The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
rnia; Stephen Alhanez 81. Mission. Cali

fornia; Stephen. Albanez, 81 Mission, Calf
fornia; Little Boy 20, Clippawa, Mlnne-
sofa; Ambrose Miguel II. Yuma, Callfor-
mia; Archiquette, 20, Oneida, Wisconsin;
aWahoo, 10, Chippawa, Minnesota: Thomas
Saul. %, Sioux South Dakota; Chief Mat
LOCK-, "a. Pawnce Oklahoma; Louis Mnt-
lock, 90, Pawnee, Oklahoma; Frank Mt.
Pleasant, q, Tuscarora, New York; Lloyd
Newphew, 20, Seneca. New York; Little
Old Man, 10, Cheyenne, Montana; Pc
conga, is, Miami Indiana; Benny Penny,
%, Nez Porce. Idaho: Charley Roy 21,
Chippnwa. Minnesota; Sam Sauncoke, 20.
Cherokee North Carolina; Long Horn,
"a, Seneca, New York: Arthur Sheldon,
%, Nez Perce, Idaho; Nlkifer Schouchuk,
81, Alaska, an Eskimo: Strong Arm, q,
fArickaree, north Dakota; Two Logs-in
the-Snow, %. Sioux North Dakota; Rus
sell Sat-On,&1o Seneca, New York j.
Thompson, %, Chippnwa. Minnesota; n.
Thompson 20. PUEBLO, New Mexico; Twin,
81, Winnebago, Nebraska Two Hearts.
IS. Sioux, North Dakota; Henry Wheeler,
y. Nez Perez, Idaho; Mun-Who- Forgcts,
30, Seneca, New York; White Grow, 80.
Sioux, South Dakota; ]. Libby, 10. Chip
pawn, Minnesota; Hunt, %, Seneca, In
dian Territory: Bubois, %, Chlppnwa,
Minnesota; John, 20. Seneca, New York,
Good at Tackling.
George w. Woodruff, coach for the
Indian team, was away from Carlisle on
private business part OF last week. and
the routine work for the squad was
handled by Ralph B. Kinney the recent
valuable accession to the redskins coach
ing group. Mr. Kinney took hold of.
matters vigorously and during the early
part Of the week. had the squad doing
all kinds Of work that had been left out,
OF the early preliminary training.
Dummy tackllng was, gone through all
tcrnately In groups by tho line men and
back field candidates. When not working
on the canvass tacl1ling machine mem
hers Of the squad were sent out on the,
field to punt and catch the same. Nh.
? Kinney was much surprised at the alac-
nrity with which the redskins carried
out his IDEAS regarding tnckling. Nearly
every redskn body as It shot through
tho air from one foot assumed the hor-
izontal position Of an arrow In flight. L
Noodruff's black board talks being
ommittod. Kinney worked his team from
2%o until = p NJ. During the latter par;
OF the practice when twenty minute
lscrimmage was being INDUCED In, Kin
ney would tell off various fatigued play
ers and would send them TO the cage
10 be carefully rubbed with alcohol. He
insists that the men get the most per-
feet attention from the trainers and
more rubbers have been placed In the
training quarters.
Big preparations are being made for
the trips which the Indians take this
season. Among the precautions taken to.
conserve tho health OF the redskins arc
the arrangements for carrying large
cnrboys of water for drinking from the
supply used here, This Will be kept fresh
on the road by expressed shipments to
various points where the eleven will
play. This was deemed necessary ns
great trouble has been mnde9ln the past
by change Of water and food a spec
inl diner will be attached to the indian
gPullmans and the daily diet of the men
VIII be under the control OF the coaches
and trainers.