Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 October 1895 — Page 4

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Terre Haute drug house, sold the Athletic association a large bill of drugs for use in foot ball training. The team will leave for St. Louis at noon Frida)', on the Rig Four. They will return Saturday night. Several members of the team have received handsome olFers to

go elsewhere to play.

This afternoon's practice will be the last before the great Missouri

F. W. Field, law '94, is visiting friends and attending the Delta

... NOTES FROM OTHER COLLEGES. convention. ^ The Purdue foot ball team is I Miss Mabel ^ enna visited friends U()W practicing behind closed doors, in ( loverdale yesterday. | not even the professors are to be The board of directors of the admitted duting practice games.

Athletic association met yesterday afternoon.

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The committee that is raising funds for tlie grand stand for the new park is meeting with marked success. The business men are responding very liberally. A complete list of subscriptions will be published when the work of solicitation is over. The Crawfordsville Journal of day before yesterday contained the biggest batch of hog wash on the DePauw—Wabash foot ball game that has come to our notice. Amid the course of the contagion of its slimy remarks it says that the De Panw boys did not kick on the unfairness of the referee and umpire. This is a lie on the face of it. At every unfair decision a protest was made but with no avail, and if the Journal man did not hear them he must have had his fingers in iris curs. Even after the game the DePauw boys told everyone who inquired about the game of the unfair and unkind manner in which they were treated. In the same article the inquiry is made if it was the umpire and referee that went through DePauw’s line and around her ends. No it was not, and no one did this with any great sue cess ami it would not have been done to any extent whatever, unless Wabash had not been given the ball unfairly. A i.umber of the players on the tea at, whose veracity cannot be questioned, informed us that nearly every decision that was made was unfair and we expect they know about as much about it as the Jaurnal reporter who stood on the side lines and who, perhaps, knew nothing about the game, and concentrated his energies on the butt end of a stale cheroot, and who continually urged on and encouraged the robbery of the so called fair umpire and referee and thus become a party to the crime. Mr. Sluss, of Muncie, is attending the convention. I). V. Williams officiated at a wedding at Bellvdle Sunday. Mr. Orth, of the preparatory school, is very ill. Dr. Poole thinks he is threatened with typhoid fever. Jim Sprankle, formerly of ’97, is visiting Phi Gam brothers and friends. Frank Tekasugi will lecture tomorrow evening at liaeeoon. Miss Hannah Rinn, of Covington, is the guest of Alpha Chi sis-

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Be sure to atteud chapel tomorrow. Chapel will meet at 11:4<). Ernest Conrad, ’95, who is studying medicine at Indianapolis, is here attending the Delta LJ conven-

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Mr. Meredith, ’87, of Muncie, is the guest of Delta U brothers. Mr. Cotley, ’99, is very sick. After chapel today the students had the pleasure % of listening to some fine music made on the Italian harp and violin by some traveling musicians.

Mr. Balliett is wot king hard with them and will have the men playing great ball by next Saturday. The faculty has decided definitely in the Kirkhoff case. He is not to play on the team, the charge being made that he is only in school lor the purpose of playing ball. If such is the ease the action of the faculty is highly proper. All professionalism should he kept out of the game and if other colleges would follow Purdue’s action the sport would be better. It is quite likely that Robertson will go back to left guard anil Alward, Smith or Marks may get in as left tackle. Smith’s best work was done as a tackle. Bateson and Halstead are showing up well as half backs.—

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FOOT RAI L NOTES.

The work of interference on end plays and going around the end were the main features of yester-

day’s practice.

A traveling man. who is an old foot hall player and who has witnessed a large number of the western teams practice this year, was on the field yesterday evening and made the remark that DePauw's

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