Dickinson at Carlisle

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 22, 1914, page 16

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  DICKINSON DEFEATED BY CARLISLE INDIANS CARLISLE PA. November 2l.-Thc Cariisic Indians defeated Dickinson College here this afternoon. g.; to d. me locals scored thirteen noints in the first period. fourteen in the second and seven In the fourth Carlisl”‘s Gains throughout wern made through line drives. while Dickinson s!tirted around tn” ends. and with forward passes with fair success. y feature was a in.tv-five- ward run for Il touchdown Ivy Pratt the heavy Indian right hn’f buck. Het,,e- Pal MA ana Heck featured for Dickinson. Lineup: Carlisle. Position Dickinson Wallette. left end Hnrtzle! tJohnsonl WeiniaS. left tackle Heck (Simmons) Hawkeagle. LEFT guard TAYLOR Morrin. ........ centre Hornherg Rusch. ...... ri”ht vnard 80. Green, & NnrteI. ...... right tackle .Hud”rhanpG BIRD .... right end. .McWhirnry Lookaround. quarter oacn 49,. E,nley ra”okcr) (Sh.llv) +. l:”olser.. lcit half back Dalton ‘Whitc) Pratt. go. right half back Palm tJohnston) Caiac. ....... fu!, back ... Wilson neutrality-suspicious. t4), Pratt. Goals rro’r, ‘touchdowns-Caiac “a. Referee, M”aitt Princeton. TitnDire Sigman. Lafayette. Head linesman. Hosklns. Time OF quarter. IL minutes.

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  The Washington herald, November 22, 1914, page 52

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  DICKINSON SWAMPED BY CARLISLE TEAM Indians Have Easy Time Trimming Ancient Rivals by “a to 0. Pratt’s Run Features. Carlisle, Nov. 21.-The Carlisle Indians defeated Dickinson College here this aft ernoon, 81 to O. The locals scored 13 points in the first period. Il in the Sec ond, and in the fourth. Carlisle’s gains throughout were made through line drives while Dickinson skirted around the ends and with forward passes with fair success A feature was a 95-yard run for a touchdown by Pratt, the heavy Indian right half back. Hetzler, Palm, and Heck featured for Dickinson. The lina-uD-

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  Connecticut western news, Connecticut, November 26, 1914, page 7 (results column)

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  FROM TIE SFOYIiNG WORLD. ThIs and That In Amateur ano Protes- sIonaI Athletics. Thrs and That In Amateur sno Protes. sIonaI Athletics. John M. Ward. business manager of the Brooklyn Federal league club. ad mitted that the Wards had engaged Lee Magee of the St. Louis Cardinals It is probable that Mandot. the south ern lightweight, will be matched tn meet Freddie Walsh. the English champion, during Mardi Gras week at New Orleans. Johnny Griftiths. the American m. gilist. knocked ont Hughie Mehpgan. the former lightweight champion of Australia. in the eighth round of their fight at Sydney. Goulett and Brenda. the Australian team. won the six day bicycle race in New York. GoulettS dazzling speed in the last hour carried the kangaroo team to victory. The results of the football games played last Saturday by some of the big colleges are as follows: Harvard. 3G; Yale. 0. Dartmouth, 40: Syracuse. 0. Carlisle. 34: Dickinson. 0. Army, l3; Springfield, G. Navy. g; Ursi- nus, 2. In rolling up total of 3.14T points In d match game under tournament re- strictions with the Minneapolis Zumal- weiss team. the Schmidt bowling quiu’ tet of St Paul claims tu have eStab- lished worlds record. The previous high score of 3.012 was made by the St. Paul Knispels at the Toledo tourna- ment in 1913.

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Carlisle leads 12–⁠0 in 12 meetings, counting the one since this game.