Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-11-01
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Haskell indians


N. Sriumphsd oser the Haskell In
s,,nr saturday Afternoon Al tho state
rs,r before an audience Of several L
,ho..,na enthuuissts IN he last and B
ono ~ The hardest fought ramss Of
80. v..r,s STATE rslr football pro-
80 A,thoush A. 4 n. not an early |
~ sna maintained II 10 the end. the
tra,.ns were n the e.me a an times |
.,a I, ~ ,sst s,v ulnusss a he
so.,<h cu,rssr ver, thrsoasnine A. &
NJ. snal ,,ns rhs score was
>, ~
n -. /. v.ms ~ Al, so-ts al foot, |
ha,l.-e,a yuns he.vv ,,ns plays. open |
~or& a. everv deacript,on. excellent
s,cns,, ana hsrd clean tscklins. The
Indian, vere not rr.sly outclasssd N
.nv a. thess deuartments. with the
.xc.ns,on ~ h,ck,ne. BY their VIC
sorsoms ouuons.ts. On strairht foot.
h.n the asori~ines hsd al he hest
~ q ,,a made s,most twice a. much
.rouna nv ,his stvle of attack a the
Arrse. made bv The sams ms(hods.
| In sorv.r,a passinr the rsxans show.
ea the better form both IN the PASS
inc ana the receiving. although the
Indiana IN the last quarter showed
cops,aevah,e prof,cieucy
purss H.ndled well bv Aoolss.
A. a n. had a very decided advan-
!, sase IN the handling AZ hunts. Burns
ana other backf,eld men making the
catches Clearly and returning the ball
IN rood style Practically 80 Yards
were added TO the Farmer total by
chasing back the kicks. but II must
Ia said that the kicks the Indians
were called on to handle were much
lharder prouositionx than those the
Arrtes received. and the fact that %
many hit the around beapeaks the
h,rh ouaIitv AZ the Texans' puntina
, rather than any great deficiency on
, The part Of the men nom Kansas.
i |HssheIl started with 4 ruuh aftel
thsv. were ,rst scored On thai
startled their oupouents. ana prac
, t,c.,Iv everyone Who sav me game
Thev sm,shed through the Asxie De
s.,s.- -ar,v,nv sbronrh The line and
D c,rclinr tho ends.-sn q terrific man
ner
al The onslaurht got on the nerves o
4 the Texans; they became overanxIou
. and rot oifside repeatedly. the. In
. dlana adding many yards during III
i first few minutes through penaltIe
a inflicted for this offense. With IN
ball deem IN Texas territory. Haskell
fumbled and A. A NJ. recovered. Thi
e mt an end to the best attack the n
q dams showed during the afternoon.
Ill A. a N. scored twice during IN
. first quarter and once in the second
.. when time vas called for the en-
II Of the arst half the Andes had Ii
ball less than : foot from the Indian
GOAL. with several downs to make n
q required distance. Ths nrst scog
u came At the end Of two and ha
= minutes az NAV. The Indiana vel
% starting thelr flrst o(Fnsive movemei
after the bah had been Kicked We
into their territory. when q half.wi
pass 10 one q the backs caussd
= mmhlsd and settseast =, snash<
throurh ths line. grabbed the ball o.
r.ce Is yards 10 souchdovs.
FvNvAve vsr6s Az Noted.
Late IN The sane quarter . los
forward pass ana run. no,Iins 10 q
n lIns. nsttsd IS yards ana put the b
within . fsu yards a ths Hash.
eoal line. On tn. nsxt play Colsml
"a smashed his vsy .sthrousA for Il
necsssary distance ~ . touchdoW
Ia 4 Ms last touchdown came IN
,r. Tho Indians had fumbled one q q
linz LONG punts On thslr own lEya
line and Rogers fell on the hall
m series Of line playp made M d
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