The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-10
INDIANS DO UP HARVARD TEAM
RAFTING GAME. MANY TOUCH
DOWNS AND SOME ROUGH WORK.

- 49,
Carlisle wins out by N 70 lS-Ehe Crimson
Fails % show Much S&AnytAlng ExCopt
an Ability 20 Handle Onal0o Kicks 60
Dry Field Helps inc Redskins Decidedly.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. S.--An Indian summer
day was attended by an Indian triumph On
the gridirOn OF the stadium THE afternoon.
The football team from the Carlisle Indian
School defeated Harvard by a score Of D 70 Is.
Ft was the irst time since the two have been
locking horns that the red men have won.
and the majority Of the $1,000 or more persons
whO were present seemed to enjoy the out
come more than they would have had had
Harvard been the victor. The speed Of the
aboriRines on a dry field and Harvard's utter
inability to cope with the LONG forward pass
were telling factors in the result. Each team
exhibited gaping weaknesseB In defence. but
Carlisle eXcPlled Harvard In hat respect. as
she did In every other respect except the
Onslde kick.
Harvard's game was In the main painfully.
Ditiably crude, and barring the OnSide kick
aud few and far between rallies. about tho
only good point about her play was good
intention. Seven minutes after the game
began the indian had crowded the white
men who sport the Crimson back over their
own goal dne for a touchdown. and Carlisle
always was ahead thereafter.
The Indians scored two touchdowns in the
first half 60 a touchdown and a gonl from
place kick for Harvard, while in the second
half the Indians made two tOuchdowns 10
one for Harvard. The nrst half ended IL
to 10 in favor OF Carlisle.
10th teams were considerably below the
top notch standard in defence. and Harvard
was considerably below the top notch stand
ard in pretty much everything. Seldom
has a Harvard team been 20 ragged and tn
efficient at this time Of the year. and the eN-
perts said tonight that only the mighttest
Of braces could bring her TO o stage where
she would have u chance with Yale. { end
running. bucking the line. running back
punts and even at puntinG. despite the power
of Burr's toe. the Indians surpassed che
Crimson this afternoon. and In team work
as well as rudiments they were superior
perhaps It would be better to say Harvard
was inferior.
There is this much to be said for Harvard.
however, she made within one point m many
points as Princeton made against the Indians.
Her defence. however. is not to be mentioned
in the same breath as Priuceton's. for unlike
the Tigers she was unable 20 prepare for
Carlisle's fine interference for end running
and forward passing.
The Harvard men were for the most Dart
slow runners. snd their efforts to head on the
redskins bOrdered on the ludiCrOus on fire.
uuent occasions. Not only that. hut the
indians smashed through the Harvard line
time and time again, opening up clelts az every
\ pivot. played n splendid game, and was far
and away the best man on the Cambridge
over the ield tackled well and by his own
efforts helped TO reduce Carlisle's total.
ever. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the unusual amount
Of loose and disjOinted play. IL was0 scurry-
ing. cut and slash, up ana down DristlnT
encounter lust such "A game as the frequent
and spectacular scoring indicates. The crowd
that damned the Capacious stadium revelied
was not in accordance with the ethics OF the
game. PIERCE, the Harvard guard. roughed
an Indian ~ the second nan 50 IiaHrsntiiy
by Umpire Edwards. and Harvard was penal
lied half the distance 10 her " goal line.
This and a superb dash by Mount Pleasant
Of 81 wards for a touchdown after catching
a punt, were the most prominent happenings
/ Of a piRskin matinee ChOCk full OF the SEN
Haaser. Mount Pleasant and The two Indian
! ends, Ex endine and Gardner, were capable
performers for Carlisle AT all times, while
| Grani. as told. did herculean service for the
for Harvard, and Bird AZ end did some ex-
| Cellent work and some very poor work. 80
far, M stability was CONCERNED %. Harvsrl
ends were very much wanting. Iheir work
WAS strsaky, and that was true OF me whole
Harvard team. with the good streaks out
numbered by. the other kind. Although
| carlisle played lar iron. a ~ eadv game her
| speed and unity Ot action Out-hOnc anything
/ Harvard produced 10 these respecis.
IN game opened With Burr kicking ~
70 Hauser, Who skinned hack fifteen yards
I 10 the "a yard line. On the next play Haussr
| turned Harvard's left. extremity for a ma
terlal gain. hut fumblsd when tackled and
| Lockwood nipped the oval tOr Harvard.
! Lockwood made n Ave yard end run. but on
a tumble by Band a viGilapt InIian bounced
: on the ball. Payne slipped past the droWsy
Harvard end tor siN Yards, hui q fake Kick
; wards for holding. Mount Pleasant sQuirIued
through Fish for four yards and then punted
TO Npwhall ON taTlisle's a. yard fnr New
4 hall muIed and Afraid of Rear fell On the
ball. -. .
I for Ave yards on "A Quart erbaCk run. and bat
tering line plays followed. Hauser doing the
the brunt OF the work that Varied the ball
a forward pass. Carlisle recovering the bali
on Harvard's 80 yard line. The teams lined
a len gthy shoot which Hendricks grabbed
ON HaTvard's Ave yard line. !Hauser bored
his way through the, vabbly Harvard rush
| line for five yards and a touchdown. Mount
Pleasant hOisted the ball over the crossbar
and the score was Q TO Q IN favor Of Carlisle:
Hauser caught Burris kickoff back OF the
goal line and scoOted out to the 40 yard line
before the letharRiC Harvard men could geG
hold Of him. He pierced Harvards left
of tackle with fine Interference. TN the
next play Macdonald tossed him for no gain,
after which Carlisle was assesEed fifteen
yards for holding. ON a cIiss cross Exendine
advanced fifteen yards; then came a punt.
AppOloniO tried Carlisie's centre and was
Burr pUnted ana after Carlisle had been
penaliZsd for holding again gardner tore
on twelve yards, Grants. fierce tackle
spoiled the next Indian rush. and Newhall
ran back a punt To Carlisles - yard line.
An Onside kick was Tumbled by players of
both sides until Grant fell on the ball on
Carlisleis I yard line, Ia the next scrim-
mage a hole was made IN Carlisle's right
wing, through which AppoloniO jumped
for a touchdown Parker kicked the goal.
and the score WAS Q to o. The second touch
! down followed the feet by lust eleven minutes.
Play being resumed, Hausef kicked Over
the goal line and Burr had a free kick from
the ~ yard line. Hendricks caught and ran
back to Harvardis ~ yard line. There was
an exchange OF punts. then an eight. yard
gain by Mount Pleasant, then. a forward pass
to Gardner that was good for, twenty-five
Gardner, Carlisle put gh three more yards.
and Hauser tried and missed q place kick
from the forty yard mark.
Burr's free kick was caught by Mount
TRTds' Mount Pheasant cieverIy hiding
himself behind several stalwart team
mates and then slipping out into the
clear. Payne was dragged through the
Harvard right for fifteen clean yards.
Carlisle runbled on the next rush but did
not mind that sort Of thing &C all and beat
the Crimson folks "a. the ball, recovering lt
pegged a short forward pass d!agonally
caught Il and galloped gleefullX over the goal
line fOra touchdown. Mount Pleasant kicked
the goal, making the score II 20 8 In Cariisleis
IL" "a Quarterback run by Newhall Of twelve
Yards, followed by A forward pass by Burr