Carlisle at Virginia

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  The Minneapolis journal, Minneapolis, Minn., November 30, 1906, page 1

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  CARLISLE WINS !. B. By CLOSE SCORE J Indian Eleven Is Given a Bad Scare By Virginia Uni {: II versity.s Journal Special Service. Journal Special Service Norfolk, Va, Nov. 3O.-The Indians won from the University Of Virginia yesterday afternoon the most spectaeus lar. and sensational game of football ever witnessed ON a southern eridiron. the score being .l8 to, II, in the red men q favor. Ten thousand people wit: messed the game. Long and bri11ia ut runs and much punting marked the play. :. ~ -. 1870. 49, =, The play was fast and furious, each team making three touchdowns. Vir. GINA scored first, johnson getting the bail on the Indians 35-vard line on “a tumble by. Littleboy and carried it over the Indian goal line. Randolph missed the first goal, which cost Virginia the game. An 80.-yard run by Johnson and one for a similar distance by Hornicker made two more touehdGwns for Virginia- = From these Randolph Kicked goals. Two of sCarlisle,ss touch downs were. made by line-bueking and end. circling, an end run Of SIS yards BIZ Littleboy making one possible. A cir cling of Virginia IS left end Cor 40 yards by Mount Pleasant, who received the ball on a double pass. produced an other touchdown for the Indians. Mount Pleasant kicked three goals from three touchdowns. .,.;>s1 I i i ~ s=s.:.s 1T

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Carlisle leads 5–⁠1–⁠1 in seven meetings, counting the one since this game.