The morning times., 1896-11-27
SPLENDID INTERFERENCE.

anu dlutu DN ran the
leather cut Of danger to his own forty-rive-
yard line. Seeing that it was next to use
less trying the red mems line, Brown start
ell passing and running round the end
game with good results. Three attempts
netted twenty-five yards, and then Colby
reached the Indians fifteer-yard line on a
quarterback kick, but was called back, as
the ball had not been kicked forward ten
yards.
The Indians, on their own thirty y.five-yard
line, worked theoval back To the center only
to- lose possession on tumble Gammons
and Fuitz, by two good runs, brought los
tilities again to the Indians fifte-a-yard
line. Then Fultz took the leather within
foot of the line, and on the next play he
Was sent over for a touchdown, which he
easily converted, making the score to
0 for Brown.
After an interchange of kicks betw. en-
Hall and B. Pierce the Indians again worried
Brown at her thirty-yard line. Sumnirrgill
was hurt in a scrimmaGe and Chase sub
stituted. After advancing ten yar,ls the
Indians failed to gain the necessary five
more. and the ball went to Brown.
After forty-yard run by Fultz- tht
coiiegians were forced to surrender the oval
on downs at the Indians forty-five yard
line. Pierce got the best OF Han on an
exchange Of punts. and Cayou and McFar-
line. Cayou gained ten yards more, and
on the next play went between Casey and
Murphy and grounded the oval behind the
posts. r. Pierce kicke ed the goal, tying the
score, 6 to 6.
THE SECOND HALF.
Hall kicked off and Mcfarland returned
but Brown lost the ban for holding at the
center. Mcfarland kicked on the third
down, and after Hallfumbled Cayou carried
the oval to within a yard of Browns line.
but the referees signal OF half time inter
rupted an almost certain score for the
redskins.
After an intermission of fifteen minutes,
Wheelock kicked off and Colby Wa downed
OF. Browns twenty-yard line. Hall made
five yards and Brown ten yards more for
off-side play. Then Fultz made a light
ming dash down the field, but was tackled
oil the Indians twcnty-yard line. Hall and
FultZ rushed the oval tn the lire, and
Fultz took it over, but fuInbled and lost
the ball. Metoxen, who replaced McFar-
land, here fell on the sphere for touch
back, so that no score resulted.
After the kick-out, Brown rushed ii back
to the ten-yard line, but Gammons fun
bled. Cayou and JaInison Were dragged
through for thirteen yards, and Metoxcn
brought the oval to neutral territory. After
gainGg twenty-five yards more the Indians
lost the ball on downs, and it was
snapped back to Gammpns. The latter
dodge,l through the opposition, and after
a magnificent run of eighty yards, made
the touchdown. Fultz kicked the goal.
Score: Brown, IL; Indians,6.
WneeiucS kicked OH to " heeler. who WAS
tacSled at Browns 40-yard line. Brown
got ten yards for off-side play Fultz
,,;c,ir,.u the oval IN IL. scrim mage and with
interference after run of sixty yards,
made the down and kicked the thiru goal.
Score: Brown IS, Indians g.
INDIANS WERE PLUCKY.
The Indians were by no means daunted
and quickly forced hostilities down to
Browns line, Cayou being pushed over for
the red mems second score b. Pierce
kicked goal. With the record Is tn IL
the red men made desperate attempts to
even up aud Shelafo and Cayou were hurt,