The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-10
INDIANS LIFT III
HARVARD HAIR
Sensational Playing of tx ,i0
Carlisle Redskins Too Much
for the Effete PalefaceS.
MOUNT PLEASANT Is HERO
WORK NEVER EoUALEO ON SOL
OiERs' FIELD. l.
PLEASANT is HERO

cambridge Mass Nov. 9.-The memory
OF previous defeats was forgotten today
IN the victory of the Carlisle Indians ever
harvard Dy score of p to 10. For NeT- p
satillty OF plays the Indian team has not
Deen equaAed o1 Soldiers field since the
new rules vert INTO effect. Forward plays.
delayed kicks ard cross passes followed
each other in rapid succession until the
Harvard players became beWildered and
seemed utterly unable 10 stop the march
of the Indians toward their goal. The Wis
itors scored twice in the first half and
twice in the second, and the four times on
brilliant rushing. Tie Harvard points
were made on two ;CUchdOWns and a goal
from placement by Captain Parker. Each
sof the toUcid0wrs Was made on funibles
hy the indians directly IN front OF their
own goal line. so that it was compare
lively easy Tor the Crimson players TO
push the ball over for score. One Of the
Harvard goals from touchdown was
missed but little Mount Pleasant. the iH-
dian quarter. kicked three out Of four az
tempts. 7
Sensational Run. a ,
Mount Pleasant ran with speed and his
selection OF plays was well varied HIS
most brilliant effort was his dash OF sef-
aaty-five wards through the end Of tne
Harvard eleven for a touchdown shortly
after the beginning OF the second hair.
The play was one Of the most sensations
seen on Soldiers field for many years.
The Indians quarter caught Harvard
dashed straight for the assembling play
ers. il seemed a hazardous play. but ne
proved too slippery for the crimson men
and went through the greater portion OF
the Harvard eleven like a creased ~.
and then. shaking himself clear. he elud6o-t
Newhall who stood between him and me
goal and then dashed for the line
The other three Indian touchdowns were
made through their success IN carrying
off the forward pass
Harvard Scored on tumble.
The first Harvard score came through a
tumble by Carlisle on their own seYsh-
vard line and two crimson rushes. Here
brilliant plays followed for the next rev
minutes on the part of Carlisle. during
which there was a futile attempt az
goal from the field Finally the INDIANS
secured the bail on CrimsOn's forty-yard
line and rushed # 10 the twenty-five-yard
line on a DELAYED pass. Another forward
PASS sent it to the ten-yard line, and
after two Diunges in the center Mount
Pleasant again siEnalled for the new play
and the ball was tossed directly 70 Inc
goal line far out of reach of any Har-
ward player, none of whom was anticlpai-
ing such a play Captain PaTker's goal
from the field came soon after ana
brought the score up to L TO 10 at tle
end of the first half.
In the second half after Mount Pleas
ants sensational dash for touchdown
soon came the Oniy Harvard rally In the
game. From Carlisle's fifty-yaTd line Har-
ward rushed the Indians steadily PACK
twenty-five yards, where a forward pass
was ATTEMPTED and muffed by a Cdlhslr7
plaver Harvard recovered the Dali Oh
the Indians five-yard line and rushea a
across in three plays. After TINS -tne
Indian goal was never IN danger. This
was followed by another carlisle FORWARD