Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
HARVARD'sBIG
TEAM CONTINl|Es
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University CT Names football Lean
which last Saturday was smotere'
by Harvard 81 to o, gave Yale cth bic
gest surprise in years on Yale feil
this afternoon by holding the blu,
to nothing-to-nothing score. TIL
Maine collegians, although rushd OF
their feet at times, presented snag
nificent defense whenever thief goa
was threatened. @=..-=s- 4s.t
Yale used new variation 4 thu
Minnesota wing shift. that Fas Z
ground gamer, but whenever tscort
seemed imminent, there was lsitan
cy. and then fnmbling; Eii{ eosl
touchdowns. Once, the blue usheu
the ball more than half the l4gth ;0i
the field by brilliant runnd1 only
to be held for downs within foot Of
the line. - Et:sf tatsSi &
Yale's defense was excelllt, and
only once did Maine make fif down
the last play of the game Captain
Ketcham Of Yale. played asriliiant
game In his new positioI at left
guard. 20, ~ -. !.
harvard ia Good form. =:
CAMBRIDGE, lMass.), dober 4.
- Playirgi a conservative me, the
! Harvard football eleven Esistered
fourteen points against Hes and
held their opponents Mftbd 3 score
on the wSte,soaked gridih OF the
stadium today.
/ At no time was the GIson goal
threatened aud only onci when an
|cnsfde kick Melted thirtYpe Yards,
did Bates gain first down The Har.
ward teams loffense was hnd want.
ing at times especially the third
period, when they failed seoreeand
were hei9 for downs on ties three
yard line. .
/ Harvard did not. as expected,
present its full strengthtdaV Brick
ley scored an easy field al from the
twenty-yard line, =.
Penhsylvahfa Wins 10 t ta,a 'tlI
PHILADELPHIA, Ocfr 4.-Well.
executed forward passenabled the
4lyersity Of Pennsylfa football
team to, defeat the. Laette College
eleven on Franklin fet Today by the
score OF 10 to o. r.. ~.
1t was a veteran I'd that Lafay-
cite sent against ned lineup OF
old and new players "a the latter
had to resort to muppen play to
gain the Victory. Petyiyania could
make but little imprto1 on Iafay. |
cites line, and had fall back on
forward passes. In department,
the Quakers gave ablendid exhibit |
ton, the majority otefr passes be- |
ing successful. InEe first period |
lPennsylyania by n play got the
ball to Lafayette's Fty-yard line,
from which Mark Hhall drop kick.
ed beautiful field ~. II !
Toward the end ihe game Penn
sylvania frequentlesorted to the
forward pass, and ked the ball to
Lafayette's twentte yard line by
this means. ~ /
Princeton In a WI /
PRINCETON (S), October A.
Princeton swampeordham In foot.
ball this afternoon score of So
to o. The "igelplayed an open
game. The teantlich started for
Princeton soon Wchanged for the
second string meSd these in turn
were relieved by pr substitutes un.
It'll nearly the ee squad had a
chance. to play
intercollegiate Ss. II
At Cambrfdgfarvard IA, Bates
20. III
At New Have ale 0, University
of Maine 0.
At Princeton nceton SO; Ford
ham O.. =
i At PhiladelpE Pennsylvania 49,
Lafayette o.. ,. II
/ At Ithaea-Cd 81, Oberiin u.
At Annapolisd. Navy 0, Uni
versity of Pitt$ 0.
At Ann Ari Mich. )-Michigan
as, Case 0.~ll 10.
AtSouth Betfm-Carlisle q, Le-
high = .-.
At Minne5-Minnesota rs,
Ames 0. Il
I At Hamilton Y)-Colgate q,
Amherst 0. i
At Syracuse Y)-Syracuse IS,
Hamilton 0.
At Ledssbura .)-Bucknell Uni
versity 49,. LeA Valley College 0. /
At Hanover H.)-Dartmouth SO, /
Colby o. : IL
At. New Bruck Nm. J)-Rut-
gers So Unionf =
/ At Middletk Conn. )-Wesleyan
Is, Rowdoin 8
At Medford. IS. )-Tufts SO, New
Hampshire ST.
At WashinatPa. Washington
and JetfersonD Dickinson 0.
At Lafayeth md. Purdue &c,
Wabash o.
At Columb4. Ohio State So,
Ohio Wesleya
At Iowa Cha. )-Iowa As, Nor.
NAL 3.
At Williams mass. Williams
~, Universit5ermont 0.
At Lawrei aS)-University
d Kansas Z, IN Jewell College 0.
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