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THE PITTSBURG PRESS SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1914 "SPORTING SECTION PAGE POtTO era i mm 0 HUM ro)nnnnnjg)nj ju LI Uii uvlI Lr LfL TIM if if Wf iru Kibiyiki JVL SOME OF CARNEGIE'S TECH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS mwrm w'aii Williamson fell across the line betwean tackle and guard. Scores Two Touchdowns to One by Middies Williamson Works Hard DeHart Makes Long Run PITT ALERT ALL THE In the third period the Navy almost exactly duplicated this performance Overesch carried Mitchell's pass 22 yards to Pitt's line, and the former was bumped over for the Navy's only score. Mitchell's failure to dupli-cate Hastings goal frorA touchdown looked like a bad break until in the latter part of the same period tho visitors came through with another touchdown, which placed 1'iPt far In, the lead and practically out of dan- i ser of being overtaken. The circumstances of Pitt's second touchdown furnished a good demonstration of the constant alertness of the whole visiting team. It was on the occasion of a spurt on the part of Annapolis, Oct.

10. With an exhibition of all-around football strength, augmented by an ability to torn all tier opponent's errors to good account, the University of Pittsburg- eleven fully justified the fears of the Navy here this afternoon and came throngn a fiercely contested gridiron battle victorious by the decisive score of 13 to 0. Everything in the line of football offense wm given a place In the attack of the two contenders and though the penalties -were few and tell the tale of a clean contest, there was probably the Navy attack following fn ex-chancre of punts that the whole. Pitt ww-m wm w-W'i wWm rush line broke through and blocked Klodgett's punt. The ball Bailed! straight up and out of the struggling group-beneath it.

I'eck, the fast cen-j ter man on the visiting team, leaped Into the air and snatching the ball above the mass of groping bands wiggled through the mixup and dashed across for the score that sewed up Pittsburg's victor-. The Navy attack showed splendid recuperative powers at several stages of tne game and encouraged by the wild shouts of the loyal midshipmen in the stands gave the visitors some severe scares. The fourth period came near se.einr the tally evened up. This period was mad rather monotonous by a persistent exchange of punts during the earlie- minutes of play. The Navy players seemed intent on wearing their rrtAM -i I tholp never a harder game staged on the Navy field than the one with the Penn-sylvanians today.

The advantage that the visiting- team aeemed to have In the weight of its linemen, was more than offset by the eize of the Navy backfield, which excluding- Mitchell at quarterback, averaged 185 pounds. Add to the matter of -weight, the Navy backfield showed a speed that was surprising in such big men and the power or tnls combination tested the defensive ability of the visitors' line to the breaking point at several stages of the contest but at every point when a stonewall was necessary to prevent a touchdown througn the line. Coach Duff's defense stiffened and forced the Navy to employ less certain tactics which time and again lost the home team the ball and a chance to score. tactics chansred and taking the ball i Lft to rlrl McCansrfcey eap'tnln 1 Left to rljpht McCanghey, captain and tnckie: Kraaer, qaarterback) OU'tnger. fallbavki Crawford, Mitchell.

BOUTS ON MONDAY near tne center il tne neiu, Vail and Alexander began smashing through the Pitt line for steady gains and what seemed like an almost certain-score was only halted on Pitt's 12-yard line, where Duff's men braced and held for downs. The game in detail- shows the nature of the plays: FIRST PEBtOD. Captain OverMch won the toss and Blodgett kicked oft out of bounds. The play was started again. Hastings got the ball on the 20-yard line and carried It Ave yards out of bounds.

The Navy line held on two attempts and Williamson mails three yards around left end. Navy was penalized five yard, but on the next play took the ball on a rumble on Pitt's line. Blodgett made a yard through tackle and Mitchell tosss a forward pass out of bounds on Pitt's 15-yard line. Hartley of Pitt fumiled on the first attempt. Blodgett and Failing- bucked the line for first down on Pitt's eight-yard line.

Harrison made two yards, but Blodgett lost the" Navy a good chance to score he fumbled to Smith on Pltt'a 10-yard line. Pitt was placed out, of danger when Williamson punted ever' Blodgett' head and on an exchange of punts Pitt gained 40 May recovering for East Liberty aad Farquhar kicked out of danger. The second score came early in the third quarter. After Central rushed the. -ball down to E.

L. A's 4M yard line by short bucks through tackle, Mclntyre made a bad pass to Ewir.g and Gumbert recovered for East Liberty. On the first GAME CLOSELY CONTESTED. There was nothing- one-sided about the game from start to finish, botn teams using- many substitutions and both showing- bursts of speed ans power and attack that-kept the result in doubt. At the line plunging ganm 'the heavy Navy backfield had ranch the better of the arsrnment, but tne fleeter Pitt backs time and again up the battle by lonr- end runs.

To Dehart of Pitt goes the credit or the longest run of the game, which was made around the Navys right end during the last period of play. He was one of the three first-ciass quarterbacks whom the visiting coach linen with'frequent changes as the play 'progressed. Two of the touchdowns of the day were the direct result of long forward passes. The first score came in the initial period when with the ball in striking distance of the Navy goal line, Williamson shot an accurate nass EAST LIBERTY BEATS CENTRAL AT LAWRENCEVILLE WILKINSBURG WON IN EASY FASHION FROM SHAOYSIDE "With the Lawrenceville club's sec ond boxing- show in Waldemeler hall. Williamson to Herron went wild.

Haat-ings fell far short on an attempted field goal, and Blodgett punted on Navy'a first down from Navy's 20-yard line. Miller opened up with an 18 -yard run around left end to the Navy'a 23-yard Una. Two attempts through the line by Hastings and Hanley landed the ball on Navy's 20-yard line and Williams made first down on a short ran around right end. Navy at this point was playing strictly a defensive game, with Pitt carrying the game into their opponents' teeth. A forward pass, Williamson to Herron.

netted Pitt 13 yards ing painfully. Dehart made four yards around left end. Hastings punted out of. bounds on Navy'a 35-yard line following failures to gain through the line. The whole Pitt line charged through and blocked Blodgett'a attempted punt on Navy's first play an.i Peck taking the ball from the air cleared the crowd and registered Pitt's second touchdown.

Hastings misled tho goal following a klek-out to the 18-yard line. Score: Pitt, 13; Navy, 6. On the kick-off. Hastings and Hanley let the ball through and over the line, and the visitors started play on the 20-yard line. On a long swing toward left end Overesch downed Dehart for a five-yard loss and Hastings fumbled out of bounds on the next play.

Two line assaults brought one yard, but Failing took a rhort pasa through for eight yards cn a fake kick, but the Pitt line braced and took the ball on downs and Dehart tore around Navy's right end 2a yards HIGH GRID TE but one day off, interest among local boxing: fans is increasing in leaps and play hloan got away around left end. and twisting and squirming eluded several tackles, and. with an open field, out-ran tho Central ends for a touchdown, having run 67 yards. On the punt out Quinn dropped the ball, and the kick was not allowed. East Liberty by usinsr a wide open style of play completely bewildered Central at times, and when chances looked brightest.

Sloan "was equal to the task. Besides getting away for two long end runs of 167) and yards, his tacklina- several times dropped men in opei field. Yesterday afternoon Wilklnsburg High opened their fight for the Syracuse trophy by defeating Khadyside academy by the score of 26 to 0. Wilkinsburg started off with a rush and scored a touchdown on the second down or about a minute after play started. But for the continued downpour of rain Wilklnsburg would have run up a much larger score.

After about three minutes of play it started to rain in sheets and continued to do so throughout the game. to Herron, just In front of the -Navy yards, when Hanley carried the ball to gonl and on the second following play the center of the field. A forward pass, Coach Andy Kerr's Boys Forced to Take Short End of a 1 2 to 0 Score Wilklnsburg used a varied attack which was fill. I successful. The feature of the first part of to Navy a three-yard line, and placed the ball just in front of the posts.

Hastings made two yards through left tackle. On the next play Williamson hushed the Navy rooter when he fey over tho line for a touchdown. Hastings kicked goal. Score Pitt 7. Navy 0.

Iliodgett kicked to Miller, who brought the ball to tho visitors' 35-ynrd line. On the lli-Ht play Pitt waa penalized for offside piay. This ended the tirst period. Score Pitt 7, Navy U. bounds.

George Lewis and Whitie Wensel are In fighting trim and have laid off training. Both are down to weight and each is confident of his string of victories. Whitie Wensel, although he has won his last five fights, has his first time to put across a k. and according to close friends. White i3 of the opinion that he will start a k.

o. record Monday night. Lewis is a past master when it comes to handing out free transportation to dreamland, and Wen-zel will have to watch himself to avoid taking an excursion to that place. On account of illness. Red Raven has been forced to withdraw from the semi-final in which he was to meet George Styperck, of McDonald.

The officials have been fortunate in securing the services of Celmar to take Raven's- place. the game was the forward passing and line plunging of Wilklnsburg. During the last three quarters the ground waa so wet East Liberty. Blatchner L. Farquhar L.

Mav L. Schmeltz (Capt. i i i. inL. ir.

i ni rr IJ 3 on a spectacular run to Navy 35-yard line when Navy braced against three attacks. Dehart tossed a pass out of bounds on the Middies' 20-yard line. Navy elected to continue on the defensive and Dehart caught Alexander's punt cm the visitors 30-yard line running back to the 45-yard marie. 5 and muddy that It was impossible to noia the ball and there was continual fumbling Central. Goidrnan Roberts Suc-op Mclntyre McCtbs Gallately Leviniwm Huffman Ewlng Capt.

Levy Hackmelster Glass R. on both sides. Shadyslde played a good game that they were completely outclassed East Liberty Academy yesterday eliminated a strong contest In the Inter-scholastlc league by defeating Central R. Quinn O. Sloan L.

Kellar Gumbert Kiehl, Spencer and Speer were easily the stars for Shadyslde and they played a brilliant game. For Wilklnsburg Capt, Ege and Wolf son Fleming's fc1 Old Export W1 Substitutes Johnson for Gold Pryor stared. The line up Wilklnsburg. Bardes berg for McCabe: Jewett for Sloan: Deutch-eon for Quinn. Kellar for Deutcheon.

Mr-Cab for Goldberg. Moon for Glass. Succop for Slick for Huffmann. Touch-down; Quinn. Sloari.

Referee Coarrov of Shadyslde. Kiehl Dowling Ridall Benedum Jownes Liggett Another for Grenets. Cornel. Lmpire Hendricks of Westminster. Time of quarters 12 minutes.

Grenets 61. Butler Sterling :0. .1 .1 a R. i. R.

K. 1 F. Welsh Bannon K. O. Born Thompson Pryor Dunn My res Tllbrook Starkey Kge.

Saltzman Heilman Puffinburg Substitutes Speer. Capt. SECOND PERIOD. Hanley made a yard through tackle 'and Williamson came up five yards on a fake kick. Pitt waa' penalized 10 yards and Williamson kicked out of boanda on his own S7-yard line.

With the Navy rootera yelling for revenge. Failing tore through tackle for first down on two auccesxive attempts. Blodgett continued the ripping for 1 yards more, but with the ball on the visitors' 12-yard line, the Pitt line braced and cut down two attempts through center. Uuff sent Hockensmith in ut center and the Navy waa badly set back by a 15-yard penalty when a score seemed imminent. Navy let loose a forward pass.

Failing towsed Into the bunch, and after the bail waa Juggled by the group. Hicks of Navy broke away to i'itt's three-yard line. Mitch-ll'a forward pass waa grounded and the ball went to Pitt on downs. Williamson punted to Hlodtett on Pltt'a 45-yard line. After two attempts by the iiiddieH, Williamson grabbed Falling's forward pans.

Herron got away for 20 yards with Williamson's forward pass. Nine Runs: Three Hits. Spencer J. Born Bollinger This was the end of the third period. Score: Pitt, 13; Navy.

6. FOURTH PERIOD. Starting with the hall on Pitt's 45-yard line. Heil. substituted for Dehart, was thrown for a 15-yard loss and Alexander brought Hastings' put to the center of the field.

Vail grounded a forward pass and the Pitt line held at tackle. On the next charge Failing shot through for eight yards, but Navy's advantage waa killed by a fumble that gave Pitt the ball on their own 49-yard line. Hell's pans to Herron was blocked by Alexander and Hastings punted. Alexander electrified the stands by a slashing end run behind beautiful interference, placing th eball at the center of tho field. By short Jumps the NVvy backfield made first down.

Battering the visitors' line. Falling, Vail and Alexander, by three and four-yard plunges, carried the ball to Pitts' 12-yard line, but the visitors' Hue held at this point and Vail'a pass was captured by Miller. This cleared the atmosphere for 1'itt at a critical stage, and Hastings' long punt over Vall's head laid the ball safe on Navy'a 35-yard line. Alexander Immediately punted In return and In a further exchange of kicks the Navy gained 10 yards. Again Alexander resorted to the punting game, an dafter three attacks against the Navy line, had advanced the ball about eight warls to Pitta' 40-yara lino, the whistle ended the game.

Final score; Pitt 13. Navy 6. Lineup: McM nrdo Miller Walsh Sohrum Walker McKay Parker Swartilander Massart Sinclair L.T.. L. G.

R. i a R. W. H. L.

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Barry Vogely Callahan Simmons Hill Jahovit'a Kelly Hargest Lucas for Wilklnsburg Ktarkev. Stevens for Kae. Ege for Bardee, R. E. 10 0 High school.

13 to 0. East Liberty, although slightly out weighed, outplayed her opponents throughout the game. Central being dangerous on but one occasion. East Liberty scored late in the first half, after Central fumbled on. E.

Lv SO yard ltne. May recovered for E. I A. Quinn made five yards through center and on the next play Sloan got away for a 57 yard run. With splendid interference Sloan ran through the left side of Central's line, and was finally forced out of bounds on the three-yard ltne.

Quinn put it over on a buck through center, but Farquhar missed the goal. E. I A. lost on their chance to score, but a penalty lost the mthe chance. Jewett using his splendid interference, made a 33 yard run around left end.

putting the ball on Central's five yard line. After two tries Quinn put the ball on the- two yard line. Gumbert made one, arid Jewett put in over, but it was called back 'because of holding rln the line. Central's one big chance came early in th second quarter. Quinn fumbled the ball after running back a nunt, and Levy fpll on it on the 25 vard line.

By using Levison as a battering ram the ball was carried to the three vard -line. in the line. Edger for Thompson, Ueorge for Hailman, Hoffman for Pufiinburg. Duff for Myres, 1 0 0 Boylea for Pryor, Davis for Funk, Point for Dunn. McDowell tor Lucas, jcJoy lor xil brook.

Heralvltz for Davis. Touchdowns S. I Allegheny. R. H.

E. 2 3 OiBeicher.r-1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 ..2 2 0 Kelly. 1 1 2 0 Hayden.m-r. 0 1 l1 B. Dent.c.

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Fisher.s Powell. 1 F. Schoot.2. W. Belcher.m.

Hanel.l. Walters.r. Johnson, r. Totals Pufiinburg S. Oeorge.

Ooals from touchdown Ere 2. Substitutes Shadyslde Stafford Braddock Beaten. Braddock Crescents- 9 for Speer, Speer for G. Barnes, Stewart for Cuara-xteed 8 Yetrs Old $1 a Quart See Our Offers Below Cloonam L. Jordon Bollinger.

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Ccr.noliy Powers R. Totals. .10 14 I Fulling to clear -the Navy ends, Williamson was hurt and forced to withdraw. Heil. who replaced him, threw a forward pasa out of boonda and It was Navy's ball on their own 10-yaxd line.

Blodgett punted to Hell, who ca rue back to the. Navy's 45-yard lin Heil's attempted pass to Herron was grabbed by Overeseh. Blodgett i-Oarretty Brown Jeff Mason Lucas Ruddman Korch Rubbo Burns n. i. H-T Sullivan K.

Hughs Q. Scanlon R. Pryle V. Pitt 11. Navy fi.

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Westminster college defeated Slippery Rock State normal here this afternoon. 17 to 0. Slippery Rock put up a good game, but six or eight of the second string men were used by Westminster in the second half. Westminster not taking any unnecessary chances on injuring men preparatory to the W. and J.

game next Saturday. contributed another-failure when he tried Carlson overesch Minky L. Kazan T. Rchlossbach hut Huffmann fumbled on the next play. .1.

Mills Thornhin Smith Peck Reese ones Herron Williamson Hastings U. K. Slinperjl Rock 0. Westminster 17. Smith Hicks Kennedy Harrison Mitchell Blodgett Failing Harold The cream of pure MoHongahela Rye Whiskies a.

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fore he could get his pass free. Blodgett punted to Heil, who was downed on Pltt'a 40-yard line. The Navy line stonewalled on a play against center and Hanley and HH were forced baek on attempted end runs. Overesch smashing the visitors' Interference and and nailing both men. Score at end first half: Pitt 7.

Navy 0. THIRD PKRIOD. Hastings kicked off to Blodgett on Navy's 30-yard line. Williamson, charging In an Blodgett'a pant, juggled the ball and Over-each recovered for Navy on the visitor 4S-yard line. On a twisting play Failing broke away for eight yards and thre line plays made It Navy's first down on Pltt'a 25-yard line.

On a beautiful pass frora Mitchell, Overesch carried the ball over for a touchdown. Mitchell missed the goal. Score: Pitt. 7: Navy. 6.

Milter brought lilodgett's kick-off from the IS to the 23-yard line. Dehart waa aent In for Williamson, who seemed to limp McLaughry McNaugher Buckley Hum Wherry McLaughry Wherry. Field McQuiston Stoops F. Wilson Boyle Albright Hogan Touchdowns Buckley. Goals from touchdown poal Buckley.

Touchdowns Williamson, peck, Overesch. Goal from touchdown Hastings. Substitutions For Pitt, Hockensmith for Jones, Morrow for Hastings, Hail for Williamson. Hastings for Morrow, Williamson for Heil, Dehart for Williamson. Shapira for Peck, Koutherlan for Thornhill.

Heil for Dehart. For Navy, Deroode for Schlessback. Ken-worth for H. Harrison. Alexander for Blodgett.

Graf for Ken worth. Vail tor Mitchell. Miles for Failleg, Ward for Mills, Schloss-back for Derode, Woodward for Kennedy, Bates for Harrison. Officials Referee, Mof-fatt of Princ'eton. Umpire Carl Williams of Penn.

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10. New Castle High school overwhelmed the heavy Sharon High school football team here today and ran up a total of 32 points. NSharon was able to make first down but twice on a penalty and the other on a fumble by New Castle. Sharon last year claimed the cham-nionshiD of northern Pennsylvania. The CHESTNUT GROVE A PENNSYLVANIA RYE lineup: PENN STATE DOWN GETTYSBURG TEAM CARLISLE INDIANS BEATEN BY CORNELL New castie sz.

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IMppe scored first for State after Lamb. Clark Tthaca. N. Oct. 10.

Cornell gave a Vtartlinc exhibition of reversal of form this afternoon when after two consecutive defeats the red eleven turned on the Carlisle Indians and drubbed them to the tune of 21 to The Ithaeans outplayed the red men In every department, except for a few startling gains Ur. Wofferd. a 17-year-old Breer Touchdowns Aul, Taggart 2, Horner, Jevon. Goals from touchdown Taggart 2. Referee Harlan, Pitt.

Umpire. Cutts, Harvard. substitute full back. Lineup. The Battle Against Odds Cornell.

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Albriaht Gains Decision. Hnnlrk L. Hill and Welty had carried the ball from middle fild to the. three-yard line. Lamb kicked goal.

State scored at the beginning of the second half when Lamb on the kirk off. kicked to the goal posts. Gettysburg kicked and State worked the ball down the field on line plunges. Clarke scored. Lamb failed at the goal.

Hoar and Alsrheld started for the visitors. Lineup: Penn State 13. Gettysburg 0. Carlisle. Oct.

10. Albright with Benfcr In the backfield scored a tt i-ictorv over Dickinson this afternoon Moris Anderson R- Bunch i Bailey It. Martei i Lauts Pratt Barrett Crane I Phillippl I H. Calae Collyer F. H.

H. Broker Hill F. Roodruy I Touchdowns Barrett. Shuler 2. Goals Repeated line plunges during the flrst four minutes of play were instrumental In scor-nr turn lnninc touchdown for Allbright.

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Kiski Eleven Beaten. Rockland 0. Smythe L. Snyder Funk Barrett R. McTague Piper Daniel Wilharm-Schmit Ililldale 48.

Henneweg Heaton Isherwood Bishop Sloane Barnes Wertenhach Vaegh McKfoiie Glffen Colbert Sutton It T. R. Blackstock R. Curly Cawsidy Saltsburg. Fa Oct.

10. The Kiskl team David was beaten here today by the W. J. arc- McKee ond team. 20 to 3.

The splendid work of Hartman the W. A i. line in making big holes ac- Donohue for the scoring, and Klskl's attempt Wlmer Moas Klotsbauga O'Brien Glosser Manns Cress W. Wertenbach Q. B.

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Reich Sutler Met McKelvy Kennedy Reich. Goals Con ion Tauchdowns-r-Sgran. Nuss. a tte a Fe 3 Conloa L. a.

Conat Naismith H. Emeal Coyle F. Malear Pinkie Griffith from neld Pempsey. Goals from touchdowns Nausmith Egan (2). Coyle.