New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
INDIANS HUMBLE PENN.
PLAY LIKE II M4CHINE.
For7oard Passes Worked to Perfec-
tion by Carlisle Team.
TBy Telegraph to The Tnbune.l

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 26-The Carlisle Indian
football team caught the Pennsylvania eleven
in ambush this afternoon and scalped them 10
the tune of % to q. Last year Carlisle won by
the score of "A to g. Throughout the contest
the Indians played the Quakers off their feet
and gave an exhibition of varied football whlch
has never been equaled on Franklin Field pc
fore Mount Pleasant and Houser worked the
forward pass to perfection. and HendriCks's
sensational run from end of the field to the
Pennsylvania goal line only one of a series
of marvellous plays in which the REDSKINS
showed their superiority in all departments
Nearly twenty-five thousand persons saw the
game which began when Hollenbach booted the
ball to Payne on his 1O-yard line The Meet ma
ian halfback ran it back ten yards before Draper
brought him TO earth. Almost immed1atey
Houser punted to Regan at midfeld The Penn
quarter never got started, for Gardner tackled
him the moment the ball fell into his arms
line buck netted Penn three yards, and then
forward pass was tried. 1t failed, and the
Quakers lost fifteen yards on the play, Iheh
Penn kicked. Mount Pleasant brought the car
Isle rooters to their feet with JO-yard run
around left end Two line plays gave the md
ians fifteen yards, and then they tried their hrst
forward pass. 1t a beauty, the ball going
forty yards as true as a rifle shot Houser
then dropped back for place kick, and sent
the ball squarely between the posts.
The second score made by Hendricks
after his spectacular run from the mo
fans 5-yard line. Penn stopped the INDIANS
from the Carlisle goal Hollenbach dropped the
ball. 1t snatched up by Hendricks and
aided by perfect interference. he raced to the
Quakers' goal
After the next kickoff the Red and Blue made
n few short gains and when thirty yards from
the Indians goal Ryan tried drop kick, but
II went wide of the mark. Then Houser punted
to Hollenbach who Immediately returned the
ball After several more punts, Mount Pleas
ant got the ball on Pennsylvania 15-yard
line Houser carried it nine yards nearer. am
then Payne took II over Houser kicked the
goal making the score Indians. 10; Penn, q.
That ended the scoring IN the first half- IN
the second the redskins scored touchdown on
a blocked kick Pennsylvania got the ball on
her own 5-yard line a forward pass. HoIIen-
bach attempted to punt and the ball was
blocked Little Boy falling on 1t behind the goal
posts for a touchdown. The Indians last score
was made on a field goal by Houser from the
3O-yard line.
Pennsylvania's touchdown was luky- Houser
fumbled Hollenbachs punt on the 30-yard line,
and BraddoCk got tho ball and started for the
Indian goal He was tackled the 5-yard line
and dropped the ball. Dwyer grabbed il UP and
fell over the line with number OF Indians on
top Of him Scarlet kicked the goal.
It was not much Carlisle's great strength
that made the game One-sided as II was
Pennsylvania's weakness. The latter played n
headless. nerveIess game on the other hand.
the redmen played with the precision Of we'll
adjusted machine. making no mistakes OF tUdg-
ment and very few in the handling OF the ball.
Indeed, they most formidable team.
Housor's throws ranged from % 10 40 yards
The lineup and summary follow.