The Washington times., 1905-11-29
VI! VI! INDIANS
HERE TOMORROW
Meet Georgetown Eleven in
Afternoon.
w Ell co NE REAPPEARANCE
Under Woodruff's Coaching Redmen Are
Especially Interesting This Year.
Looking for Tricks.
WELCOME REAPPEARANcE

The local football season will be
brought TO a close tomorrow afternoon
at National Park, when Georgetown
meets the band of Indians from Car
Isle. The game will be called at 2;30
O'Clock
This year the Redmen. under the
coaching of George Woodruff. the great
est strategfst that football has ever
known. have made one of the best
showings in the history of the school.
After practically playing Pennsylvania
to standstin, Carlisle was finally beat
en- by the Quakers after long run on
a fake kick. At Cambridge the Indians
crossed Harvard goal line oftener
than any other team. Seeing the In
dams play has always been such a nov
city that wherever they have played
they have always drawn large crowds,
expecting at any time to see them with
their innate cunning pull on some sur
pTising trick when their opponents are
not expecting It. The feat of hiding
the ball under the jersey and running
the whole length OF = the field for a
touchdown against Harvard is still fresh
IN the minds OF followers Of football.
Blue and Gray Prepared
Mt Pleasant. the aborigines' quarter
back, has not been able to play for
some time, because of injuries. but he
has been practicing with his team FOR
the past few days and be is expected to
be in the lineup tomorrow. Should he
be unable to play, Libby viii be at quar-
ter. Exendine. the big redskln who has
done such damage to every line he has
played against this season, viii be In
his old position at tackle.
Although Bocock will be missing from
the lineup tomorrow. the Blue and
Gray VIII enter the game in good shape
and DR.. Reilly is expecting his proteges
to end their season by making a credit
able showing tomorrow. Against George
Washington last Saturday the George
town team played a strong game and II
they can hold their form tomorrow.
pretty struggle should result
The management OF the two teams
have decided upon Phil King. the former
Princeton quarterback, who developed
the fast Wisconsin eleven this fall, for
referee, with Jack Glass. of Lehigh, for
umpire.
The arrival of the Carlisle Indian
football team in Washington to play
the Thanksgiving Day game with
Georgetown tomorrow brings to mind the
most famous trick that these trickiest
of football players ever pulled of in
a game.
It was two or three years ago in the
game with Harvard. Considerable time
had been taken out during the contest
as the play had been hard, and knock
outs were many and consequently dark
ness was fast making II impossible
10 continue but the Indian ehieftain
would not see IT thusIy.
Harvard had just made another touch
down and the score looked big from
the Crimson standpoint, therefore, when
the losing captain chose TO receive the
kickoff. It looked like sheer madness
on his part, for II had been clearly
demonstrated that IL was not only i'm
possible for Carlisle to gain against
Harvard. but II was also plain that the
latter had the Indians at its mercy on
the offense and could make it first
down every clip.
The only explanation that suggested
itself was that they were up TO a trick
of some kind. and naturally the Har-
ward men were admonished by their
first lineup; but the first lineup was
ward kicked. The leather sailed down
the field and straight into the arms OF
the fullback, who, before any man on
the opposing team could see him, passed
the ball 10 the left half, who in turn
pushed IL up under his sweater and did
not stop until he was safe under the
enemy's goal posts.
When the Harvard men realized how
easily they had been duped IL was
difficult for the umpire to convince them