The sun., 1901-10-27
PLAY ON COLLEGE GRIDIUONS.
VALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA AND
CHANCES FOUL TACTICS.

v.v ysrSer Kick Goal From Field
-ukers Manage To Deaf Lafayette
Auer sharp Tuskie Harvard Over
xbeius Indians 0uakers Alss Win
rho.. Who have followed football closely
-.,. not surprised that Yale and Princctoo
hsd their hands full In winning from Column
hls and Lafayette respectively yesterday.
The Columbia eleven Was far stronger than
rh.n beaten by "a 20 by Harvard tvo
xssks ago and lost 20 Yale yesterday by the
tlsht score OF 10 to S Princeton was
h.lt 10 one touchdown by the strong LAfay-
,,t. team and that Was not made until the
..cond half Harvard PLAYED all around
IN. Indians, beating them by q score OF 70
40 o and Cornell vsnquished Oberlin by the
ana score PennsylvAnis won Q credits bls
v,e,ory from the University OF Chicago.
N 20 o being the score The Pennsylvania
STATE College surprised Annapolis. the cadets
Io.ing II toe West Point walloped Williams
IS o.
HAhvARp. 20. INDIANS. o
CAMnnipoH, Oct 20 Tho Harvard eleven
axr.~ahly disappointed the whole nder-
graduate body to-day by defea ting the Car
Isle Indians 20 b. the biggest score ths
crimson has ever made against the red
,nsn. as well as the biggest Harvard has made
mi. season The 1900 persons who saw
N. sAme expected to see an unusually Close
oontr,t and many expected Co zee Harvard
scnred on. whi L. others placed their money
on the Indians To vin Five times the Crimson
rro.S.d the Carlisle goal line and QUITS kicked
four Of the goals In the fret half Harvard
pared an entirely rushi ng game. but In the
,sUrd tall tlsyed larEely q kicking game.
e. hat proved 90 he an easy way Of gaining
sroupd The Indians tried 20 rush the ball
but gained their distance only four or
The Important thing that this ga me showed
Harvard j. that .he has he max Ing 81 - eat
man eleven Tie played the entire game.
aud barring tive tumble > one Of which he
1s III Snd a1d in., nd II. rsnnns back
OF pnnt- was the best seen on Soldiers Field
In many a day one Kick be ran esck thirty
INDIAN too, had "a remarka tile man at quarter
IN johnson. Tho way this little ted.kin
rsSSh' %SsS ~ PUNE The speed % and a6iiay 70 70 avoid
tAcklsr that Marsh had
Harvard PLAYED vel both on the onsnsiss I've
tandem PLAYS that have been prsct-ed for
the last ten davs were used 90 advantage
sainer McCrew. Herman and Ristine were
sent through the tackles for repeated gains
On ,hi. play Hazard. line ~ "a; ;s s,i9nS sna
~.Ii Almost every variety OF play was
nsed bv either Harvard or the Indians Rar-
yard plsyed for The mo-, gAI ssas 1ash,ns mssr. 81
gaining ground The pale faces tried
R.,n' srSSsd ss ne, sse soTs on for s sSt snd
Tor the Indians, Vas too wide awake line
bueking was tho style OF play the Cambridge
Tbs Harvard bset- we're a great improve
meft Oyer any preyious game lhey we're
preference on kick-oI- was extremely, poor
however. but on end plays Il formed last
srd kspt together closely once com inS
ciesrins The way for kernan's ss.yard run
for . touchdown. The Indians formation
,Sssd ss, .srossh Ss SSi WOKE c 'S before | sraSs
the end Harvard line played low. charged
fast and tackled veil Barnard and iSe
pniling the backs along after they got through
Their playing w.a encouraging IN ~" whole
ard even sargent was awake to-day shd
wheelock. The Carlisle captain. had 20 be
taken out IN the second half on account, OF
had knee Palmer, the Carlisle full back.
Sas slso injured while on the Crimson team
Nq5yew aud kernan were taken out because
the west goal Marshall kicked on - John,
son on the s,yaId line and johnson carried
1ns 'sSs hut ssen ass iS gain and fap
rolled out Harvard took the bal from thi:
b bses. tandem and regular pi1nsins The
gains we're all short. the longest being eight
arst tpuchdown Herman punted out q
MARSHALL on TIE is-yard line. and the kick
palmer sics.d to Marshall on the 2s-ysrd
pne The latter fumbled. but recovered
rrpss sSs %sd. .osSs ssTsn ssrosr hSs made S
by cutts. and then added nfteen by going
around ief, end The ball was carried 20
bGt f,imbled. and Clark had the ball on the
v,se ne Serns g., -sys ,ya ysTai ISR ssrSSn osu
on downs on their ?-ysrd line. Palmer
nan selr~d the ball and xa- down.d on the
Slyard line From thls line Harvard ssain
took the ball down toward the po-ts hy short:
for The seoond touchdown. CUTS kicked
Palmer. kickoff wen, over the line and
line. -~ndinE the leather 10 Carllsle's .S-yard
line and johnson carried the ball twenty
sr-,s-d lin. Carlisle now got the jump
on Harvard, and for three minute. i, i, looked
- tnonsh The dGsky yarr,srs r ~oq,a Ra, reR %s
wAs called before thev got 20 the goal Ihe
Indians worked their double pas, and Their
sronnd Harvard light end Palmer. Leroy
and Beaver made short gains. and carried
TIE ball to the .-yard line where Il was when
The two eievens began the second half
Without change Palmer kicked TO kernae
line Palmer pprtsd % Marshall on the
i@yard line. and th" latter carried the hall
tech sever tNen wards ksrnan pun ted 20
johnson. who wA- tackled by Cults on the
toyard Inc Leroy gainrd on. yrrd. and
then the Indians tried tho left side of the line
over anI got Eve yards for Interference
Palmer Kicked TO Marshall on he 3s-yard
10. and by dod ging b,th ends. the latt-r
got seven wards herman punt TO
johnson on tho W. yard line and the IidiAn
ssrrted tie tall to the ts-yatd Inc, where
he fumhl-d aud Mc,irew got the oval. ad-
lsncinz Il i've yards before he was downed
~ this poiTt NhseloCk was hurt and re-
pAc"d by Phillips The lndlAn car tain had
Clarkt Tiaca Mct,r-N advanced ten yards
90 q sctlA-,, 1i,n for nat o :, s1d by stsady
Ftins Harvard took tie hall 60 The o-ysrd
lre, from whore MCGreN carried Il over
,Ons kicked the goal making the score ~
toe
The nett touchdown was made quickly.
Falrer Kicked o. herman on the io-ysrd line.
Huf the latt~r returned tho KICK a. iohn~oh,
Win fuw'led aud harvard got the tall on
The ss-ysrd lin~ krr nan OF the hrst play
t1~hsd around left end hack of perfect inter
terence and cafri.d tho bali aoross the line
tuit. again -ent tNe hall tetveen the po-ts.
.lnsr train ssnt the pigSkin y KEENAN,,
thd The lIur agstu returned the oonrh-
l~v'> end bat the Harvard man had him both
nes ffluer klrked o. herman on th-
ti-Tf'd line Marshall siruallrd KEENAN, y
crop batk o. pant. and the l-it hEf back
tr~r0Ndst hy h-suilur ths leather through
tho uu for ~ actual carry of sixty three
ard tfl.lr tired TIE double pas uu
,awt tNeA's cud, but the erlm~on oaptstn