Ohio State at Indiana

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., November 8, 1914, page 1

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  OHIO STATE IN FRONT, Work Forward Pass Successfully and Defeat Indiana. Ii 70 q INDIANAPOLIS Ind, November IA series of brilliant forward passes in the third and fourth quarters netted Ohio State two touchdowns and the Buck eye eleven won today from Indiana, 10 to 3. 1ndiana’s points were scored when Archie Erehart drop kicked a goal in the second period. Neither team tried the open game in the first half. and at line smashing and punting In diana proved superior. The Ohioans opened the third period with forward pass for 30 yards and put the game in Indiana’s territory for the first time. Graft carried the ball over the line for touchdown four minutes after the kickoff He failed to kick goal. Pickerars forward passing to Hobt and Cherry was perfect. Ohio again marched down the field in the final period and after q num- Der of open plays CHM scored the touchdown. Graft kicked goal In the last few minutes of the game Indiana broke up the Ohioians’ open play. The losers only attempt at forward passing was unsuccessful.

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, November 8, 1914, page 15 (results column)

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  Football Results GeorgetONn. :, n G. A. and NJ. z Delaware, 10: Catholic University, 0. Roanoke, 19: Gallaudet. :. Harvard, 20; Princeton, 0 Yale, IA; Brown, 6. Cornell, 2C: +. and NJ, ,. W. and j.. 13; Pittsburgh, 10. Navy, II: Fordham, 0. Army, 20; Notre Dame, Z. Lafayette “a; Muhelenberg. 2. Dartmouth, IS; Tufts. 0. Colgate, 1S; Rochester, O. Carlisle, o: Holy Cross. o Syracuse. IA: Rutgers, “A. Lehigh. 20: Pennsylvania Stale. 7. Trinity, 6: Haverford. 0. Maine, q: Bowdoin. o. Gettysburg. 7: Johns Hopkins. I. Bucknell. AZ; Albright. 0. Williams. 20: Wesleyan, 7. Iowa, 81: Northwestern, o Ohio State, 13; Indiana. 3. Purdue. 40; Kentucky State, 6. Michigan, “a: Penn. g. Tennessee, l6: Vanderbilt. IA. Cincinnati. 2l; Western Reserves. q. Richmond, 2S: Hampden-Sidney, IA. Washington and Lee. 10; Swarth more. 0. North Carolina, 30; V. M. l., I. South Carolina, 26: Wakeforest. 0. Auburn. Il; Georgia Tech, 0.

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Officially, Ohio State leads 81–⁠13–⁠5; as played, 82–⁠13–⁠5 in 100 meetings, counting the 93 since this game.