Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
DARING Of INDIANS
bENILOERS HARVARD
Crimson Players Utterly Un-
able to Stop The Progress
OF the Carlisle Team.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass November 2.-T-h,
memory Of pr vl,us defeats w45 forgot
IN today - the Indians in the victory o,
CarlisI. over Harvard 10y a score OF =
10 &c. r.yersatllity OF play tire Indian
team has not been equaled on Soldiers
Field since the n.w rules went into es
f"rt. Forward passes, delayed kicks ant
cross pass s. fJllowed each other IN rav;<
succession until The Harvard players pa
came hewiIdar-d and seemed utterly
unable 10 stop tn march OF the Indani
toward their goal. The visitors scores
twice in the FIST half and twice in III,
second, and all the four times on brlian
rushing. The Harvard points were mad,
on two toucLdours and a goal from
placement by Capt Parker. Each Of n,
toucndovrs vas matn on fumbies by tn,
indians directly in front of their goa
lines, SO that it WAS comparatively cas-,
for the Crimson players to push the bar
over for a score
Mount Peasants Daring Run.
down was missed but little Mount Pleas,
ant, the Indian quarterback. kicked tire.
out of four attempts. Mount Pleasant
ran his team with speed and his selactio
of plays was well varied HIS most bril-.
liant effort was his dash OF - yard.
through the, end of the Harvard clever
for a touchdown shortly after the begin.
ming OF the second half. The play wa.
one Of the most sensational seen on Sol
disrs Field for many years The In
dians' quarterback caught a Harvard
punt on his own 35-yard line and dashet
straight for the assembling players.
seemed hazardous play but he prove,
too slippery for tne Crimson men art
went through the greater portion of tn,
Harvard eleven Tx a erased pig, ant
after shaking himself clear he eludes
NewEall. who stoou between him and thi
goal and then dashed for tie line.
The other three Indian touchdowns War,
made through their success in carrying
off the forward pass.
The first Harvard score came through
, a tumble by Carlisle on her 7-yard linz
and two Crimson rushes.
Brilliant Playing by Indians.
Moro br.Ilan playing followed for the
next few minutes on the part o. Carlisle,
during which there a futile attempt
at q goal from tie field. Finally the In
diaHs secured the ball on the Crimson
lizard lire and rushed it TO the 2J-yard
line on a delayed pass. Another forward
pass sent ii to the 10 yard Inc and after
Two plunses In the center Mount Pleas.
and again sigraled for the new pay
and the ball was tossed directly to the
goal lire far out o. reach Of any Har.
ward player, meme of whom was antict
patinS such q play. Capt Parkers goal
from tn. field came soon after and
brought the score ~ to j. to 10 at end
Of the FIRST nalc.
In the second half after Mount Pleas
ants sensational dasr for a touchdown
soon came the only Harvard rally in the
game. From Carises G-yard line HaF-
ward pushed the Indians steadily hack "a
yards where a forward pass was at
tempted and muffed by a Carlisle player
Harvard recovered the ball on the In.
dams 5-yard line and rushed 1t across In
three plays.
After this the Indian goal was never
in danger This was followed by an
ether Carlisle forward pass and score.
The lineup:
Carlisle Positions Harvard