Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-19
SHOW UP COPHEBS
Carlisle indians Slaughter Heavy
Team on Its Own
Gridiron.
ILLINOIS SHOWED UNDER
Chicago Administers Worst Defeat
University Ever Had Inflicted
Upon 1t.

Minneapolis. Nov. 19-It was a
slaughter of the innocents when Min
nesOta Saturday went down to ignO-
minious defeat by Il points before the
Carlisle Indian team. Libby. Little
Boy, and Mount Pleasant carried off
the hOnors for Carlisle. while Marsha
and Schuknecht were the only players
Minnesota had who could find a hole
in the Indians line for any gains what
soever. Libby. Carlisles quarterbacE,
dropkicled three pretty goals, scoring
II points for his team and Hendricks
blocked a Minnesota punt and fell on
the ball behind Minnesota's goal, scor-
ing the last five points and winning
the game.
WISCONSIN Has Clean Record.
Madison. Wis. Nov 19-Wisconsin
finished it's football season with clean
record. In a good. hard fought game
they beat Purdue 20 TO B. The Purdue
score was fiully touchdown after
tumble by Springer on a low pass,
Spencer picked up the ball and went
80 yards for touchdown. Springer
caught him as he crossed the line. but
ball was seen than at any previous
time this season. Wisconsin repeat
eddy worked forward passes for COOL
long gains, while Purdue was good on
quarterback kicks. Three times in
succession the visitors gained on these
plays.
Illinois slaughtered.
Chicago. Nov 19-Chicagos foot
ball eleven gave Illinois the worst
drubbing it ever received Saturday af-
ternOOn, the MarOons running up G.
points and keeping Illinois from cross
ing their goal line. Exactly u touch
downs were made by Chicago, nine of
the goals being kicked. while EckersalI
helped along the slaughter by dropping
a field goal from the 20-yard line Hi
nOis. badly crippled from the first by
the absence of Captain Carrithers. and
with number of other players in poor
condition, sent in substitute after sub
stitute as the regular men were injured
or exhausted, but could MOI stop the
scoring. and in the latter part of the
second half the game was almost 4
farce. The field was in far better con
dition than even Chicago hoped for
and Chicago's backs, aided by com
pact interference, tore down the field,
30. 80, 40 yards and more for touch
downs.
Surprised Friends.
Philadelphia. Nov 19.-in a game
that surprised her most enthusiastic
supporters. the University of Peunsyl
gania Saturday defeated the Univer-
s.ty of Michigan II to 0. Throughout
the game Pennsylvania showed no let
up and appeared to be as strong when
the game ended as when it began. not
withstanding Michigan had the heavi-
or team and that Pennsylvania was
playing almost entirely on the offens-
i've
Michigan played good football, but
he eastern followers of the game ex-
1ected an even better exhibition than
she put up. Captain Curtis, who was
'ecently injured. was missed and most
If the heavy work had to be performed |
oy Fullback Garrels, who met with |
little success in advancing the ball. |
The Pennsylvania men took special :
light in bringing him down. More |
than a score of times he was given the |
ball and seldom made a substantial |
gain.
Magoffin for Michigan played fine,
consistent game throughout and had /
much TO do with preventing Pennsyl- |
ania from making n larger score.
The work of Hollenback and Cap
ain Green for Pennsylvania stood ont |
above that of all their team mates. /