The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-08
HARVARD Is VICTOR
DOWNS CARLISLE INDIANS IN EASY
 STYLE.
The Crimson Attack Proved Almost Irresistabie, While the Indinn Attack Was Surprising-
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 Cambridge, Nov. 7..-Harvard had Indians today f7 to O.
 Two touchdowns were scored in the first half and one In the second. The over anxious Harvard players pre- in the second half. The crimson att tack proyec almost irresistible and line plunging usually netted three or Sqr esrr.sa sa'SS S i two forward passss in beautiful shape while a forty-seven yard run by Cutting was. mainly re- sponsible for the third crimson score.
 The Indian attack was surprising ly weak and the only time that Bal. lenti, the famous quarter back, goal kicker attempted to repeat his last weeks exploits at Annapolis by q the kick being low.
 story of Game.
 Hayward won the toss and chose the Carlisle kicked ofr to Harvard's i've yard line and Corbee ran the ball back to the twenty yard line. On the first scrimmage Carlisle was penalized Kicked to the Indians forty five yard the ball to the center of the, field in sister by a penalty on Carlisle. carried the ball to the forty-two yard line where Kennard attempted goal from the field but the ball did not reach the goal posts and Carlisle ran 1t back to their own eighteen yard line.
 Kennard was put out of the game for rough play and Verqiebe took ms across to the Harvard Goal and given to the Indians on Harvard's forty-ive yard line. forward pass failed and Harvard received the the. ball Iss on hsr 9wn Wst twenty yards and an interchange of punts gave Harvard the ball on her thirty-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. On the next play more plunges at the line made another twelve yards and another first down. Harvard kept hammering the left side of the Indian line which seem- ed vulnerable. An onside kick sent the ball to Carlisles' twenty-four yard line. Corbett picked 1t up and made touch- down for Harvard. The try for goal failed. Score: Harvard. 5; Indians Q.
 Harvard scored again soon after wards and kicked goal making the score Harvard II, Carlisle 0.
 HarVard's second score came as fol- lows: Thorpe kicked of over the goal Corbett from Harvards twenty yard line kicked to Carlisles forty-five yard line. In two plays Carlisle gained thirteen XhEuS. then CdmG A TWdEu pass which placed the ball, stili in the possession of the Indians on Harvard's eighteen yard line. Hsnricks made forteen yards around Harvards left four yard line. The Indians attempted forward pass but 1t failed and at the time onslde play by Carlisle sent five yard line while 1t still remained in the possession of Carlisle. Another Forward pass was attempted but the ball fell into the arms a.,s4 Of Crimson placed the ball in possession of the exchange of Kicks gave Harvard the yard advanced the ball to the Indians thirty seven yard line and on an on- side kick the ball went to the Indians SG mdedy fsn yfa Harvard Segan eushine klfh tactics and carried the ball across for tho second touch down. Mckay kick ed goal. Score Harvard Il; Carlisle 0. Indians kicking off to Harvard's twenty i've yard line with the ball on Harvard's forty three yard line in Harvard Ii. Carlisle Q. End of first
 The story of the second half was: bsif 's for wHS Harvard with the i indian team intact. Mckay kicked for Harvard for the Indians twenty-five yard line; Carlisle kicked on the first down ana 1t. After two short rushes carried the of eight yards White plunged through the center and shaking of these Indian forty-six yard line. White found the Carlisle left side weak and tore through to the Indians twenty-five yard line. Two more rushes carried the ball to the Indians three yard line. Harvard was then penalized five yards but started again for the Indian line and was almost over when a second indians eighteen yard line. After i've yards had been gained on rushing a Harvard forward pass lost ground and on ne tsar ps VIII fifteen s ward oIn line on cSPIsis kicked to. the center of the field. Har- ward again advanced across the field reaching Carlisles five yard line. Here once more Harvard was penalized fifteen yards. After four yards through the center Harvard attempted to gain outside and 1t was the Indians bali under their very goal posts. Carlisle kicked immediately to midheld for a ed for carlisles goal line. but again took the ball on downs. An exchange of .punts followed and It was the yard line. Failing to gain on-rushes. | Balneti dropped back for a goal from placement. The ball was blocked and | an Indian fell on 1t on Harvard's thirty yard line. Now 1t was the red mems turn to show their mettle l and on the very next play Hendricks got around Harvard's end, putting the | ball within seven yards of the crimson | goal.
 Here Harvard made a magnificent stand and got their one yard line. l Short rushes but nearly of good dis tances soon took the ball out of danger | and then Cutting, who had taken Browns place at left end made a sensational run of forty-seven yards 1 to Cariisles forty-two yard line. A l forward pass was mainly responsible for sending the ball to Carlisles 1 twenty-four yard line where it was still 1 in Harvard's possession.
 Four more plunges and the ball was Harvards on Carlisles seven yard line. 1 On the first rush the ball was push ed to within two yards of the goal posts l2: (freshmen) o. the third crimson touch down; Mckay l kicked the goal. Score: Harvard IT; | Carlisle 0. Resumlng play the Indians | kicked well into Harvard's twenty-five | yard territory. After two plays liar yard was penalized twenty yards and | was forced to kick. Payne caught the l ball in the center of the field and made ! a magnificent run back to Harvard's | twenty-five yard line. Three rushes |