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Thorpe's Indians Crush West Point. Brilliancy Of Carlisle Redskins' Play Amazes Cadets And Spectators. Jim Thorpe and his redoubtable band of Carlisle Indian gridiron stars invaded the plains this afternoon to match their prowess against the moleskin gladiators of Uncle Sam's Military Academy, and when the two teams crossed the parade ground in the semi-darkness of late afternoon the Cadets had been shown up as no other West Point team has been in many years. https://www.nytimes.com/1912/11/10/archives/thorpes-indians-crush-west-point-brilliancy-of-carlisle-redskins.html