New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-01

Carlisle five yards more. Metoxcn bucked the cen
tire like a bull but Seneca lost on the next down
Then Seneca broke through TO- another oeau'l''
run around right end for twenty-five ysros' anu
Weeks the only man TO oppose ms advance ~
the goal line but the plucky Columbia haltoack
downed him hercely and a cheer went up for the
New-Yorkers Miller took the leather for the
Indians two yards in two runs through left Tackle
and IT was now the Indians third down on CO.
mnnbia's eight yard line directly in front OF the
goal
FIRST BLOOD FOR THE INDIANS.
Again Hudson dropped back for a field goal ana
this time 1t was an easy thing. The ball salieo
right through the posts. and the crowd broke into
cheering Score: Indians. 5; Columbia, 0.
on the kickon Hudson took the bali and ran back
eight yards Miller failed to gain and pierce
punted to Coumbias forty yard line. Weeks max
ing beautiful catch and running back hfteen
wards On the lineup Weeks hurdled the centre
twice beautifully and then Morley took try al IT,
gaining the distance And 1t Columblas nrst
down on Carlislcs forty-hve yard line
on a double pass Morley made a sensational cash
around right end for twenty yards, but on MS next
rush spoiled his good work by dropping the pail
Then on the lineup Seneca broke out Of the strug-
Cling mass Of PLAYERS and made another one OF
those spectacular runs OF his around right ehu'
this time for forty yards At the very moment
that ne was downed he dropped the ball. ana MOT
ley redeemed himself by falling on 1t Ike nash'
on the first down Wilson punted ana hudson
caught Then for still another time seneca
startled the crowd by squeezing around the right
end and this time got fifteen yards, Captain VIII
son finally tacklng him. Here Nedlinger around
whom these immense gains had been made. was
taken out and McCoskey was substituted Me'oN-
en- ran four yards through centre, but Miller was
thrown for loss. on the third down Carlisle
kicked to Columbia's twenty-five yard line. and
n1d
HALF THE FIELD FOR A TOUCHDOWN.
Here on the very first down Seneca capped the
climax by getting around that still weak end Of
Columbas and running half the length of the
field for a beautiful touchdown. Weeks was the
only man between the dashing Indian and the
goal line, and he put out Of the play In
trice by Metoxin who sent him Keeling. while
Seneca trotted behind the goal posts. Hudson
kicked an easy goal and the score was II TO for
the redmen
Columbia kicked of and Pierce ran back twelve
yards Metoxin galoped through centre for five.
Seneca tried the right end again. but this time
Columbia was ready for him and be lost ground
Of side play gave Columbia the ball on the Indian
forty-yard line. Weeks started around the right
end like a steam engine. but slipped and fell with
out gain On the third down Wilson made a poor
try for field goal II went far 10 the left. and
Miller. Carsle's halfback. got under the ball just
in time 10 catch II and hustle back a good fifteen
yards before he downed Big Pierce came
piling through the centre for his five yards. and
Seneca tried right end without gain. He fumbied
tho ball on the next play. and big Wright, or Co
Iumbia got it. 1t was Columbia's leather at ex-
sctly. midAeld badly executed double pass lost
the Blue and White five yards. Wilson made a
wretched punt which Rogers caught for the Ind
fans and ran back for fifteen yards along the edge
of the field Columbia seemed badly winded, while
the noble redmen were frisky as colts. double
pass was completely spoiled by Coumbias WIDE
awake centre rush. who broke through. and 1t
was Carlisle's third down on her foes thrty-yard
line Hudson promptly tried for a field goal but
missed by big margin.
Columbia kicked of from the twenty-five yard
line and Seneca ran back ten yards. But two
more rushes Melted nothing. and Pierce punted TO
Loumb!as three yard line. Weeks showed poor
Judgment in not letting the pgskn roll over, and
Columbia had 10 line up within Few yards OF
her own goal Wilson punted out TO MS thlrty-
five ward line Metoxin went through centre for
three yards, and again trick for five yards.
METoXIN GETS A TOUCHDOWN.
Again this big Indian hurtled through for his
distance and Miller helped the work along Then
Seneca made a fine gain through right tackle
10 Columba's two yard line carrying big crowd
Of Columba's men on his back The leather was
only two yards from Columbias goal and It was
an easy thing for Metoxin to buck across the line
and score Hudson kicked the goal and the score
Wright kicked off for Columbia, Pierce leaped
into the air. caught the leather and ran back ten
yards He punted on the first down. and weeks
took the ball Coumbias forty yard line. Co
Iumbia tried her hand at rushing, but the inter-
ference fell all 10 pieces Morley punted on the
third down and Hudson muffed the leather. but
fell on 1t. Wheelock gained ten yards on laKe
kick .u, .,un, ,aor,o for thirty
yards with beautiful interference weeks alone Zone
has nv no TDdi
was growing short. although the Blue ana Nhnee
line was only ten sn na EaTpS was miss by few
i'e'' ANOTHER SCORE ADDED.
Columbia kicked of from the twenty-five yard
line. and Hudson after Juggling the pigskin, picked
A. I'D and hustled back for fifteen yards into Co
lumbia territory. slocovitch finally brought him
10 earth, standing him neatly on his head. The
Indians gained their distance in two rushes and
then began to work The turtle back. with Metoxin
the chief actor bucking five yards at time. 1t
was Carlisle's ball the enemys fifteen yard line
Three rushes carried it to the FIVE yard line and
three more carried II across. Miller making the
to % 70 zero. and Columbia Supporters lost all in
erest In the game The half Closed soon ss after
and the Indians st frisky.
SECOND HALF BEGINS
Columbia kicked off to the Indian twenty-five yard
line and the Indians promptly rushed the ball back
nve yards but lost g. Columbia tried to rush, and
the third down Wilson tried for a field goal
Metoxn got back splendid fifteen yards with the
ball. and then Seneca set things a-gong by forty
yard dash right through the Columbia line to the
New Workers thirty yard line. The redmen were
playing fierce. fast football and soon carried the
Miller broke through the centre and made touch
down, Hudson dropping the goal with careless
ease. Score 20 10 o..
PILING UP THE TOUCHDOWNs.
Columbia kicked off and Hudson made a hand
Haol Tl,,t hair OOpH fha
Indians dropped the ball. Columbia tried TO rush.
but could not force an inch, Wilson kicked TO
the redmen's twenty yard line. The Indians rushed
the ball back ten yards. and then falling to gain.
punted, Columbia promptly made five yards on a
double pass but the next down passed the ball
ahead and It went into Carlisles possession Miller
got through a hole big barn door and
rushed thlrtY-hve wards 70 Columbla.s five yard