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. After the Cnriisie-West Point root-
4 ball game a group of old-time follow
61‘s of the game started a discussion
Lot? the wonderful Cnrlisl'e players of
years past and until-rally somebody
. Wanted to know what had become of
the great Indian players of former
years. Coach Warner, who has been
‘llead of the athletic end of Carllsle
since 1899, hop-penned to be close by,
and, as he had no coaching'to do just
them, he consented to tell what he
knew of the present condition oi! lite
‘ of the men who made the thousands
cheer by their play. His story was an
inteiesting narrative that may be only
sketched here.
“I have been able to keep in touch
with many of the boys, and they are.
getting along splendldiyffl Ihe said.
"There is Johnson. for instance, the
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star AilAnieiican quarterback and
captain of the eleVen, who completed:
his course at Carllsle in 1903. John-
son went to Northwestern University,
and took a cour‘sein dentistry". Then.
he married a Cnrilsle School giri,’ '
“went to Porto‘ Rico and now is.one ol'
the leading dentists on that island. 3
”Remember Frank Cayou‘, that good .
looking Indian, who was such an ant
tist in circling the ends in the
nineties? Aifter leaving Cariisle Ca-
you went to St Louis, where he be-
came athletic director at Washington
University Then there was that other
famous ludion of Coyou's‘ time--
Beamis Pierce. ‘ the giant guard.
. Beamis married a‘Carlisle School girl
and settled on a farm in western New
York. Howiey, his brother. who play-
ed such a line game zit tackle in 1899
and 1900, Joined the Operating: force of
late ‘
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the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Railroad, and now occupies an tumor:
that position in that company.
“Luv and dentistry were the pro-
fessions elected .by Carl Sickles and.
Ed Rogers. “Big Jim" Phillips Weill.
from Corlisle to the Northwestern
University, and, upon finishing his
course, he married on ludinn girl.
and is now doing well as a farmer in.
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the state of lliiahington
“if there is. one indigo who gained
a niche in the Iombail hail of tame.
it is Charles Uliion, ,the big Sioux
who pluyed guard in 1903. After his
graduation from Carlisle Dillon enter-
ed the indisn service, and he is now
stationed in Montana, and sis doins
unwise: work for Uncle Sam.
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‘ , Chippewa. who played and in 1905 and
i1908, is a salesman. and is now the
{head of a branch of a large retail con.
cern at Atlanta. Ga Wan married a‘
white girl.
all the Carlisleinlumni is Walter Math
ews. the his end, who made his repu-
and”.
One o! the wealthiest of
union in the last part or the nineties.
He is a. suesssfui ranch owner in Oil'-
lalioma, and a conservative estimate
of the value of his holdings is $100,-
000 Ben Cssweil, who played in the
’94 eleven. the ilrst which Corlisle
ever hut. in the principal of tin indiun
school in Minnesota‘
"Red Water. the giant Cheyenne.
who played guard in 1901, represented
the government in the recent visit
«the Cheyenne chiefs to Washington;
This picturesque happening attract”
a great deal of notice. {or the indion
lenders come to speak to the 'Whito
Fother.’ It was Red Water who serv
“Charles With. the innoniooking
in ‘ Wisconsin.
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Little songs oi consents.
Are not worth a pin, ‘ ,
When the bill collector
Calls and finds you in;
‘ anemic :Free‘nr‘ess.
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Most. men are fortune hunters, hilt
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When the vacant pronerty
new”
on as interpreter and told them what _:
the president had'to say to them.
“Jones Motoxen married in his
tribe. the Oneida branch of the Indian ..
race, and is now 11 successful farmer .
William Gardner, the .I
stai end of the 1907 team, which was "
one. or the best ever turned out by
Glenn Warner. is now a member at .3
the faculty oi} the Manual Training
High school in Louisville, Ky.. and
bus charge of all the athletic teams. AW
Charles Williams. the pure-blooded
Oneida, whose lastlgame at fullback
vies played in “1903'. is in the army.‘
and now stationed at Fort Du Pont .
Albert Exendeiu. captain and end on
the ‘98 team. has coached various col~
loge .tesms since his graduation, but
is new studying law at Dickinson, and
Antonio Luna, oi the California Mis‘
sion tribe. is a railroad employee at
Syracuse N. Y.” '
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Yale Mon Not Exactly Satisfied
include Handling oi
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. hale was wanted on Saturday. That
she deserved to he trounced no one oil
the many ‘thouotndo who saw the con-
test will doubt. Harvard made proc-
tlunlly all of heriioiuts upon Yale‘ s or-
more. There no no links about the vic
. tony. aim. in die handlln‘ at pm
pinion mmtbsll than any minor
hemoavhlehm appeared-on Yaleanold
in u dorm yours. ‘Hnrmrd. ulwuys
keenly following the bull, vui ready to
trike odvantace of mm errors. That
is the story of the game.
And, yet. it W“ a pity. (lives it
freedom from thoseimumriii the first
period and union will our that-Hair»
vnrd would have beaten Yale. AID-in
it the total mm in handling the
hull had not lulu molt dial:
in the first few minutes on second
halt there are a treat m mun
dootbsii who are willluy
Harvard would have been on the uni?-
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Pants and Following
Ball
or instance of Yale's inattentlon to the
details. There were (our yards to go
on the fourth down from Harvard's ten
yard line. .Wheeler, the Yale quarter
back, thought it was only the third
down and ordered the line plunge and
the Yale tenni quickly lined up
to try again. 'Ketchuin had the bull
and was about to snap it back when
the odiolal informed the Yale men that
it was Harvard‘s ball.
. Even otter yielding the ball to Hal»
ogaln and when the whistle blow had
ogain’on the accord line
The answer to Yale urea, seemed
mit that Yale deserved the trouncins
she got
it comes down, than, among little
men to a discussion of the causes oi
. the detect and the cause; of the Yule
feeling that there is .mluiely noon:
on» to chemo either themselves or to
the public for the m
Yule Mid o lino Must which it»
vdrd hurled limit time and time
commitments, in suite 0! the shudders
the little lineman stood monk sweat
the Hui-vent mutt. and boot them
buck. Wendell Rhodium: and Brick
tumbling other they hm inside a tow
am.
With the accordion at one and run.
ions rest until the whistle his“
word it chance to bring her Wm:
, ‘_ 1'! points made the result Winch
{chemo dmfllflll. r‘ _
minis «Which coins
not
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mud by than mud- in the book neia‘
simple enough. scalding, Pumuelly
and Baker in the backfield so for one
shone Flynn. Philbin nod Braiding that
there who no comparison. To be cum.
Wheeler, who was responsibleo tor ten
or Harv-rot. points. we: in the M0,
but they didn’t let him go hook for my
more punt» Pumboliy tool: core of the
punts.
Except for his kldklnl Flynn m o
inilure. in the am pm helm loo
oxoin trulumly; in suite 6: the din nilh sud afloat u soon run so their
who runs with his hand up in the air
can elitism to gain mud. Mn next
year ought to tolto some some:
from the way Pumooily one. into '
tine. hood low, hull well new i
loy in wait Mod ploy- tum them tidbits; Ind returning let the tut. _
solve. into that Villa. only lb be puiiod inch A 2mm rum don't at viii-i mom ”m” m ’9'“ m?“ ‘
down before they lied who it foot or m with four or live or the 09m
comm-wound!
teem ruining
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varci there Yule came otuidily becka
tor time. beat his ends down the hold, wasn't the ball which caused the tum~ our the entire me was 13 minutes and
except when Bomeisier was in the bier it was the than waiting. such 16 89001!“ Time ms taken out when
unto. him M noon the other this Yolahockheid out his musuthough, the ball was not finally in motion,
iinosmen outplayed their opponents. i the thing coming through the air was "0 fiwunfin: being made for the time
Yule’o ups oi in. :mm was m. o humor me which might hurt him the men were "nine up. slvlns signals
atrocious. Three or tour times Flynn
buried the ball into a bunch of Her-
rord plum apparently on hit or. miss
plan. Once when the forward pool was
tried You; mined a splendid 0900mm-
tw for I touchdown.
The ploy we. in Yale’s territory
about on the forty-yard line. mu oi
the durum team were drown to the
west aided the field by watchman!
the Yale men in that direction. Gout.
Braiding ultimo over to themt aide
dmnéldsndatood thmolonen'li
which: tor the non. rm numeric
in trout of him and home could hove
Whlmitthoboilwoaum
second thought we: hurled to him. The
holliumwdmmod stilts m
o! surmouttiomt mound Hob
it“! run knocked it down. .
Tim on fluword Word pun on
a: hoot: Mud needed Mr node
to Me first down. The W
min Mata on for o hunt. The hull
wow»: to out arm Wm
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it he took too mm a hold
it the credit or the Hui-void victory
goes to the Harvard couches. thou the
blame of the Yale detest must, in a
great momminooo the Yale coaches.
M I matter or there here been
rumors that oil is! .00de be-
tween the coaches. Yule men were all
tooth to believe that tor the «on W
along in fuirly good shape until the flu
til collapse ”My. The dimpoiot-
moot over the Pidhcc‘ton us would
hove been dlulpaibd it Yule Won yol-
wrduy
Now. however, the second {solids
to thot a coaching might which mm
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mooted: Yul-twinning is not who
Yule who went. Wm his midpoint
mm or which under no circumstances
room Yule men be some. The?
WWW in which Ill other
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and making such shifts as the signals
required
Dr Hutcliins sold this particular
game was chosen because it was boiler.
ed thot football in its lull meaning
would he demonstrated. ‘
The period of physical activity was
created. in the mu quarter when
there was three minutes and 35 sec
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