The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-26
Carlisle Eleven Defeats Berkeley
by Close Score.
WAS AN EXCITING GAME
Playing Was Fast and Furious From
Start to FinisE-California Might
Have Won but for an Un-
timely tumble,

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eleven by the close score of 2 to Q.
Had it not been for a tumble by the
blue and gold players at a critical
time, the result might have been tie.
The weather was perfect and the game
the best ever seen on this coast 1t
was fast and furious from start to
finish and several players on both sides
| required surgical attention. the east
ern team having cause to be thankful
for the presence of their Indian doc.
tor
Six thousand people witnessed the
game. and while the majority of them
shouted for Berkeley, the Indians
found many admirers and were hear
tily cheered
The red men won the toss and kick
ed off for 80 yards. Berkelsy sy ran the
ball in five yards, then Harrisburg
kicked. The Indians bucktd the line
| for four yards, then return ed the kick
and stopped the receiving end in his
| tracks Berkeley ran through the left
| tackle for three yards, but the Indians
| stopped them and the former We're
obliged to kick The Carlis1es attempt
| ed to buck, but the blue s,nd gold got
in their way, and they in turn had to
| punt The ball was near Berkeley's
| goal and Harrisburg tried for his fake
kick. The ball got by him. He picked
1t up, but the red men We're on top Of
him and showed him over the line for
a safety, scoring two points.
Harrisburg then kicked off from the
25-yard line and the Indians failing to
gain any ground, returned the ball.
| Berkeley bucked three yards, fumhled,
| recovered fumbled and again recover
| ed. He was then forced to kick. The
| Indians tried to work the University
men on a new play, but they would
not be worked, so the former punted
The red men soon h,ld the ball in
| y,i,
sumed play. A series of bucks, netted
the visitors 10 yards. Berkeley became
| obstinate and got the ball on DOWNS
and failing to make gain, kicked for
| 40 yards. Hudson received the ball and
| fumbled. Berkeley got it on the In
dams 25-yard line This was. the clos
| est to the goal that Berkeley got In
| the next play Berkeley lost five yards
| on tumble but recovered the ball
| She tried double pass. but failed and
lost her five yards. The BAN went to
| the Indians. who lost 1t on tumble.
Berkeley bucked for seven yards.
Harrisburg hurdled, but was thrown
| back. The Indians held their line and
Berkeley could not gain. Just before
| the first half was up Hudson tried a
field goal from the 40-yard line, but
| failed
| In the second Berkeley kicked off to
| the 35-yard line and the Indians were
| soon forced to kick, Berkeley lost tha
| ball on a tumble. Carlisle bucked
| through tackle for four yards Ber-
| the Indians kicked Berkeley got the
| ball on her 10-yard line. Berkeley tried
! a fake kick and gained four yards. She
| tried another and was thrown back
and was compelled to punt. Hudson
fumbled but recovered and ran three
yards in. Berkeley then stopped fur
| ther progress, but Hudson tried field
| goal from the 50-yard line His aim
| was true and it looked as if the bali
was going over the stick but it lacked
steam and fell short Berkeley seemed
| to be tagged out and the Indians were
playing a furious game. The ball was
! in Berkeley territory and the crowd eX-
| pected to see a touchdown, but Ber-
kelley rallied and obtained the ball on
downs She bucked the center for
three yards and tried through left
| tackle. but was blocked. Harrisburg
punted. Hudson ran the ball in 10
yards. Hudson then punted for 40
| yards Womble tried twice to go
| through left tackle. but failed and
| Berkeley punted. The Indians tried Al
| double pass, but gained nothing. They
| attempted a pass but lost five yards.
| Wheelock punted over the line This
| ball was brought back and returned.
| Hudson ran it in 10 yards. He was in
| iured and Robinson took his place.
| Berkeley seemed to revive and got the
Dali on Gowns, punleu 10 center ana tina
| Indians bucked hard. Berkeley met
| them and they We're forced to punt.
| The entire team was down on the kicld
| and Berkeley failed to run the BALL
| Berkeley kicked. The Indians gained
| six yards on a new formation by putt
| Ding her guards and tackles on tha
| right of the center. They gained four
| yards through center and four through
| left tackle Another play through
| left tackle netted two yards This
new formation was tried again and
ave yards more gained, The ball was
| on Berkeley's 30-yard line, and had
Hudson been in the play he would
probably have tried for a field goal.
The Indians We're playing fast, but
Berkeley rallied and stopped two rush-
es The red men were determined, and
plunged through left tackle for four
| yards. The whistle sounded with the
| ball on Berkeley's 25-yard line.
| The Indians have been beaten but
| twice this season-by Princeton and
Harvard. They have one of the best
teams in the East and Berkeley can
| well feel proud of the showing she
made But for one little mistake the
| Californians might have the claim of
| being the third best eleven in the
| country.
The lineup was as follows:
California. Position Carlisle.
Left End
Masters Observation-Disclosures. Schoulder
Left Tackle
Clay ............... Wheelock (captain)
Left Guard
Greisberg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Warren
Center
COrnlSn SHlitH
Right Guard
Athearn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RedWatep
Right Tackle
Pringle ..................... Pierce
Right End
MOmDle Rogers
Quarterback
Ellis ................ Hudson; Robinson
Left Halfback
Hall (Captaim m...............t.... Miller
Right Halfback .,.... .
Smith OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Seneca
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