The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-01
INDIANS WERE VICTORIOUS.
Carlisles Beat Columbia Eleven By a
Score of As to o.

New York, Nov 3O-The football
eleven of Columbia was beaten by the
Carlisle Indians at Manhattan field to-
day, As to 0. There were probably TO-
600 people within the enclosure and
fully as many more on the viaduct.
This was by long od6s the severest
beating Columbia has received this sea
SON. Their team lined up exactly as
ON the day they defeated Yale. The
Indians were in prime physical condi-
ton. and tore through the Columbia
line and sl1irted the ends at will.
At least eight times the Carlisle
backs got around the end for runs of
from thirty to sixty yards. Most of
these runs were made by Seneca and
Miller. Weeks stopped most of them
by beautiful tackles, but on two coca
sions he was dragged over the line by
main strength. On almost every kick
the Carlisle backs ran the bali back
about twenty yards. and twice tbe
catcher got back sixty yards. Metox VI
plunged through the line frequently
for ten-yard gains. Columbia held the
Indians for downs but three or four
times during the entire game.
Wheeler kicked off for the Indians at
2:S0, O'Clock On the first lineup CO.
lumbia tried a long pass TO Slocovitch
to trick Rogers. This failed dismally.
Then they tried double pass and just
made their distance. Carlisle forced
Columbia. to punt. and the ball was the
Indians in the center of the field.
II the second lineup Seneca got
through the line for thirty yards. Hud-
SON failed in a try Tor goal from the
field Morley kicked out from the
twenty -fve-yard line. The Indians
made short gains through the line on
the next four downs. and then Seneca
got through for a beautiful run of
thirty yards and was dropped by
Weeks on Columbia's ten-yard line.
Carlisle failed on two attempts at
Smythe, but Hudson dropped a goal
from the field. Score: Indians, .; CO.
lumbia. 0.
On an exchange of kicks after the
kickoff. Columbia got the ball on Car
isles forty-fiveyard line. On a dou-
BILE pass Morley got around Scholder for
thirty-yard run. This brought the
ball to Carlisle's fifteen-yard line, the
only time during the game in which
their goal was in danger. Morley FUN
bled however, the ball going to the
Indians. Immediately Seneca got in
another run of forty yards and was
stopped by Weeks. Smythe got the ball
on tumble. Columbia could not gain
and had to kick. Seneca got around
the end for a run of fifty-five yards and
a touchdown. Wheelock kicked the
goal. Score: Carlisle, IL: Columbia. D.
After this the bah securing Jagged
up and down the field. affording Wilson
a chance for a field goal, which he
missed. Metoxen carried the ball down
the. field for the next touchdown. With
in minute of the end of the half Mil
Ter scored another touchdown. Both
goals were kicked. making the score
for the half: Carlisle. %; Columbia, 0.
Both teams lined up for the second
half unchanged. Columbia did not
seem to improve and this half was
a succession of long runs by
Miller. Seneca. Metoxen and Johnson.
In all four touchdowns were made in
this half. from which two goals were
kicked. Columbia was on the run from
the beginning of the half. during which |
five substitutes were called into the !
game. The final score was: Carlisle, |
IS: Columbia. 0.