBI Capt' Huffine alwo played a great offen sive game and wag a bulwark of rang! on defenne Huffine kicks during the first quarter were going for fifty and fifty five yards but during the Later part of the second period he was unable to get oft many boots of great dlatince Smith who phved his best game oi ui reason at end took burden of booting the ball during iusu nan tne contest Macklin Goes Well Maklin who has hern hailed second Oliphant played a flashy Miller the giant tackle was In seven yards a forward brought the ball within throe a touchdown from where scored Lampl rnlssoA goal umble Is Costly The second Copher score came in the third quarter Hundt Wisconsin fum bled after a twelve yard gain and Ku ben scooped the ball up and ran to Wh wentv iin I Vn rd drives carried the ball tn within live yards of goal and from there after three plays Ruben went over for the acorn Iimpl missed goal Before that period ended Minnesota had carried the ball to within ten yards of another score and in the Last quar ter starting from this iolnt the Coph ers scored Ruben made the tjehdown and J4mpl Hired goal only points DEPAUW LINE PILES UP HEAVY BACKS Boiler Maker Offensive Spells Downfall of II eavy Michigan Eleven Meeker and Wagner Count for Winners Scan lon's Men ight Under Handicap of Large Weight Odds Blocked Punt Gives Aggies Score Dame started thv ball over hal tod all awithin the fiv pass by Notr jmnted to Bergrnan on Notre lortv tive yard line Gipp tore guard for three yards and on play eluded Indiana tacklers and carried the ball fifteen yards before being downed Bahan fumbled but recovered A box was a spend such time It got say a ThlnV and that helped a little The Kame was played on schedule for if they waited for the rain to stop they il pjuj i i i anq out into i i' in in blue Mich roupl which VOL 17 IrishWade Through Mud and Water to Beat Crimson Eleven kicking to ranklin Kingsoliver was downed on his thirty yard line It was crti tn inrarf nt was a dismal failure their llrat earned downs being made after Jen minutes of play A punt by Galloway tn the ranklin nfteon yard return of which was blocked by rush through renter recovered by Guild and in tne nwpwy netted tl Mtnh Tho nuart on twenty yard line in their possession ririr tnn nncHPil the second with a twenty yard run but the advantage aa soon lost when rank lin recovered a DvPauw fumble on I heir ten vard line an exchange of punts following Thon the critical point came for the Gold and Blue A long end run brought the ball to the fifteen yard line the few ranklin rooters out of the way the Wabash squad came off the bleachers and pleaded with the Thurber men for a touchdown Line plunges and passes were alike unsuccessful and Ogden again blocked' an attempted drop kick Lineup and summary (7) ranklin (A) Guild Moffett once you ve seen one ol drals seen non Hf it at ail taxi driver was stewed and he started to take me out to the Petty Triangle or whatever it is they call it and we had quite an argument But eventu ally I got a good slant at Notre Larue' Sport Editor Explains Thereupon the sporting editor plained that It was the fqotball team of Notre "'Dame University and that they were going to play Indiana University and would I consent to attending the game and writing it up from the view point of an expert and i would so out we go to Washington Uhcn I took a look at thu field on which the tide was rapidly rising especially in the muddy part re cntly pccupd by the Inte lamented baseball diamond I 7 0007 Snbst it ut during tho past two weeks nrrA which weeks ago today marked the 1 urdue team as being woefully wak on of fensive work but judging by the great driving displayed by proteges in conflic to day this weakness has been cured as the nthletcs piled through and around the line consistently for gains netted enough to score two Aggies Strong The Aggies played game but their line on numerous orasions Boiler profited by gaining from three to ten yards territory every time they curried the ball Archer the giant Aggie center was the main offen sive and dr f' nslve cog in the Aggie machine ns he broke up more Purdue attempts to gain ground than any other two men on the Michigan learn as he did all of the kicking for his squad When I 'urdue had the ball Aicher was by will a McCullough Sjwcial nrrospondent Tin Star LA AY ETT lndt 1 Outweighed but not outplayed the Purdue football team score dts first victory of the season here nnun on a muddy field by piling up 13 points to ihe Michigan 7 in a game which was replete with sensationa 1 playing The continual rainy pathor of the past week put the gridiron in such a condition for the contest this afternoon that the Boiler Maker cloven was seriously handicapped in Its offensive tempts againat the Aggies as men from the north outweighed local university pigskin chasers pounds to the man The nd da were against Purdue before the contest started its the size of the Aggies made the Old Gold and Black plajers appear as pygmies and the ex perienco of the Michigan aggregation they wuukBput down rugs or some thing for the boys to play cn? But he said No And 1 said Surely the boys would wear hip boots and brellas while they played? sporting editor said No again rain kept coming down and div i I 11:11 an at ternoun oui i T3 i i unusually awful I would i 1he al1 used to do In rance the poor boys In the rrurhlon (i llkMikrll Indians EAST VYct Virginia 25 Yincrfon 0 rittbirh' Ht Lehigh 0 Sjfbtw IK lirov llan Rrd 20: Springfield 0 State 10 ranh 0 Anns 21 TnfG IS olgnte 7 Rartniouth 7 Yale 21 Marjland State 0 on it and hud to be dug out with iiiDuge a saia Air BY MARY BOSTWICK you going out to Washington Park the sporting editor asked me early yesterday afternoon I said no I hadn't thought of it what was there out there he thought might' Interest me? he said I said 'Tve seen it Buller 0 JlnnCvrr 13 Mlrhignn Aggies 7 DIuhw 7: 1 ranklld 0 BIG TEN TltiuoH 10 Chicago 0 tMlf bignn t6 urtli es( ern 13 when a steering knuckle or something broke wheretipon he started an opposi tion to the Subway Atmosphere Clouds Up Second period Things were looking murky for I and you could hardly see your hand before your faro when Notre Dame made a touchdown makingland handed Wisconsin its first defeat of TIGERS BEAT RANK LIN BY method After the as removed from forward pass was atempted It seemed as if the Irish were willing to fight on the defense with their commanding lead It was in the last quarter that Indiana bad the ball in Notre Dame territory during the greater portion of the time but was unable to shove over a touch flown In this period It looked as df the Irish defense had crumbled when Indiana began a rush for the goal line It was fifteen yard penalty which placed the baH on Notre Dames twelve vard line Here Bowser tried three times to make it first down but failed iMathvs bad been injured Dm the dash for a touchdown ana substituted by aust When the little quarter saw the defon so of the Irish was too strong he called Risley back for a place kifck Standing on his fourteen yard line the big tackle dld his job neatly and gave Indiana lone points' of lite game Crimson Line Holds The Indiana line showed wonderful defensive power at certain 'portions of the game when the line was threatened but it was unable tn combat the dazzling dashes of Bergman and Gipp during that second period when Notre Dame showed Ms best foot ball However on three instances the line held Notre Dame when a score wemed imminent The punting in the game was remark able considering the neavy and soggy condition of the ball Most of the pupts on both sides were well placed How ever the first Notre Dame score re sulted when Anderson broke through and blocked punt and then fell on the ball within five yards of the Indiana goal line On one other occa sion the Notre Dame line broke through and blocked a punt but little from it Notre Dame rushed the ball to In diana's fifteen yard line in the period but was held for down How ever in the second period the real at taclf was launched It end un til the Irish had pushed over a touch down and Gipp had booted a gnat from the field Tt began to look as of the half would go scoreless until the break came when Anderson blocked Leonard's punt vWith the ball on five yard line this period the Crimson line held Twice did Blackford try to penetrate ithut failed Then Gipp tried but was held However the ball slipped from liis grasp and fell over the goal line Slackford pounced upon It as a cat a 21 A PART 1 lPJANC IAL and CLASbirlZiD rrAvii8 to oo a A 1 JtlK 11NDL AJN AUE1S U1ND A I AK tores bv Lon Barton Staff of The Star) I I a 1 I 3 jSsel f' I fix 1 Browning 1 UePauw JLticU for Burton A Galloway tori away from I A 1 3 i 't' A 'S'z 'A' I tyAiit 1 Kirk Left End Donovan "Left Tackle Risley I Anderson Guard Me Caw I Maddigan Center Pierre Smi'h Right Guard Mumby DeGree s' i Right Tackle Leonard Anderson Right End Pope Bahan Quarter Mathys Bergman Left Half Williams Gipp Right Half Minton Slackford ull Ross Score by Notre Dame 0 9 7 0 10 Indiana 0 0 0 3 3 1 Statistical Analysis of the Game DAME I5DIANA Jf irst Second irst rond litlf Jinlf Half' Halt (troiind gained by rushiiix che ball127 yads CH jards 1H yards 71 jarih irst ilnwn gained bv rushing ball 10 4 0 Punts I Average ditanrc of ptiiils yard 30 yards 42 yards 3k yards orward puxsrs 0 I Uirotind gnlurd by passe f7 janh 7 yards Penalties 1 1 2 Ground 1 bv unities 3 yards 0 nrtls JO yards JO umblr 1 I 2 Ball lend Di rtiblrh 0 I 0 Ground lost by fumbles) 7 yard 10 yiirds 5 yards I I I.