The sun., 1900-11-30

Usessf
,,,d. Eleven Ct.su' Ou,os's' the car.
u.,. team. and ~ho~s improvrmsn, over
IN. Torn D.plstsd Against tsls aud
rt,..,op w,.L.. waL.s = coward Wun
for the rira touchdown The Points Wade
h, the RED Men Dur tn 4 Biundet h, CAPT.
uori., Rules RtoIco. Man. wrsnsies
and the Game wind. - In Dstkpss.
IN. football season - inO0. NJ far "a MA city
+. .concorred wns nt'inzy concluded A. t"lrn-
hin Ied Yesterday a'tor'our H. H." Itrsouce
Of one of tho largest crowd, that la- over as~cn-
bed IN and abou, ~" rc'd tie Co!uuhia , arr'-
Itv eleven vaugu. he'd ~" noted 'drl',i" Indians
bv s,nrr Of y tnG More than '?'r" l"r'"u7
maid ior tickets 20 at around TIC gtidlrou VI ie
n i, estimated that pl l"hlbly douur iHo' num-
her looked on from the ytLdu,t. The speedway
and the LuTs above tohmhll'a victory was
due 10 superb football p.1ving Nv ~lud'oids
men from the very start Had = not been lor
n hluuder unfortunately committed 10y capt
Morley the lEd'l"s would have been easily
vhitevashed The Columbia eleven IlGv"d
stronger and fastrr gam" than against either
Yale or Princeton. and the men lasted better.
not singe Columbia substitute was called
into the play The Indians, on tho other hand
who had lighter team than usual. were sub
iected TO severe hanmerirg and were pretty
well used up when tie battle ended IN semi
darkness
Columbia's attack aud defence in the first
half we're We'll nsh perfect Saniords men
rushed the ball In that time for S:n yards. while
the Indians made but ~. Columbia made
two touchdowns before the intermlssiOn one
of which was the result Of Il sensational run OF
sixty yards by the blue and whites star half
back, Harold Wcckcs. In the SECOND hali lhe
Indians TOOK a surprising brace IN Their gei't al
rlay They made 100 Yards In point or attack
~ against ll9 for Columbia. tn. sum total
of the days work being 4i9 yards for Columbia
ard ~ for the red nor During the game
the Indians were compelled 20 Kick on the IN rd
down fourteen times. Columbia puntinG nine
times Columbia was rcnal.Ied total of
thirty wards for or -idr play. the indians suffer
INK single penalty Of ten yards Columbia
secured the ball on four downs three times and
tho Indians twice Columbia lo4t the bah
twice for holiing and the Indians lost II once
f. tho same cause
There we're many brilliant plays which
worked the great crowd Up to remarkable
pitch Of excitement. and when the Indians
made tlcir touchdown in the second half the
greater part Of the ass"mblaGe went Wild be-
cause Of it> marked sympathy Tor IN" abouS-
mos Columbla's team play showed that
sanford had made mary Improvements since
M. victory over Princeton. Nal"s taCkIe-back
formation was used by Columbia for many
good gains hy both Beardslev and Austin the
heavy tacnies making this formation pro-
rounced success Columhia's back field eI-
cell.d all Of It. previous efforts. Weckes
rlaved the best game Of the year II" got
around the ends tor numerous starting runs
lI.,l, t,,a In IA nus, tltnr
way Whenever short gains were necessary 10
hold the ball Berrnn and Morley We're not
far behind Weckcs IN their plunges through
tho guards and tackles OF the carsl" defence
and sykes, the quarter hack ran 9h the plays
With 4o much g' ger that ~" Red Men found
that they could not stop the power ol the
Srashns when they came fastest
After much t,ukerIng the Columbia rush
line was composed Of the heaviest lot Of men
that have worn the blue and whiia this year.
Thov lasted we'll even after IA" Indians had
ripred M the tn kle- and the guards for some
percep,in,e gains IN the t.econd half When
columbia found that tn" Indians had scored
on the Indians were ontc.assed. Wright as
usual PLAY ed a fierce game for Columbia lie
was down the field on kicks m, spite Of his 900
only interference for Wcckes during a greater
part Of the latt"r's s,-'ard run for touch
down. The Columbia ends We're inviucible.
ali thing- considcred Van Hovenberg putting
up a SPLENDID defence which did much 10 hreal;
up the intricate Interference Of the Carlisle
players.
DISPUTE OVER wISG-sH1Fr PLAY
Tho Indians did not use their noted wing
shift play AZ all for the reason that there was
warm argument of the legality Of II before
the game columbia contsnded that the rules
permit only one player {" b" ~ motion before
the ball : snappet back, and that by strict
Interpretation of This rule the Indians could not
shift over half of their line under full head
vay to ioip with the other wing in providing
imTrecnahle rntericrepce for the backs This
dispute and u rod-hot argument between
Coaches SANFORD and Warner over the selection
delay hui ,rna,cd con siderable IN feeling Ia
sanford finally was"r"d 500 against $50 put
up hy Warner ~" coach ot N" Indians, that
and sanford got tho MONEY Minus the SER
vices Of those old war horses. MetoNen. Hud-
..n Brnl, rsrr% li@nr ina W",f 'I S"nrcS ,syon %
that YEA, almost entirely new tn New Workers.
SUI several crack Youngsters appeared III the
redskins ranks, particularly johnson at quar-
tor h1ck. Vhos" Sharp dashlng runs in the
sArord half did much to dI~couc"rt the CCl,Im-
hs 'ackl"r-. Bain at richt tackle a hic, long
hatrai giant. was power n being driven into
tho line, Will" Hare and Rogers, the ends
v"r" A. -aiful a. any that have played on the
BIC Pedwater. the left guard. was somewhat
of DISAPPOINTMENT, but hIs weakness was
due, probably. - smash over tho night evo
,horgN b" s'o-od'hc limit The bulky Wheel
"ok. whose lo0g pants ~ wears gone by were
regarded a. bong ",lal 10 any mad" nv the
noici lilrta,"~. did -rn" Effective line hucking.
but his ki king Wa r.rpr!>ingly wax OuC"
whom Columria l1d lost m" ball within a fow
yard Of Carli-l"'s y,al limo Nh""lock wa ,all a
upon to punt the tTll down tn" field Though
he had plenty ui llJu". b." twisted the hall OH
70 one SIDE so that % went OUT ~ bounds onl..
rire ytrts from M" lie and his error made
II p"ssIhl" for columbia 10 score touchdown
within ih"urNi few mihut"~ Nh"cluDk trt o.,
Two Iui. X iI,,r goals from tho field and missed
then both bv many Ndri, lldNle" Pierce.
who wear ngp Na> thought 'o no ono 0f ~"
Indian finest PLAYERS. made his r'api"
an" after a long sI'C" In TIA" hu-ilfal but u.
vas too weak tn DO himself ig-tIc" and rad
to give way To little Palmer h.fur. he - c"ud
hali began ON the whole, the Indians w"r"
uUt,lu--"d in every resi- "'t, and II Columbia
had Ilayed perfect football az every stag" of
The game larger score would have been rolled
uu
Tho garno should have been started az O'Clock,
hI' II Wa not "ndrr way Uu'Il nearly Tins
.uad" j. lu'pus~ .hl" fnr th" great crowd 10 -"r
the l.uy~ during IN" lt>' twenty minutes nf ~"
match. which VH- finished In such darkn' -
ina' even The Officials at times could not locate
ihr ball Their" was NOR" confusion, u"r"
WrInsauS aud NOR" disorder around the Held
lrSit & ~" f'uce- than any gam" played
h'iur" 'Lis season Coach Warner broke ~"
id" I'm" ID." r",f"tt"dh II seemed Impossible
fur hlW To- Keep oil IA" gridlrOn He was com
SANITY Wrti Cling Nul the referee and lnilif"
and h"'uH" 500 uhuDNloVs ~ on" period that
play had - h" stopped. whIl" tnpIr" Waters
ordered nI'u 90 ~" "!i ~ the request OF 'l'
captain ittru SANFORD got ont on fhe grid