caught the lockout at center, and ran back to State’s 30 yard line.
Then Yale used Hogan in tackle back play till near the line. Here
the ball was given to Metcalf, and he scored. This ended the
score.
The team which had “played well” was given a royal welcome
on the return to State. The line-up:
POSITION. YALE.
left end (Capt.) Rafferty.
STATE.
Yeckley
Arbuthnot left tackle (Turner) Bisselk
White left guard Morton.
Dunn center Roraback.
Woodward right guard Batchelder.
Moscript right tackle Hogan.
Perry right end Shevlin.
Elder quarter back (Soper) Rockwell.
Mcllveen left half back (Owsley) Mitchell.
Whitworth (Capt.) .... right half back (Allen) Metcalf,
Forkum full back '(Farmer) Bowman.
Score—Yale, 27; State, 0. Touchdowns—Metcalf, Bowman,
Bissell, Hogan, Owsley.. Goals from touchdowns—Bowman, 2.
Umpire—Dr. W. C. Wurtenberg, of Yale. Referee—Dr. S. H.
Hammond, of Yale. Timekeeper—E. B. Hull, of New Haven.
Linesmen—Phipps, of Yale, and Partridge, of State. Time—2o
and 18 minute halves.
State, 59 —University of Pittsburg, o.
The Western Universiy of Pennsylvania was as easy for State
at Pittsburg, Saturday, October 24th, as Dickinson Seminary was
eailiei in the season. The Wups were clearly outclassed. They did
not seem to understand the “helping game.” When a Western man
was tackled he was right down, but a State player always managed
to make a few more .yards. On the part of the Blue and White
there was little individual play and good team work. During the
last few minutes of play the team put up the best foot ball of the
season to date. The score, 590, was made by ten touchdowns
and nine goals.