The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-30
CARLISLE INDIANS WIN
n H SNAPPy GAME

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N A SNAPPy GAME
Continued from Tirs. Pags,)
great victory that belongs to Carlisle.
1t Is only right to say, however, that
", In tile second half virginia had az not
furnbled the bali and then played
ofr-side, losing seventy yards In
consequence, the first goal would not
have been kicked by the Indians. Later
In the second half, If yirglnla's center
bad not passed the ball too high to Coun-
ell. who funbled In consequence. the one
and only touchdown made BY Carlisle.
would never have been scored. These
wero the chances of war. hut mono The
less, they wcre bitter. hard luck. Tho
only time the Indians scored from their
own good playing was wien Captain
Sheldon hceled Il fair catch OH, tho forty
five yard line, and Libby kicked u great
goal. Tllat was football, and oil ap-
plauled. @
Ii hard tl,icls, therefore, had not follow
ed hard upon the heels of Virginia, tho
score would read tonight: Virginia G.
Indlnns 4.
Libby was the bright, particular star
for Carlisle. His kicking was simply
phenomenal, and to his good right foot
bolong the red mems honors
h Sensational Run.
For Virginia, Council stands out on
account Of his sensational run OF fifty
yards for. a touchdown In tho first half
1t was Murphy, who opened up tho hole
and 1t was YDnccy WHO intcrfcrcd 80 to
tllcso two also n part Of. tho honor IS
duo When virginia cnme over tho fence
:, O.2n n'o1orlr ct thp,,aa ia pcoDln were
on the stands and around the enclosure.
Tho Indians followed immediately, and
quick practice was INDUCED In by both
clevens. Virginia won the toss aud chose
east goal. MIN Thompson. Of GEORGETOWN,
was selected rs referee; Mr.ssWhittakcr,
OF North Carolina, umpire, and MI Bar
'ry. OF Georgetown, chief linesiuli. at
a:45 o clock Libby Kicked off for tile In
odiana Tancey caught the ball and car
rr,cd IT to thirty yard line. Pollard hur-
died threcS yards; Yancey went two yards.
On the third down, Council Kicked forty
five yards, and the Indians got tho ball
Tho Indians advanced to Virginia 8 TWEEN
sty-flve yard limo and lost the ball to Vlr-
ginia on three downs. Then began Fir-s
ginia's triumphal rush OF e!ghty-five
yards for a touchdown.
Yancy took the ball three yards. The
indians were penalizcd five yards for
j. JOHNSON two yards. Pollard two yards
and Yancey two yards; Pollard then lost
two yards; H. Johnson gained six yards
and B. Johnson two yards; Murphy then
opened lin an immense hole In the IN
dianGline and Council, guarded by Yanccy5
made his great run of fifty yards for
touchdown. IT looked then Ike victory
for the Orange and Blue. Score: Vir-t
GINA, 5: Indians, O. Council brought out
the ball and Yancy kicked the goal.
Score: Virginia, g. Indians, 0.
The ball was practically in the center
Of the field for tho remainder, or the half
If there was any advantage, 1t was with
Virginia, for the half ended after twenty
seven minutes OF actual play. with the
ball on the Indians thirty yard line, and
the score: Virginia, 6; Indians. Q.
Red Men Downcast.
During the intermission OF ten minutes
virglnia's hopes were bright. The Indians
sat wrapped in red and black blankets.
looking gloomy and downcast, while their
coach talked to them like a stepfather
Yancy kicked Off for Virginia at the
second half, and the bail went down on
the indians thirty-fivo yard line. For
ten minutes It looked as though Virginia
might score at any minute, and then mis-
fortune came with "a heavy hand. SO hard
pressed were the Red Men that they were
forced to kick. Yanccy funlblcd the ball
on the fifty yard line, and n redskin was
on the pigskin before one could wink.
horrible moan went up from V;rginia's
}partisans. Again Virginia took a brace
and forced Carlisle to kick. but again Il!
luck was with the Orange and Blue Pol
lard caught the kick but the ball went
TO the Indians on Virglnia's twenty-five
yard line as 4 penalty for holding. Libby
fell back and kicked q pretty goal. Score:
Virginia, G; Indians. A.
Virginia took a brace, and It looked
as though no moro scoring would be In
dulged In by either side, when another
tragedy befell the boys In orange and
blue.
The ball was on virginia's thirty yard
line and Couucil had fallen back for
a kick Beckett passed the l>all }hiFh.
over Councils head and SO he fuiTbled.t
ana finally fell upon the ball one yard
from the Virginia goal posts. 1t was the
third down, and the ball went to the
Indians. The agony was soon over, for
Sheldon made touchdown and Libby
kicked an easy goal.
score-ln indians, 1o;AVirginia. g..
Virginia again braced UP. but an un-
kind fate was In attendance. Council
Kicked 20 escape danger, when Sheldon
caught and heeled the kick on the forty
five yard line.
A Great Kick.
It was plain to every one that the In
dians would try to Kick goal, although
success seemed almost q miracle. 10
score meant n kick Of at least sixty
yards. There was silence rs Of death
over the whole field as Sheldon placed
the ball and then n great shout went
gup as Libby sent the pigskin straight
between the poles, IT was play SO sem
sational that friend md foe alike united
In cheering 1t to the echo Score: Indians
Ia. Virginia G.
There was no change at thetend OF the
Twenty-Five minute second half. Viz
gnia played hard and fast, but the
chapter was ended and defeat for Vir-
ginla was written at tEc end
r,l,a. 40 ,,,a uns nlaNed In AZ clean and