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I THIRD SECTION PAGE TWO THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES. SUNDAY, OCTOBER HI, 1020. ELEVEN BY SCORE DEFEATS 14-0 LAFAY JL JL FEATURE PLAYS IN PITTS OVER LAFAYETTE OX FORBES FIELD GRIDIRON PITT 71 4m 1 V7 ir 1. flLf i Krank LATE IX SEftI) yl AKTEK. LEFT HI MMKLL, LAFAYETTE LEFT EM), TAKES FtHlW AlU) IMSS FOlt A SHOJtT C.AIX IN 1 ME FIItST gl'AUTEK.

HEWITT, PANTHERS ARE OUTGAINED FE, EJOJTT SCORE TWECE ON LONG RUNS GEORGIA TECH TRIMS CENTRE COLLEGE, 24D On the Right Side Jock Sutherland's Team Loses Ball on Downs 1 Three Times in Shadow of Goal Davies Registers Both Touchdowns in First Half, oh flashy Sprints of 49 and 26 Yards Small Crowd Sees Almost Featureless Game. I By AsMK-iutcil Press to The t.a.clte Tiuics. ATLANTA. Oct. 'M.

Georgia Tech erwlidtnt'c Centre College tin Grant FieM today, 'J4 to 0. before the largf crowd that ever witnessed a football game in tlie South. rtacular runs of more than yards for touchdowns by Capt. vers and Halfback Harron were features of the contest. Centre is unable ritt-M.

I afayctt M'-Crory Humm XUrknwltz l.t William Hon. I L.i; Schwab Stin (('.) Hrowu it( klovvtki R.c Uuilil liourlry R.T I'M ear R.E O'Connt-ll McOra' ken Pnpnnan Oavlfs lisiWIa Ar.ilprsoh n.lt llxnilt Srnro by piTliaU: I'ilt 7 7 0 0-14 4 By HARRY KECK, Sporting Editor. The Lafayette College football team, coached by Dr. Johu.B. (Jock) Sutherland, star gflard at the University of Pittsburgh a few seasons ago, was beaten by the Pitt eleven at Forbes Field Yesterday afternoon before the smallest crowd of the local season, 4he spectators numbering only about 10,000.

The score was 14 to 0- The game was played in the first real football weather of the year, and the tinge of autumn in the air helped to keep the fans on edge, but the contest was comparatively featureless. Pitt scored both her touchdowns in the first half, on runs of v. 1 LOW SPOTS OVER JOCEi'S failed to gain at left end. Seasch.dia was forced back befo.e he could throw- a forward pass to Bi'ennan and the play, although it went through, lost three yards. M.

Crory tackled the receiver. Hiennan punted over tlie goal line and tlie ball was brought out and pot in play by l'itt on the 2o-vMid line. With liavi. back. Mil'rm ken made two at left tackle.

laies ran right end for eight yards, but Pitt was guilt of holding the play and the ball was calu-d back and put la play on the 5-yard line. laves puiite.l punted trolil behind the goal line 10 tiaaella on the 3J-yard line arid the latter returned five ards, being hurt when he was tackled. Tim" was taken out lor turn. lie a-mained in 'he name. Seascholtx made two ard in the line.

tseascholtz made two more at tackle. A double pass. Sea-scholtz to liremiali. followed by a forward pass to Gazella. failed, the ball beinu grounded.

Brennan went back to the 33-yard line as if to tiy for a drop kick, but instead threw a lone forward pass ever right Hid to S.ascholtz. who rati to the la-yard line down. Cazella lost three at left end and -holts plunged Ihroush right tackle for 10 cards to the S-ard line. Seascholtz made four yards through left guard for tirst down on the 4-yard line and it looked like a sure touchdown for Lafayette liaz-lla lost four vards on try at left esd. McOraeken and Anderson stopping him.

s-ascholtz made two vards at riirht tackle. A for- jward pass by Se.is' holtz to fail. I. aitrar purl iv breakiiiK it "town, jit was last down and the goal line to make with the on the 4-yard line. The iinal desperate eiTort tor a score was a uhl- S-ascholtz to ti.izella.

followed by a forward pass it'll was incomplete over the goal line. Pitt's ball on the 2)-said line made two at rishi end. I.ii.-s ran end from punt fi-iina tion for live yaids Hewitt made six yaids off left tackle for first down on tiie J3. Hi-w-iti made two yanl und enr-rleel the bull out of Pounds. laies made three ritht tackle.

Anderson inude two varus off left tackle. Last dow an I three to bo. l-avies punted to Brennan on the 2 J-yard line and he relumed three yards and was laid oat on the play. MoCrory, who made the tackle, also was injured and time was taken ou'. Both remain in the On a bad pass I roiu the center.

I. ila recover the ball on the x-yard line, a loss in' 17 yards. Brennan punted from behind his coal to Mc-('ra. ken on the ltfayette 4S. where II.

ih was tackled in his tracks. Tb irt failed to pain at right tackle, eariirig the bull out of bounds. lavi'H forward passed to 'racken alonjj the side lines for a S-yard gain. A forward pass by l'svies to AniUrson, following a double pass I roin Hewitt carried the baM 17 yards to the 25 for first down. 1 1 the- flrst itny.

Itatle tnk a ilfttibte ia-n from MH rnrhrn and Mrtel rialit end tw a tOMchdeml. Ilnvies nli Kicked gtint. sure I'itt. I4i I O. L'avies kickeil off to tiazella who returned 14 yads to the Z'-i.

l'itt was on th. kickoff. but La -favette de lined the penally. Krt-n- THE HIGH AND V2CTORY By CHARLES J. DOYLE.

October painted a beautiful setting for the l'itt Lafayette slrug-j gle. The sun shone brilliantly through the crisp autumn air and put extra zip into the players anj spectators. short time before the gladiators appeared, th snappy Lafayette band i walked onto the field in business formation and received a big ovation roin the l'itt cheering section. The visiting icusiciaus looked very pretty in their uniforms of maroon and white. The Panther band artists arrived about the same time and s.ion air was filled, with harmonious notes.

The Lafayette stuad sprintej out on the held at With Sutherland, their chief couch, at their head the Kastern 1'ennsj 1 vanians were escorted across the held to a spot near the l'itt cheering section. The Pitt cheer leaders then made an announcement to the noisy students in the bleachers and Jink and his boys were given a big ovation in the form of a co-ordinated cheerins effort. The Panthers hustled out to the battleground nvp minutes later and the two clubs went through the usual linihei ing-up exei-cisi s. re- Firtt Quarter. l'itt won the toss and elected to 'eive the klckofT, defending- the north Williams Kicked off i-liort to on the -4-yard line and he returned to the 3-yard line.

Davies made five at right end. Hewitt made two yards in the line. A double pas. Hewitt Anderson, lost two yards, liavies punted to Krennan on the line and Kdgar threw receiver for a two-yard loss. Seastholiz made six van's at rurht guard.

Hartioft "two off riutit tarKle. Seas-hoIta made seven through the line and first down on the 34-yard line. He added two at 'eft guard and fiur at right guard. Sen- scholtz ran through right guard and loose t- tne l'itt 4-yard lliir ror down. It was an firsl run iiartlett made a yard nt left end.

Sea-(Scholtz niiide two" at guard. Kdgnr was offsid. on the next play was called hack and If was the llrst down for Lafsyett on the l'itt 40-yard lme. Seaa holtg made five at right. l'itt was offside on the next play and the ball went to Idkfayt-lle for first down on the line.

Seacholl made a yard nt right guard and two at rmht end. A double pass. Seascholtx to Gizella. was followed iiy ,1 forward pass to Hummel for a six-vard Rain. Kcaschoitz made two at riuht t.okle for fust down on t.n ID I Hie I'll-.

riieil mane rv at rluht end and CJazella failed to gain at the other end rt made thne at center. It was last down and two yard" to go. Bar'lett lost three yards on wide rnn itroufel riirht end and It was Pitt's ball on downs on it." own J4-vard line. Bond made, tlie tackle that stopped the I.afa-Ivette procession. Hewitt was Ic-rt tn tlie nlav and time was taken out by le-ivies punted To Krennan.

tne ittrt-I vetie quarterback, on the 27- 1 vard line and he retuiried to the l'itt i 4 line Brennan was hurt on the play end La fa tl. tooV time out. He remained the game. Seascholtz made i I 1 i 1 1'ITT Fl LLUAt K. ON SHOUT Ht OF PANTHERS' LADDIES turned from the 12 -vard line to the 20-yard line.

McL'tacken made six yards at tackle. Hewitt plunged through rigid guard for six yards und hrsi down on 1 the lin-. Pavies fumbled and was thrown for I a four-yard loss at tackle. An- lerson made tive yards at 1-ft end Pavies made a yard around right end on a double pass from Hewitt. IHiviesi punted to the 20-yard line and Br n- i nan returned eight yards.

Sr achol'z made thri at right guard, i Birlbtt made mo at right end. leu made a trifle less than tive yards through the line. Thomas replaced Stein at Center for I'itt. S'asoholtx made tive yards through right guard for tirst down on the 4.t-yard lire. Kearney made four at left tackle and Hartlett "three at rii-ht end.

Kearney failed to ga at left end on a double Imkjs from Hartlett. Pitt was offside, on the play and it was first down fis-La fayette on the I'itt 4-yard line. made two off left tinkle. On a double pass from Bartlett to Kearney, the latter made tw-o yards rournl ri urlit end. Pavies making the ti ckle.

muff.d Brr-nnan's forward jii.s.s. Bennan punted and Hummel, tic Lafayette left end. covered the' ll on the three-yard line. 111 the ground the oval might have sone on the line, the play was ruled a tnuchback and Pitt was given the ball on its 20-yard Ine. On the first play Pavies ran right end for is yards and tirst down on the 3.V Hewitt made a yard nt enter and Anderson ad.

led two at lclt end. Knd of quarter. Seore 1 put 14. I.afnyette Fourth Quarter. -Aod-leH tlf.Ved to tuilonek for I'itt alul llartnett replaced Anderson at riant half.

Hew.U leaving the It was lMls ball oil us own Third down and seven to go. A lorward pass. Andeison t0 liavies. gained 14 yams ir tirst down on the l-atayette tx. Pavies.

at right end and ILirt- 1 nett made ttio at lctt end. iiavies to ijrennati. who returnotl 11. r-e to 1:1. on a triple pass.

Kearney to Sea-' sepoltz, to llarlolt. Hie latter I a 11 light etui for I yards and tit si don oil the 2S. replaced llliains at I. it ta. tor Laiayelte.

Seascholtz made thie yards at left tickie. a aouote pass, Seasceoitz to Kearney, made a yaru at leti tacivle. Lrennan foiward passed to Seasehoiiz on tlie 33, 0ai laiayette wn poiuniii on liie piay and was feet Pack to line. A similar forward by lln 11x111 to s.easehoili a incomplete, liicnnan funiob a bad pass, but recovered and made a quick punt with his it loot to Mci'rdi kvn ou the Laia-yette 43, and Herb ran Pack nvt yarns. 1 A uouhle pass.

Mccracken to Paves, was foiiow. by a lorward pass to Hartneu for a lti-yatd gam and lirst down on tlie Anueison made r. yen in two plays at the tackles, a lorward pass iy Hnrtnett tr pavies was incomplete on in, tiir.e-yard line. Pavies went hack to the 21 -yard line and attempted a piaee Kick, ith Mct'racki-n Holding the hall. 1 he try was wale to tne right, missing py a good margin.

Lafayette hail on its ow line. A dounie pass. Seascholtz to Kear-' gained six yards around left end Hartlett go off rinhi tackle lor 32 yards and first down ou iit 41. Siam'tioitj tumbled. Pur ieeov for a loss of only inn yard.

Kearney made four yards at left end. Pavies knocked dow Brennan long lorwaid pass on the 2A-varl line I Brennan punted to the line. where the hall was recovered by Wol- 1 b. rt. The hall ws brought buck and I'itt penalized live yards for oiride giving Lafayette tirst down on the fNtnith replaced Brennan at quarter for Lafayette.

Coach Warner was cm the tlelj protesting to the referee. Apparently he lid not gain his imitit and walked off. Smith shut a forward pass owr right end to Kearney on the 2 7-vard line a gain of eight yards. A long forward pass ly Smith was intercepted bv pavies on the nine-yard line. imvies punted to Smith who returned seven yards to the l'itt 3-vard line, where Sacklowski tackled hint.

Smith lost a yard at right end and Lafayette wns penalized 10 yards for rough play by Wolhert. The ball was on the I'ilt 4'J-yard line. Mct'ory broke down an attempt by Smith to forward pass and recovered the ball for I'itt on the Lafayette line. However, the play was disallowed and the p-di 'was given hack to Ijtfayette on Hie I'itt line, where it had been placed in scrimmage. Smith got off a good forward pass to Kearney on the I'itt 4u-yird line and tlie receiver ran to the 27-yard line where Pavies tackled him when it ap- eared as it lie might get loose to the e.

loose lo tne oal line. Seascholtz hit left tackle for hree Ptrst down on the 24-yard gi thre. line. I'itt took time out. Kearney made live at left tackle and Seaschnlta added two at left guard.

Sea-scholi mad" another yard off left tackle Kearney cut off left tackle for threv yards nd tirst down on the 12-yard line. Kearney made live yards on two plavs through left guard. Thomas the l'itt tenter, was hurt and time 'was taken out. Pitt lost two yards for delaying the game and the" ball was In play on the five-yard line. It was'third down and the goal line to make.

lugged the to the three-yard I. ne through right guard. 1 the "final play l-ifiiyette staked its chance for a touchdown on triply pass. Seas, holtz to Bartlett to Kearney. It failed pi gain.

Sacklowski stopping the runner in the line. I'ilt's ball oil downs on 1 he lliree-ynril line. P.ivbs punted to Smith, who returned It yards to out bounds 011 the 1'ft 2s yatd line. Smith started a desperate forw ird-iiassing attnex. his tirst h.mve to Bartlett be.nir incomplete.

Kearney failed catch the second a long one Magarral! went in for Thomas at center for l'itt. Smith's third forward pass over left end tu Hartlett was Incomplete and it was last down and I1' to go A tourtn toss to Kearney ul so failed oral rut took away the Pali downs on Its line. on Anderson plunged through center for eight yards. Knd of game. I'lnnl nrwrr I'.

II. Itt l.nfnette. o. Cornell Wini Crost Country Meet. ITHACA (A PiCornell llai'iril in a ross-c.

.11 ry ince or a six lo-re hi' altcllo'i pe'iuolt of ''oinell led runrnrs over the iioe. The score was: Cornell, liar-yanl, li; points. K. Ulnsnmun. Staff I'hertographt OSES TO HOLY CROSS Hr far: to 0tiTrs Tivr.s.l (kt.

SO. Holy Cross football team, although outweighed 15 pounds to a man. best Syracuse, 3 to 0, today before a crowd of lO.OttO, the blggept that ever saw gridiron contest in WorceMer. It was Syracuse's first defeat of the season. The ball wns In Syracuse territory the greater pat1 of the game, und near the end of the third periisl Quarterback Smith of Holy Cross hooted the ball over for a field goal from the 40-yard line.

Loth Kkb'fl fumbled frequently, but the Syracuse slips were the mont costly, and Holy Cross' Held goal was made possible by a missed punt on which Holy Cross player fell. PROVING TO PITTSBURGH'S BEST BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL AND WORKING MEN THAT I CAN MAKE THEIR NEW and OVERCOATS TO ORDER AT and save them about HALF other high-grade Tailors' prices Made in MY OWX WORKROOMS. That's one tliat accounts for my remarkably low This advantage plus the fact that I have the VOLUME of the largest high grade tailoring business in Pittsburgh. Every Suit With Two Pairs of Pants I give you an extra pair of pants with your suit practically to suits at my one sensational price. PANTS TO 3IATCII! Don't throw away that coat for which the pants may be worn out.

Let me make you new pants to match. THE HARRY MAS0NCo" 828 Liberty 430 Wood Street 6221 Frankstown Avenue, E. E. on; 4,0 and 26 yards by Tom the fleet left halfback. As has been the ensr with Lafa- yette in all her big jrames this neHn.

ah ntitirfiinil her nrinnnent but 1'a4 unable to make her offensive trenth count. In the first quarter, she carried the ball 63 yards down the ti.jlJ, only to lone it 'l-ns on the 14- yard line, anil in the s-und quarter she made flrnt down on the foUr-yard line and then lost the oull oatiowaRn tlw- ti ly ualns terrible judgment in the skc- tiotlr of Plays. i i In thB fourth quarter- thd visitors iigaln i'nitk'jif a tirst lloWn oh the ll-ytird line- intl carry- (nj the ball, with the aid of a tw- yard penalty against Pitt for delay- in the parne, to the three-yard line, Where the advance was stopped, i'itl agln taking away the bull on downs, Altogether, Lafayette outgalned Pitt 267 yards to 226 from scrlmniage and made Vi first downs against 12. In the first half, she made eight first downs agninst ei and was the more consistent ground-gainer, although Pitt totaled 142 yards from scrim- mage against her 100, gains of 49, 17 and 26 yards bringing i the Blue and Gold's total. Pitt Derf fo Win.

the second half Lafayette joined 117 yairds against for l'itt, and oiade 10 first downs against six. Brennan. the visitors' punter, out- kicked IJavies an average of eight yards to the boot in the first half, while in the second hair lavies Jiad the belter average by four yards. The uverage for the was 3D yards for Lafuyctte and 37 for l'itt. Pitt was bettor In running back kicks, however, returning eight punts A total of "9 yards, while Lafayette fan back 10 punts for only yards.

Summed up, Lafayette ran around 1 pretty much In circles, gaining I lot I of ground, but getting nowhere. Of j-puree. she made a good showing in holding the Panthers to a 14 to 0 score but she has little cause to feel sal lulled with her failure to score in the face of her latent offensive ittrength. Pllt, on the i.ther overlooked no opportunities, ami, playing smart football, tallied both I .11 .1, i times from well out in the playing field, and deserved to win by the margin she held at the finish. Substitutions in the game were few Ud only one player was badly injured.

He was Oazellu, the I a fa yet to left halfback, who was In id out after making 15-yard run on the second play of the third quarter taid had to tee carried off the field. He came to jjijlhen he reached the sidelines, but was temporarily out of his head and started to battle with the players ho' were carrying him. A half dozen -trien were required to subdue him. He down in a little while, however, and, wrapped in a blanket. watched the remainder of the gnme nun lost two at left to get its forward passing attack under way and never threatened to score.

Tech st.it a field goal in the first i few minutes of play after Centre had fumbled, following an exchange of punts. Capt. Flowers drop-kicked the ball between the goal posts from the! 30-yard mark. Tech added seven more points in the second period. liarron smashing through Centre's line and running f7 yards for a touchdown.

fincher kicked goal. Centre was unable to gain against Tech rind resortej tu a kicking game. Fumbles by both teams were frequent. fullback ltoberts und Center Weaver, injured in the Harvard game last Saturday, were sent into the game in the third period in an effort to stop Tech's rush, hut the fleor-, gians scored another touchdown, ferst intercepted a forward pass and raced ynrds across he goal line. Fincher kicked the goal.

HARRY MASON Editorial Sleight of Hand Most clothing stores would like to have Hermann, the old-time master of magic, on the job to put on a "quick disappearance" stunt for their inflated-priced stocks of suits and overcoats. The manufacturers of ready-mades had all the luck. They passed the high-price buck to the dealer before prices started to bust. Xow all the dealer has to do is to unload his high-cost ready-mades the dear old public. Clothing conditions are such that, if you are not careful, you could pay TWICE as much for a suit or overcoat as you should pay! The safe plan is to be sure you are buying nn the basis of rock-bottom costs no profiteering, no inflation, no white elephant unloading.

I make all my suits and overcoats in my own There Is no money waste no chance for manufacturer profiteering 110 chance for middleman profiteering. And because I do the largest high-grade tailoring business in Pittsburgh. I am content with a very small profit per each garment. HARRY MASON 828 Liberty 430 Wood Street 6221 Frankst )wn Arenue, E. E.

e-j three at left guurt. itartiett niii.i- 1 wo icc.nnell at tiKl.t in.l for at ghf end. A double pass. Seascholt IifRl Thi as the first eubsti-t. tiazella.

followed ty a forward tutu.n of the name. was intercepted by Anderson on the I'itt double pass, navies to Hewitt, iJ-vard line. 1 va-'e two yards nt ritrhl tackle! Anderso'i made two at left end and adib cir, llirmiith enter two nt tackle. Lafayette was pen- A i I pees. Hewitt to Anderon to altzed yards Tor rough play when to g-in at rlL-ht end Will'ams.

the left tackle, shoved back i punted t.i Rrennan who re-Kclgar the l'itt right end. as the latter turned three yards to the 21-vard line HuUstitutinns: f'l'i Pirni' fur it M'Lean fur hwui-l. forSttln. Mugarrail for Thnmaw, llerpkowtta fr E'lar. JJarinett fur An.l?rHon.

l.afayt-tte i Cuntl for William. Wollrl fur HU'iJ. Kearnt-y for Cazrlla. Smith Tuuclulowns- riavl1 3. Ooala from touch- down Davies Miscea try for plare- I metii goal l'avirn I.

Tim of i 15 minutesi. Refer F. A. Ijimlrt, Ohio I i I'mplre A. kwl.

tipringlielj. llraU Uneman-1. W. Merrlman, Geneva. I iHwimwwMiiHimH imiimWMiHMiiiiid as if to try for a drop-kick, but instead shot a forward pass to pea-scholtsi for fiit down on the i line.

Lafayettt WaMte Chance. The next play lo.st three yards, bur Seaschnlta lilunge.l through tackle yards, carrying the ball to the line. t.r. the next he plunged for four yards and iirsi down on the f-mr-yard line. It was here that L-ifayeHc in the matter of "n-sidering that Seascholta had been her most consistent ground-gainer so u-and that he was generally good -r his stance through the line, it looked like a sure bet that he could make the four yards to the goal line with four tries to fur the ground, even with l'itt making a disperse stand.

Instead, however, the firit was an end run, with GazeiU carrying the ball. It lost four yards, puttnie the ball on the eight-ard line. Seascholtz bit tackle on The next rlay end picked up two yards. Then a short forward pass to the side of the line was tried and it failed. it was last down and yards to the goal line.

A double pass-forward pass failed to work, the) toss dropping incomplete over the goal, and the bull went to l'itt on downs on the six-yard line. Vill scored her second touchdown soon afterward. 1'utting the ball in nlav on h-r L'o-yard hue following Lafayette's failure to score via ih aerial route, she had to punt. La fayette kicked back and ke- iho on1 the Ilfavettft" 4. vard 1 ne, where he was tack.cd his tracks near the sideline.

Hewitt carried the ball out of bounds for no gain, and then ltavies shot a short forward pass to Mel'racken, who gained three yards before poin- out of bounds. A double pass, Hewitt to Davies, followed by a forward pass to Anderson, gained 17, yards for first down 011 the 26-yard line, on the next play, Iavies took a double pus from and dashed around right end along the touchdown, lb: kick sideline to a ,1 goal for the final points. ljfttctte rtn back the kickoff in the third quarter to the 33-yard line and carried the bull as far as the l'itt 30-yard line Iwfore she was stopped, when she punted oer the line. Two exchanges of punts markud the play during the remainder of the period neither team netting an advantage. i'itt wormed tier way into position for a try at a field goal from plaee- rnent early in the fourth quarter when.

following an exchange or punts, uira-yette suffered a l-ard penalty and was set back to the line. A pass from the center for a punt was low and was fumbled by Brennan. who. however, recovered hlmcf and ot off a hasty kick that partly saved the situation, Mel'racken receiving the hall on the' Ijilayette 43-yard line and running back five yards. A double pass-forward pass w'th llartnett on the receiving end.

gained IS yards for first down oh the j-yard line, pive yards were needed on the succeeding final down and lmvies dropped back to the 21 -yard Pne, from which point he niiseid try for a goal from the field w'tl Mct'racken holding the ball, the 9v.1l Kolng far to the right of tlie goal posts. V.titort' Final March t'a Vain. Putting the ball in plav on the bne. I.afa"tte carried it to the VlM 41-yard line, where the attack failed, and several yard" were lost. Brendan punted, bur the bull was brot'irnt back and I'itt penalized Hi vurds.

givieg l.afivetle first ilo-vn on the I'lt .1 rd 'llenn Warner. tre Pitt coin h. stenped out 011 the field to protest, huL evidently did not carry his punt and went back to the sidelines and nlay was resumed. Smith replaced Brennan a' quarterback for l.a'-'vette and the Kas'on tt.uu im-inediat'-lv opeied up a attack that mithf hav- pulled the game out of the tire had the receivers wirh hitler luck in tirath'tig the ball that was expertly heaved bv the new Tf.e ftr-t pnfs netted eiuht yards ud pu the bill on the 27-yard line. The next one wis ipl rej-eted bv on the j'ine-vard vies i.omedca'elv p.ipte.l and Lnfayetta rsn beck the kick fr in the I'Mr iff- t-- the which point ma.l' h'-r flit le narcu to h' tiofi! line.

The flmt play, an nd ru" loet ards. in of which was inflicted as a penalty. MrC'-ory then broke down en attempt bv Smith to forward pass and recovered the ball for Pitt on the I 1 I 1 i I I I i i 1 I I I 1 'JT' A iuw piu lair ut; wlih OutMtanding Star. Hurman at left tackle and Tummy Holleran, quarterback, were missing from the Tanther lineup, and Hewift. who started at left at the start of the lourth quarter, when An-derrun replaced him and Hartnett took Anderson's 'original jilace at rj)ht Except for there hanses.

tlletin Warner used his res- tilars throuvhout. Dnvies and Me- Crm ken played the entire same in th bflckfleld. i)avies the outstanding player for put botn offensively and de- fensivrly. ile made fine runs for both touchdowns, ran back kicks wtll und mode some fine tackles, besiu breaking down and intercepting for- ward pusses. MeCtwken ran the team well at quiirterback and Andcr- son wan an Important cog behind the line.

Hewitt went well while he was the game, although he did not get the chance to Ktar that the Georgia Tech contest of the week before presented. Hnrtnett looked good at halfback during the short time he was the game. ('apt. Herb Stein played his usual topnotch game at being all over the field, while Sacklowski khowed up strong at riKht guard. Mct'rory and Kdgnr.

the ntt nds, covered kicks well and playeti their tositions in good stle n'. around. The visitors' fulllack. Seaschnltz, was the rta' ilayrr for them from an offensive viewpoint. He tore through the Pitt line at will in the first halt and proved himself versatile in the second half.

Kearney, who relieved fJastelle after the latter was hurt, (showed tip fine and Smith, who took Bretinan's place at quarterback late in the pmrie, exhibited a lot of skill in forward passing. Hartlett. right halfback, made some big gains, Hrennun's playing was fair. The Lafayette line played a good game nil the way ith end Hchwab being very prominent, There was little fumbling, Lafayette being tighter in this than in her last few games. The visitors lost the heavier in penalties, being soaked 53 yards, while Pitt lost only 37.

Triple Pax Bringt Firtt Score. right at the start, when, following the opening kickoff. Pitt punted and Lafayette put the ball in play on her 23-yard line. Klrst downs were made on the Iifayette JS-yard line and the Pitt 48, and an offside by l'itt made another first down on tho Pitt 40. A five-yard advance and another Pitt offside accounted for another first down on the 30.

An earned first down on the 19-vurd line follow and then the ball was lost on downs oil the 14-yard line, an end run on the finid down with two yards to go being smeared for a thr-e-yard loss. The procession thus haiied had seen Lafayette carry the ball 63 yards. Pitt kicked on the first down and got th( b.lU tj(k Andersiin inter- yard line. Here a triple puss. Hewitt to Ander son to navies, sent tommy around behind perfect interference fense, enabling the runner to get clear of the Held.

Pnvtes kicked the goal. The play came in the nature of a surprise for Iafayette and the perfection with which It was executed made it a pretty thing to watch. A' sem's of punts followed the succeeding kickoff and then Lafavett" got a break that should have resorted In a touchdown. On a Lafayette punt over the goal line, Pitt scrimmaged hall on its 20. A holding penalty set it back to its Ave, and Divii-i punted to (iazell.

who ran back five yards to the fullback then hi' the line for four yards 00 two tries ami a douHle pass-forwar "t-pnss grounded. On the final down. Ilretmn'n went back to the 23-yartI line i. i fumbled a bad pass and 1 ihoid recovered i'-yard gain. Brentian's lontr forward pass over left end wa-s missed bv Baitleit.

Brennan punted to 20 yard line and he re! nr fie. I 1h ards I ei hi Ini-Lla irif tn Itunnintr fitn punt formation. made a vard nt end pr. eev fotnpieit over 1 forward nasi fr iht end and the half III I liorllr. O.

rrr I'itt. Third Quarter. Pimnson was in at left tackle for Pitt in place of MsrkAwltz. There were no ehanip-s in the lifaytte lineup. Pavies kicked off to Brennan.

who returned from 1 to the 33-yard line. Otizella made live at left guard and 12 more around left end on a double pass from Burtlctt. ir tirst down in the middle of the Held. He was hurt on the play and t.me was taken out. Kearney warmed up on the side lines while tiazella was given first uid dazella was nirrie.l off the lb-Id.

He was out of his mind arid forighf vigur-jously as he reached the side lines. It was necessary for a half dozen men to hhn. He was laid out on the 'ground in front of the Ijifnwite. bench, being eared for. and play was resumed.

Keatn-y replaced il izella at left bail'. Seascholtz mad- three at left tackle and Kearney failed to sain at the same tin a double pass from B.tttlefi. Kearney tan left end for 12 yards and first down on the hue. Senscholti made five yards at left 'guard and then tailed to gain ut center. Seaschnlt dropped Brcnnan's forward pass.

It was last down and live tu Brf-iitian punted over the goal line. I'itt scrimmaged the bull on the 2n. yard line. Pavies made three at right end 1111. 1 Hewitt the same statne nt left uickle.

Pavies reitivered a fu'llhle bv lli-wift and threw a forward piss which was Incomplete. It was last down and four In go. Pavies punted 10 lli-ei. 1.1. 11 who returned 1 yard" to the Lafayette 4 line, l-algar was hurt on the plav find 110 was taken out.

I Car. Ila had regained his feet by this I time but was placed on the ground again wrapped it blanket while doctors und trainers wtrked over him. lie I toil 10 leave 1 ne iieni. insisting on t.me he sitting up, viewing the pro ceed, rigs. llerskuwits look Kdgar's place nt right end for I'itt.

Seascholtz made three yards through bit ssiril and Kearney made seven around end for Or! down 011 the I'itt line. Stein was hurt on the play, but ieniiuti.il In III- Se.isch.'list found a hole I at rhdit gnard for thtee Hartlett made two at rlg'it L.i I I. double l'artb-ll to Kearue. made ei yanl-t aroilTid end. but Lafayette t.

ciiiL-hf boiling ci 1 he plit and 1 he ball wns brought bni and pot play on the Laf ixett 4 line liicnnan pmiicj tu Oavlea whu ra- charged offside. In Ural nlny lnlinnin tne pen. ally. PUt vrkert triple p-iss. nrniu to AmtrrMiii lalrs.

nnH the Inner .1 aaHil 4H inrild run 1 1 toehtn. X4e'mry took "lit llren- nan. I.afayrtt's lat efne nma. nntl i nii'de the seore possible. llaT'e.

kicked aal. Score ntt. 71 n. lmvies kicked I'lf an.t Lafavette put th the goal nrte ball iri fibiv on 20-yard line Seascholt made two at left tackle zeila mule a yard at end. Seascholtz made a vara at left guard.

Last down and six to sro. B-ennnn punted to Pavies on the vard Tommv returned seven 'ynrds before he was spilled by I leilmld. file fumbled as he hit the ground and 'Schwab recovered for Lafayette. Sea-, ischnlt made three yards in the line; land the quarter was up. I'IM.

7t l.iifnrlte. It. Second Quarter. It was Lafuvett'-'" ball on the I'ilt 3S second down and seven to no. A double pass.

Seaschollz to Lafayette 33-ird line, but the play was called back. Smiti, tried (mother pass, which was raujrht bv Halfback Kearney on the 40-vard line. Kearney took the hall on the run and it looked as if he mittht ret free for a score, but Pa-vies tackled hhn on the 27-yard line. The net gain a 2- yards. Seascholtz made it down with thre vatds off left tackle.

Kearned and ascholtz between them then made J2 yards in four another first down on th- line. Kearifv carried the ball atralnst left guard twice and eauitd a total of five vnr.1" fillmur at center for P't in of Siein. was hurt on the p'liv and time was taken out. P'tt lost two ards for delaying the r'irne and He bull was moved up 'o the live-yard 1 1 Seascholir. uib'd through right conrd for two yard" and it was last down und yards to go.

With the I'itt defense picked up cbo-e Smith for ,1 a-uod play, triple ta-s. asch to Hiltl.lt to Kearnev but Oniirtt town in' the line be Sink low I. the Mltr guard, and I'itt ml; aivnv "li ib'W-' oti tb ree- rd line. I'itt iinrned kicked out dan- cer and I afavetfe relur'iii' (he ball to the "i-'-'inl lire-, slraighf f.rwa'.l Sunlh. anv rro.

of e-hoh rr 1 i I have r. suited in a nir or a I. ol nof the receiver dropped or muff, them. I'ilt -ick the ball fl vni en fh 2t-yarel Mne and -h. game ended after Anderson had m.T'e eight yords rewter tne next pbiy.

I 1 1 I slttlns on the ground in iront or tne a pass on the Pitt 32-Lafayette bench. II received bad van, ljn Lafayette was penalized 15 btimp on the head in the play Ihot "y.lr(ls rvr-roughness a few plays later. ent him out of the contest. He tne ball to the Lafayette 49- wns one or tne rtnrs tor ms u-nm durinif the first nair. apt.

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