New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

there none. yet blood spilled and
bruises which viii leave black and blue marks
plentiful But II was not the formidable
team Carlisle sent 70 New-York last year and
Columbia won with something 10 spare by the
score Of II 10 6.
The bronzed men from Carlisle played fair
football. but the players were not the equal of
their paleface opponents. either in point Of
weight in skill The Indians seemed logy
and stolid IN the early part Of the contest. the
fret half closing without the visitors having
made much OF an impression In the second
half they braced UP and played better football
showing some OF the aggressiveness which has
characterized the playing Of the Carlisle teams
of past seasons. In that short period of proba-
bly, ten minutes the Indians played with de-
termination and ferceness which caused the CO.
lumbia followers TO hold their breath in sus-
pense. The Indians tore holes in the Columbia
line. and forced the local collegians fall back
in the face OF the terrible assault The college
yells Of the Columbia men on the side lines and
IN the stands rang out gingly, but the
men in blue and white found it hard to with
stand the terrible rush Of the Indians Car
Isle had no concerted cheering. such feature
OF modern football and the few sympathizers in
the !nclosure made little impression On the air
compared with the cheering voUchsafed 10 the
Columbia forces. But those we'll trained de-
scendanrs Of the original Americans needed no
Fridiron. They Gid the hest they could without
II but that was not enough win the day
Their one touchdown was due largely 10 a FUN
hle by Morley near the Columbia goal. Colum-
his made three touchdowns from straight hard
football, and the victory Vas decisive.
Rerner2 bering their rather easy victory Of last
year. when Carlisle showed under Columbia by
~ score of - to o the Indians. smaller and
less strong than a year ago. nevertheless took
The field according 70 their handlers and
friends. feeling rather confident Of the result.
They did; not realize that remarkable change
Rad taken place in the last twelve months
With The exception of that short period in the
Second half the Columbia line held Ike stone
val. and. batter il they would, the Indians
could make little impression When Columbia
hsd the bal-and that about fnree-fourths
r. rhe time the were the 7eld-the Blue
sud White forces were sent against the Indian
Ire with such rapidi1y ana force that the red
ren were compelled n give away. bowIng
gracefully 70 superior weight and science. There
was little betting or TIE result. and what little
vas done was in favor of The Columbia men.
for the critics argued thar II the work done
- The rwo teams This year Columbia had shown
- decidedly better advantage. i was the gen
eral opinion that there had been less betting
than a any of the previous more pret~ntious
games this season
SPECTATORS ARRIVE EARLY.
That football retains its prestige and popu-
.ar!ty was again demonstrated. An hour be
fore the gam was 30 start every elevated train
n The West Side "as crowded with passengers
heund toward distant Harlem At O'clock
ih@ cliapidated rckety Old stands We're well
fAed. While fringe of humanity crowded the
north faN # the Viaduct and peopIed the hills
70 ne "est- When The game was started half
an hour later il WAS estimated that fully % 600