following halfback Isaac Seneca in 1898 and quarterback Jimmy Johnson in 1903. Jim Thorpe became Carlisle's fifth consensus All-American in 1911. Carlisle coach Warner chose Hauser at the fullback on his all-time Carlisle football team and compared him favorably to Thorpe. According to Warner, Hauser was "practically a replica of Jim Thorpe." Later years Hauser returned to El Reno, Oklahoma, the town that had built up around his birthplace at Fort Reno. He took an allotment and died in an automobile accident while changing a tire. Accounts differ as to whether he died in 1935, or the 1940s. He was posthumously inducted into the American Indian Athletic Hall of Fame in 1987. References 1887 births 1935 deaths 20th-century Native Americans Native American players of American football Cheyenne people American people of German descent All-American college football players Carlisle Indians football players Haskell Indian Nations Fighting Indians football players People from El Reno, Oklahoma Players of American football from Oklahoma American football placekickers