New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-26
BROWN SHOWS
No MERCY ON
TIE INDIANS
Runs Up Big Score by
Making Six Touch
downs.
rBy -sle.aph to Th, Tribune. ]

PROVIDENCE, NOV. -. he ptVNh
University football team closed its
homo season this morning with
victory by a score Of 80 to over the
Carlisle Indians Brown showed more
drive and power than in any OF its
other games. completely outplaying the
Indians in every department The Red
skins we're considerably weaker than
was anticipated. their offence and de-
fence showing in marked COZ. trast TO
the dashing attack and sturdy defence
of Brown.
The analysis of play shows how
greatly outclassed we've the Indians.
They made only five 6rst downs, four
coming in the second half Brown
made twenty-three arsl downs. eleven
in the first half and twelve in the see
ond. Brown gained POI yards by rush
ing against Carlisle's twenty-five IN the
first half, and in the second half Car
Isle rushed the ball seventy nine yards
against 225 for Brown, giving Brown
426 yards in siXty-seven rusncs against
Carlisle's l04 yards in thirty-5lX rushes.
Although both eleyens tried the open
game, neither attained any success
with it until the final quarter In this
period F. Broker threw a pair of for
ward passes for the Indians, one TO
White for twenty-five yards and an
other 20 II. Broker for twenty-five
yards. the period ending after the sec
ond pass. Browns success in the open
game also came in this quarter. Prosser
threw two passes to Ormsby, each
netting fifteen yards. They put the
ball i'm position for Andrews to
plunge through for Browns final
touchdown.
Punting was the only department in
which Carlisle held It's own. Calac was
forced 10 punt often when his team
failed to gain. his kicks averaging about
forty-five yards. Andrews and HILL
house did the pynting for Brown and
averaged about thirty yards. In run
ming back kicks and punts the Indians
showed more skill than Brown.
The home eleven rushed the ball al
most at will, being held for downs only
four times. while on the other hand
Carlisle was fo-ced to kick. often fail
ing 10 make any progress against
Browns line. Calac and Flood made
former making one Of fifteen yards and
Flood one Of thirteen yards. These,
with the pair of forward passes at the
close of the game and Calac's punting,
were the only bright spots in the Wis
itors' playing
Captain Andrews was the individual
star for Brown, with Pollard giving
him close race. Andrews made many
long gains through the line and scored
two touchdowns. Pollard's brilliant
broken field running and line bucking
kept him in the limelight. He made
a trio of touchdowns, one after run
Of twenty yards, during which he had
to shake off five Indians. Devine did
good work while he was in the fray
Ray Farnum, Browns candidate for all
American tackle. was q tower OF
strength on the defence. Weeks made
several fine tackles, and Prosser and
0rmsby worked the forward pass in
clever fashion.
Brown got going early in the game
After Ward, of Brown, kicked to Henri
mann and Carlisle could not gain, the
home team got the ball on their 49,
yard line, and made march of sixty
seven yards for the first score. Pollard
completing the long march with 20
yard run. Andrews missed the goal.
Carlisle took Browns kick, but did
not keep the ball long, being forced to
punt. Andrews and Calac exchanged
punts. and then Brown started another
march which included a 32-yard run by
Pollard, terminating on the Carlisle D.
yard line. where the first period ended.
Early in the second quarter Brown
was penalized ten yards and lost the
ball on downs, but regained it, and It
wasn't long before a series OF rIshes
by Andrews, Purdy and Pollard sent
i the ball over the line. Pollard carrying
it over. Andrews kicked the coal.
Three touchdowus went 20 the credit
OF Brown in the third period, the WIN
ners completely outplayng the Indians.
! Three minutes after play started on
rushes by Pollard, Andrews, Purdy and
Saxton. Andrews made score No. " and
then missed the goal.
Brown held for downs and started
another 60-yard drive for score. With
Purdy. Pollard and Fraser carrying II,
the ball was put into a position for
/ Pollard 20 make his third touchdown.
Purdy missed the try az goal. Less
b than two minutes later Brown made
} another score. Ward kicked off 20
I Flood, who fumbed, Weeks, Of Brown,
/ recovering and carrying the ball 70
/ Carlisle's i2-yard line. On the next
play Jemail crossed the line and Ward
+ kicked the goal
Carlislc's only score came in the
fourth period. F. Broker punted and
Prosser let the ball hit him. White,
I Of Carlisle. gathered it in on Browns