The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-27

utes Wheelocll kicked off to Colby, who
was downed on Browns twenty-yard
line. Hall made five yards, and off
side playing by the Indians advanced
Brown ten yards more. Fultz made a
lightning dash down the field, but was
tackled on the Indians tWenty-yard
line. Hall and Fultz rushed the oval
to the line and Fultz brought it over
but fumbled and lost the ball. Meto&-
en-, who replaced Mcfarland, fell on
the sphere for touchback, so that no
score resulted. After the klck-out mot
kick-off) Brown rushed the ball back
to the Indians ten-yard line, but GAM
mons fumbled. Cayou and Jamison
were dragged through for fifteen yards
and Metoxen brought the oval to neu-
trail territory, After gaining twenty
five yards more the Indians were fore
ed to give up the ball on downs. Then
the leather was snapped back to Gang
mons, who lodged right through the
opposition and after magnificent run
of eighty yards grounded the oval be-
hind the line Fultz kicked the goal,
making the score: Brown, IL; Indi-
ans, 6,
who was tackled at Browns forty-yard
line. Brown got ten yards for off-stde
play. F'ultz got possession out of the
scrimmage, and with the help of good
interference dashed through the lndi-
ans and got behind after run of sixty
yards. Fultz kicked the third goal, and
the score was: Brown, IS; Indians, 6.
Though Miller had been hurt and re-
placed by Smith, the Indians quickly
forced hostilities down to Browns line,
and Cayou was forced over for the red
mems second score. B. Pierce kicked
the goal.
With the score at IS to IL the red men
made desperate attempts to even up,
and in the struggle Shelafo and Cayou
were hurt, the latter being badly used
UP. Hudson and Mitchell replaced the
injured braves. The Indians fierce
rushes brought the oval to Brown S
forty five yard line, but there they lost
it on a tumble. The ball was snapped
back to Colby, who passed through
Gammons, and, shoulder to shoulder,
quarter and half-back started They
distanced all the Indians except MetoX-
en-, who came at the pair for a fierce
tackle. The redskins aim was true,
but he took the wrong man, and while
he was rolling over on Colby, Gammons
had the ball grounded for a touchdown
after a sixty -five-yard line Fultz
achieved the major point and time was
called, with the final score:
Brown, "a; Indians, -. The lineup
was:
BroMn-Murphy, left end; Casey, left
tackle; Wheeler. left guard; Dyer, CEN
| ter; Coombs, right guard; Locke, right
tackle; Summergill and Chase, right
ends; Colby (captain), quarterback;
Gammons, left half-back; Fultz, right
half-back; Hall, full-back.
Carlisle school-Rodgers left end; II.
Pierce left tackle. Wheelock, left
guard; Lone Wolf, center; r. Pierce
| (captain) right guard; Printup, right
| tackle; Miller and Smith, right ends;
| Hudson, Shelafo and Hudson, quarter
backs; Cayou and Mitchell, left half
| backs; Jamison right half-back; NC
| Farland and Metoxen, full-backs.
Summary: Score-Brown, "a Car
Isle. 70. Touchdowns-Fultz, 2; Gam
mons, Q; Cayou, 2. Goals from touch
downs-Fultz, 4; B.. Pierce. 2. Time
Two thirty-minute halves. Referee
''Pa" Corbin of Yale. Umpire-A. H
Stillman of Yale Linesmen-Thomp-
son. Carlisle; Hopkins, Brown. At
| tendance-1S,000