Church . . . . Gelbert . . . . Williams . . . Kiefer . . . . Jackson . . . . Young . . . . Umpire—R. C. Brainerd. Referee—Dr. McClung. Touchdowns—Kiefer, 2; Gelbert. Goals from touchdowns—Young, 3. Goals from field—Cure, I. Time-20-minute halves. THE BUCKNELL-STATE GAME. Although State played what was in some respects the poorest game which she has played this season, she succeeded in defeat ing Bucknell by a score of i 6 to o at Williamsport on Nov. 5. On six different occasions did State lose the ball near Bucknell's goal by inexcusable fumbling and off-side playing, and on sev eral of these occasions the ball was lost within ten yards of the goal. Had it not been for this excessive amount of fumbling at such vital points and for the poor manner in which a number of Bucknell's punts were received, the score would not have been under thirty or forty points. Otherwise, State put tip an excel lent game, both defensive and aggressive. Bucknell was unable to do scarcely anything other than punting. Murray, Randolph, and Scholl, who tore through Bucknell's line time and again for five or ten yards, seldom yielded a foot to Bucknell's numerous attempts to gain through them. Bucknell found it equally diffi cult to get past State's tackles, Miller 'and Ross, or around the ends, Ruble and Blair. Ruble played a fine game, especially in tackling and interference work, and Blair played equally well with the exception of the once that he was caught napping and allowed Stanton to go around him for 35 yards. With the excep tion of several poor passes, Heckel played a good game, doing good interference work on a number of occasions. Too much praise cannot be given to the backs. Hayes and Curtin played halves for the first time in this game and both of them made re markable end runs. The former's 7o yard run for a touchdown in the second half was worthy of the deafening cheers which it drew forth. Platt and Maxwell who were substituted towards ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT . . . . left tackle . . . . .' . , left end . . . . . . . quarter-back . . . . . . right half-back . . . . . . left half-back . . . . . . full-back . . . BuCE.NBI,I, o; STATE 16. . . Ross . . Ruble . Heckel . . . . Hewitt . . D. K. Miller Cure
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