New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

down. After the kickoff Brow sni ha'd moment later
ba awe Cult Fultz took the ba and with GSmmo ms
and Richardson TO pG n MN whirwlnd for one Of
The pbenomcnal runs that have earned nun inc
Mte o OF rhe WcForIand Jumped for him, but Gam
mons and Richardson bowed ,n sIr ond twia
rux Isl sno over Inc line win the bail. It great
run and just what Br0w rs %ps the s5n H oI Grown
once more see-slwed into the lead by score Gt
the ball in the middle Of the field
THE INDIANS TIE THE SCORE.
II was Browns ball when the two teams came ont
for the last half Of twenty-five minutes. The Ind
fans were determined to make up their lost ground.
and there was some fas; and hard football In the
centre OF the fed after exchange OF pun's was
had In their anxiety the PLAYERS got a big iadts-
ia ms lost the bali Tor orfsle play and holding in the
line In Of the scrimmases somebody stood
and cayoa stepped into thc breach. But The red
men played win even Greater snap ana Mier o ana
The Dig guard. Bemis Pierce. was once ha nlI.,
few in from the rear and brought MN 10 earn VIA
n thud that Is commonly described as iul 5ut me
nsntre the Indians carried the ball for ;hc second
time from the centre OF the held across ulr me.
Pierce failed on an easy try ior goal ana Inc score
was tied. II TO H.
BROWNS HARD STRUGGLE FOR VICTORY.
Darkness was slowly creeping down from tho
heights al this time and Brown realized ;hat the
time was short, and that what was done must be
done quickly so. quickly II was done Richardson
kicked on in the first scrimmage. Wheeiock hurt
his leg and was carried on Scott taking his place
made "A clever run. the Indians arst good run.
around Chascs end for twenty-five yards. but the
bali wen, to Brown Tor holding in tie line. These
were several punts now that followed ~ rapid sue
cessIon. and several times each team found ~ OF.
ponen''s line stone wall and gave w the ball AZ
last II rested the centre OF the field In Browns
brown plavers made series % Anal dashes for the
Indian goal Ganmons got well started around the
right end once. but slipped and f"il. Ihen fuiiz
varied the programme win rush through Is IRE
TO Fultz who passed it back TO him az he flashed
by. 1t was the crisScross trick. and before tne
,erbaok lad slipped around their right end twenty
yards AZ the very next play Rlchardson cyr,i s
Indians with the OF slippery eel. AZ last;
however. MetoXen threw him ana threw him hard
suited in no gaia, but Gammons made he ma ina!
dash and ,gSg1G m s Of kSkns fs
day The TX for goal goal failed but the score was
There were two minutes left TO play, by; The
Indians failed 10 MAKE gains ard me paiI wa
whistle blew. Then the two teams che"red each
other the crowd rushed ior the elevated trains;
the football season N Network was over. II was
the last gamo Brown had scheduled for this sea
a well-esrned victory. The Brown team went TO
the Broadway Theatre IN the evening aud returned
prowns victory appears especially crcdItablc IN
the light OK what walter Camp says IN th' weeks
issue OF "TIarper weekly" NJ. Camp says:
Browns great hlurdor lay IN her schedule that
H. OF course. providing that her MANAGEMENT
/ wished 10 mako great showing. Her men have
learned a lot Of football Her team. when Il once
gets on iss feet physically VIII be as near vet
a season make OF a team
composed largely OF green men. But - TO
o I. ,oo great score 20 leave auy remnant OF
hope IN Browns mind OF the satisfaction OF saying,
We ~ the hrst class or close 10 It. II ~
only ler her say. We are In the second
class bat with OF IN" former stars
When n team undertakes 70 play Wesleyan. Yale,
l I'd AZ
OF time allotted 20 IL by Brown this year, that
team can rest assured that while It's knowledge OF
| the game Will be greatly increased It's physical
condition will be such as 10 preclude its giving
the best exhibition Of It's powers
Ths teams lined up foil tvy.