The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22


the Indian, broke through for fifteen
ynrds and seemed destined for a touch
down, but little Pollard averted the ca
Iamity by bringing the red man to earth
on VirElnia's forty-yard line. Losing
ground on tumble. In which they re-
covered the bail. Williams punted for the
Indians to Pollard on his three-yard Line.
but Wright and Jude were upon MN
lefore he could run 1t back more than
five yards. Failing to make FIRST down
In two tries, Council punted to johnson
at the center OF the field.
The Sensational Run.
The ball was brought in aud Charles
broke through for five yards and Will
lians for Gig landing the ball on the
Virginia forty-one yard line, Williams
added five yards mere. and another t1rst
down followed. Then the Indians fun
bled, and virginia got the ball. Then
came the sensational run OF the game.
After short gain Pollard got through,
and aidede BY superb interference. sue
cccded In getting through the entire In .
dian defense With clear field he
seemed to be sure to score. But Williams
was not done yet. He gave chase. a ,l,
by a fine sprint gradually got within
tnckling distance. and with dive nailed
the Quarterback and ended run OF
fifty-three yards, landing on Carllsles
thirty-six yard line After brief rest
Council tried a drop kick for goal. but
the ball went wide.
The ball was brought out to tho TWEEN
ty-fiyc YARD line, and williams punted to
Tn1]nrd n the center Of the field. Ho
ran II hack eighteen yarls. After few
rains fatal fumple followed and it
VAS tho Indians ball on their thirty yard
line.
.Then Carlisle reduced to desperation,
grand ono. By the most terrific and des-
narata nl1,nrine thew carried the bali,
yard nv ward foot by foot. the length OF
the Intervening field for nearly eighty
wards for touchdown. virginia. re-
sistanca was superb, but she had no sub
fresh mon who were stars, and whose
nInnrcs could not be withstood by the
white man wenried ana battered nv the
rerce rr,,ei,,nr struggle. The struggle
wa teijnr m fhe Indians. too. for VII.
liams. a mighty warrior and a worthy
nhinf' wa. disabled, and CHARLES took his
nIa o. while Hendrioks powerful follow.
p IN st Charles mace as right half.
toah e e., snc,es,,ve shnrt rushes Of rom
one font to six or eight Yards, but gen
eral,v nearer two or three Yards the
dnsneratc indians battered the heavier
line hacx1 ard, steadily backward, until
the BAH was a foot or two from Viz.
ginia's goal. Then Bowen was showed
over by ono almost superhuman effort.
and the deed was done. Johnson. by
wcll placed kiok, sent the ball sailing
over the bar between the posts for a goal.
The SCORE was then Virginia, 6; Carlisle, 8.
And so 1t remained to tho end, In their
splendid procession TO the goal the In
dams WORKED their tackles ana oacNs IN
tandem. formations, alternating them with
tine Judgment. oheloon' Henar'cNs'
Bowen and Exendlne we're worked hard
but were equal 20 the emergency,
After TINS Cariisle kicked 70 roliara.
VINO ran oaea ttlr.eeh yarus; ralang 70
make irs ST., aoT s,,. oouncl' punteo 70
Sarilsles th'rty-tlVe yaru .lhe' r anu
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