Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. ~
University of Names football team
which last Saturday was sraothered
by Harvard 81 to o, gave Yale the big.
gest surprise in years on Yale field
this afternoon by holding the blue
to a nothing to-nothin score. The
Maine collegians, although rushed OF
their feet at times, presented mag,
nificent defense whenever their goal
was threatened &
Yale used q new variation Of the
Minnesota wing shift, that was q
ground gamer. but Whenever a score
seemed imminent, there was hesitan:
cy. and then fpmbling, which cost
touchdowns. Once. the blue rushed
the ball more than half the length Of
the field by brilliant running. only
to- be held for downs within foot Of
the line.
Yaleis defense was excellent, and
only cnce did Maine make first down
the last play of the game. Captain
Ketcham Of Yale played q brilliant
game IN his new position at left
guard.
Harvard IN Good Form.
CAMBRIDGE. 9Mass.3, October 4.
Playing a conservative game, the
Harvard foefbalI eleven registered
fourteen points against Bates and
held their opponents without q, score
on the water soaked gridiron Of the
stadium t1aay. - y
at no time WAS the criipson goal
threatened. ana only cr1ce, when an
onside kick Melted thitty-five yards,
did Bates gain first down. The Har-
ward teams offe1se Mas found want
ing at times especially 81 the third
period. when they failed to score and
were held for downs on Bates three
yard line
Harvard did not. as was expected,
present Its fnli strength today. Brick
Icy scored an easy field goal from the
line
p2nnsy lvania Wins 20 to o.
PHIIADELPHiA, October; 4. - ells
exeeuted FORWARD passes enabled the
.aiFersity of Pennsylvania football
team to defeat the Lafayette College
eleven on Franklin field today by the
score Of 10 to o.
It was a veteran team that Lafay-
cite sent against a mixed lineup of
old and new players. and the latter
had to resort to much open play to
gain the victory. Pennsylvania could
make but little impression on Lafay~
ette,s lines and ahnd TO fall back on
forward passess ~ this department,
the Quakers gayera splendid exhibit
ton. the majority of their passes be-
Ing successful In the first period
Pennsyl vanias by open play got the
ball to Lafayette's forty-yari line,
from which Mark Marshall drop-kick-
ed a beautiful field goal.
Toward the end sof the game Penn
sylvania frequently resorted to the
forward pass, and worked the ball to
Lafayette's twenty-five yard line by
this means.
Princeton In Walk.
! PRINCET0N IN. j., October A.
Princeton swamped Fordham in foot
ball this afternoon by a score of So
to O. The tigers played an open
game. The team which started for
soon was changed for the
second.strfng men, and these in turn
we're relieved by ether substitutes I'M
til nearly the entire squad had q
chance to play.
Scores.
At Cambridge Harvard IA, Bates
D.
At New Haven Yale o, University
Of Maine o. -
At PRINCETON Princeton &c., Ford
ham o. ( i. j ID
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania 10,
LAFAYETTE o.
At Ithaca Cornell 81, oberIin IL.
At Annapolis fMd.)-Navys o, Uni
Versity of Pittsbutg o. e.. >. (.
At Ann Arbor mich. )-Michigan
is, Case o. - : E.. j.
At South Bethlehem Carlisle 81, Lee
high Z. Z, &.-.,... .-r.s.sss
At Minneapolis 25,
ames n 80 .s,-.--