Carlisle at Brown

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  Norwich bulletin, Connecticut, November 28, 1913, page 3

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  date football and outpIayed Holy Cross throughout most of the game. BROWN ELEVEN SHOWS UNEXPECTED STRENGTH. Carlisle Forced Hard to Secure 13 to 0 Victory. Providence, R. l., Nov. 7.--Carlisle won it’s third successive football v1c- tory from Brown in their annual con- test today, IS to 0. Tn view of the con- parative showing of both teams dur ing the season, the score was smaller than was looked for. Brown showed unexpected defensive strength, holding Carlisle to one touch down by straight rushing. The other touchdown came when an Indian inter- cepted Brown forward pass under the shadow of the Brunonians’ goal posts. No field goals were attempted by either side, and for the first two peri eds not a punt was made. BrowE carried the fight to Carlisle in the first period. Taking the ball from their own, 20 yard line on forward pass, only to have the play disallowed. Tn the second period Carlisle on it’s famous criss- cross marched 67 yards for touchdown. After that the Brown line stiffened. The second score came when Look Around intercepted Beans forward pass on Browns IS yard line, After four plays the Indians sent Guyon over the line. The game ended with the ball on Browns 33 yard line, after 35 yard run by Welch, the Indian quarterback The lineup and summary: CARLISLE. BROWN.

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  South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 28, 1913, page 10

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  BROWN HOLDS RED MEN TO IS TO D BrunonianS Show Unexpected Strength on Defense and Are Aggressive in First Period. PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. Is Carlisle won it’s third successive foot ball victory from Brown in their an nual contest today, 13 to 0. In view Of the comparative showing of both teams during the season, the score was smaller than was looked for. Brown showed unexpected defensive strength, holding Carlisle to but one touchdown by straight rushing. The other touchdown came when an In dian intercepted 4 Brown forward pass under the shade of the Brunonians’ goal post. No field goals were attempted by either side, and for the first two periods not a punt was made Brown is Aggressive. Brown carried the fight TO Carlisle in the first period. Taking the ball from their own 20 yard line, the Brunonians finally reached Carlisle’s Il yard line on a forward pass, only TO have the play disallowed. In the second period Carlisle on it’s famous criSs-cross marched 60 yards for a touchdown. After that the Brown line stiffened. The second score came when Lookaround intercepted Beams forward pass on Browns IS yard line After four plays the In dams sent Guyon over the line. The game ended with the ball on Browns SO yard line after a 80 yard run by WEIGH, the Indian quarterback.

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Maine, November 28, 1913, page 4

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  Carlisle Defeats Brunonians, Is 0. Providence. r. l.. Nov. 2I.-Carlisle won its third successive football vic tory from Brown in their annual contest on Andrews field, today, by score of 13 TO 0. In view of the COM parative showings of both teams dur ing the season, an overwhelming score was looked for, but the Brunonians, playing their last game of the year, exhibited unexpected defencive strength, and but for a forward pass which they attempted in the shadow

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  Arizona republican, Arizona, November 28, 1913, page 1

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  Indians Beat Brown. PROVIDENCE, November 27.-Car- lisle won it’s third successive football victory over Brown, 13 to 0. In view of the comparative showing of the two teams during the season the score was much smaller than was looked for. Brown showed unexpected defensive strength. holding Carlisle to one touch down by straight rushing.

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