The Washington herald., 1915-10-24
Indians EASY PREY
FOR KENDALL GREEN
Overwhelmed by Gallaudet Eleven in
Long-running. 81 to 0
Game.

I
great scoring combination at GallauGet
In its game with the Carlisle Indian Re
serves yesterday it was able to roll W
! score OF 81 to against the red men,
; Herman and Blackbird were the best
players the Indians showed Herman, who
is playing his first year at Carlisle, will
: be heard from later, as he is a clever
ground-gainer and strong on the defense.
All on the Indian team are first-year men
and have never played football before
this season. They plainly show the need
Of more training in diagnosing plays.
The criss-cross play that was used by
Gallaudet is nothing but the famous Glen
, Warner play and should have been easily
solved by the backield men and stopped.
, Rockwell and RendaIl we're a tower of
strength along with Capt. Martin and
! deserve a good deal OF credit for the
great game they played in their respect
i've positions.
First Quarter.
Gallaudet won the toss and defended
the south goal. The Indians kickoff
was rushed back to midfield. In two line
plunges Kendall and Kelley brought the
ball TO the Indians l5-yard line. from
where a forward pass. Classen to Rem
dali. sent the ball over for the first
touchdown. Kelley failed to kick goal
the ball sailing wide of the cross bar.
Gallaudet. on straight line plunges from
the center of the field. pushed Kendall
over for the second touchdown. Kelley
kicked the resultant goal. making the
score I3 to O.
Gallsudet kicked to the Indians. who
rushed the ball back to midfeld, but then
fumbled. Ga!laudet recovering \ criss-
cross play. Classen to Kelley. enabled
the latter to run through a broken field
for touchdown. Kelley kicked goal
Score: Gallaudet. %; Indians. O.
Second Quarter.
The second period opened with GaIIau-
Diet kicking TO the Indians. who failed
to gain. as they fumbled the ball in the
back field. On an exchange OF kicks.
the Indians gained ten yards. Two line
rushes Melted the Indians their initial
first down OF the game.
From n fake kick formation Rockwell
made twenty yards around the Indians
right flank and in another play around
left end. Rockwell went over for touch
down. After a punt-out Kelley failed TO
kick goal Score: Gallaudet, ": Indians. O.
Herman. OF the Indians, received the
kickoff and returned the ball to midfield
On the next play. the Indians fumbled.
Gallaudet recovering. forward pass
Classen to Treuke. resulted in a 5O-yard
run for touchdown. Kelley missed the
goal. Score: Gallaudet. -: Indians. o.
Kelley. on a criss-Cross play through
left tackle. made 30 wards. The ball was
in GallaUdet's possession on the Indians
N-yard line when the first half ended
Third Quarter.
Starting the second half the Indians
kicked to Gallaudet and Rockwell re-
turned the ball mid field. After one
play Gallaudet was penaIized five
yards for off-side play and then ff-
teen yards for holding in the line.
giving Indians first down. Gallaudet
held. regsining the ball and Kendall
punted to Herman. who fumbled the
ball. II was recovered by Rockwell. !
who ran eighty-fve yards for a touch |
down. Rockwell missed goal. Score: |
Gallaudet. IS: Indians. 0.
Rockwell kicked to Herman. who |
fifteen yards. Gallaudet was |
penn lized five yards. giving the In
dians another first down. After two /
plays, directed at the center of the |
line. Tackle Blackbird dropped back !
and booted the ball ten yards. Rem |
dali made a wide run around right \
end for twenty yards. Rockwell gained !
twenty yards on an end run for a
and kicked goal Score:
liaIlaudet. IS; Indians. o.
Rockwell kicked to Herman. who
came back ten yards. On a lateral
pass from Herman Rockwell caught
the ball. ran fifty yards for a touch
iown. and kicked goal. Final score: 1
,aIlaudet So: Indians o. Summary: