State 29—Villanova 0,
Continued, from page /.
secured 12 around end and Camp
bell 1 just as the referee called for
“Time”
SECOND-HALF.
Five changes were made in Slate’s
line- up: Albert Yeckley for Henry,
Fawkes for Yeckley, Shaw for Put
nam, McVvi'iams for Wray, and
.Leathers for Barr, while Villanova’s
Coac'h ’ Crolins ‘ sent on the same
eleven after urging them angrily to
stop State’s rushes.
McGee kicked off to the 6 yard
line McAlteer getting 10 back, and
McGee being hurt on making the
tackle. Then McGeehan chanred
tackle tor 2, and State’s offside play
gave Villanova 5 yards more. Mc-
Geehan failed to budge State’s line
on a tackle tancem play, but Slavin
made it first down at end, Lacey 4,
McAtleer 1. McAtleer then lost on
Gotwals fine tackle, and McGeehan
broke away for a 60 yard run, but
was called back 30 for holding in
the interference. Daniels took 3at
tackle, Daniels 3 more, Slavin 1,
McGeehan 1, and it was State's
ball on downs. McGee took 2at
centre, Fawkes 1, Partridge 5, Mc-
Williams 6, McGee 3, McWilliams
10, Gotwals 1, McGee 10, Gotwals
1, Fawkes 6, and Gotwals over the
line, making the score 29 to 0. And
thus it remained as the punt out for
goal try failed. Zink then went
in for McGee.
Moore kicked off to the 5 yard line
and Zink showed his mettle by
sprinting back 20 yards. Albert
Yeckley failed at end, but Fawkes
got 3at tackle, Zink 5, and on a
fumble, Slavin darted away for 15
yards, Leathers bringing him down
hard. With the ball on States 30
yard line matters looked serious.
Slavin got 2 yards at tackle, Mc-
Geehan 3 more, but Shaw threw
Slavin for a loss, and McAlteer lost
more on a fumble. Then McAlteer
dropped back to the 30 yard mark
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and tried for a field goal. But -his
attempt was poor,’ the bail bouncing
over States goal line. Fawkes kick
ed out from the 25 yard mark Mc-
Geehan catching the ball on Villa
nova’s 40 yard line. Slavin then
lost at Leather’s end, and McWil
liams bioke thiough on the next
p’ay and downed McAlteer for a loss,
af'er which McGeehan got 3 at takle,
and McAlteer punted 30 yards,
Leathei s plunging 15 yards on the re
turn. Partridge then gained at tackle,
Zink broke through for 16, Shaw 5,
Albert Yecxley 25 around end on a
beautiful run. Gotwals 11, Zink- 8,
but Referee Robison called him back
and gave Villanova 15 yards for
State’s “holding,” thus spoiling the
chance for another. score. With a
grand plunge Zink got through for
12 on the next trial, but Fawkes
failed to advance on a fake kick,
and it was Villanova’s ball. On a
double pass Leathers downed them
for 3 yards loss, McAlteer lost at
Campbell’s end, and then punted 30
yards, Yeckley being downed in his
tracks. McWilliams- gained 6 at
tackle, Zink 6 through center and
Fawkes 4at end. “Time;” and the
game ended with the ball on Villa
nova’s 15 yard line. The score.
STATE 29
Barr
.rg Moore (CaptO
Campbell
Henry
Yeckle'* (Capt)
Partridge
Referee —Prof. Leete. Umpire Dr. Robison
Timers —Messrs Bair and Gill. Time of halves —
20 minutes. Touchdowns - Yeckley, McGee,Wray,
Gotwals. Goals from touchdown —Yeckley 4. Sub
stitutions—Casey for Yeckly, Albert Yeckley for
He iry, Shaw for Putnam, McWilliams for Wray,
Leathers for Barr, Zink for Putnam, Zink for Mc-
Gee,Carr for Lacey, McGlynn for Torpey,Hammer
for Smith.
Musical Clubs Re-organized
At a meeting cf the Glee Club and
Orchestra on Tuesday evening, Oct;
24, plans for the year were discussed
and the following officers were elect
ed ; R. J. Smith, 'O7, manager; N.
R. Wright, ’OB, assistant manager;
F. E. Wilber, treasurer.
It is expected that a trip will be
taken just before the Christmas va
cation and perhaps one during the
Easter vacation. Regular rehearsals
are being held with this end in view.
At the recent trials several new
men were secured for the Glee Club,
and there is every indication that the
clubs will be a credit to the College.
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