Arizona republican., 1896-11-28

part of gentlemen engaged in a manly contest so well that they merited all the applause they received
 The lineup of the two teams was as follows:
 Indians. Position. Phoenix. Stevens .... center. Smith Sanderson right guard. Deardsley Soatikee .... left guard. ... Wynkoop Mcdonald fright tackle . Waters
 Dobbins, Evans Peters ..... left tackle. Fowler, R. Ames fright end. =. Kirkland Buck ........ left end. ..... Linville Ellis quarter. ....... Cotton Sun right half. .. Evans
 Robinson Cochran . left half. =. Fowler H. Manuel
 Whittier ..... fullback. ....... Willis The game was called at 2:45 by Mir. Liston of the Indian school, who acted as referee. Ed Butt of Phoenix was umpire and Col Cotton, lineman and timekeeper.
 The Indians won the toss-up and took the ball. Whittier kicked off and Phoenix went down on the ball. Phoe- nix sent Evans, Fowler and Willis through the line for good gains. Willis went around left end for ten yards, but was forced in touch. The ball went out fifteen yards, snapped to Evans. who carried it through for three yards. Fowler went around right end for four yards and Willis went through the line for five yards, being fouled by high tackle. The Indians penalized five yards. Fowler went around right end, then through reds side for touchdown. Willis kicked goal. Score, to 0.
 The Indians kicked off Cotton caught the ball and recovered five yards. The Indians got the ball on downs and started to work their re- volving wedge. Waters knee gave way and Dobbins was substituted. The In d1ans worked the ball down to the fifteen-yard line and punted Willis caught the ball on the three-yard line, and ran for left side, recovering fifteen yards. Evans and Fowler went through the line for successive gains, but the Indians soon got the ball on their own lfteen-yard line. On the third down Whittier punted, but R. Fowler stopped the punt, and Linville darted through, got the ball and made touchdown four inches over the line. Willis failed at goal. Score, 10 to 0.
 The Indians kicked off. Cotton tried at catch, but failed and the Indians got the ball, and by successive plays forced 1t to the fifteen-yard line. Whittier punted, but Phoenix stopped the ball, which fell to the ground and an h. dian dribbled it through the line and over goal, another falling on it. Scored as touchdown and Whittier kicked goal. Score, 10 to 6.
 Phoenix took the ball back to center Willis kicked off, but the ball went in touch. On the second trial he punted the plgskin to the fifty-yard line, when Whittier tried to catch, but let it slir over the goal line. The Indians took the ball out to the twenty y-five-yar6 line and forced it back about twenty yards, when time was called, with the score 10 to 6.
 In the second half Evans playef right tackle and Robinson right half Willis kicked off and the Indians fel on the ball. By their revolving wedg, they gained few yards and lost tn, ball on downs, Henry Fowler tacklins beautifully behind the line. Fowler Robinson and Willis carried the bal through the line for good gains an, Fowler finally went through for touchdown. Willis kicked goal. Score 16 to 6.
 The Indians kicked off Robinson got the ball. Phoenix forced the In dians back by end run and line buck ing to their twenty-fve-yard line Then Cochran took Manuels place ol the half and things changed. The In dians fumbled twice and lost the bal on downs. Phoenix on the third dow sent the ball to Willis for a punt. Tn punt went in touch with Robinson i possession. The ball went to the In dians on downs, and they forced it b successive plays close to the Phoeni goal. Henry Fowler got the ball O the one-yard line by powerful tackle Willis and Robinson went through flo gains. Robinson started with the ba around left end when Cochran mad his now famous tackle Thoug