Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-22
Sterling Backfield Man Dis
plays Wonderful Kicking
Form in Hard Fought Con-
test
HITCHCOCK AND GILMAN,
OF H0N0L ULu, IN GAME
Fred Wilmington Is Not PLAYED
Attendance and Receipts
Are Huge Haryard's Of
tense Best Both EIevens
Magnificent on Defense
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov 2z.-t|at.
y ward rs. Yale 5. And Charley
sriekIey one Of the greatest kIcl<Ir1
stars that football has ever prodncDI
Five goals from the field Ma1 |I0
contribution that the chunky cf'U110
baekflelder made 20 Harrard'o Victory
today In one o. the most senpol'cI.|
games ever seen on ! 1rldlfcn, Eo.I
Or West.
Neither Blue nor Crimson coo|I
cross the opposing ooaIJlne U|I.
the teams playing niaonIliconl|t oN ||.
defense, the game resolved Itself ~.
> kicking duel and BrlckIef') wonder.
ful form n scoring goals from ne o.||
turned the tide Harfardso way.
With 4 stronger offene6 than ~ 1..
poncnts, the Crimson eleven was 1||I
time and again to get Mifbin 1coI|0I
s.as'ss s,:ssSss g. g shi s.,l9s fs's ses
goal, Responding with an exh'bi|'DN
that perhaps has never been e4uo'|.I
II the premier oridlron Sport.
HONOLULU eoYs IN GAME.
Rex Hitchcock and Athsfton Gilman
were the Honolulu boys who pI1Ie1
Hitchcock was a. leIt guard. at wac
relieved IN the fourth period. 4th..
ton Gilman we at right tackle 3
was largely due % their sturdy work
IN the lire that Harvard wao able q
give Rrlckley HE opportunities Tor
field goals and to ward on throato1c1
attacks toward the Crimson territory.
Fred Wlthington, of HbnoIuIp. ~.
not played.
YaIe's scores were made on saIs|I
and a field goal By Euernoey.. m.
five field goals from Brlckiey'6 o.,
counted the Harvard total.
The game was played On fairly
fast field and the Temperatures wee
rather warm, the thermonieker stand
ing at 20 degrees. An Immense crowd
saw the game, the atteHdance bt|1.
estimated at 1900 and the orctn 4.
ceipts At $4,000.
HARVARD SCORES FIRST.
Thanks to ErickIsy, Harvard took
the the lead IN the fret period The
Harvard offense carried the ball doeo
into the Blue territory and then YsIe,D
tine stiffened. 5rlekiey dropped back
to the ts-yard line and kicked neld
goal, giving Harvard three points a.
most before the greatest game % fhc
year was we'll started.
On the next kickoff, Alnsworth ~
Yale booted the ball high and far and
II struck the Harvard goal posts.
o'Brien, the Harvard end, dcwncd ire
ball behind the lire with Vale tack.
Ter on top Of him, and the referce
awarded Vale . safety. The nrsf pc-
riod ended with the score Harvard 2,
Yale 2.
IN the second period. Harvard again
worked the ball into Wales terrikory
and Yale punted from close to the.
line. Eddie Mahan, the Harvard half
back, made 4 fair catch, and on the
first play srfcEsIey kicked goal from,
placement from the 3o-yard line.
Fighting desperately, the Els came
back with score IN the same period
Vale got the ball IN Crimson territory
and Guernsey kicked Held goal from
the 3S-yard lIne. The second period
ended Harvard Q, Yale 5.
HARVARD WINS IN LAST hALF.
The teams came back for the sec
ond half for . desperate and seH1a.
tional battle. Harvard,s 6Iash|n1
baeI<fIeId play drove the bait into Yale
territory most Of the oround.oain|no
being done BY Mahan and Dana. They
rushed the ball 70 Yaie,s 26-yard line
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