Carlisle at Haskell

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  The Salt Lake herald, Salt Lake City [Utah], November 27, 1904, page 8

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  INDIAN TEAMS MEET IN BATTLE. Speedy Braves of Haskell Are Beaten by Carlisle Drawn. SO TO 4 Is THE FINAL SCORE EASTERN RED MEN MASSACRE WESTERN BRETHREN. SO TO4IS THE FINAL SCORE st. Louis. No, Nov. 26.-After three and half minutes play, during which the Haskell Indians fairly ran the Car Isle braves off their feet and F. Haul SER Haskell’s right end. kicked a field goal from the eighteen-yard line. the Wanted speed OF the western Indians spent Itself against the Drawn and muscle CT the eastern red men. and the latter’s heavy plunging backs tore through Haskell’s line almost at will, folded the opposing line back upon it self when Haskell had the ball, and piled up score Of thirty-eight to four ! before the end of the second half With ideal football weather and many strong supporters of the two gov eminent Indian schools in the city be side the interest aroused i’m the contest by non-partisan lovers of the sport contributing to the success of the game. there were more than 1900 persons in the Worlds fair stadium when Libbey kicked off. Carlisle Receivers Form. After the spectacular dash of the Haskell team the Carlisle gridiron war riors recovered their true form and plunged through the Haskell line. gained many yards On end plays and i’m every other way completely out played the westerners. The only time i’m the second half that Haskell forced Carlisle 70 punt was when the westerners made Il magnificent de- Tense of their goal line. after y. Pierce had made il a first down ON the Haskell courtyard line. Dillon gained ward and a recovered tumble advanced the ball TO within six inches OF the Haskell goal. where the ball again rested after Dillon had been sent smashing aginst HaskelTs right guard. Il was Haskell bali, and Z. Hansen punted out CT i’m mediate danger.

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  The San Francisco call, November 27, 1904, page 38

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  BRAVES FIGHT ON GRIDIRON Carlisle Indians Finally Wear Down the Sprightly Men From Haskell School OPEN Up WITH A RUSH Westerners Kick Goal From Field in Three Minutes, but Fail to Stand the Pace ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-After three and half minutes play, during which the Haskell Indians fairly ran the Car Isle braves of their feet and p. Hauser, HaskelIs right end. kicked a field goal from the eighteen-yard line. the vaunted speed OF the Western In dians spent itself against the Drawn and muscle Of the Eastern red men, The latter’s heavy plunging backs then tore through HaskelPs line almost at will and piled up a score Of 3S TO { before the close of the second half. With ideal weather and many strong supporters Of the two Government In dian schools in the city. besides the In terest aroused in the contest by non. partisan lovers Of the sport contributing to the success Of the game, there were more than $4,000 persons IN the Worlds Fair Stadium when LAbbey kicked off. After the spectacular dash OF the Haskell team the Carlisle gridiron warriors recovered their true form and completely outpIayed the Westerners. The only time in the second half that Haskell forced Carlisle to punt was when the Westerners made a mag nificent kick of their goal line, after B. Pierce had made 1t a first down on the Haskell four-yard line. Dillon gained a yard and a recovered tumble advanced the ball to within six inches of the Haskell goal. where the ball again rested after Dillon had been sent smashing against HaskelTs right guard. 1t was Haskel’s ball and +. Hauser punted out of immediate dan ger The line-uD.

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 27, 1904, page 4

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  CARLISLE WINS FROM HASKELL Great Crowd Sees Game Between Two Indian Elevens at ST. Louis. ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-After three and a half minutes OF play, during which the Haskell Indians fairly ran the Carlisle braves Off their feet, and p. Hauser, Has kelPs right end, kicked a field goal from the eighteen-yard line, the vaunted speed OF the western Indians spent itself agains’ the Drawn and muscle OF the eastern red men, and the latter’s heavy plungnR backs tore through Haskell’s line almost at will folded the opposing line back upon itself when Haskell had the ball and Lied up a half With ideal foot ball weather and many strong supporters of the two government indian schools In the city besides, the in terest aroused in the contest by nonpartisan lovers OF the sport, contributing to tho success OF the game, there were more than IL 900 persons In the Worlds fair Stadium when Libby kicked of. After the spectac acular dash OF the Haskells the Carlisle gridiron warriors gained their true form and plunged through the Haskell line, gained many yards on end plays and IN every other way completely outplayed the westerners. The only time in the second half that Haskell forced Carlisle to punt was when the westerners made a magnificent defense OF their line after =. Pierce had made 1t a Dillon gained a yard and recovered fumof the Haskell goal, where the ball again rested after Dillon had been sent smashing against Haskell’s right guard. II was Has kell’s ball and e. Hauser punted cut Of immediate danger. The linAun. y

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Carlisle leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.