Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 October 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASILE, INDIANA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 16 1895

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Bill Heads. Statements, Circulars Programmes, Invitations Pamphlets, Books, Fine Correspondence Stationery,

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

The Do Inn*- Their College

and Nodal Life—Their

eldeiiltt and Biolen ol the ICiT^lit LIv«m of tlatiy Young Tien and Women Told li> tSpedul Iteporler.

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY "lakes four yards through left

'guard. Hall makes five yards through right guajd, Hull makes three yards more. Ball given to Kentucky on decision of umpire and Mason makes twenty yards. .Asher makes three more. Asher takes ball makes no gain, DePauw's ball. Shireman makes two yards | through left tackle, Shireman takes | ball makes no gain, Hall makes two (yards through left tackle, dispute on down and Kentucky takes ball. Carnahan makes two yards through

Tl.e department of biology has I left guard Carnahan ^akes two received a number of tine biological | yard8 around left endi Aiher specimens from Dr. Tclease, supt. alBke8 three yar( , 8 around right

Hurrah for DePauw! Can we play foot ball?

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ISIi^w’h botanical garden*.

Guy Walker, of Terre Haute, was here yesterday visiting friends and

witnessing the foot ball game.

Mrs. Conlogue, of Kendallville, is visiting her daughter Miss Zella,

at the Harris house.

Miss Nettie Wood has returned

to her home at Muucie.

Regular Y. M. C. A. meeting this

opening at fl:30.

The Voorbees lecture occurs next

Monday evening.

Coacher Wade took charge of the foot ball team this evening and injeeted a good deal of enthusiasm

into it.

Will Sparks will visit his home at Carthage the last of the week. Prof. A. I. Dotey, of Indianapo lis, will be the guest of university friends over Sunday. The next foot-bull game will be played between DePauw and Wa bash-at Crawfordsville next Saturday. There is a movement on foot among the students to secure a special train and a low rate. Let every student go and encourage our brave boys. Victory is certain, and we want this to be it banner day for the foot ball team. PKEPAKATOKYNOTES. Mr. Pinnell, of 11)00, has typhoid

fever.

Miss belle A. Johnson lias entered this school. The lecture delivered by Dr. Gobin last night was well attended and very interesting. Mr. Darby was elected president of the newly organized prep football team.

DEPAUW GOWNS KENTUCKY.

The Southerner** no Mntch for the Sturdy HooMer Liulfi. Yesterday was a typical foot ball day. Early in the morning numerous students and citizens were seen making preparations to attend DeI’auw’s first ball game. And they came too. At three thirtj' o’clock four hundred persons were lined up in Lynch’s park to see us win our tirst victory and do honor to old DePauw. The following men stepped forward to battle for the

pig skin :

DIPADW. KENTUCKY. sandy KIkIi* Knd Short

Campbell Lyle

or VIV I.VU*. l.ND.

JOES F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Ewinif Tackle Davis (iuard

Butcliell Centre Woods Geonre Koller Left Guard DeBow t rank Holler Left Tackle Carnahan Nealey la-ft End Holm Kulck Quarter Hack Duncan C. Hall KIkIiI Half. ...Mason, eapt. Shireman loft Half Turner 1‘ulse F ill Back Asher fmplre, Smith; referee, Wade; lineman.

Watts.

Kentucky wins toss, takes south goal and kicks off and Hall makes 10 yards, Hall makes five yards more tlirough left tackle, Roller makes three yards through right tackle, Sandy makes fifteen yards around left end, Shireman makes three yards through left tackle, Roller goes through left guard for two yards, Pulse goes tlnough the cen ter for five yards, Shireman makes live yards through right tackle, Sandy makes seven yards through the left taekle, ball lost to Kentucky. Mason makes three yards, Turner makes three yards, Asher makes three yards through right tackle. Mason takes ball but makes no train and is hurt. Mason goes round

end, Turner takes the ball but makes no gain, Mason tries to go around left end but makes no gain, Asher takes ball no gain. DePauw’s ball, Roller makes five yards through right tackle, Pulse takes ball but no gain, Hall makes four yards through right tackle. Shireman makes five yards through right tac kle, Roller gets two yards through right tackle, Roller makes no gain, Roller through right guard for five yards, Hall makes lour yards through left tackle, Hall makes four yards more, Pulse makes two yards through center and makes touch down, Roller kicks goal. Score DePauw 6, Kentucky 0. Kentucky kicks oil’. Ewing gets the hall and runs ten yards, advances made by Shireman and Hall, Shireman goes around left end and makes a fifteen yard run, Kentucky steals ball. Mason takes ball, no gain. Mason makes five yard gain: end of tirst half. Score ti to 0 in favor of

DePa uw.

SECOND HALF. Kentucky takes opposite goal, umpire and Referee change places. DePauw kicks off but Keutucky makes no gain, soon loses hall to DePauw on downs, DePauw fumbles to the Kentuckians, Kentuckians try and fail on going around the end hut looses to DePauw on downs. Shireman makes touch down. Score 10 to 0 in DePauws favor. Roller fails to kick goal. Kentucky kicks olf, Hall makes seven yard run, Kentucky steals ball but makes no gain, Kentucky loses to DePauw on downs but fumble immediately to Kentucky. Kentucky makes no gain and DePauw gets ball on downs. Three yards gain by Roller, Kentucky steals hail but makes no gain. I)ePatiw’s ball on downs, gains by Shireman, Roller, Hall and Sandy. Hall, whose left eye was blinded in early part of game, retired. Wigger takes his place. Pulse, Wigger and Roller gain eleven yards, Sund\ makes a touch down, Roller fails to kirk goal. Score 14 to 0 in favor of DePauw. Kentucky kicks off. Ruick makes run twenty yards. Sandy, Shireman, Roller and Pulse carry the ball to goal in four minutes, Shireman makes touch down. Score 18 to 0 in favor of DePauw. Kentucky kicks off. Pulse gets ball and runs ten yards. Roller goes around end ten yards, DePauw loses to Kentucky on downs. Mason makes a good run but Butchell __ makes fine tackle, Mason makes a punt and Ruick gets ball and makes a good run. Time called. Every man on team played an excellent game. Shireman, Roller and Sandy especially deserve mention. Coacher Wade was highly pleased and had but little to criticize. Let us hope that is only a beginning of a long series of victories for this year. NOTES ON THE GAME. The game was one ot the cleanest ever played on the grounds. The score would have been equally us great as Purdue’s had the halves been longer. The Kentucky boys were literally buried alive beneath the avalanche of DePauw’s mighty eleven. Ruchtel played a good center.

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makes a run of ten yards, Roller hits tiie center for five more, Pulse goes through left guard for five yards, Hall goes through left tackle for five yards, Sandy makes ten yards around the left end. Shire man makes one yard through left tackle, Roller goes through right tackle for live yards, Shireman

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