Omaha daily bee., 1896-12-20
BIG INJUN MUCH TOO HEAVY
Carlisles Eleven Tears Wisconsn's Line
Like Plow.
BADGER BOYS UNABLE TO HOLD RED MEN

Twelve Thousand ChicHgonns watch
the Foot nall game bS Electric
Limit and see
Ragged Contest.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19-The Carlisle Indians
defeated the University of Wisconsin foot
ball eleven tonight by score OF is to s.
Two Of their touchdowus were scored in the
second half by steady, persistent hammer
ing at Wiscouslns center, the tactics which
told so heavily on Yale. The Badgers, who
were In none of the best condition, were
simply unable to hold them. Wisconsin
lost much ground for oifsle playing and, in
fact. the touchdown of the Indians in the
first half was directly attributable to this
Karel. as usual, did some brilliant playing
for the Badgers, one run OF twenty-five
yards being made through maze OF tack
lers. He was unfortunate, however in
catching punts. and the yellow painted roof
evidently initiated greatly against accurate
catching. Both teams played clean, hard
foot ball. 1t was simply a case of condition
and the magnificent form displayed by the
Indians made the issue a certainty after
they secured the ball in the second half.
Between 1900 and 14,000 people saw the
game. Ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin,
an old Wisconsin graduate, and a party of
trlehus occupied poN' as uIu iiVslutl'l
Adams of the Wisconsin university ne was
accompanied by a number OF the faculty.
The crowd rather favored the Indians, Prob
ably 800 students from the Badger state
university had accompanied the team from
Madison to cheer them. and the Wisconsin
alumni were also represented. But the rest
-. ., Go. sNf
the Carlisle men and rooted" loudly and
continually for them The teams lined III,
oo soiIo,,s 'O'
as ,o'io"s, ,,.,.. o
Carlsle-lS. PositionS' NiscomSlhIS
.....''.''.,.rl eng ;,''''''''; ;9nSiuo
HIorPison, ~ is ar
Lone Wolf.... center; 'C2mst9SR
W W pt ~ sail Pvrn
Rogers rs' ''left end brewer
Huison ' ,1itIInrtorback Gregg
Jameson ri1bt haifh, cl[ ~ Karei
WcTarinnd ,.,, left haifbac!,. Peel-O'D Day
MetoXen ........,..f ..fuiback......... Richards
rue w 'sCuisih @ IAN e".ns o'' ~ IN NJ - %
I;45 and went through some Ilsht slShal
work and punting. The Indians were late
in putting in an appearance not coming un-
til $40 D. M They were wildly cheered as
tbev tossed the ball around. Carlisle won
~ ~ .s, o,,1 hoe tbo nortb GOAL
'iU 'osS anu 'i"'e '"s "o' ''' so"''
The playing In the hrst nall was herce on
both sides. Wisconsin's backs easily eN-
gettinq started ON the other hand. the mas
io no., On ,ha Carlisle limo frenuently tore
Ir' St - t"In thrn,,,h ~, podgors ann when
Dig holes 'h'oush me tS,t ei,t "' ,,oirht
1t came 10 case OF WeiSu' asalhst "elsn|
invariably showed the ball along Tor yards
The Wisconsin men did much better how
ever. than their friends expected.
INpIANSs SCpRE FIRST
O., -" ~, ,,,,,, ,t,ar ,ho bo,,
me Irst sgore W"S n,iisio's J,',
fortv-eight-yard line to Wisconsin's ton
yard line and given to Carlisle on account
of Ryan's off side play. Atkinson made
nve' yards thronsh the center; WI anu I, lnCn
MctoNen GaIrlcu ~ n"i si,ah 20 ei
two-yaru nne M a az ,'th t Txor s,', ,'a
snGNed over, loI uouti.uowI, -: - 'G' n ~ ~
kicked a Go9i, making 'he score 10 III
taDor Oh i'i,cd ho,,o,d CorI,s,o.s ,o,,
nohyH 20 wiscnnsin aItwI
line B FlerGe KicReH TO MiStGnsi Sc a MY
yar9 nm; A,nit.SIi IitS rii, IN
yards Riehards kicked to o,,1ad GarIses h sh len
uou; 10 @ f' h,Chru' S nnd ,he ne una, tne
up III i',e iip.' i'i,n nv 'iiU i,p,
ci,, "uy "a as ir s%i' oUg oOG diaindreJ II
1T rh baPI up W st a;nn boc f 70 ts arIgipa
ne paiI WIS ps IaNgn iI,' paIh 20 T., ''S
p5ico,, hpo,,, thro,'rb Nd hioni,od ~ Wis
Stiu it,iL tnrd r. ia o Sis,,it
% a h inieu nisod On ,ht II en
WbceIock kicked 70 Wisconsins fvo-vard
w, w hGeiock kGke1 1i 10 Wisconsin t llVe-yaru yr
' i5' III nmt w wisI - 60 fs Ia ~ i
niiu n SlNe" 10 ~, ~ VI. su. PiS
i nlchaIIs , hlCkeH 70 .3rILsis I oMcn.s sy -yar9
!Mihe' M M meLoNSn 10 put tucson saNeu
~! she m ,,lil ~ ng in,IilS on H. iuus9h " H"S nult
IN m tnc S'l az az -. ielCc
S,deu 'tP ~ It u H. .u' Wi VIZ ua,L waS s
plpusnt III IN an Slneh 10 ~
ho.uiIE III my, ny, US hightu lrul ,SIu
% %pu, iiitSae" M p'', pr
i mIiu 'nC iiiie' Niiee'ovh i hIChcu 10 1hI
islo io'S s"iu l'I'e 40 ti'''e was c"ieu'
There were no changes in either lineup
when they came on for the second half.
RADGFRS' LAST SCORE
p,,,or7, It'll, .. I,o,ri,i,, ~ -, IT,,
,,Ei5 N,u h',u, " ~ h, NJ
iri q, i,'Id t tt ~ 'Wvl,S 49, S"luS
" a. ~ ''lT pi i,i,J i, - ~,
t; ia ,iS' naLheu' pIi & nIo' Vtm GroHe ne
~ ~ P d. iI ~, ii inlrS on
m o'ti 90 a. isu t,iI ''il I''iHc S"Iua 10
5de So,r ards P,ro nnI S, pnS, naaI. r
n,lur @ ~ "tuHi I - "Hue '.ItS EIIus
arouhu 1d IiSmI emu, h"TSI r, on triGk pay
hind line nv Jameson Poet made tbrec
wards around left end on a criss-crnss
hringina tb, hail IN tho Carlisle twcnt,,
fiye-yard line Wisconsin was given tSr,
Yards for off side plov EareI went 6yn
yards around left rnd Pvra tried rigbt
but lost five wards Richards lticited Tho
han going over into the seats hack ~ tbo
line. sheldon was ON sid, and feii on he
hail scoring n touchdown' Richards missnd
another difTIcuit GOAL score. C'arIisie 4,
WISCONSIN -
WbenIock kicked to Viscopsin,s Nvo-vord
line Richards brought If back fftccn
wards A fake kick resulted I'm a two