Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-10
HARVARD'S VICTORY OVER MICHIGAN
WASHING Way SPECTACULAR GAME
YoSS Men Didn't Uncover Any of the Sensational Open Foot
ball That Was Expected of Them = Wisconsin Holds
Chicago to Tie Score-Army Runs Up Big Score

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football. few forward passes or other
open plays being attempted.
Princeton Z, Williams z.
PRINCETON, n, j.. Oct. 81
Princeton and Williams met in foot,
ball here today and the game re-
suited il a TOT tie. the Tigers scor.
ing their touchdown and goal with
only two minutes TO play.
The Princetonians lacking and In
reference were poor, while Williams
had sterling defense and crashing
attack. .ar
Syracuse "a. Carlisle 3.
/. BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct, Syracuse
University defeated Carlisle here to-
day, "a to 3. Carlisle's attempts at
the open game virtually ended dlsas-
trousIy, the Indians most notable
gains being made by Capt Caiac
through the Syracuse center.
CAMP RANDALL, MADISON. Wis.,.
Oct 31.-For the first time in two
years Chicago Maroons today left
gridiron without the laurels Of victory.
The lighting Badgers, nerved 10 q CONF
bat decisive in its character, played
game worthy of It's importance, and.
outfighting the Chicagoans, held them
to pointless draw.
For Wisconsin Bellows was the
chief winner of glory, and his accu.
rate. long punts so far outdistanced
tLose of Des Jardien and Russell that
the ball for most of the game was on
Chicago ground, The loss Of Gray
whose twisted leg gave way early In
the game, weakened the Maroon at.
tack and his great runs were sadly
missed, though Russelrs fancy dashes
and Floods line drives partially made
up for them,
To the surprise Of the spectators.
the much heralded new football"
was hardly in evidence. Straight
football predominated In the attack
on both sides, and, though at least
"a dozen forward passes were tried by
both teams, the opposing backs and
ends wrecked nearly all Of them.
Missouri II, Kansas Aooies 3.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Oct. 31.-The
University OF Missouri eleven, out.
weighed Is pounds to the man. SUR
prised its followers this afternoon by
winning from the heafy Kansas Agrt-
cultural College team, score Is 10 3.
The Missouri team was hard pressed
in the earlier periods, In which the
Kansas players defense was the best.
Notre Dame Fl, Haskell 7.
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 81 Berg
man, Notre Danes midget quarter
back, played wonderful football today
and his team defeated Haskell Indi-
ans 81 to Z. Three times Bergman.
catching Haskell's punts, went
through the entire broken field for
touchdowns. His runs averaged 70
yards
Nebraska 20, Ames 7.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct 3f.-The Afnes
Agricultural College football team was
put out of the running for the Nilsson
ri valley championship here this after.
noon when. after outplaying the Ne
braska team for threeQuarters, they
weakened and Nebraska won by q
score of 20 to Z. Ames scored early
in the first quarter
Illinois n, Minnesota 6.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 31-Minneso-
ta's western championship hopes were
shattered and Illinois chances for
premier hOnors stand out brightly on
the football horizon as a result Of the
latter's p to victory over the Goph-
ers today in one of the most bitterly
contested games ever played on North.
rop field
Hard Game for Navy.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct. 31.-Navy
met a tartar here this. afternoon IN
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Of North Carolina and gained tV1o-
point victory, is to IL, in the most
warmly contested game played on the
Navy field in a long time. The mar
gin of victory was due to blocked
punt, which fell behind the A. and NJ.
goal line. and was recovered By the
visitors for safety.