New-York tribune., 1910-11-25
ReSulfS Of Football
Games JeSferdoy.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Providence. Nov 24-The Brown sTsvz,
wound up It's football season here t5-da-
bv defeating the Carlisle Indians IN b-r-
liant. dashing game by the score of Is tos
From the kickoff until the HuaI xhi.ss.
sounded taps for the year there was hard7v
a moment when the unexpected ID uas
happen The new game was PLAYED =,
the limit. Surprise followed Surprise a,
the tide OF battle sUrEed aIte-uarslr N,
and down the g-1di-on-
Flushed with decisive victory over Val.
and the belief that they had one oe H.
most powerful teams that has lined ur a,
any gridiron this year. Brown went ~,
the game with rhe determination % ~.
the Indians decisive defeat Win !.
rather disastrous season behind them. Cs-
tain Houser and his men spread on. ),
receive the KICKOFF with grim resolva -,
make amends for past failures. The resu-
was one OF the most clev erIy PLAYED ars
exciting games Of the year a gaue w.,..
kept ten thousand spectators eortiauss-
cheering and frequently thrilled.
The victors kicked one goal from ,5s
field and managed 20 score TWO to-c5-
downs. while the vanquished rushed =.
/ ball across their opponents goal Eae rs.
( once The score by no means shows ho-
/ close and desperately fought a gaus r.
was Not until Brown had scored her seq
/ ond touchdown. well on n the fourth and
final period. could her supporters si- uacE
and feel confident that victory would =
/ hers. Until then Il would have szrv7iss.
+ no one 70 see the visitors lie. i TOT VIZ
/ the game
Forward passes were directly resporshls
( for both OF Browns JOuchdOwns and also
led Up to her goal from the field Ia la
second period Sprackling tossed the sail u
AsbaUgh for q gain OF twenty Yards uu..
ting II on the Indians fOur-yard line Even
then il took three rUshes 10 carry the uiz.
1 skin over Again n the final period tzs
/ successful forward passes pu- the oval
| within easy striking distance OF ths Car
/ Isle goal line
| On the other hand. the Indians found
! little difficulty in ripping u rhe Br0z1
line for big gains They played their 5es.
/ football In the third period when. after gst.
[ ting the bah well down II their Own teri
tory. they began a march down the aa1
which. fight as they could. Brown vas u
/ able TO check. and finally Captain Hauss.
/ smashed over the line for z touchdown
| During this march the Indians used zlai1-
| " straight football but so powerful wsrs
their backs and line that u was llpOssibls
10 stop them
I To one man Brown practically owes hsf
/ victory The name OF SprackIiag has q
ready been writ IN large letters II "a
Brmonian hall OF fame After to-dsTs
game II should be inscribed n even lzrs=
ones SpraCkIing played one OF the great
est games OF his career HIS gere-als17
was superb and Z most important facrGr 8
proved. His individual PLAYING was a0ta-
ing short OF brilliant Early II the *
period hs took The ball and dashed tn-0IEl
the entire Carlisle team for ninety ya1a
and a touchdown
Unfortunately a tsammate was OF z1-
and the brilliant run went for nothing q
SprackIing was called back and Brow
I penalized i've yards The brilliant HIs
quarter later on N this period dropped basz
10 the Indians forry-yard line ard ss;
the ball squarely between the posts az
over the bar II was one OF the p-errs'
drop kicks ever seen on Brown tetd AZ
gave the home team us trsC three p0Inas
Il Old not take Sprackling long 70 m
out that the Carlisle line was TOO strong
take any liberties with. and he early q
cided 10 use the kicking game He hl11Ss-
did most OF the punri1g. and did y Fs-
When the ball had. in the second pe-io1s
been forced well down II the Indians ter
tory. and after the defence OF ne IAN"
had sJinened. SprackIing seized tcs psyc1@
logical moment ard mada beautiful fH
ward pass 10 Asbaugh. which c07sra-
Z twenty OF the remaining rwenry-foU- yala'
- ~ar live in - ~Tes
it was due 70 hts gene-alship and me IT
ward passing that Brown scored anolaS
touchdown
From tackle 70 tackle The Indian Ene %
the best or It's opponents The CaI-s
nnemen opened Up big holes. through WEB
their back plunged repeatedly 1o7 s0@
gains. and the Brown secondary GsIel''
had the time OF it's life fighting 20 usAI7-
up enough 70 hold for downs when t17-
goal line was seriously threatened
Captain Houser discarded the kscA4-s
game early in the action. He preferEeo =
rush continually and take cranes =
making the distance on the third 1ry.
did not prove q wise plan OF canpals-'
results show.
Sprackling used all sorts o. trick p-1s'
and forward passes. and II was taf0-s
these that his team Won The IHS-ia-iS =
dom resOrted To the forward pass oN- -
used one trick play. with variations
peatedly. and seldom failed TO gam . :
on this play the ball was snapped 70 o~F
tain Houser. who in turn made deesp-
and partially concealed pass 70 the -
back or q half Then Houser would e.
q fake plunge into the line. while ihe e
vr,rh me ban dashed through the -GpOosil'
side or around end
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