The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
HARVARD, 20: INDIANS, o.
Good Offensive Work and Good Luck A..
tend l'rimsOn's Playing.

CAMBRIDGF, Nov. by oombina ton
Of good luck and good offensive football.
Harvard defeated the Carlisle Indians this
afternoon hv a score OF 81 TO q. II was one
Of the best games to wat oh h at ha W. aver been
seen on Soldiers Field. Both teams made
good gains. and the ball changed hands
frequently, Three Of Harvard's touchdo WINS
were made after the Crimson had gathered
the hall in on an Indian tumble. and the
fourth and last was made on an sO-yard run
by Carl Marshall
This run was one OF the most re-
markable ever seen on Soldiers Field.
He got the hall on his own o-yard line. Al
first h" started 10 the right. but before going
five yards he saw that his passage would be
cut short by one OF the four husky Indians
who blocked his way to the soal 40 he shifted
tho ball TO the other arm. and running back
five yards, started for the left aide OF the
field. He ensly outran the Indian tacklers.
and all along tho line the Harvard men rot
tho red men out Of the way. Where there
was no Interference Marshall got through
by his clever dod ring and the straight arm.
and once he arose after he had been knocked
70 his knees Down the field he went with
an Indian less than six feet behind. until
the latter was knocked out Of the play on a
beautiful dive by Whitwell
Marshall. totally exhausted. landed the
ball back OF the goal post and then amid
the cheers of the 10000 spectators was taken
out of the game. But the long runs we're not
confined 80 Harvsrd's quarter back. Capt.
Herman got in some spectacular gains. In
used. he crcled the end for forty yards The
iino in a l.tlcss ,ort Of Way ana tackled With
out gan. Then without signal King
tire Harvard eleven was onsthe right side
and he Gu. oo-. 'I around n. end Z for forty
IN" Indians. too cnme in fer 2 share Of
doggh!e pass worked Clark ior twenty yards
wa- not % GOOD as it at frst seems; Two Of
TIE touchdown. cam. after Harvard received
and third on Marshall's run. Hsrvsrd's
offence was good, bnt roth,rs alarming;
on the defence A. often As pos,ib bic sfteIthe
second touchdown was made. II was clear
defensive. And tie Indians could gain
readily through the left side Play after
Marshall, but Harvsrd's right side was a
Harvard combined 3 rushing and kicking
team a. he has not done before this season.
vi. T Tss cane a. out ,naPEy and thy
play there was a marked improvement
The line men helped the backs. and on tho
plays that re,pltedin the Art wotouChdowns.
the entire eleven was in the scrimnage.
pulling and pushing the runner along.
For the first tlmr TINS year the Harvard
team showed some Of the life and fight that
made lampbeils team 80 successful last
year. TIE interference on the kick-oh and
punts was about all that could NJ asked for
~ this time. But on end PLAYS the inter-
ference was ragged Kernan's puntng was
high into the air with a spiral twist tot on
form alton plays Hsrvard'S defence YVES
helpless, and every time the Indians tried
taokls back play IN was good for ground
Whcuevcr the Carlisle players got the ball
t."y started ~ 20 RUS H. and had II not been
for their fumhling they would have scored
~ boast once on Harvard. Seven times the
Indians fumbed and but one of these thcy
recovered. Four times in the first half far-
ward cot 80 hall on fumhling. and twice in
'1r -ecoui ha'f harvard umhlcd three
times. recovering tho hall twice. Harvard.
w., on Iie tw 30 tho Ind ans three times
-Four times Harvard lost Z . ball for holding