Carlisle at Harvard Law

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  The Barre daily times, Barre, Vt., November 17, 1910, page 2

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  INDIANS “SCALPED” BY 0LD-TIME STARS Interesting Game Between Harvard Law School and Carlisle Was Won by the Former, to 0. Cambridge, Mass, Nov. ia team composed Of last years college football players, now attending the Harvard law school, demonstrated on Soldiers field yesterday that they could come back with a week or two Of practice, for by q score Of 3 to 0, they defeated the Carlisle Indians, New football in the minds of nose who saw the game, was viudicated, and the possibilities for those who thought that they had ended their ca. reer on the gridiron to continue in their favorite sport were strikiugly shown The Indians came to Cambridge with a string Of well earned victories and com paratively few defeats, while the law school team had played but one previous game. y was a one-man contest however, for L. 3 Philbin, the feet Yale half back Of last year, who was supposed to play quarterback, ran the team from full backs position, where he took di. rect passes either for a dash around the end on his own account or to hurl a forward pass In the first period, when he had driven Carlisle back to the Toyard line he dropped a pretty field goal for the only score Of the game. Hamilton Fish, the former Harvard captain, led the law school team aud was as strong on the defense as Philbin in the ofeuse The Indians played entirely on the defensive except for brief squirt in the fourth period. The line-up Of the law school team follows: Logan, tYalel, left end Crumpacker, (Alichigan), With. iugton, (Hawardl. left tackle; Matters, tNeb. left guard; Cass, (Princetonl center; Hoar, (Harvard). Dore, liar ward right guard Fish, (Harvardl. right tackle; Triggs Holy Crossl, right end; Phiihin tYalel, quarterback; Pfeifer (Princeton), Page, Harvard left half backs Moore, Harvard right halfback White tIIaryardl, Simonds, (Princeton), fulIbaek. The officials were: Referee, Marshall Of Haryard umpire, Murphy Of Yale; field Judge, Ingalls, OF Brown; head lines man, Bankhart Of Dartmouth; time, Toperiods.

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  The Richmond Virginian, Richmond, Va., November 17, 1910, page 7

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  INDIANS BEATEN BY HARVARD LAW CARLISLE TEAM LOSES TO o To MEN WHO CAN COME BACK CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. It. A team composed Of last year col lege football players now attending the Harvard Law School demonstrated on Soldiers field “Wednesday that they could come baek” with a week or two OF practice. for. by a score OF to o, they defeated the Carlisle In dams. grhe Indians came to Cambridge with string OF weil-earned yicto- -ries and comparatively few defeats, while the Law School team had play ed but one previous game. II WAS one-man contest, however, for F.. b. Phiibin, the fleet Yale half back. ran the team from fullbaek’ s position. where he took direct passes either for a dash around the end on his own account or to hurl forward pass In the first period. when he had driven Carlisle back to the Is yard line. he dropped a pretty field goal for the only score Of the game, Fish Plays Good Game. Hamilton. Fish, the former Harvard captain. led the Law School team. and was as strong on the defense as Philhin in the offenss. The Indians played entirely on the defensive. except for brief squirt In the fourth period. Lineup. Law SCnool--i<ogan. ieit eHas rum packer. wilmington. left tackle. Mat ters. left guard; Cass. center; Hoar. Dore. right guard; Fish. right tackle. Triggs. right end. Philhin. quarter back: PfeifYer. Pafe, left half: Moore, right half White. Simonds. fuilhack. Carlisle---Jordan. left end: Lone star, left tackle: Sweetcorn. left guard. Carlow, center: Burd. right guard: Powell, right tackle: kennery right end: Arcasa. quarterback: Rrackiln, left half: Wheelock. right half: Wauseka. fullback. Score--Law School. 5: Carlisle. o. ute periods.

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  Bismarck daily tribune, Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.], November 17, 1910, page 1

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  FOOTBALL Team PROVED ABILITY TO come BACK” Carlisle Indians Defeated by Team From Harvard Law School Cambridge, Mass, Nov. ia team composed of last years football players now attending the Harvard law school demonstrated on Soldiers field today that they could come back with a week or two of practice, for by a score of 3 to 0 they defeated the Carlisle Indians. The Indians came to Cam bridge with a string of well-earned VIC tories and comparatively few defeats, while the law school team had played but one previous game. 1t was one man contest, however, for F. B. Phil bin, the fleet Yale half back, ran the team from the fullback’s position, where he took direct passes either for dash around end or to hurl the for ward pass. In the first period, when he had driven Carlisle back to the ffteen yard line, he dropped a pretty field goal for the only score of the game. Hamilton Fish, the former Harward captain. led the law school and was strong in defense.

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  Daily press. (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, Virginia, November 17, 1910, page 1

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  defeat Carlisle indians. CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Nov. ia team composed o! las; years college football players. now attending the Harvard Law School. demoEstrafed on Soldiers Field today that they could come back” with a week or two of practice. for by score OF 3 to 0. they defeated the Carlisle in dams.

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Harvard Law leads 1–⁠0 in their only meeting.