The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
MAINE is NO MATCH
FOR CRIMSON TEAM
Without Hardwick and Willetts,
Harvard Runs Up Total of
Thirty-Fou Points.

Cambridge. Mass. September 27-In
day more adapted 70 baseball than
football, Harvard defeated tho Uni
versity OF Maine 81 10 o. Harvard went
into the gamo minus Tack" Hard
to play on account OF dithculty with
the college officials.
Maine Kicked of TO Logan, who got
tho ball on Harvard's two-yard limo,
and b. a spectacular run landed tho
ball behind Names goal post before
being downed. Storer kicked the goal.
The work OF Maine was n disappoin,
ment; her backs fumbied tho ball ti,no
and again. and tho Interference was
poor. Maine could do nothing win
Harvard's line. but nevertheless kent
Mt 1t. losing the ball three different
times. not being able 10 make the nee
essary distance.
Harvard showed mid season form
tho work OF Mahan being brilliant,
while Brickley's work was OF his usunl
high order. Hitchcock and Storer both
played hard and fast. and OBr!cn's
running down punts was another
bright spot.
Both teams played tho old game not
disclosing any of the new open plays.
excepting an occasional forward pass.
which did not matcrialize for either
side.
Following two scrimmages by Har
ward and = tumble, Maine tried Uor-
wards line. but Immediately rlmbleu
On Harvards next play Manan made
his second spectacular run down the
middle OF tho field for eighty wards
mainder of the period the pail was In
Harvards possession most OF the time
Harvard's backheld making fifteen 10
twenty yards on nearly every play.
till Mahan kicked the ball behind
Maine's goal post for the third touch
down. S.orer kicking a goal each
time.
On the next kick off. Harvard wan
forced 10 punt on Its eighty-yard limo.
and on short gains by Runner and
Martin. Maine brought the ball 10 Har-
wards twenty-hve-yard line, where
Ruffner tried drop kick, which hit
the goal posts. This was tho only
moment Harvard was IN danger OF be-
Ing scored upon. they keeping the ball
thereafter In Malne's territory
In the second period Harvard car
ricd the ball down to Names fve-yard
line on straight limo plunges. and on
the next play BricItley made the neces
SHY uiSluECo LOT the IOurth lOuUh-
down, Storer again Kicking the goal.
In the second half Coach Haughton
sent III number Of substitutes. but
Maine nlado no Roadway. On an end
run by Bradlee to Names ten-yard line.
Harvard sent Mcliinlock through
tackle for tho last scoIo. Harvard to
kick the goal. The line up.
Harvard Position hntno
O'Brien. left end. ..... .Donahuo
(curtis)
storor. left tackle. waulk
(Elken)
Gowen. left guard. Tipping
QJnderwood)
(MiddendorG
Wheaton. right guard. CULVER
Hitchcock. right tackle. Murray
Coolidge. right end. =. Bernheisel
(Gnrdiner)
Logan. quarter back. 800. .Hamil
(Freedley)
Mahan. loft half back. /. !. !. . Rurner
(McKinlock) (Purring)
Briclsley right half back. .krigcr
(Bradlee)
BEETLE. full back. $685.. Martin
(Morey)
(Waliace)
Score: Harvard, a. Maine, o.
Summarizes: Touchdowns-Mah q.
Logan, Brickley, McKinlock Goals
from Neutrality-suspicious., A. Referees.
w. Robertson, OF Lehigh., Umpire, +.
w. Burleigh. OF Exeter. Time, four
twelve minute periods.
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