The sun., 1900-11-30

,y,nu .p son no TO-. md ,o's NJ" "'',
va. ',''r f1nl :" @ ipe I' i"lt'a. " Pstssed ~ n o
a. - r..I.,t Nhc"lu,k 'u"r"d luo g'''" ''H
h'f hu,F rrush' a." holl nud n','y o." .,
cnut4uI. ua vent fpf nu lui nan Ih" Rot M.u
Merr h y,"i "y-r 80" Nl'"' pr"'h"'.
N""koa 'HsVud hi- .pf"r.ur,H." 900 N.f go
fof sigrl""I riri- h.fpro Vlr.lu,E Au' Of. i.'
Ta' 4 Iuh nay .uut."i Morley 'h'
lIiIIur ',f 100 y1tds, uui ,tI u duii'" 1.- '. -
tolum'U, ,ur'ain d,.heI pfpurl litr",
| fut nj .rfuuI .1IIa, Ip. ustr p"i.tNvi &c. 70 y
| taoEe lu" columbia nnor evidently 80
pp-,,',r 'ur 'hry u'i.","d that a.i. 10 -"'''.
| would ris" fi" beat oN' ut t.' Indian 80
maze q fu. -'ur" fu--i'lr ~u Ng Nu.',
wont ln.u 'rdv1,"r fpr tut,r ward, Iuor" .'
| Woke. .u l'g "' "i ''"f" l''' lI'. .'.
Morl.y ma ic two through R,u urd Wc'
got a -utNtt distau'e pjS' Ilu"r lh"'. '.'
Columbia rn' hl'N7 'nmlTd r'. ne r',' 'r
Wa"ke, the " - IA" iorIpl'uu for ''" '..''i
! hurd." plI'. and ~ soon - Nr"hr- 80 i,' "a
| i" W. ."'d - i.n' ~ M" A. Wd '!,'"'
| l. seemed - 20 hr WIS s.JydtHt "u 90" ''l
OF ID" lud'ai,.. auu NhrI D." t"uN"d p'r' %"
that he made "Igh' ,lrd> N'Eit cam" ngH
| aud was smashed mtuWhr-lorS 'or tilr". yards.
after which MerKr- got Two mon" bhl Moi''
the b,!l. and Brtv"r i"!i on = on ~" lptsln-
coward l.n- lhu, e. va ilN 'nD,,rhit nnd
carried the blll tor u iutHI OF ANY live ldl"s
lhc first rIav made by the Rcd Men after
receiving the ball Was brilliant end run %,
seventeen yards by Beaver. Who " IL htkl'u
by Morley Just rs he was about 70 have Gear
field II was a good beginning. and The car
| OF encouragement Parker was driven INTO
| Beardsley. but he could not gam more than a
yard and when Beaver tried Au2tin he Mes va.
| beaten back Tor u loss 81 tnrre TINS inabAty
20 breaA up IolumOias defence comrArd
Pierce TO punt ard weekes T9s downed hafd
by Uar. on Colunbia's gLysrd line. When tLs
teams lined UP there II was seen that smith.
tao centre rush u tie Indians, was sta:gcrri
lrouud in nroggv Cond, non lie had To be held
up hy two comrades until he recovered ms WIND,
when he resumed play and was loudly th"Ird
Before til" next scrminaSe co'Id Het uhd'r
in I,e The Indians sa.d II was water lugs' 4,
80 Tvs" new pg-klns were brodShi 'N' RON
IN" side lines. and Referee hio"h 7''t' "A" 'he
OF them puL 1t into play.
PIERCE ATTACH By COLUMBIA.
Columbia immediately resumed tie iei'e
! ATTACK that had mad" such an impression on
| Carlisle. defeuc" a few minutes before. ""'N's
made half u yard through krdwater and
| Rogers. Wright made yard, but the Indians
brsc"d with ganienrss ahd on thr t.irl d2"
| on MS a;-y ard line Wof and Van iioeyenO"rg
we're upon him 80 quickly thar he was hhuchci
| over helpless without tho gam ol Na'h,
| To take the ball pas' Noln. but B"ardsleN broke
through and doTnet him il'i as NE oSS Vs..
| end aud made n CO iple @. yards, but toluinblts
defence was 50 inyincibIe mat Whee."cN con.
! cudeI 10 punt WceAes made glazing mHN
on liz .,-rard line but he had time to fall on
the bah because of the Indians siownesS IN
raI Mtn was N side with such Gagrau,v
/ that columbia received trn.vard rentNy
ON the rnxt play Morley wa 4" fr-t local
I student 20 hc Temporarily EnCgt"d ont 'li
! after n" had bad his face washed ne Was ready
| for business again Weekes bufted nio
| Wioeock fcr four yards and B"rrI"n mad"
| i,ls, enough ground 10 keep posse, ,ton Of the
/ hall BEFORE Morley could get around "a"
| Indians lett cud Whe.lock hrok" through
| Austin and trna'ed tie columbia captain 10
| a fierce tackle that threw him on ii' head
| Weekcs mldc ONLY yard through h'l"hlIr
ard a. it wa, u" 'hrd down WIN Z rre Yards
! 70 20 one Of the ueitcsi pavs nt tho S"ason was
| ACCOMPLISHED 10y Columbia. The three backs
stood in th"i- regular posti3nS a. II 10 uF
| Whom the ball was snapped Morley and B"r-
| rien started or toward Coiumbins rigiIt end
This Jed ne Indians 70 HemeHe We ,hai W"fE's
| over in that direction The bah wHs pa--rd
to Weekes who. standing co-e un S'nnd
NUM- that completely fooled johnson who
was playing back too far Ihc hall t.irnntt
Columhia'4 ends were after IL so fn.t tha, II
seemed ~ IL ono Of them would yet II. John
son had to run IN for tho bal ana tnerc Whs
n general miN-up JohnsOn Missed II and 20
did both Of Col imha's 90. But Parker vas
! on ,h, aler' ard he fell on the oval on Car
The Indians decided 10 trv rushing instead
~ painting Parker Ard Bsa."r inadn l.i.e
/ yards h.tW them through TACKLES. baH''E
being knocked out Tor a few moments Me-
! lock however. could not do a thing WIN Won,
| hut Beaver GOT between Austin and Van Hoey"u-
| berg for fve wards which mad" II the frat down
! a. Carlislcs 3p-yard mark several minutes
| had to 10 taken out Will" the Indians tIal,"r
Is Beaver ue Wien the battle was re; umed Parker
| lost three Yards and R"9Ner was healen tq,H
| for loss Of one so rapidly d.i IL nolhnhla
! Whrclock, Of course. had to punt and Mn"kes
! catching The bah was thrown heavily by Rogers
on Columhlas jNyard Inc
| wrEKEs SCORES ny 4 BRILLIANT RuH.
| Morley was beaten or by Dillon and Balm.
and then tho Columbia interference formed 70
| help Weckcs around the indians left wing
! of tho Red Men IN rhe rush line was handled
~ shiliuy that Weekes got around the OBJ
jectiye point IN a masniloen' strde As snGl @
/ with the exception Of Johnson. thn only
Columbia man who could keep up with Wec;es
beside the tlying half back with "A burst of speed
| that wac simply amazing Nrekes outiootcd
! Wright after he had covered thirty yards and
| when he came w 10 johnson tho Latter was
| dodked in the pre,tiast way imaginable Y urekrs
went on TO the goal line unmol"sted and made
nT 5s t%uIadg"n pGg Il wa wa. SI' an easy W rd i"
Bruce to kick. but he missed it and the score
ihe Indians did not apparcnt!y lose heart,
| for when Whee.ock kicked of to Van Io-v"u-
| lerg the latter could only make ter yards
Ward nd marx In.,sftlv tho Colrrhla backs
: began the same Old hRrnmering tactics. }"rrIen
/ c.'tiru four wards ut the Centr" and NceN"s
! SIX in the same place once agotr smith, tie
| Ind!iua' centre was topplrd over and he VS.
! >, severely shaken AZ that tim" WAS taken
! an, until he could recover NeeRrs vas thrown
| l1diIr INTO Dillon for io'ir wards, but a, there
| was holding by one oi tn" Columbia men H."
! ban went 20 the indians OF Coumbla's A.
| yard mark Rogers could not yam a ward,
! tnt Whceock made ward through Nl"3"T.
! When he tried as1in he fnll back ~ II ut WIih
! q srdco hammer. That was ~" iOlrt'! down
| and CoUmha's ball
/ Austin was the first to reopen ConWI1's
! attack and ho got four yurdS through Baiu
, and Dillon, bu; ~ Morley gained lhre" through
. M" -am. part 4 the line Columbia vas AMIN
! guilty of holding and III" ball went Z" The In
/ daus Pierce aud Beaver were as ll;rn.'s
/ whom they tried Colunhia's tackles. So iIuru
/ ColInha- 4j-yard line Pisrc" vas called
i upon To- try Il field goal from GuI'k place
: mont A. thu hlll, was passed bdcH To Jpnu-
7 son he ptr IL swiftly upon Ia. ground and Pierce
. tried 10 KICK ~ over VA" cross bar Wright
q and Bruce were thrown upon INN 80 rapidly
/ thar tho bail WA blocked But Beaver i"ll
ou n ard jumping up ne tried To get around
| CuIuluba'S eft end B-ard,!ey sIahb.d ll!l
, around the neck and threw him Pierce tried
| toe centre nnd made a puny gain While Parker
/ Was heqtcE on
IN. hail vert to Columbia ou downs and
| uuck a. = cash Meak.s dattcd around the
! i'ilTuS' l"it wing on another brilliant run.
/ lie had covered fifteen varts when b" ran 'ut
| 81 hpl.ul- Tho bail WAS taken IN and B.i-