Carlisle at Pennsylvania

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 26, 1913, page 59

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  MARSHALL’S RUN SAVES QUAKERS Eighty-Yard Sprint for a Score Enables Penn to Tie Indians, 7 to 7. WARMERS ELEVEN is MUCH THE BETTER Gained Much More Ground Than Br0oke’s Team and Deserved to Win. PHILADELPHIA, October Is. Marshall, the fleet quarterback on the University OF Pennsylvania foot ball eleven, saved the Red and Blue from a defeat at the hands OF the Carlisle Indians on Franklin Field this afternoon. when he ran eighty yards for touchdown after receiving the kickoff in the third quarter and then kicked the goal. The Red skins had scored 2 points in the second period and thus the contest resulted in ? to ? tie. The Quakers were extremely lucky in getting away with the honors divided. for during the entire game they were completely outplayed by the Indians With the field a veritable sea OF mud, the big forwards of Coach Brookes team were unable to hold their ground against the line plunges of Guyon and Calac. As a result Warmers proteges with the old style of attack gained 257 yards. from scrimmage, as COM pared to 81 by Penn. Seventeen first downs were made by the Redskins, while the best Pennsyivania could do was two. Have a Smashing Attack. The smashing attack of the Indians ~ suited in Guyon breaking through the Quakers’ line for a touchdown from the 15-yard line, and after Carlow kicked the goal it looked as If Coach Brooke’s | eleven was in for trouncing. The line up and summary:

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  The Washington herald, October 26, 1913, page 26

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  CARLISLE OUTPLAYS PENNSYLVANIA TEAM Red and Blue Eleven Is Lucky to Get al to 7 Tie with the Red Men. GUYoN IN THE LIMELIGHT Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. Z.-Pennsylvania was extremely lucky to tie the Carlisle Indians in their annual football game today by the score of z to Z. The Qualers were outplayed every minute. and made but a single first down, while the red skins gained almost at will. The Indians gained ten yards to every one for Pennsylvania That the Quakers scored at all, was due to some poor tackling by the In dians, and a wonderful run by Marshall who caught the Indian kick-off at the beginning Of the second half and after fumbling the ball recovered II and ran 50 yards for score The Indian line out played their heavier Quaker forwards. Every time the ball was snapped the Indians got the jump on their opponents. AS the game progressed the Quaker attack grew weaker until the last few minutes. when a succession OF forward passes were tried but 10 no avail The Indians scored their touchdown toward the end of the first period. Getting the ball at midfield, they rushed Il straight down the field without losing it and in ten plays had scored, Guyon making the and Carlow kicking the goal. Half dozen times the Indians had the bail within striking distance. The red men were very aggressive and were pen allied four times for a loss OF 70 yards Pennsylvania was not penalized once.

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  The Salt Lake tribune. (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, Utah, October 26, 1913, page 1

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  PENN IS SAVED FROM DEFEAT BY MARSHALL Carlisle Gains 257 Yards Against Penn’s 81; Indian Backfield Plays Havoc PHILADELPHIA. oct. 25.-MaTshaiL the neet quarterback ot the University OF Pennsylvania football eleven. Kaved the Red and Blue from q defeat At the hands Of the Carlisle Indians or Franklin neic this afternoon. when he ran eighty yards for n touchdown after receiving the kickor In the third quarter. and then kicked goal The redskins had scored seven points In the second period. and thus the contest resolved into a To : tie. The QuakeTs were extremely lucky IN getting away with the honorS divided. for dur!ng the entire game they were outp!ayed by the Indians With the Geld a sea OF mud. tho big forwards OF Coach Brooke’s team were unable 20 hold their ground against the line plungea OF Guyoa and CAlac- As result. Warmers protsges. with the old style o. attack. gained 251 yards from scrimmages as compared with % BY Pennsylyanla. Seventeen Grst downs were made BY the redskins. whilo tho beat Pennsylvania could DO Was two. The smashing attack o, the Indians resuited IN Guyon breaking through the Quakers’ line FOR n touchdown from the l5-yHrd line, and after Carlow Kicked the goa ~ looked hs though Coach Brooke eleven vas In for n trimming Tho lineup and summary; Pernsrlyauia Ca ariiAle.

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Pennsylvania leads 13–⁠6–⁠2 in 21 meetings, counting the two since this game.