New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12


forming about him. The mass started for the LETT
end slowly. but gathering speed as 1t advanced
one after another the Carlisle players flung them
selves at the Princeton whirwind and were tossed
aside like chaf. until the line was crossed ana
lol the poor Indian had touchdown staring him
In the face.
This was in the first three minutes OF play. and
was a terrible blow for the aborigines Wheeler
kicked the goal after the punt out. and the score
stood 6 TO 0 for the Tigers 1t was a good begin
ming and the Princeton men seemed so vel salts
fed that they did not pull themselves together for
After the bali had been put in play Carlisle tried
the mason tackle. with Seneca in the middle OF II
a couple Of times. and twice gained the required
distance. But Metoxen dropped the ,pigskin and
Princeton bad turn to advancG me pa" i M
after rounding the line. Hebrend tried to rush ~
hut he ran straight across the field and didn't gam
q yard. Princeton was headed straight for the
Carlisle line but knight jugged with ne Pan and
this play made Princeton eroan
HARD TO GAIN BY BUSHES.
The Indians promptly tried rushing again, but
could make no Roadway. Hutchinson caught
Wheelocks punt. but the Indian ends were on him
like a flash and nailed him. on the first down
moment later heap big Indian" broke through
and threw Knight for loss But little Hutchinson G
though h was thrown like a thousand OF brick, ana
his captain protested against the rough tackle
Princeton punted and Carlisle, again failing TO rush
the ball. punted back. ,-.
and made his distance. The enemy helped the ban
along by again losing five yards for otfside play
The noble red men rose 70 he occasion. Their
wgwa" was in danger and they PLAYED GesG Ti
the red wall and was thrown back for loss. The
danger was over None the less this showed mighty
poor work on the part OF Princeton; her scoring
goal seemed weak and faltering
and Hutchinson made another star catch. But on
he lnpuD RPdWatPr. made the
against Harvard. broke through Hlobrand like a
locomotive and turned the Princeton hafback up
side down for a loss. Wheeler punted and the Ind
ans after again falling to find any holes in the
Tigers line. kicked back.
PRINCETON PLAYS HARDER.
Neither side could gain much by rushing for the
defence of each was excellent. So Wheeler sent
another long low kick that bounded in pulling
fashion toward the Indian goal. Little Palmer. of
Princeton, of end rush fame was on the spot with
the ball looking hunsrily for Indian. and poor
Hudson had no show at all to, run back the kick
up with a start. Knight took two yards and Nc
had chahce to win glory. but he had butter
The play was in midfed. and big Wheeock kicked
into the Tigers bawick. On the second down
where the bal was when time fer The first half
was called The play, had been almost wholly in
Carlisle territory. and not once had Prnceton's
goal been in danger.
THE SECOND HALE
wheeiock opened the second halt b. kicking of
and Wheeler caught the ball almost under Prince
toms goal posts. running back yards He
kicked on Princeton's first down and Carlisle at
once started in to rush But the Orange line was
IKE rock, and Carlisle had to punt. From their
thirty yard lire the Tigers worked "A double pass
that Melted them ten good yards McCord shot
tnroush ieit guard ana tackle Ike thundcrbo'
and added another ten But The Indians hraced up
an1 heIo ior three downs so Wheeler punted and
gave Princeton the hail and in three short rushes
she had 1t on Car!isle's twenty yard line
THE TIGERS SECOND SCORE.
This was the opportunity Of the Orange and Black
and tho Jersey players dashed into the fray But
again the Indians stood firm and on the third down
Hutchinson tried for a held goal The ball was
blocked. but luckily Orange player dropped on
i in the mixup and the ball was saved 10 the
win renewed fercencss and foot by foot forced the
redskins back toward the goal The Indians fought
desperately. but the Tigers we're relentless and
gobbled up their territory in the same steady fash
lon set by our forebears Of century or less ago.
McCord d'd most OF the work. but HOFFMAN made
the final dash for a touchdown Wheeler readily
kicked the goal again and the score was 70 TO O..
CARLsLE's FINAL BRACE.
II was right after this that the Indians took their
great brace and for a snort time showed Princeton
F. steadily Gown the field. Centre seemed for few
moments easy mark for the big Indians both
Seneca and Metoxen found holes there and Me,oxen
made superb dash between guard and tackle.
struggling along. with half dozen Princeton men
five yard lire the Indians worked The ball Tnere
they had two downs without gain and the nexi
play were likely 10 lose the ball. II was their only
chance 10 score ard the strata were desperate
The Indians fell back and held a little powwow
over the situation.
II was a care o. XII or cure and little Hudson
was pickef out 10 act Gs Medicine Man. The ball
was passed 10 him and he made desperate try
FOR held goal. But his line was growing veal
and held poorly, and the ball went wide of the
had fallen short. '' -
The balance OF the game which was brief was
HggTeSSiNeness o he
OF the Tigers. The Indians were growing teaker
and doing considerable fumbling The ball was
kicked back and forth several times but the Ind
lost on The exchanges and as time was called The
piesk'n was we'll into Carlisle territory. Summary:
score-Prine eton, -; Carlisle Indians o. Toucheo,yna
Knight and Hodgmnn. Gosls-WheAlsr . E@feree-H