New-York tribune., 1899-10-15
PED MEN SCALP THE QUAKERS.
,,pr,err INDIANS WHIP THE CRACK PENN
SYLVANIA TEAM BEFORE flFIhfN
THOUSAND PEOPLE.

1rdians plaved the game Of their lives ana i"v'7
than fifteen thousand persons saw them give .,''
Ouakers A thrashing not soon 10 ne i'iS"'''"
Indians plaved football while the varsity men Only
,,isved AZ rhe game II teams ever H's'iF'I
~ ,vr and lose they were the Indians on one H""'
and the Pennsyvanians on the other Inc '.'''
gjans did not play with enough snap 10 90 Jus
t'ce 10 a Inter wavfer Their line gave way ~
tho fierce attacks OF the red men Ike paper. i"'
Indian backs rushed through IT Ike circus per
formers Gains were made repeatedly TOT 'Ne -"
and twenty wards and even greater dN'aNc'S'
Penn's backs fought eallantly. but the I'he N'
not hold sufficiently well for the runners 10
90. started and the less said about the inter-
ference the better. Only az one peIlo1 j" '"'
sa,oa did the sons Of Old Penn show any spirit
and then they dii not have the strength 10 lo"'N
up the advantage gained by series OF fa''N'
r,shes bv the big guards. Hare and McCracken-
Penn scored her only points from place KICK
from the twenty yard line. After the lnalans "aN
scored a touchdown IN the second half Penn car
r,ed the ball down the field in mastery style Hare
and McCracken had been pushing out five ana zen
yards through the tackles until the ball was c'ose
n the Indians FIVE yard line on the third down,
u,,,h three wards to gain. McCracken received the
ball and tried 20 skirt the Indians night end. ne
ran all alone, the Interference crumbled away
Ike stale bread. He lost the ball for sight Joss
~ ground Wheelock then punted away from the
gosl and Kennedy received the ball on the lrdians
th,rtv-Ave ward line Sickles too ambitious
and tackled before Kennedy had the ball IN MS
arms The Indians were penaiized fifteen wards FOR
the offence. and Hare kicked goal from A place
ment on the twenty yard line.
PENN CHANGES MEN.
The brace taken by Penn IN the second hall was
the result OF the substitution OF five fresh men for
those either played out or injured. Coonhs. who
had been playing a strong all around game was
forced 10 retire Overied. at centre. ala not show
any of his former prowess and. he was nearly
done for McCloskev took his place Stehle dis
placed Snover at tackle Woodley went In at
quarter and the presence Of this sturdy little
player infused into the team some new lfe. w
Gardiner gave 70 Ogleshy.
The weakness Of Penn's Inc was surprise 70
all Rogers and Wheelock played all around Howell
and snover. while Sickes and Schoder made W.
Gardner and Zimmerman look IKE also rams
Ponn's forwards failed by either not being down
the field under kicks IN time or ese overrunnins
their men. Hudson seldom failed to rush back the
punts a number OF yards
The Indians won the toss and chosA the west
goal with the wind slightly IN their favor. Hare
kicked Of and Pennsylvania faced what was 20 De
her Waterloo The han seosawed rp and down
thc Aeld Pennsylvania got T. 70 within twelve
Quarterback kick The Indians then took the bail
10 Pennsvlvania's e.ghtocn-yard line whore IIud-
field Another time 2 tumble by Seneca gave Penn
sylvania the ball on her twenty-A,e-yard line.
THE PEERLESS HUDSON.
Upon getting the bah on q punt on Pennsylvania's
forty-nve-yard line. the Indians advanced q ten
yards Pennsylvania made stand. and. not being
able 20 gain Hudson was called upon to Try for
goal from the ned. He was beautifully successful
in his effort and the first half came to an end soon
with the score board showing blank space on
one side and FIVE points Oh The other Penns> 4Vai.
went at the Indians In the second half or 90 put it
no. Io h ZEN r,tnt,,es the bau travelied ur ard
sI.ft ffl- !