Carlisle at Yale

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  The daily morning journal and courier, November 12, 1900, page 3

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  THE INDIANS DEFEATED. Yale Teams Phenomenally Good Play ing Saturday. ing Saturday. The Yale-Carlisle Indians football game at Yale field Saturday afternoon attracted the largest crowd which has thus far been at the field this season, at least 1000 persons being present. The Yale team surprised even those who have kept close watch of it this season, and bA phenomenally good playing de- feated the Indians by the score of 35 to 0 ln halves of thirty and twenty-five minutes. Among the Harvard men who watch ed the game to get a line on the Yale team were: Coaches Forbes, Lewis and Waters, Full Back Ellis, Half Backs Sawin and Kendall and the crack ends, Campbell and Hallowell. Princeton, too, had watchers on the ground in Coaches Edwards and Balliett, who were particularly interested because of Yale’s game with Old Nassau next Sat urday. George Foster Sanford, the Co., lumbia coach, was present also, to look over the Indians, who are to play the New York eleven on Thanksgiving day. The teams lines up as follows: Yale Indians.

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  The Savannah morning news, Georgia, November 11, 1900, page 1

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  YALE DEFEATED INDIANS. Beat the Carlisle Eleven by a score of rs 10 u. New Haven. Conn. Nov. io--To the surprise OF even the most ardent Of her sdmirers. Yale this afternoon rolled 40 q score Of IS points agains, the cariish, In dams In the annual football contest BEtween teams OF the two institutions. while the Indians failed 10 set nearer Yalss sos than the ao-yard line. The Ya.e eleven played with unexpected strength ana the speed ana dash OF the New Haven players was a. remarkable as their strength Yale stock rose In the contemplation % Ysle-lfarvard probabiities. hut experts lost no time In proclaim luE tFs. while Nnie’s work to-day was fully equal TO that OF Harvard against the same team tho Indians .acksd that viFor and nnish OF play that character ifet their s-to-5 etort against the Cam bridge boys. lales goal line was never Ia danger 10 today contest.

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  The news & observer. (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, North Carolina, November 11, 1900, page 6

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  YALE DEFEATS CARLISLE. New Haven. Conn. Nov. 10.-To the surprise Of even the most ardent OF her admirers. Yale this afternoon rolled up a score of IS points against the Carlisle Indians in the annual football contest between teams of the two institutions, while the Indians failed TO get nearer Yale’s goal than the 20-yard line. The Yale eleven played with unexpected strength and the speed and dash of the New Haven players was as remarkable as their strength Yale stock rose in the contemplation Of Yale-Harward probabilities, but experts lost no time in proclaiming that while Yale’s work today was fully equal to that OF Harvard against the same team, the In dams lacked that vigor and finish of play that characterized their five to seven teen EFFORT against the Cambridge boys. Yale’s goal line was never in danger in today’s contest.

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Yale leads 5–⁠0 in five meetings.