Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06
ESCAPES A SAUT0UT
Virginia Scores Against Car
Isle in Final Play. :.
INDIANS WIN, ~ TO 5
Honaker's Brilliant 80.Ysrd Sprint
Is Games Feature.
SLIGHT INJURIES REPORTED
Orange and Blue Quarterback Re-
covers Forward Pass in Nick Of
Time-Big Crowd Sees Game.
SLIGHT INJURIES REPORTED
By Vincent DALEY.


the Carlisle tribe Of pigskin braves yes
terday afternoon conquered its lighter
and less heady rivals from the University
Dt Virginia on the wet gridiron marked
out at American League Park. In sixty
minutes of actual play the Indians rolled
Up twenty-five points to the southerners
live. Had the Indians been less imbued
with that confidence ever characteristic
of their race while winning the tally
might have been even larger, or at least
no digit would have graced the space in
the scoring column opposite the name OF
the Orange and Blue school. The attain
ment Of the lone touchdown credited to
the lads from Charlottesville was the
result of the redskins endeavoring to pull
of an unnecessary trick, concomitant
with sleepiness on the part Of three or
four of the coppor-colored rascals, who
permitted the fleet Honaker to speed by
them after the latter had made a beaut-
full recovery of Newashe's poorly executed
forward pass.
= Honaker's Great Sprint.
The incident which figured so promi-
nently in the outcome OF the game hap
pened late in the last period. Carlisle
had the ball well into Virginia's terri
tory, o possible 40 yards separating
the Indians from . touchdown. Newashe
fell back for q punt, q formation used
By the braves with great success on
many occasions. caught tho pigsxin as 1t
shot to his raised hands from the center.
waited until the incoming virginians
were upon him, and then hurled it for
IS yards into the midst of group OF his
teammates to the left.
For Q second the bali sped through
tho air. stralghtway toward the walt
ig. arms Of husky proteEe OF Glen
Warner. and then. just as the Carlisle
player was about TO close his embrace
over IL, 'Honakef jumped At full speed
past the expectant Indian. grabbed the
oval from hts grasp and shot forward
toward the goai-line: eighty yards
tional run the speedy Charlottesvtlle
quarterback passed dangerously near
10 the three or four Indians that were
supposed to be hanging back for just
flooded with their sense Of having al
ready gained the coveted victory.
seemed dazed by the quick upheaval OF
q favorite play. and. without making
substantial effort to capture him Do
fore he got beyond their line Of de-
tense, permitted him to make his way
toward q score, pursued by q couple OF
young braves. who had very little
chance OF overtaking q man OF Hona-
ker's Quicknese.
With the exception Of this single
play and three or four flashes OF whirl-
wind speed at the outset OF the battle.
Virginia never seemed to show any
thing like material aggressiveness.
Most Of the time they were on the DE-
Tense entirely. usually punting on the
second down and only making vain
efforts TO advance by means Of open
play a couple Of times. True. Honaker
and Todd displayed great speed when
with the Indians tackiins hard and
with every redskin making sure to
smother at least one Of the Virginia
interferences. these two stellar back
aeld men had very little opportunity OF
On the other hand, Newashe. the
giant copper-hued fullback. was able
to gain almost continuously. He was
called upon to carry the ball on al
most every other play. and each time
he responded with a vim and nerceness
that carried the southerners on their
feet. With his straight arm working
like an arrow on one side and q trusty
tribe-fellow guardins the other side.
ginia tacklers almost at will. making
long end runs. off-tackle bucks or
straight line plunges, worked with
equal regularity and success.
Readiness Was Lacking.
In respect to Nevashe the losers show
u N absolute lack Of headiness. an
tlemsnt which probably featured srsat-
W In the cause Of the husky fulIback's
ssnstant ground gaining. Time and again
se made his dashes from punt forma-
IONS At time whep it was certain al
most absolutely that no kicking would
"a IN Tn - La cd n<Sv
.hese plays virginia's ends were caught
Mapping time after ttrne. falling back as
though certaip that no trick was to be
Hied, thus giving Newashe anywhere
rom five to twelve yards In which to
got under way on his sweeps around the
line extremes.
Nevashe q Conundrum.
While he was hard to tackle. it was
nlso evident that none Of tho losers was
quick enough to figure that he was equal
b. too large TO dodge quickly. Newishe
WAS . man who depended on throwing
BIS opponents from him rather than got
ing away from them by jumping irons
Eide to side. Time and again he simply
threw thorn OF bodily while going
straight. forward 1t full speed. This was
sxemplihsd most when on one occasion
he carried Honsker fully nve yards after
the southerner had hoped on his back
On high tackle. II at that time Honakor
bad simply dove under Newashe, the lat.
ter would have been sent To the ground
with q vind-kiiling thud and had Hon
sker's teammates done likewise against
the same man after they had found that
he was almost impossible to tackle there
. no doubt but that Newashe would
pave experisneed much srsater dimcuity
The other Indian backs also made biz
rains ~ different steaao Of the encounter,
caijhsr Of Nswashe. In this regard.
though. Il must DO said that they rem
Asred much better iutsyfsrsncs for their
euliback when he vas cesfying the bali
thsn do 40 for than. WAeelook did get