Arizona republican., 1895-11-07
Yesterdays Game at
 Phoenix Park.
PiTas Were Fitted Against the
 Whites.
Victory Was with the Phoenix Club After Hard Fought
 Battle.

lue game Ol IoOUDdll at the park yesterday between the Evans team and the Indian eleven proved as predicted, very exciting and continued so from start to finish.
 The game was for blood; both teams going in with determination to win the game. The Indian lads fought nobiy to uphold the honor of their schooPbut they were outclassed by their heavier opponents. Several minor accidents occurred, but nothing seri- Ous. One Indian was knocked down and was retired from the field. An other sustained a bad fall, but the application of little water set him on his pins again.
 The two elevens lined up at 2::3O. The line of the Indian eleven was rather weak and after the Phoenix boys hit the line a few times it began to give away. Their full and half backs were slow in handling the ball and made several bad fumbles. Evans, Dunbar, Lovette and Mclaughlin showed good hard work The tackling and interference work of Mclaughlin was fine and the work of the right half-back on the Indian eleven was good. From start to finish it was a hard fought game.
 The Indians had the ball for the kickoff, and Holmes sent it thirty yards into Evans territory, where Hanny caught it and carried it back for twenty yards, where he was downed. Before the ball had been in play five minutes it was plain to see hour tha oraroo TLo team began pounding the center and carried the ball to the 10-yard line, where it was lost on a tumble The Indians tried the left end, but lost the ball on tumble
 Evans still continued to pound the center and got to the 10-yard line where the ball was lost on another tumble. The Indians tried the right end and made a five yard gain, but lost the ball on tumble. The ball was rushed through the center for a touchdown. Evans tried for a goal, but failed.
 Teams lined up at center and In- dians made 30-yard kickoff Sulli- van fumbled the ball and Evans fell on it. Twenty yards were gained by Evans team on end plays, when ball was lost to Indians. Twenty yards were gained in three downs and in trying right end play the ball was lost by Mclaughlin downing it. Ev- ans and Linvi1le made good gain around the end and then ball was taken through the center for five yards. Time for first half was called with ball on 15-yard line.
 The second half starred off with a 4G-yaTd kickoff by Evans. Full-back John G. Whittier caught the ball and brought it back twenty yards. In the first scrimnage the ball was lost by Evans on a tumble The Phoeniz boys carried the ball down the field and made a touchdown. Evans made 8 try for goal, but failed.
 Ball was taken to center and a 30. yard kickoff was made. Waters go the ball and made a pretty run fol fifteen yards. Dunbar made a 10-yar( gain around the right end. The cen ter was bEcked for ten yards and thu ball was lost. The Indians tried for kick, but ball was blocked by Nc Laughlin. Ball was taken througl center for several yards, and wa finally lost. A 20-yard kick was mad by Indians and was got by Linville who made the best run of the day making a touchdown. Trial for goa was failure. The ball was put il play, but time was called before an. large gain was made.
 Score, 12 to O..
 The main trouble with the Indial lads seemed to be lack of weight. Thei mass plays were excellent, but ther was not enough beef in them to with stand the rush of the jbrawny Evan team. Next Wednesdays game vii be with the Willis team, which il weight is much lighter than that o Evans, but in fieetness of foot is sup posed to excel.