Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

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ball to the fo~rty-two-yard line, where Ken
nard attempted a goal from the field, but
the ball did not reach the goal posts. and
Carlisle ran It back to their own eighteen
yard line. Kennard was put out Of the
game for rough play and Yer wiebe took
his place. The ball was carried half way
across to the Harvard goal and given to
the Indians on Harvard's forty-five-yard
line. A forward pass failed and Harvard
received the bali on it's own forty-eight-
yard line. Harvard lost twenty yards and
an interchange Of punts gave Harvard the
ball on its thir~ty-six-yard line. Two
plunges on the left side OF the Indian line
gained twelve yards and gave Harvard the
first down OF the game. IN the next play
more plunges in the line made another
twelve yards and another first down. Har-
ward kept hammering the left side Of the
Indian line, which seemed vulnerable. An
on-side kick sent the ball TO Carlisle's
twenty-four-yard line. whore II rolled along
the ground. Corbett picked II up and
made a touchdown for Harvard. The try
for, goal failed. Score; Harvard, s; Car
Isle, o.
Carlisle Makes Gains.
Thorpe kicked off over the goal posts.
The ball was brought out and Corbett,
from Harvard's t~wenty-yard line, kicked
to Carlisle's fo~rty-flve-yard line. In two
plays Carlisle gained thirteen yards. Then
came a forward pass, which placed the
ball, stil in the possession Of the Indians,
on Harvard's eighteen-yard line. Hen
bricks made twelve yards around Har-
wards left end and placed the ball on Har-
wards courtyard line. The Indians at
tempted a forward pass, but It failed and
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isle sent the ball back to Hsrvard's
twenty-five-yard line, while It still re-
NAMED in possession OF Carlisle. Another
forward pass was attempted, but the ball
fell into the rms Of a Crimson player.
A Harvard penalty on the first down
| placed the ball in the possession of the
Crimson on It's vineyard line. An exchange
of kicks gave Harvard the ball on its forty
eight-yard line. Harvard advanced the
ball to the Indians thirty-sevenAyard line.
Harvard attempted an on-side kick, but
the ball fell into the hands of an Indian
on Carlisle's ten-yard line. Carlisle kicked
to the center of the field. Harvard rushed
and finally succeeded in carrying the bali
across for the second touchdown. Mckay
kicked the goal. Score: Harvard. IL; Car
Isle, O.
The game was resumed with the Indians
kicking off to Harvard's twenty -flve-yard
line and after 1t had been run back ten
yards on the first down Leslie evaded the
right side OF the Indian team and carried
the ball to the forty-three-yard line. There
the half ended.
Second Half begins.
In the second half Leslie and Corbett's
play as left halfback for Harvard. The
Indian team, however. was intact. Mckay
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twenty-two-yard line. Carlisle kicked on
the first down and Cutler muffed the ball,
but recovered It. After two short rushes
for a gain of eight yards, White plunged
through the center and shaking off three
Indian tacklers, ran twenty-eight yards II
Carlisie's forty-six-yard line. White found
the Carlisle left side weak and tore through
to the Indians acknowledgement line. Two
moro rushes carried the ball to the In
dams three-yard line. Harvard was ther
penalized five yards.
? Harvard then started a gain through the
l indian line and was almost over when 6
, second penalty pushed them back to tn,
Indians elghteen-yard line. After fiv'
/ yards had been gained on rushing. a Har
) ward forward pass lost ground and tn
l ball went to the Indians on downs OF
E their ~fifteen-yard line. Carlisle kicked t
!, the center Of the field. Harvard again ad
r vanced the ball Town the field. reaching
1 Carlisle's fiveVard line. Here the Indian
: made a.. fine stand and once more Har
ward was penalized fifteen yards.
: After -four yards through the center Ear
. ward attempted to gain on forward pass
T but the ball went outside and 1t was tn
I Indians ball under their goal posts. Car
Isle kicked on the first down to the cente
= of the field and once more Harvard starte,
. for carlisle's goal line. On their twenty
yard line the Indians took the ball Of
? downs. An exchange of punts followed an
: It was the Indians ball on Harvard
eighteen-yard line. Failing to gain Of
. rushes, Balenti dropped back for a goa
from placement. but the ball was blocked
An Indian fell on 1t on Harvard's thirty
! yard line. On the next play Henricks go
. around Harvard's end. placing the ball o.
Harvard's seven-yard line. Here Harvar'
made a magnificent down and got the bal
e on downs on their one-yard line.
Long Run by Cutting.
: Short rushes, but nearly all of good dis
) tances, soon took the ball out Of danger
: then Cutttag, who went In for Brown a
l. left end. made a sensational run OF forty
seven yards to Carlisle's forty-two var
line. A IOrWaTu pass was NANNY '0SPNh'
/ BILE for sending the ball to Carlisle's twer
ty-four yard line. where it was stin !
Harvard's possession. Four more plunge
n the ball was Harvard's on Carlisle
: seven-yard line. On the first rush the ba
was pushed to within two yards Of tn
goal posts and Leslie carried the ball owe
for the third Crimson touchdown. McKa
kicked the goal. Score; Harvard, II; Cal
Isle, Q.
Resuming play the Indians kicked we
into Harvard's twenty-five yard %terrjtor.
After two plays Harvard was penalize
twenty yards and was forced to kick. PayT
caught the ball In the center of the fiel
and made a magnificent run back to Hal
wards twenty-five yard line. Three rusht
gained eight yards for the Indians an
the game ended with the ball in the Indian
possession on Harvard's seventeen-yaI
line. Final score: Harvard, II; Carlisle. o.
The lineup:
HARVARD. CARLISLE.
Brown .....-.."-..LE hE."."---.. Oard1
Mckay ........."..LT R.T....."....Littio Be
Dunlap ............L.0. R.G..-.........., Lyo
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