Notre Dame Edges Indiana 11 to 5 in Close Battle
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Bloomfield Indiana Notre Dame defeated Indiana on Jordan Field in the season's closest game to date with a final score of 11 to 5. Salmon starred for Notre Dame with swift runs and a touchdown and goal, while Knight and Markle shone for Indiana. The first half ended tied at six, Notre Dame scoring early in the game and Indiana replying before the break. In the second half Indiana pressed but could not close the gap as Notre Dame held on for the victory.
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Purdue Narrowly Beats Case School In Gridiron Clash
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Lafayette Indiana reports Purdue barely defeated Case School of Cleveland 7 0 after a late second half push. Purdue's line bucking yielded the only touchdown from three yards as Allen scored and White missed the kick. Case’s Davidson suffered a broken collarbone while Green and Knapp stood out on offense for Case. Coach Best expressed dissatisfaction with Purdue’s showing amid a stubborn defensive effort by both sides.
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Culver's Victory Over Chicago Second Team
Culver Military Academy defeated the University of Chicago second team 0 to 0 in a rain soaked game at Culver Indiana. Early in the match Bays and Knight scored for Culver before Chicago held, while Culver’s defense, with McQuaid and Pope, and Chicago tackling by Oliver stood firm in the second half. Culver’s second team beat Company Indiana National Guard 11 to 0 prior to the main game.
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WAST Game at Crawfordsville Ends in 25 to 0 Loss
Indianapolis Journal reports a fast football game in Wabash territory with Wabash star season highlighted. Crawfordsville field action shows Rose unable to threaten victory as Coach Wilson’s team presses.
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Wabash Tops Rose Polytechnic in Low-Scoring Football Fight
Wabash beat Rose Polytechnic 3 to 0 as Williams Dice and Rose short gains powered the visitors. The match ended after fifteen minutes of the second half to allow Rose players to catch a train. Earlham then defeated Wittenberg 6 to 2 with stout line play and strong ground attacks led by Manning and E Macey.
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De Pauw Defeats Michigan Agricultural in Close Battle
In Lansing on October 25 De Pauw football edged Michigan Agricultural College 17 to 12. De Pauw dominated first half with heavy line play and three touchdowns and two goals. M A C answered with two touchdowns and both goals as injuries were few and players remained active.
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Harvard Held To Touchdown By Brown In Cambridge Tilt
Harvard was limited to a single touchdown by Brown at Soldiers Field. The Crimson showed better form yet could not convert two promising advances into more scores. Brown struggled to reach Harvard’s end but gained yardage through steady pushing and fumbles by the Crimson.
Bucknell Hurt By Penns Narrow Victory At Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania football team edged Bucknell 6 to 5 at Franklin Field. Bucknell overpowered Pennsylvan ia but the Quakers, short handed by Gardner and Baird, pushed ahead with a late touchdown. Referee W H Corbin. Umpire Martin Bergen. Timekeepers Schell. Halves: twenty five minutes.
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Yale Triumphs In Open Game Over Syracuse In New Haven
Yale defeated Syracuse University 4 to 0 in New Haven as captain Brown starred for Syracuse with a 62 yard run and a rare end run. Hogan and Yale backs led a strong Yale defense while Yale capitalized on few chances to edge ahead.
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Cornell Dominates Oberlin 57 to 6 on Perry Field
In Ithaca Cornell routed Oberlin 57 to 6 on Perry Field. The game was decided early as Cornell built a large lead and kept Oberlin scoreless through most of the match.
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Princeton Defeats Columbia 21 to 0 In Hard Fought Game
Princeton scored twice via Foulke and added a late touchdown by S. McClave with improvements in punting and defense. Burke and Keefe suffered broken collarbones, Weeks injured, and Columbia’s efforts were limited by Princeton’s strong line and running backs. Dewitt added a goal from place kick and goals after touchdowns aided Princeton in a bruising contest.
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Cadets Rout Williams 28 to 0 at West Point
West Point dominates Williams 28 to 0 as Bartlett returns the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown. Cadets substitute in the second half yet maintain a stone wall defense and overpower the visitors with fierce pressure.
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College football scores from various campuses listed
A compilation of scattered college football results shows Iowa City Minnesota and Lexington Kentucky games ending with zero scores for several teams while others like Drake and Washington University posted higher totals. Notable results include Haskell Indians beating Washburn 41 to 6 and Western Reserve defeating Buffalo 22 to 0.
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Harvard's H Egan Wins Intercollegiate Golf Title
In final round at Morris County Golf Club Harvard's H Egan defeats Pennsylvania's H B McFarlane one up with two to play to claim the Intercollegiate Golf Association individual championship.
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Shortridge Defeated by Louisville In Opened Field Game
In Louisville on the new Male High School field at Brook and Breckenridge, Shortridge of Indianapolis lost 11 to 6 to Louisville. Both teams showed weak defense though the local squad held the visitors to a late second-half drive after Indianapolis led 6 to 5 at halftime.
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South Bend High Routs Mishawaka 45 to 0 in Series
South Bend High School secured its fifth straight Interscholastic win by defeating Mishawaka 45 to 0 in twenty minute halves. Howe Military beats Lagrange 23 to 11 with five Indianapolis players on Howe. Noblesville shuts out Carmel 11 to 0, Goshen beats Kendallville, Converse defeats Elwood 11 to 0.
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New Golf Champion Renee Auciterionie Crowned
Renée Auciterionie emerges as the new golf champion after decisive wins over Travis and Gardener Gd among other top players. The professional's triumph secures the prestigious title coveted by every golfer.
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Aurora High School Falls to Lawrenceburg 12 to 0
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Aurora High School football loss at the ball park. Lawrenceburg wins 12 to 0. William Aulden of Petersburg Kentucky, already with a collar bone injury, suffered internal injuries in the game.
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Pendleton Highs Tie On Narrow Football Score
Pendleton Indiana October 25 Anderson and Pendleton High Schools met in football with Pendleton winning 1 to 0 in a tight local contest. Each school had won a prior game in the series.
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Illini and Maroons Hold Even At Damp Farshall Field
Chicago defeats Illinois 6 to 0 on a rain slicked Farshall Field as Perkins for Chicago and Ellsworth with a goal seals the only first half score. Illinois defense stalls late in a tense second half with the ball near the end zone. Meantime at Ferry Field Michigan shuts out Ohio State 8 to 0 as Herrnstein Heston and Sweeley shine in perfect, fast conditions.
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Knox College Defeats Northwestern In Low Scoring Game
Knox College won 2 to 1 against Northwestern with a first half goal canceled by a kneeling sprain. Halfback and fullback combined for a sensational five yard touchdown. Hopkins the right half scored the other two touchdowns, one in each half.
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Wisconsin Rolls Past Kansas 38 to 0 at Camp Randall
Wisconsin defeated Kansas 38 to 0 at Camp Randall in a hard fought game. The Wisconsin defense shone throughout, allowing only two first half scores. Juneau’s at halfback was a standout, while the Missouri Tigers defense stifled the Cornhuskers in St Joseph, as Nebraska Unity beat Missouri 12 to 0.
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Put-in of Jay C Ay, Ohio, Oct. report on condition
A brief item notes the put-in of Jay C Ay in Ohio during October with reports indicating the condition was much improved or as described in local notes. The fragment provides limited context but confirms the event and a positive outlook.
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Franklin College Triumph In Forfeited Game At Franklin Field
A spirited twenty minutes of football at Franklin Field ended in a Franklin College forfeit after a dispute over rough play. Branigan starred for Franklin with a forty yard place kick and a touchdown, while M T H S showed effort but was outplayed. Officials cited crowding and a late fight, leading to the game being forfeited to Franklin.
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Very Rough Treatment by Franklin Allegedly Local Managers
Indignation over Franklin players alleged rough tactics at Franklin led to ending athletic relations with Franklin after a game yesterday. McComb and Emmerich allege unsportsmanlike conduct, slugging, and rule infringements by Franklin players, with disputes over umpire penalties and refereeing. Knightstown Shamrocks beat Manor Training School second team 7 to 0. Colonial second 16 to 0. Anderson next week.
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