Carlisle at Johns Hopkins

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  The Washington herald, November 9, 1913, page 23

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  JOHNS HOPKINS is. Trimmed BY INDIANS Baltimore Eleven Is 0utplayed in Every Department BY Carlisle Braves-Seore 81 to 0. GUYoN is THE REAL FEATURE Baltimore, Nov. s-Outmatched in every department Of the game, the Johns Hop kins football team was defeated this aft ernoon at Homewood by the Carlisle Indians. The final score was 81 to o. Hopkins kicked to Carlisle, and Car Isle went down the field through Hop kins’ line on straight football Guyon, OF the Indians made a 2o-yard run around the right end of the local men. By using straight football tactics, and a forward Npass for 20 yards, the Indians carried the ball to Hopkins 2 yard line. when Guyon went around right end for the first touchdown. Carlow failed to kick goal. The landslide continued in the fourth quarter, during which Carlisle netted twenty points. Carlisle was penalized for holding an off-side play. The last quarter saw many substitutions by both teams. The scoring of the Indians in the last quarter was made on straight football, Hopkins powerless to stop the rushes and double passes for the In dians.

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Carlisle leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings, counting the one since this game.