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THE PITTSBURG FTOEBS SPORTING SECTION SPORTING NEWS PAGES ONE TO EIGHT PITTSBURG. PA SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1916. PAGES ONE TO EIGHT JBecorx? Crowds Promised 75 Football Scores y32, JneChfcf CGntiennfal am Warner's ighty Machine Moves One Step Nearer Championship by Defeating Old Penn, 20 to 0 COIXKGE. Pitt Penn 20 Jnc hrniiaf of JBtS Mhugs Thiel 0 Dartmouth 3 Cornell W. 1 VilUt Nova 7 V.

of CJeorgia 3 Kutgei-H 2 Srhirnld 1 galley. 14 inn 1 LiKJsai .1 11 1 a. ..7 .23 ..21 ..48 .87 .27 0 13 ..17 .13 ..13 .67 ..3 ..14 .40 Carnegie Tech Prlnreton Harvard Yale Armjr Navy ftrown Penn State ColKiite I.afayette Columbia Kowdnin Swnrthmore Muhlenberg Colby New York Cicorgetown Dickinson Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Northwestern Michliran "WiliiumH 14a ten I rinus Bueknell Maine 1 ion Albright F. Si Iowa Chicago Purdue Drake Syracuse Mich. Kreshmen.

By W. B. McVicker. Football fan of Pittsburg: yesterday at Korbes Field saw the ftronirest team that ever represented the University of Pittsburg, elowly tear apart the crack gridiron machine sent here from Philadelphia by the University of Pennsylvania and dash the hopes of the Red and Blue students and alumni. The final score was -2 Oto (1 in favor of the Gold and IJlue gridders, a tally which fails, how-evert to show the superiority of the local team over their rivals.

In matting- tiiis statement no rejection Is cast unon the Penn team, pvprv .14 M. A. C. Tufts 12 Washington 7 Itrnwr I nir. 19 21 see bl I'niv, MisMouri 0 We want Pittsburcrh's thousands of visitors this week to 3 J'W Asrcies 13 AMFRirA'S ORRATRST FIIRNITURR STORE at its best! I Indiana 10 Kolln 6 reichton IS Nebraska Weslfy'n Kantian Oklahoma 14 Haskell 6 Akron 0 0 St.

Marys 10 Wooster (. 0 Heidelberg 21 Kenyon 0 Kentucky 32 Bethany 0 Maryland Catholic- t' 7 Ohio Northern 0 Vlrftinia 6 itoanoke Va. Military Insti.13 Assortments, values and terms that will make you say, in glad surprise. No wonder there's no other store like Pickering's!" I r- In ion 37 ittenberg 43 Otterbein 55 Case 27 Western Kesreve. Ohio 6 Cincinnati 0 Marietta 37 Haverford t.eltiKh 7 Uenison 19 Vanderbilt 27 Iavidon 21 Noi th Carolina Auburn 7 Oencva.

7 W. -Va. 9 W. Va. "Wesleyan.

.19 -Allegheny 1 Miss. A. M. Buffalo College WayneKbiiru Westminister tirove City lavis Jb-lkins licst tu-glnia. 58 SCHOOLS.

estinghouse H. 0 Teabody II. Swissvale II. 7 Fifth Ave. II.

H. 0 I robe. II. 27 New Castle H. S.

7 California Normal. 7 KiskI 9 Clairton II. 29 "Wilkinsburg II. S. .14 Mereersburg Aead.14 Pitt Freshmen 7 fcannette 14 Washington High.

14 Agnetian 25 Diimiesne Fn 62 I'niiintown H. S-. Cornell Fresh Cai-ncsie H. S. Johnstown 11.

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C'. massive $ou ioiomai Buffet. Here's a Roomful of Beautiful Jacobean Style Library or 75 Parlor Furniture a $30.00 Four-Piece Suit, Special at Pickering's for. Tne suit is exactly like this illustration. All the chairs are large and comfortably roomy and the table is extra large.

The su'; is made of thoroughly seasoned oak. in a rich fumed finish. The seats and backs are covered with brown Spanish 1 his $55 Bedroom yc Suit, On Easy Terms, For Just. Dresser and Chiffonier in either genuine quartered oak or mahogany. Large, beautifully shaped mirrors.

Quartered oak in either fumed or golden finish. Massive, elegant lines real first-clas3 workman- trenei Crescent Seconds 0 St. Stephens 3 Tarleton 30 Stantons 30 Valley Tigers ii Eureka A. A J3 Tiger Seconds 0 Hawey Seconds. ..44 Perry sville -0 P.

4. Doran 6 Hangh A. Kankin A. A 20 C. C.

Cadets. .13 Bristol A. A 6 Waltham Golden Kiiffies ....28 SehafTnitt A. 6 St. Stephens .51 Hope Seconds 31 Dallas A.

A alley Indians Majestic. Lincoln' Seconds. Sheridan Jrs. Fremont Termon Liberty Kagles Pitcairn Seconds N. lirad.

Hose Co. Homenood A. A. I'erry Reserves Hill Toy A. Hometown player on which showed at his best and fought for victory like a demon.

Old Penn was outplayed, but not out- Framed. Old Penn was soundly trounced i ut not discouraged. Meetings a superior team, the visitors bowed before the, inevitable, but kicked up quite a rumpus in making their bow. Holding- the Panther3 to field groal in the first quarter, a touchdown and a field goal in the second, to a blank in the third and one touchdown in I the fourth session, much credit is due the visitors, as, according to experts 1 who have seen "Warner's proteges in action this fall, Penn was called upon to face the greatest gridiron machine i In America today. Hastings tallied the most points for Pitt, scoring 14 of the 20 points an- nexed by the Panters.

It was Hastings who booted a goal from placement In the first quarter thus scoring a field goal. It was Hastings who tallied again in the second quarter in the same fashion and Hastings 'who crossd the coveted chalk mark in the last period with the pigskin tucked safely beneath his arm for Pitt's last score: Andy also kicked the goals following his own and DeHart's touchdowns. JIMMIE DEHART A Although Hastings gets credit for most of the Panthers points, it would "be unfair to say that he was the local team's stellar performer. Bearing in mind the high class work of every man on the Warner squad, there can be no denial of the statement that DeHart, the Panthers' wonderful halfback, contributed the most sensational features of the struggle. Time after time, the monstrous crowd was brought to its feet- by some thrilling run by DeHart, and when.

the whistle announced the close hostilities, this star had covered himself with glory. Despite the "bear stories sent out from Philadelphia to the effect that Jtierry, Penn's sensational fullback, would not be in the game, were proven untrue when the Red and Blue grid-tiers trotted out on the field. Although he is given credit for spurring on his teammates to a victory over the Penn tate eleven one week ago, he failed to turn the trick yesterday. Time and again the Penn star was thrown be fore his interference had time to form ahead of him, while -tUo work of the I'itt ends. Herron and Carlson, prevented him from giving a demonstration of his.

wonderful prowess in running through a broken field after catching punts. He was forced to retire near the end of the game with an injured ankle. FUMBLING WAS HURTFUL. It can be safely said that fumbling, that bugaboo of all gridiron coaches, prevented the Panthers from scoring srt least two more touchdowns. During -the game, the local players muffed the oval seven times while Penn performed the same stunt four times.

The visitors recovered all of their, and Pitt all but one. The Gold and Blue eleven was held for downs but once, while 15 first downs are placed to their credit. Penn made but four first downs during the entire game. Four of Penn's numerous forward passes were Intercepted by Warner's men. Peck chalking up a run of 22 yards on one of these.

7 Those who witnessed the strenuous activities at Forbes Field yesterday have nothing but words of praise for "All-American Peck." The sturdy ctn-ter was a tower of strength for the victors, seeming to be in every scrimmage of the afternoon. Despite the fact that he received the almost undivided attention of Left Guard Ifenning. Center Wray and Right Guard of the Penn team, he managed to break up many of his opponents plays before they were rightly started. In the last ship in every detail. chaso leather.

Vy'-nY'iIiI Oakdale Liggett A. A Christy Park A. K. O. .14 Tasml -Irs 21 Taretton A.

A r. 30 Olympics 13 Avalun I.agles Kuri ka A. A 13 Ounura Carlton A. C. ellesley A.

Swans-- S. Oarden Nixon John Morrow S. Majestic Tigers. SCORE TO DATE OFT HE LEADING I ELEVENS i.75 9n PITTSBURG. Westminster.

Pittsburg. Oct. 7. Tsavy, Annapolis. Oct.

14....... Syracuse. Syracuse, Oct. 21 Penn. Pittsburg.

Oct. 28 Think of Getting This Massive Colonial Bed For Just 58 0 20 19 30 0 20 The Sale jy For This $12 Price Is Just 1 cVa)? Beautiful new pattern, in. either fumed oak or i tor This $35 Chiffonier 128 19 Totals Attractive I WASHINGTON AND' JEFFERSON. All solid oak, handsomely paneled. Colonial pattern.

C. Ionial style massive in design and size. All quartered oak. mahogany. I In the Sale, This Elegant $80.00 Parlor-Bedroom I Suit, Complete With Mattressand Springs, For Bethany.

Washington. Sept. 23. 37 6 Oeneva, Washington. Sept.

30.. 53 0 W. Va. Wesloyan, Oct. 7 21 0 Marietta.

Washington, 4 47 fi Westminster. Washington. Oct. 21.. 12 0 Yale, New Haven, Oct.

2S 14 36 Totals .184 4S PENNSYLVANIA. Nat. Farm Sept 16 SS 0 Vinromo. Philadelphia. Sept.

23 33 0 West Virginia. Philadelphia, Sept. 30 3 0 7.1. Philadelphia. Oct.

7...... 27 0 Swarthmore. Philadelphia. Oct. 14..

0 Pnn State. Philadelphia, Oct. 21... 15 0 Pitt. Pittsburg.

Oct. 8. 0 20 Totals 144 28 This Us Ihlora Ue PftOUE That Just. Just as the picture shows it massive, beautiful, unusually desirable. Fumed oak with seats and backs covered with brown Spanish Chase leather.

The Davenport opens to a full-size bed, complete with spring and mattress. the 'rmyJramennone HARVARD. See the Great Colby. Cambridge. Sept.

23 25 10 2G 3 21 47 qtiarter he receiveu a ueep Bates, Cambridge, Sept. 30 the right side of his face, but after Tufts. Cambridge, Oct. 7 havinir the inlurv bandaged, he gamely Carolina. Cambridge, Oct.

14. to ris task and played even 1 Mass. Aggies. Oct. 21 harder than earlier in trie fray; Cornell.

Cambridge, Oct. 28 23 Totals 130 Dartmouth: N. Hamo. State, Hanover. Sept.

23. 33 Continued on Xtxt Pngc On Your Special "New Perfect Green-castle" at Pickering's for Just 1 Boston College. Hanover, Sept. 30.. 32 Own Easy Lebanon valley.

Hanover. Oct. 7.... 47- Mass. Affrries Mnnnver.

Oct 14. 62 Terms I Is The Greatest of All Talking Machines We all standard talking machines lor you--one alongside the othor You can see yourself, with your own eyes, and hear with your ears, the different features of each machine. And You Can Judge For Yourself Which Is The Best! WATCH THE PATIIE OUR NEW DEPT. DOUBLED IN SIZE! Come in tomorrow and hear the talking machine that plays without changing needles' Come in and hear the records that do not scratch or wear out! Pathe Pathephones, $16 to $225, in all woods. (Georgetown.

Hanover, Oct. 21...... 0 10 3 7 Princeton, Princeton, Oct. 28 Totals 177 23 YALE. Carnegie Tech.

New Haven. Sept. 30 25 0 Virginia. New "Haven. Oct.

7 fit 3 I Lehigh. New Haven, Oct. 14 12 0 rs nis st sms sjk Va Poly, New Haven, Oct. 20...... 19 0 W.

New Haven, 3 14 Totals ....153 17 PRINCETON. Holy Cross. Princeton. Spt. 30 21 0 N.

Carolina, Princeton, Oct. 7 29 0 Tufts, Princeton, Oct. 14.. 3 0 At the end of the day you'll feel really fit for whatever the evening may bring- if a Oreencastle Cabinet has simplified your work, for one of these cabinets smooths out the difficulties of getting: meals and takes half the tiresomeness out of kitchen work. It does all this by bringing- together and sensibly arranging all the things you use in, cooking; by avoiding useless clutter; by substituting clever mechanical devices for hard work.

Of course, it saves a lot of time. 5Uc or a Dollar a Week Pays for your Pathephone while you are reaping the pleasures of its matchless entertainment! 75 Dartmouth, Princeton, Oct. 2S 7 3 I ermstor his $25 China Closet fcs ra ra r53 s. Totals 93 3 BROWN. 1 R.

Island State. Providence, Sept. 30 10 0 Large size -solid oak. polished Glass door and bent-glass sides. 1 1 1 Trinity.

Providence. Oi't. 7 42 0 Amherst, Providence. Oct. 14 69 0 Williams.

Williamstown. Oct. 21... 20 0 Rutgers, Providence, Oct. 21 fi Totals 170 0 CORNELL Gettysburg.

Ithaca. Oct. 10 25 0 Williams. Ithaca. Oct.

14 42 0 Bucknell, Ithaca. Oct. 21 0 Harvard, Cambridge, Oct. 2S 0 23 Totals 87 23 MICHIGAN. Old Eli Trims Wash-Jeff Decisively, But Red and Black Makes Pair of Touchdowns Marietta.

Ann Arbor, Oct. 4 Case. Ann Arbor. Oct. 7 Carroll.

Ann Arbor, Oct. 11 Mt. Vernon. Ann Arbor. Oct.

14... SS 19 64 2 9 uvn Conn Oct. 2S- -T a Mich. Aggies. Ann Arbor, Oct.

21 14- spectacular game of open play and Syracuse. Ann Arbor, Oct. 2S. ai-imshinc line plunging, Yale wiped! 'ivv'ip'niis' 150 16 oi't previous defeats at the hands of Annapolis. Sept.

hII 1 Li--m i yfil 1 hi 'I Vv -Ii "Wahit'Kton ana jeiierson mis Annormiis. net. is 7 noon with a to 14 victory. Twenty Maryland State. Annapolis.

Oct. 11.. 14 7 -includiii" the Second Con- ''burg. Annapolis. Oct.

14 1920 thOlisaltd. me to" W. Va Annapolis. Oct. 21 12 7 nccticut infantry, just back from the Annanoiia.

Oct a border, a record crowd for so early the season, saw the Sons of Eli come Totals' 81 44 i WEST POINT. Lebanon Valley, West Point, Sept. 30 3 0 to the front. Wash. Lee.

West Point. Oct. 7.... 14 i i 1 Yale loana Holy Cross. West Point.

Oct. 14... 0 9 7 .156 14 19 5 Tomorrow for Choice of New Assortment of Elegant 9xjl Feet Velvet Rugs Fine $27.50 Quality. eyivanians unc Trinity. West Point.

Oct. 21 it at others, and used forward passes villa Nova. West Point. Oct. 28 to-' some advantage, though J.

did the really baffling tricks in this SVRAtUSK. rtlrt.ine -nJntinn- wts -5 All-Syracuse. Syracuse, Sept. 30. line.

Legore superior punting as, a 1 ohio Svracuse, Oct. 7 factor early in the gam. F. and Oct. 14 a forward pass and a 2- I litt.

Syracuse; Oct. 21 47 0 73 0 60 0 Pathe Pathephone Like Illastration. $25 0 30 The patterns are beauties lovely color effects, including many copies of fine oriental designs. 2S 13 14 end run feiit vait-y over ui c-t. yard Kcorc.

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C. Lancaster, Sept. 30... 40 0 line steadily- 4. ynrds in six plays and penn.

Philadelphia, Oct. 7 0 27 75 0 60 scored a second umc auri ijiuj a Syracuse, ucl $23- arthmore. Lancaster. Oct. 21 0 6 0 IS 40 106 Pathe Outfit mm abewm here ptlie Patbepkeae.

S2S.04 Record Cabinet 13.75 And Patke Doable-THiM! Record (12 elect Iaa. voeal or lnstranaeotal, as yon desire) 3m Complete for. .242.63 yard in the second quarter. Then Smith teok a Washington JcsTerson punt in mtdfield and raced i. 1 Llckinson.

Lancaster, Oct. 29.. Totals LAFAYETTE. Tel hone Stand and Seat Charles II Period Pattern, in Jmeo-bean oak finish. Substantially The greatest cabinet model talking machine in the world for the money.

High-grade cabinetwork excellent motor. Choice of mahogany, golden oak. fumed oak or Early English. On Your Own Easy Credit Terms Tomorrow for Carpet Usual S1.O0 op-ade. Tomorrow for $18.00 Seamless Brmseli I Tomorrow for $30.00 Axmlnster Rugs 0x12 feet.

(Made, laid Ua tree.) Rugs Jhtl2 feet. i On Your Own Easy Credit Terms Fordham. Easton. Sept. 30 0 0 Swarthmore.

Easton, Oct. 7 0 18 Ursinus. Easton. Oct. 14 0 Princeton.

Princeton. Oct. 21....... 6 83 Lebanon Valley, Easton. Oct.

2S 27 14 Totals 27 3 STATE COLLEGE. Susquehanna, tHate College. Sept. 23. 27 0 Westminster, State College, Sept.

30. 66 0 Bucknelf Mate College. Oct. 7 60 7 W. Va.

WpI. State College. Oct. 14.. S3 0 Penn.

Philadelphia. Oct. 21 0 15 Gettysburg, State College, Oct. 28.. 48 Totals 218 24 varus to iii Four consecutive forward passes ccn-t letelv I-afned Yale and carried th visitor; v.trds.

McCreisrht went over for the first touchdown scored apaisst Kli this season. Thf pcaro. vva hrie Sirttth puliinc a run immediatelj' and LeKOte corii" by the toe route soon 'afterward. Lesjore broke up the next for- Xeit Pje..