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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1923. THIRD SECTION PAGE FIVE 0 TRIUMPHS Tech W. J. In Limelight Saturday; Pitt Goes East i ARTANS'-PRESiDENTS' mmttitmitHmtuimimmtmmitmittimttimmtiHimtmttMitnMnn 1 YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL RESULTS Hllllllltl1MlllfttlllllltftimiIllimt1ttntfttlttlnilltffllttlltlllHltlllflltiniltlttltttlllltl1lll3tilttllTmtlllltlttt1tfltnitmtiltltttl ROCKNE'S SPEEDY TEAM VASTLY SUPERIOR IN CONTEST WITH CADETS i Overhead Attack of South Bend Gridiron Machine Baffles Sold iers in Battle at Ebbetts Field Long Runs by Crowley Aid Western Squad. CLASH AT WASHINGTON SHOULD BE THRILLING COIXKGIATF West Virginia 13 1'itt 2 1 Pitt 1 rf-hmcn li 13 t'artnll 0 12 Brown 7 20 Gettysburg; 0 211 Tech l-'rethntcn 6 27 West irginia Wc-leyan 17 13 Swallimoi-e 10 Wrt Virginia I "rvshiuen Terln W.

A. ,1 Perm Siate I'enn Stale 1 resluum IVavy Pcuusjl vania Hut-knell Hethany Jrove City Notre Dame Syracuse SCHOLASTIC. Heaver Falls 1 Wilkmshurg Martins Ferry 13 West in ghou.se Sharon 24 Mealville Yomijtwood 39 St. Stephen New Wilmington fi I'rankiin Oil City 37 Titusville Charlerot 0 Rochester Linsley 19 Follansbee Dridseport. 3H Triadelphia Deilaire, 0 3t Canthrhlge, Shady Side, 7 Sistersville steubenvtUe, 27 Puquosne, Pa Mingo, 0 26 Denwood Inion Charleston fil Hluelield Shinnlsum Washington-lrvlnjc iirafton 12 Parkersburji' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Warnerites to Invade New York First Time, Playing Syracuse Notre Dame-Princeton Clash Leads Card in Country Dukes Play at Beaver Falls.

1 7 Susquehanna 7 Geneva 13 Westminster 13 Afiny Alabama Yale, 40 Georgia Vale l-'reshnieii 31 Cleveland Vnivcrsity Harvard (i MiiliHebtiry EXT Paturdav will find Carnegie Tech and W. J. basutag the Illy International News Service. NEW YORK. O.

t. 13. A light, but very fast Notre Da rue eleven cuiue out of the West today and gave the Army a nice lesson ia football, winning tn tenth annual encounter between the two schools by wore of 13 to 0. It vas a fast and furious name, replete with savage tackling and rough play for there no love lost between the Cadets and Hoosiers. It was a gamp, too, that kept some 30,000 football-mad people on their feet alniopt constantly.

So rough and fast was the play that by fhe time the fame ended two almost entirely new team3 faced each other in the lowering darkness of Squire Ebbets' ball park. Injuries were and frequent. The Army had a much heavier team than tho Hoosiers ami one Tilled with veterans, hut what the Hoosiers lacked ia weight they made spotlight of local collese football interest, while the Pitt. Panther ionrnevs to New Vork to enaase the Svracuse eleven ia the Harvard IVeshmen 7 -Andover Princeton 17 Georgetown Cornell 28 Williams 3 Arnold 0 13 Tarenttini 7 iok FairUew (I Amhridge 71 Indiana 20 East Palestine 0 10 Ashtabula 12 20 Roswell 7 up head-work and fast foot-work, Lijrioncr Parnassns Morgantown Iieaver I robe Salem Ha en Somerset Dutler MartinsburK California Normal ireensburg Allcglieny, Md Yankee Stadium. The clash will mark the first appearance of a Pitv eleven in New York.

The Tartans and Presidents will come together in Eittle Washington, and the battle should be fully as thrilling as the last two in which W. J. was fortunate to emerge victorious one year and tie the next year. Duquesne University will go to Beaver "Falls to meet Geneva, traveling fast under the directing hand of Todi Davies. Virtually every leading eleven in the East will have a strong opponent in its fray of the week.

The games scheduled far outdistance those of yesterday in importance and interest. Penn State will engage Navy at State College in the first of a string of siK strenuous games. On the State schedule West Virginia, Syracuse, Georgia Tech, Pennsylvania and Pitt follow in order. Verily, Hugo Bezdek has his irnrk cut out for hi HI from HOW Wl-r 0 YALE SMOTHERS GEORGIA TEAM 20 EUwood 4S Shippensburg 13 Apollo 27 Ui nville 19 I Tic Central. 2S Everett INDEPENDENT.

19 Arnold 7 Spriiigdalo 2.1 New HaM'ti 32 Gilman Chai'Ieroi 11 Shatly 26 Olympia A. proving again lhat ancient adage iiiat brains will usually win in a contest with brawn. Score in Second Period. The Xotre Prime touchdowns came iv the ami last They re scored by l.ayd. ami 1).

Mi-It. the fleet Indiana backs whose work, nil through the game, stoctl brilliantly. The, firt period was a scoreless tie, a'li team battling desperately up down the held, making Utile heading toward either po.il. The ended with the bail in mid-hi in Notre Dame's possession. 'Fhe Catholics started things moving swiftly in the second period.

After a series of smashes at the opponent of Chicago in the Windy City. Bethany will engage in a near in-tersectional tilt with Dutler at Indianapolis and Tommy Holleran's Thiei College team will oppose Westminster at Greenville. 0 0 Hope-Harvey Amicus I'airford Lawr- nceville Hilltop A. Oakleafs Law renoeville Elis Outplay Southerners andi Win by 40 to 0 i Score. I Mohawks.

Oi Eafayctle New Hampshire Stale. New York I'niversity. Muhlenbunj ltowdoln Tufts Havcrfonl lolins Hopkins Vnlon VM Delaware College I'ark Michigan Akron Indiana Iowa Coigau Dartmouth Virginia Trinity Catholic Maryland tieorgia North Carolina. Wake l-'orret Ha.kell Wisconsin St. lxiuis Vnivcrsity Iowa State St.

Xatitr Vermont 1 nivcr-dtj. Washington and Mt. I'nion Ohio Wesieyau Maine Vnivcrsity Wooster Itochesier 1 lobar Marquette Nebraska Illinois KW HAVEN. Oct. 13.

Rayen High Grid Team Defeats Ashtabula Eleven N' ELD GOAL GIVES MICHIGAN Ccach Tad Jones' eleven rolled up a 40-tu-O score in de t'adft line and uvy ssfUily nesrotiateu one or 33 Franklin and Marshall 13 Rhode Island Rcnsclaer 13 Dickinson 11 Norwich 11 Dates Stevens 1C St. Mary's Amherst 20 Gallamlet 1 1 I'rsintis Kicliinoail Vamlcrbill lit 7 Norlliwe-tern 7 Purdue Ohio State 1 Roston Vnivcrsity 2 St. Johns 20 Lowell Textile 27 Randolph Macon 23 Richmond 7 ITorida 7 South Carolina Lynchburg 1.1 Minnesota 21 Mii'higau Aggies 23 Illinois 2 Missouri I nicrsity 15 Ohio I ttlM-rsity 28 1 of II (i Kentucky 10 Vshlaiitl 11 Ohio Northern 7 Connecticut Aggies 13 Miami 13 Hamilton 21 St. Lawrence 31 Ripon 2 1 Oklahoma 21 Duller 1 2 Wesleyan Hi Albright 3 illa Nova 1 0 Lehigh 13 Case 7 Fort Denning; 1 1 Sewance Hollo School of 13 Haskell Indians 21 Miehhran Aggies i hose forward passes fer which Knute Itoekne is famous and feating th Cnivcrsity of Georgia team here today in the Tale bowl. The Elis outplayed tlu Southerners in 'all periods except the second, when Georgia ho wed strength, making four uf its nine first downs.

The Uull- -0 VICTORY OVER VANDERBILT YOCNOf-TOWX. l.T KpfH-ial. il.iyn riefeatei hichiy-touted Ashtabula Hig.l e'evrn tod.v, -40 1'J- I-on rtms, forward (ja.ssing nnd trick play? ti-iy nflMi the visitors. JVIOr to xht -ir her? Ashtabula hl tore through a half-dozen til the sun goes down thanksgiving day. Princeton-Notre Dame in Limelight.

Heading the card in the country will be the battle of Notre Dame and Princeton at Princeton. Princeton, the opportunist eleven, will enter the fray the under dog. but should have a good chance to win if it gets the breaks. Bucknell and Holy Cross will furnish plenty of opposition for the other members of the Big Three. The Tale Bulldog will engage itself, probably strenuously, subduing the Lewisburg eleven, while Holy Cross should have an even chance of emerging victorious in its annual clash with the Crimson.

Percy Haughton's effect upon the Columbia eleven will get an accurate measuring when his team lines up against old Perm at Franklin Field, while Jock Sutherland will have an easy lime for his Lafayette outfit in meeting Franklin and Marshall at Easton. The Big Red of Cornell has a protracted list of victories behind it which 'is likely to come to an abrupt termination Saturday afternoon when the proteges of Gloomy Gil Dobie run afoul the huskies from Colgate under th'e guidance of Dick ta''-iTs to the Armv's 13-yard line. 7 0 i. den then punctured the t'adet tu nothing fur opponents. i llaven Klvun Nally Infante Story Scohftfi Kennor Kersastinn TH'kiviRtiri 7 Jack Blott's Toe Registers Only Points of Terrific Battle Staged Before 30,000 Fans at Ann Arbor Both Elevens Play Crafty Football.

K. A.M.. Ashtabula 12 FilKjffraM "apiLinn Kichur Quijilt'V Harriwi; InmitM Brt'nchfi. Sine for five yards and first Here, with their backs to the wall, the Cadets stiffened and i peltel the straight cucks at the line. They tnass.il for the fourth but StuhMreher crossed them Iy executing a perfect pass to Lay-den, who had sr.eaked unobserved across the Army goal line.

Jt was a 1 i-etty piece of generalship. Collins i I' kccl the goal. 1 HilTIr Anderson Ky Associated Iress to The Gazette Scort by Rayon 3 Oct. chigaa rode to a 3-to-0 vie- over Vanderbilt on Jack fumble. Muirhead ended this chance by crashing through the Vanderbilt line, to throw Kiilm for a 10-yard loss that made a drop-kick impossible.

The. lineup: hi Ashtubula 2 I1q lartii 3, btinn, An-fierson. Wilt lams, I-ovrmuy. Goal aft" touchdowns LH-luadri 4. 1 xvnnoy.

rmi from tie i I nrr.a i Safety yen by 1 -Hams. Timo of quarters 1-. lii mi nut e. 5iffref Ktton af t'hicatro. Umpire llav Thomas of West Virgin in.

Had llnesmaii Vn.iuierbilt A Columbia I'enn Military Iiebanon Valley Rutgers Oberlin Mercer Texas A. Drake I'niversity Minnesota Wisconsin dog backs rushed the. Georgia team off its tcet in the period with a series of line plays and forward passes, scoring three touchdowns and a drop kick. A Georgia drop kick failed Irorr. the 13-yard line in the secon! quarter after Capt.

Bennett had Ll-JCkcc. a Tale fine which Eut-itr resovei-ed. Tale completed five out. of six passes, while Georgia made only two of its sis attempts good. Stevens of Tale led the scoring, with 21 points to his credit, including two touchdowns, two drop kicks and three goals after touchdowns.

Pond at halfback also starred for the Elis, making two touchdowns, which included a score on the fourth down from the four-yard line in the third period. Milstead, Tale's left tackle, stoori out on the defense, in several cases throwing the Southerners for kisses. Capt. Dennett of was a tower of strength on the defense at right tackle, while Miehrs, who went in at quarterback ir the second quarter in place of Moore, led the Georgia rushes until an injury Mowed him up. The lineup: Dkitt'ts toe today, his place-kick i from the 15-yard line being all that prevented a repetition of hist year's scor'-less tie.

Blott was called back from center for the play only after Michigan, getting the ball to Vander-j bilt's seven-yard line, had lost yard-I age in two pile-driving attempts to puncture the adamant Vanderbilt de-i fense. It a narrow margin of victory, Michigan iartwi Muirhead KiotT Steele V.ui-Kr-voert 'urr-m rteritz Kipke (Capt. Ster Miller Itomar lawrenee Heves Sharpe Kelly Walker Wakefield K.uh:i Meiers Reese Kyan 0 0 12 0 7 0 Harlow. Dartmouth should have a touch time, with Vermont at Burlington. Vermont will have Carl Beck in its lineup.

Centre Meets Supposed Tartar. More or less an unknown quantity, Alabama Poly will be Army's opponent at West Point. The Centre College. Colonels oppose a supposed tartar in Oglethorpe at Danville. West Virginia meets a decidedly Hoosiers Show Fine Defense.

There was no more scoring in the period nor in the third which followed. Villi a seven-point lead the Hoosiers put up a spectacular defense their forwards breaking through time and again for deadly tackles. Several times they thre-w Smythe, the sprinting quarterback of 1he Army, for clean losses, and any team that can catch Smythe has to le fast. The last period began with the 'all in Notre Dame's possession on iier own 15-yard line, thanks to a Ions' punt by Wood just as the third period ended. It was too close for comfort, so Layden booted it back in midtield and Pmythe was nailed in his tracks.

Wood kicked back Centre 2S Clcmson Western Reserve 10 Hiram 33 Tulanc 0 i and indicative of the equality on 9 Oklahoma Aggies by Michigan ft 3 0 03 Vanderbilt 0 0 00 Place, kick Blott. Kcfere McDonald, Brown. I'mpirs Springer, Pennsylvania. KielJ judir Rige. Ohio Woleyan.

Head linesman Finley, Viriiiia. Time vf periods ID iliil.utes. which the teams battled so valiantly before 30,000 spectators. Both played crafty football, the fumbling that tended to mar the game being more than offset bv swift, dashing inter- soft opponent in Marshall at Mor-gantown and Georgia Tech will be Muskingum's Defeat Of Kenyon Upsets Dope NEW CONCORD. Oct.

13. fSpe-cial. Muskingum 34. Kenyon 0. Muskingum offered the biggest dope upset in the Ohio Conference football circle-when it swamped the veteran Kenyon eleven today at Gambler.

Long runs by Thompson, Smith. Montgomery. Barton and Kcach of Muskingum featured the game The Black Mid Magenta aerial attack worked with almost perfect precision. The big Kenyon backs were unable to make any noticeable impression on the United Presbyterian line and the Kpiscopalians' passing was smothered by Lange's well organized defense. Credit is duo Coaches Lange and Stone, for they have taken a squad of rookies at Muskingum and developed them into the "dark horse machine" of the Ohio Conference.

opposed by Georgetown at Atlanta. The Western Conference will pro vide several feature battles. Ohio Texas Vnivcrsity. ansa Knox W. Grinnell.

Colorado College Mississippi Dayton Vnivcrsity. Davis-Elkins Marietta Thiel Depauw St. Stephens Muskingum Louisiana State Auburn Arkansas Kansas 23 Milliken 10 Washington IS Colorado School of Mine; 19 Birmingham Southern. 3.) Transylvania 50 Hio Grande 33 Marshall 25 Buffalo 13 Lake Forrest 7 New York College 31 Kenyon 3:5 Spring Hill 23 Howard 23 Rice 9 Oklahoma A. State, smarting under the defeat of last year, will fight hard to overcome Michigan, but seems destined to an EVERETT HIGH LOSES.

Cl'MHEHIiAXP. Oct. 13. (Special.) Allegheny High School won third straight victorv of the football season today. flefeating Everett.

High. 2H-T. Allegheny had 12 rirst downs asrainst Kverett's five. Marshall and Barrett were individual stars for Allegheny, while Baker excelled for the visitors. Jception of passes, while the work of the linesmou on both sides was at top form.

Vandprbilt showed Michigan two of the greatest ends ever seen on a Mid-! Western football field. Wakefield was i elusive as an eel. in every play, a i leading factor in many of the Com-I modores gains and deadly on the de L.G.,. Georgia 0. Richardson Tavler Josei'e-'e Day tlrayson Bennett Thomason K'lpatrirk Wtndhnnt Butler Vale i Hut man Mitstead Diiler l.ovejoy Kr-kart Mi Hit t.uman Murphy Stevens I'omi Mallsry other defeat.

The game will be played at Ann Arbor. Iowa and Illinois will try conclusions at Iowa City and Northwestern will be the Referee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '13 0 0 19 7 0 (1 0 0 Tfme of periods 1. minutes t-ach. I'niversity Vtali Vniversily 79 Wyomin 19 Phoenix Junior smashes and for five minutes the ball moved up and down in midSeld. Forward Pass Intercepted.

Then Crewely leaped high in the air and speared a forward pass that Smythe was attempting- to shoot to Wood. He came down running and before they caught him he was on the Army's 2 5-yard line. He asked for the ball again and got it making 1 5 yards around end and shaking off half a dozen tackles. On the next play D. Miller wormed ihrough the remaining 10 yards for the touchdown.

Crewley missed the goal. The Army fought savagely for the remaining minutes of the game, but always futilely in the face of deadly tackling. Just how expert the Notre Jiame defenders were may be judged by the fact that the Cadets did not make a first down against them. The Score tyb periods; Yale ZS 0 18 0 Uf-orftia 0 0 0 Touch.lowns Hnas tsub for Pond). Etpvens 2.

Pcnd 2. Points from try ifter touchdown Steveim 3L Haa-s. Gpftla from field Stvns 2. Referee Coryell, i'enngyivania. Umpire Schwartz.

Brown. Field judge Gilliniier. Philadelphia. Head linesman Bankart, Dartmouth. Time of periods 15 minutes each.

Arizona I'niversity Colorado Vniverfity Colorado Aggies Chattanooga I'niversity. V. M. I Kansas State Agjries Stanford Denver () Colorado State 11 ISrigham Young 19 Cumberland I uiversity. 32 Roanoke College 6 Creighton 55 Santa Clara 11 I talt Aggies SALESMEN fense.

Bomar, his mate on the other end of the line, was scarcely less effective. Reese showed aggressive speed, but was smothered by the accurate tackling and agility of the Michigan linesmen, whose play was noteworthy. Never did a line hold better than Michigan's when the ball was snapped to I'teritz, who took plenty of time to place the bail as Blott came up to send it straight as an arrow between the goal posts for the game's only score. Vanderbilt's only real scoring chance tame in the final period when the Southerners got the ball on a California 1 Olympic Club Washington 19 Whitman Slippery Rock Normal 92 Polish College IetPoit Wilmington Mercers burg 2(5 Gettysburg Scrubs. Albion Central State Michigan State Normal Hillsdale College.

BUTLER BEATS ELLWOOD. BVTLER. Oct. 13. (Special.) The Butler High School football team defeated the EKwood City High School team in a game played here this after-onn.

by the score of 20 to 7. WILL FIND IT CONVENIENT AND PROFITABLE TO USE THE INTERURBAN ELECTRIC CARS WHEN CALLING ON THE TRADE At Canonsburg, Houston, Tylerdale, Washington, Monongahela City, Finleyville, Monessen, Charleroi, Belleveimon, Donora, and Intermediate Points. lineup: A rthT 9- Notre tamc iX The Pitt-Mountaineer Game Play by Play r.trMIMtItlMIMIMMimiMIliimMmiIIIMWtMtMIMfiMltlHIlimMlllttiiIllIItitlinillHllitMtlfMWIlimMMm tore1! Beil Brown wa Verirar Simon at left end made, HE clav-t v-nlav account of the, lforNird-u- CI. Score: T' Pitt-West Virginia game, at Forbes Field yesterday fol Farvich tCapt.) K.T. I1 E.

Hfttt v. ooda two yards as the haif end: West Virginia, Pitt. 0. Quarter. Obresl Mayie Kuthdlerher Crewley D.

Miller Layden Kkberg replaced Powers Fourth Quarter. It was West Virginia's ball, third down and eight to go. Hrown replaced Bohren at halfback for Pitt. Simon's forward puss was grounded. Flanagan was injured on the play.

Byers replaced Flanagan for Pitt. Uarnum punted to Ityers en the KVyard line and he was nownrd on the 17. Gustafson gained a yard at left end. Byers circled right mil for five yards. Frank replaced Tvroplcton for Pitt and Piek- Steel Cars at Frequent Intervals Large and Nar-if tlcorge Gustafson fullback, place at dacci returned Hilt for West took Colonna's in place i Virginia, place at Second Quarter.

Weft Virginia's ball, six yards to gain, on Pitt's eight-yard line. Ek-btrg hit left guard for two yards. Nardacci cut ofT right end to Pitt's two-yard line. Nardacci circled right end for a touchdown. Bkberg's kick was blocked.

Score; Went Virginia. Pitt, 0. Chase replaced Murdoch for Pitt. P.arnum kicked off to Flanagan on Pitt's five-yard line and was downed on lS-yard line. Oolonna failed to gain at center.

A forward tins P.ohren to Flanagan, failed to Johnson took Ashbaugh's lows: First Quarter. The Panthers trotted on the field first for their preliminary practice followed by the Mountaineers a moment later. West Vireinia won the toss and elected to defend the north iroa! and receive the kickoff. Gwos-den kicked off for Pitt to Graham on the 20-yard line arid returned it to the 33-yard line. Ekberg hit left tietrlA for three vrr.ta Nardacci cut center and Murdoch replaced Chase.

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Kkberg for West Virginia. S.mon drove off left tackle for one yard. Nardacci lost a yard at right end. Bowers' forward pass was intercepted by ohnson and Pitt took the ball on its own line. George Hill replaced Nardacci for West Virginia.

Gustafson hit cen I Bohreii's pass to Flanagan f.ain tain. on tne opposite ta. Kie lot Kva3 klanacan punted to Nardacci slipped off right tackle tor vireirla'a 3s-vard line, where Arrror Notre Dame 6 7 0 -13 Substitutions- Army-Mark for Stewart for FUinger. Jomtson for Smythe. torek for Deyle.

twyle for Storek. storek tor Baiter Gdmore tor Hewitt. BHXter for 'orek, for Doyle. Clelland for lixter Johnson for Smythe. Dean for Ives.

Notre Oamt! frme for f'oiHns, Vergar for i'Sseler, E. Miller for Obrert, Bergman for (-rewlty. Crewiey for Berirraan. oorst for Miller Miller for Obrrst, Cerney for Wean for Walsh. Hunsinger for Mayle, YrTsifr for Crewley.

Maher (or Miller. INDIANA TOPS NORTHWESTERN Field Goal Tries by Defeated Pail Marks Stars. a first down on their own 46-yard the ball was downed. liit iire Kekhert- hit left tackle for two I through left tackle for a tlrst down Ilarnum kicked off t' Shuler on the goal line and he was downed on the 27-yard line, tiustafson hit center for four yards Uustafson went off right tackle six yards and a first down on West Virginia's 41 -yard line. gained a yard at left tackle.

Flan.ifran's forward pass was grounded. Another ass by Flanagan was incomplete. Flanagan's punt was downed on Wei-t Virginia's line. punted from behind his sroal line to Shuler on the line and he returned it to the 32-yard line, (lusfafson failed to gain at left end. A forward pass.

Flanagan to Jordan, Kained two yards. forwaid pass was grounded. Hohren's nais was incom- Electric Freight Service to on I'itt's 4'j-vard line. A double pass V.tiJ firt to Nardacci netted three yards. Simon i lio added a vard at left tackle.

Kkberg forward pass' vat Intercepted by forward pass as gro inded Parnurn Flanagan and Pitt took the ball on punted over the P' and the i-nrtbers rmt the hail in play on tKe their own line, lanagan lilllCU j- 11- tlir; A to, tL-n I forward naas was incomplete. A Arrangements can be made to have your merchandise shipped to these points by FAST ELECTRIC SERVICE v-ert double Dass to Flanagan netted vlanairan minted to the loss of four yards when he was pi le and west irsinia put tho ball play on its own 119 -yard line. West Virginia 4'J-vard line, whew tackled behind the line. A torwarrt the ball "was downed by Bohren. pass.

Kohren to 1-lanagan, lost an West Virginia ball. Kc kberg went additional two yards. Flanaga out of bounds at left tackle for a punted to Nardacci on the i line Tin ran i back a yard. l.K- ter for three yards. West Virginia was penalized live yards for offside.

1 Gustafson r.t right tackle made three I yards and West Virginia was penalized five yards for offside Gustafson gained two yards at right tackle. Byers lost a vard at right end. Byers' forward I pass was grounded. Byers punted to i the, West Viiginia 18-yard line where i the hall was downed. Bowers broke through left guard 'x yards.

Bow- 1 ers was hurt on the play. He remained i in the game. George Hi! broke through for a first down on West Virginia's 3S- yard line. Bowers was smothered at I left guard for no gain, A forward pass. I Simon to Hill, gave.

West Viiginia aj first down en Pitt's 37-yard line. Hill I broke through right tackle for seven yards. Bowers gained two yards. Hill I at right tackle made three yards and 1 firs! on Pitt's 23. Simon plunged I ugh 1.

ft tackle to the Pitt 19. Chase replaced Murdoch for Pitt. A double Simon to Hill, made two ihrough right tackle for five yards, berg hit tarough right Buard for Kkberg's forward pass was inter-1 three yards. Simon hit "ff lelt bv Shuler and put in play for five yards. It was a first down their mvn 3fi-yard line.

Bohren. on Pitt's 46-yard Ime t- i. eonter for three yards. A double Northwestern In a tVettm fon-' vnc football sms here today. 7 to 'darir Fopbomore.

was the ir.nividUHi 1' Trttfna. scorine a touehdovn after a first h. to run rit-hf nass netted West Virginia Pitt's line. Kkberg Flanagan's forward pass was eo-vard run in which he ouFtanepd end down i bit thr ugh left guard for two yards, i was sp-lled at right field rdaeci for two knocked yards. Nnrdacci's pans was down.

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Simon hit left tackle for no gain. Barnuin punted to Shuler on the line nnd he was downed tin the 2S-yard line. Fla naira was thrown at right end for a li.s of two yards. A forward Flanagan Jordan, netted MX yards. Kl'tringan's puss rou punted to Nar-daeri on the L'T-yard litie.

Nardacci fumbled ami Pitt recovered on West Virginia's 27-yard line. (lustafon hit through right truard for lour yards. Oustafson added three men at. left gtiartl. 1 ust a soti plunged over the West Virginia goal line for a touchdown, flwosden place-kicked the seventh point.

Score: West Virginia. 1.1; Pitt. 7. Gw-OKilen kicked off to Nardacci on the 10-yard line, and he returned it. to the lite-.

Simon broke away at left end four yards. Kkhcrst trained a yard "at left tackle. A double jiasM. Simon to Nardacci. netted rive yards.

Kkberg hit center for a first ilim on West irginia's 36-yard line. Nariiaerl rounder) right end f-r one yard. West Virginia was penalized live yard-; fr offside. Simon hit. through center for seven yards.

A forward pass. Simon to Nardacci. gave West Virginia a. gain of seven yards and a frt down tin West Virginia's 17-yrud iitie Nardacci broke away at right fid for four yards. Kkberg thrown for no gain ai the c( the line as the quarter ended.

West Virginia. 13: Pit-, yards. Bowers hit tho center of the Itne for two yitrds We.t Virginia was penalised two yards for delaying the gittiie. Hill's pans was grounded and Pitt put the bull in play on its own 23-ard line. Myers' forward pass was grounded.

Byers- forward pass was intercepted lunatics and West Virginia took the hall on Pitt's 1'9-yard line. it'll gained three yards ar right end. Bower fumbled Hli'l Pitt on oun Brown's forward fitild aroal by Three attempts vei.Ktem faded. Tha Vort western t. Johnson 1 lerton I.G..

grounded. Bcnrpn torwaru pass was incomplete. Flanagan punted to the WrU Virgitiia 15-yard line, where the ball was downed F.kborg went through risht iruard out of bound for a gain of six yards, r.kberg was stopped at the center of the line. Uarnum punted to Shuler. and he was downed on Pitt's 20-yard line.

A forward puss, Flanagan to Bohren. gained one yard. Flanagan's pass to Jordan failed to tain. Flanagan punted out of bounds on the Went Virginia line. Nardacci.

at right end, cut short for live Nardacci picked a hole at Hxht tackle for an additional two yards. Kkberk plunged through right guard tor a first down on Pitt's 44-yard line. Simon added three yards at left mi. Nardacci slipped between risrht end and right tackle for a first down on the Pitt 31-yard line. Kkbu-r gained a yard at right guard.

Nardrnci failed to gain at right end. A forward pass, Nardacci to Simon, gave the Mountaineers a gain of is yards and a first down on Pitt's 11-vard line. Ekbetg hit center lor three yards. The nuarter ended. Score- Put 0, West Virginia o.

nine yarns to ere. a lorvtiMu Kkherss to Tallman, gave Virginia a first down on the Pitt 2.1-yard line. Kkberg hit through right guard for seven yards Simon added two vards and a first down on the Pitt 32-vard line. Kkberg broke through to the Pitt three-yard line. Nardacci broke through right end for a yard.

Kkberg was spilled for no gain at center. A forward pass. Kkberg to Nardacci. sent Nardacci t-kiimnitig aerost the Panther goal lino for a second touchdown. Kkberg place-kicked the seventh point.

Seore: West Virginia. 13: Pitt ii. Rarniim kicked off to behind the goal and he was downed on the line. Nardacci intercepted Flanagan's pass and West Virginia put the ball in play on the Pitt lin-. Kkberg hit through center for a vard.

Harnum's forward pass was grounded. A forward pass, tiarnum to Simon, made it first down on Pitt's 24-yard line. Bowers replaced Kkberir a ml Georce Hill was 'n lineup: Indiana T. Knoy r.e-.-r.ohK Mumhy C. 1tttlr SpH sher Bemoska SVlikens Mark Moomaw ii 0 9 o-; TOO 7 .11.11...

T. rmart ttole Receivers pa was met mpieie. Brown' forward pass brought back und sr Viiginia was s-eriaiied ard-i for Brown's forward was. incomplete. Another forward puss by Brown was incomplete.

Byers punted to George. Hill on West Virginia's line and lit. r'-turned it to mid-fleld. Gtorg- Hill at right tackle made it first down on the pitt 2S. Bowers was stopped at the center of the line.

Simon hit off left, tackle fir a iard, George Hill failed to gain at the center of the line as the game ended. Finat scree- Wi st Vireinia 1S. Pitt 7. ouchdowr.s McElwa Ine, Polntn Time of PITTSBURGH RAILWAYS COMPANY trv after touchdown WKkins. MS Htii4littt4iiti.mmimi4n...-- ertods 13 minutes eacn.

lieieree J. tt. x'vhotf, Oberlin. I'm pi re F. -K.

Gardner, 'o-nll. Field judge J. J- Maloney. North Head hresman P. H.

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