Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-05
NOT
PLAYING UP TO
EXPECTED FORM

LM LUlIU IUMH
The eastern college football season
s producing some surprises and the
| big teams. especially Yale. are not
showing up as we'll as was expected.
following are accounts Of some OF
the games played Saturday, October
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Harvard Wins. %
| CAMBRIDGE. Mass.-daryard de-
feated Pennsylvania State by score
of % TO o In the stadium today The
field was ankle deep with mud and
the, rain fell In torrents throughout
and married any chance for sizing up
the relative merits OF the two teams.
/ Pennsylvania State was defeated be-
cause II had no defense that would
hold Brickley in his smashes through
the line nor could they stop Mahan In
his long runs around the ends.
i The playing Of Miller. the PennsyE
vania State quarterback. was the fea-
ture of the game. His handling and
i running back OF punts and his work
with the forward pass was superior
to anything seen in the stadium this
season.
i Next in prominence was Mahan and
to him Harvard owes a large share OF
her points.
Yale Can't Score.
/ NEW HAVEN, Conn. washington
and jefferson fought Yale today to Its
second scoreless tie OF the season.
A heayy rain fell with the exception
Iof the third period throughout the
game and the field was muddy and
dotted with puddles. Under these con-
diticns ground gaining was uncertain
ard It was difficult to punt the water
soaked ball.
i Yale reached scoring distance three
i times, but lost the ball three times
on quick placement tries and once on
i Cornish's fumDles. on all Of the coca
i sions at the w. and J. 20-yard line.
The visitors believed they had won
the game on the second scrimmage
of play when Braden blocked Knolls
punt at the Yale f0-yard line and
picking up the ball rolled over the
line for what seemed to be q touch
down.
i Umpire Fultz dashed the hopes Of
i the w. and j. contingent by ruling
THAT they had been holding In their
i line. He disallowed the score amid
a storm of w. and J. protests.
Carlisle and Pennsy Tie.
j PHILADEIs PIIIA. = Marshall. the
feet quarterback of the University Of
i Pennsylvania football eleven. saved
the red and blue from a defeat at the
Hands OF the Carlisle Indians on
/ Franklin field this afternoon when he
IRAN so yards for touchdown. after
| receiving the kickoff In the third quar-
ter and then kicked The goal The
redskins had scored seven points IN
the second period and thus the contest
resulted in q I to tie.
The Quakers were extremely lucky
in getting away with the honors d.
yided, for during the entire game they
were ontplayed by the Indians.
Chicago Bowne PURDUE 90.
CHIC AGO Chicago won desper-
ate game from Purdue here this aft
erncon to 0, drop kicks by Russell,
the Maroon's quarterback, In the first
and third quarters accounting for the
only tallies. Both teams put up
magnificent game. The visitors de-
/ pended entirely upon straight foot
ball until the last few minutes Of
play, when, with Oliphant, the sensa.
tional plunging halfback at the bust
ness end, the most sensational and
effective series CT forward passes ever
seen in the west was uncorked Tho
rally came too late and the Indiana
eleven was unable to push the ball
across.
Washington Swsnps Oregon.
| SEATTLE- The University Of
Washington football team defeated
Oregon Agricultural College by
score CT AZ to 0 on Denny Field here
today and added one more game to the
unbroken victorious record that has
lasted five years and Is beginning
sixth. BY disposing CT Oregon so de-
cisiyely Washington demonstrated that
Coach Dob:e has again developed an
eleven Of the first order.
n every department Oregon was
Ioutclassed and at no time was Wash.
Iingtcn's goal remotely threatened Al
though there was not little fumbiing
and other ragged play that shows
that the Washington team has not
yet been whipped into its best form.
the men from Oregon never seemed
able to take advantage Of the lapses
of the University men.
Miller, Jaequot and Noble stand out
as prominent figures OF the Washing
ton lineup today, while on the Ore
gen side no one man did anything to
win particular mention, unless, per.
haps. might be mentioned the long
punts Of Blackwell -