Carlisle at Brown

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., November 25, 1910, page 1

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  BROWN BEATS CARLISLE INDIANS IS TO 6 Providence. r. T.. Nov 2f-BroWn found the Carlisle Indians a stubborn proposition today and although the local eleven twice crossed the opposite goal line and added three more points on a field goal. IL withered before the onslaughts Of the visitors in the third period when the Indians also scored, the game ending with Brown the winner. rs to 8. Tor the FIRST rwo periods everything went Browns way. The Indians rallied In the third period. after S%prackling had failed at q second rsid gual the visitors by Fiunses into The lines masked by a fake kick formation tossed the Brown team aside for repeated gains until “a hrrt npWu Was gained on Browns u Nne Another plunge ty Haaser carried tho BAH over Early ln the fourth period Hansen ame near TYING the score. missing q iield gcal hv e few feet. This ended the Indisns’ chances Tor they Weakened ard q rumble gave Brown the Olil on Carhsle’s IS Yard Inc. Two nna forward passes gave Brown her fccnud touchdown. IL was q finely played game. hrist- With trick PLAYS forward passes asa l”nF cud runs behind good inter- .rrarce. TIE AiekinF vas less than usual -- We board and care Tor horse= TIE best of care guaranteed. “ T. e. an. ma North 1...ua as

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  Daily capital journal, Salem, Oregon, November 24, 1910, page 1

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  A BIG GAME IN PORTLAND Seattle Has Big Game ON Also--In the East the Weather was Generally Good, and the Attendance Uriusually Large-Brown Beating Car IisIe Was an Unexpected Feature of the Days big Games. gsss Providence. r.. l., Nov. 24.-The Brown University football team was too much for the Carlisle Indians this afternoon, and then Indians lost, 15 to 6. Spracklng kicked goal for Brown In the first quarter; in the second, High. Sprackling and Mckay carried the ball across the Carlisle line and Smith kicked goal. N The Indians braced In the third quarter and a forward pass. Hauser made touch down and kicked the goal. With two minutes to play In the last quarter. Ashbaugh scored another touchdown and Smith kicked the goal for Brown. Championship at Seattle. Seattle, Wash, Nov. 24.-The football championship of the North west will be determined on Denny Field here this afternoon when the University of Washington, cham pions for the last three years, win defend the title against the husky outfit from the Oregon Agricultural college. The home eleven has a slight advantage in weight, but the Continued on Page 3D.

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 25, 1910, page 1

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  BROWN WINS FROM CARLISLE Indians Rally IN Third Period, but Arc Unable to Overcome Losses EARLIER in Struggle. PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. A-Brown found the Carlisle Indians q stubborn proposition today and although the local eleven twice crossed the opposite goal line and added three more points on a field goal. IL withsrOd bsfOrO the onslaught Of the visitors in the third period, when the Indians also scored, the game ending with Brown the winner, 10 to & For the first two periods everything went Browns way although errors Of holding and offSidS play held the score to spracklins field goal from the lO-yard line, and McIHay’s. touohdown accomplished mostly OF forward passes and wing shifts. The Indians rallied In the third period, and by plunGos made repeated gains until Hauser carried the bali over. Early in the fourth period the Indians weakened. A tumble Eave Brown the ball on Carlislo’s thiFty-five-yard line. Two fine forward passes gave Brown her second touchdown. 1t was a finely played game. The lineup:

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Brown leads 6–⁠3 in nine meetings, counting the five since this game.