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THE PITTSBUKC TOESS SPORTING NEVS SPORTING SECTION SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22. 1916. ONE TO EIGHT" PAGES ONE TO EIGHT PITTSBURG. a. in ii 1 nil FTP JL1 IU '0 A 0 1 Football Scores Join ME I LETS Glenn Warner's Machine Ploughs Through Bill Hollen-back's New York State "Beef Trust" for 30 Points TEM BRieH Pittsburgh is "dressing up" for next week's "big Thousands of visitors are coming to join with us in the glad festivities of the City Charter Centennial.

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The interference was. perfect and the old running attack of Coach Warner proved that no matter how well another team might play, his charges can beat them. There was nothing used throughout the game by the Pitt players but straight football. They employed the run from kick formation, the crisscross, the off-tackle play and line bucks. Every one of these varieties, supported by irresistible interference, produced the gain when it was wanted, and the showing made by Pittsburg is bound to rank it among the high liners in college circles.

The whole team was engaged in the defeat of the foe which a few days ago was the favorite to the tune of 10 to 6 In the betting. HASTINGS A PITT STAR. The whole team was on its feet and when they first got possession of the ball in the first quarter the Pitt players inarched down the field, ploughing through the heavy Orange line, piercing the tackles and guards, circling the ends and proving that the drive could not be stopped. They were a scared combination, it is true, but they played like fiends They were out for blood, and they got what they wanted. The smoothness with which the combination operated was remarkable.

Every man was in his play, ready to take out his opponent or stop him if he carried the ball. Never was the Pitt goal threatened. The Syracuse team could not decipher its opponents. The Pitt men were hideous "tanks" to them, and there was no offense or defense that could throw itself against them. Surging down the field, with never a fumble to mar the perfection with which everything coordinated, Pitt overcame, trampled and annihilated the local representatives.

Hastings was a. star at left halfback. He played a wonderful game on both offense and defense. He followed his interference cleverly and squirmed and serpentined whenever he wished to evade a tackier. He would have covered almost the distance of the field on one occasion had he not fallen when he attempted to sidestep Jleehan, the Orange quarterback.

SYRACUSE WEIGHT MELTS. On the defense he was alert to every play -and if any-Syracuse men broke through the line or received a forward pass, he was there to grab them before an advance was made. On one occasion he grabbed the ball from the air on an attempted forward pass by his opponents and prevented their becoming dangerous-near his own goal. Pat Herron. the Monessen youth, distinguished himself at right end.

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fente he was ready his man as soon as the ball, was passed. Carlson and Morrcw when called upon were ready for their share. Carlson was conspicuous in running down the Syracuse puntF. HOW PITT SCORED. Pittsburg lost no time in starting its powerful scoring combination on the way to victory.

A touchdown resulted from rapid fire smashes in the first quarter and McLaren was sent over the line. Hastings kicked goal. Two intercepted forward passes forced Syracuse to punt and an interchange gave the visitors-the best of the play. The quarter ended with the ball in Syracuse's possession with a touchdown in sight. In the second period, five straight smashes after Pittsburg had taken the ball on a punt put over another touchdown.

Hastings missed his try for goal, but came through with a field goal a few moments later from the 23-yard line. Another touchdown resulted from McLaren's efforts in the third period and Those Good Warm Com? forts and Blankets Big assortments low prices your own terms at Pickering's I Is the Celebration Sale Price for This $75.00 the Celebration aal i i A 7 Parlor-Bedroom Suit Beautiful new pattern, exactly like Illustration cnoice or manogany or golden oak finish. Seats and backs covsred with chase leather. Complete with Spring and Mattress at this sensational price. Hastings again missed goal.

The final touchdown came in the last after which Hastings kicked goal. -The story of the tamp in detail follows' I FIRST QUARTER. Hastings kicked to the 30-yard line to Cobb who was downed. Meehan made no' gain. A forward pass failed.

Williams went through the line for 6 yards. Mee- i nan made first down. On Meehan's drop of a double pass on the next play he lost four yards. Meehan gained one yard at center rumoe backed for a punt and was tackled by Herron. Pitt's ball.

McLaren made four yards through center. Hastings skirted the end for four yards. McLaren fumbled and recovered. DeHart circled left end. but did not make first down.

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McLaren plowed center for four yards. Hastings went through 1-ft tackle for five yards Hastings made first down on 20-yard line and DeHart on a double pans made two tnrougn the line for two more. Hastings went behind splendid interference and made five yards. Hastings yard line McLaren went through right: guard and gained two yards. DeHart was stoppod for no gain through the Una if' was Pitt first doan on the four-yard' line on a penalty.

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Rafter wai 3 lacKieu lor a Williams failed to pair, through left tackle. Dumoo punted to Hastings, who ran from Pitt 44 to Svracoie's 39-ard Ime DeHart, on a sptaSr end run. made 14 yards, supported by marvelous interference. The end of first qnar- Genuine China and Hand-Painted i Uest Pocket Autographic Elodak This efficient little instrument can be your inseparable Vest Pockst Autographic Kodak $6 Bolt Case for Same 75 Think of Getting Such a Dinner Set A real and permanent library of the world's Pathe Pathephone $Cf) Like Illustration Syracuse 2a-yard line 1 Score: Pitt, Syracuse, 0. une SECOND PERIOD.

8ained seven yards through left tackle. Hastings made one throurh left I tackle. -McLaren advanced four left tackle, making first touchdown flor-i row. through left guard, accounted for more. Hastings gained two vards left guard.

At right guard he went through for a touchdown. Hastings missed goal Pitt, 13: Syracuse, 0. i Seagel was substituted for Gilmore and Wright 'for Williams. Hastings kicked to Rafter on the six-yard line, who ran It back his own 35-yard line and was tackled by Hastings. Wright made two yards at right tackle.

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Waite, the giant guard, kicked to De-Hart, who ran the ball back from the 9 to 'the S5-yard line. Hastings, on a run from kick formation fell and made no gain. On a pass. McLaren to DeHart. the latter made yards.

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