The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-06
BY WILLIAM PEET.

team put up a plucky night against the
Carlisle Indians here yesterday afternoon,
hut were outclassed in every department
by the husky redskins. Score. p TO 6.
AT no time did Virginia get the ball
within Carlisle's 25-yard line and play
was confined during the four quarters
10 the Southerners' territory. A shut-out
was ayerted when Honaker Virginia 5
clever quarter back. jumped into the air
land intercepted a poorly aimed forward
pass. Honaker ran IS yards, with no one
10 dispute the way for a touchdown.
This play was made in the final quarter,
with scarcely five minutes left to play.
Owing to recent heavy rains. the field
was soft and muddy footing was treach-
erous. and ViTginia's speedy backs could
do absolutely nothing. while on the other
hand Glen Warmers well-eoaehed end
runs and tackle smashes seldom failed TO
ret good-sized gains. The Indians inter-
ference formed quickly. and was so COM
pact that Nirginia's forwards We're swept
off their feet. and only the superb
tackling of Todd. Honaker, and Jones
kept the score down.
Glen Warner Friday night was bemoan-
ing the fact that two of his best men.
IiDbey and Pete Houser, were out Of the
lineup. Had these players been In the
game there is no telling what would have
happened. The opinion prevailed that
Newashe at full back played just as
good a game as would Houser NeWashe
was the big noise for the redskins and
never failed 10 gain his distance when
called upon He scored all OF Carlisles
touchdowns, and was d tower OF strength
on the defense.
No Injuries Reported.
Several substitutions were made by both
teams. but after the battle no injuries
were reported and Virginia viii be in
better shape than ever for their big
game against Georgetown here next Sat
urday.
Neither side scored in the first period.
but in the second the Indians showed
over two touchdowns and added one more
in each Of the succeeding chapters.
The Game in Detail.
Carlisle won the toss and chose TO de-
fend the north goal Newashe booted
the bah to Jones, who brought it back
yards before being tackled Todd
dropped for a kick, but instead shot
around Carlisles' left end for a 20-yard
run. Todd punted TO Wheelock, who was
downed IN his tracks by Hewitt Wheel
ock tore off 4 yards around the end. Ne
washe hit guard for more. and on the
next play the Indians heavy fun back
made 1t first down. Wheelock added a
2-yard gain through tackle. Newashe
planted the ball 10 yards nearer Virginia's
goal by smash into right tackle; Du-
puts shot past Holiday for yards, but
on the next scTimmage Dupuis was
thrown for 2-yard loss. Wheelock was
thrown for a i-yard loss on the next
play. and NeWashe was forced TO punt.
Todd received the ball. but was doWned
in his tracks. Carlisle was penalized 8
yards for Off-side play Bowen punted
to Dupuis, who brought the ball back
10 yards
Newashe took the ball around Vir-
ginia's left end for an 8-yard gain on a
fake kick. Virginia held for downs and
received the ball. Todd was thrown for
loss on an attempted end run. and
Bowen was forced 10 kick Wheelock
caught the ball, but was downed before
ne could advance it. The ball was on
Virginias 2j-yard line Wheeloch tore
of yards around right end, but Vir-
ginia held and received the ball on
downs. Bowen punted outside. Virginia
recovering the ball in the middle of the
field Todd shot around right end on a
fake kick for 20 yards. Kennerly broke
up forward pass Virginia recovering
the ball. Bowen booted to Dupuis Ne
washe dropped back for kick, but Wood
broke through and spoiled an attempted
trick play. Wheelock tore on 70 yards
around right end Newashe added
yards more by a run around the same
place. Newashe hit left guard, but
fumbled, Wheelock recovering the bali
Newashe booted TO Todd and Virginia
returned the compliment by booting TO
Newashe. Dupuis skirted left end for
yards, criss-cross play around left
end netted yards more, and Dupuis
. made it first down by hitting tackle for
yards. Newashe hurled himself through
guard for yards and oil a fake kick
Wheelock sltirted right end for Is yards,
putting the bah on Virginia's 25-yard
Inc, where time was called for the termi-
nation OF the first period of play.
The Second Period
Wheelock opened the second quarter by
tearing of yards through right tackle
Virginia's line presented a stonewan de-
Tense and stood all the charges OF the
heavy Indian backs without finching.
the result being thai the BAH went over
10 Virginia on downs on the 25-yard line.
Bowen punted to Duquis. who was
tackled before he could move by the feet
footed Hewitt Wheelock tore on another
20-yard run on a fake kick. and Newashe
added = more by a sprint around right
end. At this period of the game the Vlr-
ginia eleven commenced To- show the re-
suits of the heavy assaults of the IN
dian backs, and by a series of line bucks
and end runs Newashe was finally
hurled over the line for the first touch
down Of the game. Newashe missed a
difficult goal. Score: Carlisle. 3: Vir-
ginia, 0.
Bowen kicked of to Powell, who ran
the kick back 10 yards before being
tackled Duquis shot around left end for
yards, and Wheelock added yards 10
the good cause by a smash into tackle.
Virginia held and Newashe punted 20
Jones Bowen punted to Wheelock who
was thrown back for a 5-yard loss. Vir-
ginias gritty little center Wood broke
through and spoiled Wheelock's ATTEMPTED
kick, and on the next play Wheeiook was |
once more thrown. this time for I5-yard |
loss. Duquis hit left tackle, only 10 md
some one waiting for him. Wheelock tore
around right end for 15-yard gain. and