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side of the line and KUUnger squirmed
through for three more A forward
pass, Killinger to McCollum, was com
pleted and the ball was on Harvard’s
37-yard line Killinger skirted Hnt
vard’s right end, reversed the field and
carried the ball to Harvard’s 2l»-yoid
line Two rushes at the centre of the
line netted foui yards And Klllingci
made anothci at left end his own In
tel fercnco spilling him ns the period
ended, with the ball on Harvard’s 19-
yard line, with a fourth down for Penn
State and four to go
mod from first page)
second (Juurtcr
»nt ov ei for .1 touchdown on
ij Buell kicked the goal
i hi ite 0, Harv ar«l 14
ticked off to KUUnger tv ho
• ball on the 10 Mud line
hick to the 30-jnrd line
ade 5 >aida through left
Inger added 3 more Llght
'd the populace by tearing
i Kllllngcr 2 jaids Red
ie Injured and had to be
hospital
Score—Haivaid 14, Penn State, 14
Coburn replaced Gehrkc A forward
pass, Klllingci to Lightner, put the
ball on the Harvard eight-yard line
Wilson made three yards at right
tackle And Lightner ploughed thru
the center for two moie Harvaxd
held, stopping Killinger on the one
yard line On the next play Lightner
made the touthdow n and put Penn
State in the lead 20 to 14.
m a steady Nlttanj march
naid goal Wilson, tv ho
foi Redingei, tore off 4
ltnei 3, Kllllngcr 2, Kllllng
tnei no gain, Killlngei 7,
:illlngei no gain Then the
of Killlngei and Wilson
b ill to the shadow of the
which Lightner carried It
Lightner kicked a goal against a
strong wind Score, Harvard 14.
Penn State 21
a touchdown
7, Harvard 14
ked otf to Gratwick, who
>ut recovered and was
ILtrvaid's 17->ard line by
Ch ipln was hurt and was
Chuiohlll
Bentz kicked off to Harvard’s goal
lino and the ball was brought back to
the 11-yard line, Johnson made 0
yards on a fake kick and a forward
pass, Buell to Johnson, put the ball on
Harvard’s 25 yard line
muted to State who fum
leld and Harvard recoveied
forwaid pass Buell to Hart
first down on Penn State’s
nai vaiua --
Another forwaid pass was grounded
Churchill made 5 yards at right end
Field replaced Macomber. Harvard
punted, the ball going dead on Penn
State’s 30-yard Une Killinger made
4 ymds through center. Penn State
was penalized 15-yards for holding
Wilson made 5 yaids and added with
four more
• llills diopped Churchill
id loss A forward pass,
ts made It fiist down on the
! Buell's attempt at a field
cnockod down by Killlnger
; bock to Penn State's 13*
Gehikc replaced Kratwlck
lilghtnor and Wilson made
s apiece when Killlnger
Juell who was downed at the
ie A forward pass was
> Wilson
pe
Penn State punted to Johnson who
icturned the ball to Penn State’s 42-
yurd Une Brocker skirted right end
for thiee yards Churchill made four
more and Johnson made It fourth down
two to go, on Penn State’s 34-yard
Une A pretty forward pass, Buell to
Johnson, made it first down on Penn
State’s 27-yard Une Time out. John
son made, eight yards outside right
tackle and then made it first down on
Penn State’s 10-yard Une Buell made
three at right end
A line plunge by Coburn netted a
yard A forward pass, Buell, to
Chui chill, resulted in a touchdown on
the extieine end of the field
Score, Penn State 21, Harvard 20
Killinger hurt, resumes play. Buell
kicked the goal
,»as3 -\%as intercepted by
Oio leaped high in the air
the ball on the 45-yard line
as thrown for five-yard
•\vud pass, Llghtner to Wil
'ive jatds, but Killinger was
a five-yard loss and ICil
nt rolled dead on the Hur
d line as the period ended
arvmd 14, Penn State 7.
Tlilrd Period
kicked off to Wilson who
• ball back to Penn State's
lc Penn State found little
In plotting Harvard’s line
tun but Penn State fumbled
iccoveicd on Penn State’s 44
CbuichlH made four yards
nwaid pass, Bucl to Fitts,
one yard Churchill made
ai d at center Churchill
Penn State’s 5->ard line
ingei received the ball and
d on 9-yard line Again Penn
ted to straight line smashing
and other times hitting the
Score, Harvard 21, Penn* State 21
Harvaul kicked off to Penn State’s
15-ynrd line Tieiney leplaced Henry.
Lightner made 4 yards thru center A
forwaid pass, Killinger to Lightner,
netted a first down on Penn State’s 20
yard Une Another forward pass, Kil
linger to Lightner. put the ball on
Penn State’s 45-yaid Uric. iWlilson
made ten yard 3 through left tackle The
ball is on Harvards 43-yard line and
it Is very dark
Lightner hit the Crimson center for
4 y’ards Bradford replacing Clark,
Lightner made 2 yards at right tackle
A forward pass was lncompletcd Fak
ing a forward pass Killinger dashed
for Harvard’s left end then suddenly
leversed and carried the ball to Har
vard’s 18 yaid Une A line smash nett
ed 3 yards Another smash at Har
vards center gained but a yard, Light
nor was thrown for a ten yard loss on
Harvard’s 24-yard line. A PennJStatO
forward pass. Killinger to Lightner,
was completed as the game ended.
Harvaid 21, Penn State 21
ushes they made two first
put the ball on their own
ic Wilson then probably
the most spectacular play
■ssed at Harvard this year.
*f right tackle from his own
ic then completely reversed
ind was not downed till he
irvard’s four yard line after
id tun It was beautiful
tHl'i&ui' made-rwo—yards— at
made it one yard to go on
rd line Harvard held, the
on the one-foot line. Llght
the ball over for a touch
ic Harvard 14, Penn State
Harvard Penn State
Janin, 1 © . re, Hufford
Kane, It - - _ _ rt, McMahon
Brown, Ig _ rg Bcdenk
Clark c . _ „ c , Bentz
Hubbard, rg . _ .. ._ .Ijr, Baer
Ladd, r t _ _ j. 11, Madera
Macomber re. . __ le, McCollum
Buell, q b - „ q b. Killinger
Churchill, Ihb. . rhb Redinger
Fitts, rhb. . Ihb. Lightner
Owen fjb- _ fb Hess
Referee—O’Brien, Tufts Umpire—
Thorpe, Columbia Headllncsman—
McCartv, Germantown Field judge—
Butterfield, Boston Time—Porlods 12
and 15 minutes
ced by Lightner. Score Har
mn State 14
eplaced Fitts Bentz kick
-chlll who ran the ball back
d’s 40-yard line. Churchill
i yards at Penn State’s left
was injured and Henry re
. A fake kick failed to gain
.rd punted to Killinger who
id on Penn State’s 7 yard
State made another first
tinlght football putting the
Ir ow n 17-yard Une A for
wus grounded State punt-
y, who was thrown on Har
,ard line .McCollum threw
thout gain, made
at left tackle Harvard
side at Penn State’s 15-yard
out Lightner made seven
ft end J Johnson replaced
Johnson, a Harvard man,
ed and Referee OBrlcn ran
field with a pair of pants
n himself. Harvard was
wo yards for excessive off
rm broke through on a do
and carried the ball 20 yards
ate s 11-yard line Lightner
e yards through the right
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Not to be outdone by the. stud
ents of Penn State, tlie Pitts
butgh Alumni and othcis inter
ested in the outcome of the Har
vaid-Penn State game had tele
graph'ie returns of their own at
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torium, in that city’ The form
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Bast play by play and displayed
as much enthusiasm as thev
watched the "mystoiy’’ team In
action as the students who heard
the results at State College
Fourth Period
DR. BARBOUR SPEAKS
ON “THE UNATTAINEI
(Continued from first sage)
books nnd music, and likened the Bible
to u great continent „ abounding In
mountains and fertile plains which
should be explored by everybody. He
spoke of tho Disarmament Confcience
at Washington, of the’millions of dol
ars that were annually being wasted by
war, of the loss of life due to wars
and above all the loss of international
good will due to wars And then
showed how manv Americans were
seeking something that had so far been
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FRESHMEN TOP* 19-0
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conspicuous players were Hughes and
Bi ooks, the Mercersburg halfbacks.
Prloi, tho quarterback, also mode a
fine showing. The'threo men mention
ed were very conspicuous when the
Moicersburg team scored a 7-0 victory
over ”3111" Roper’s Princeton Cubs a
week previously All three of -them
toic off n number of large gains
against the Frosh but the Merceisburg
line was much too weak for Penn State
and the Mercersburg backs were able
to get away with largo gains only on
■thioo or four occasions
The game opened -with'Mercersburg
confident of victory’ Penn State re
ceived the ball and immediately chang
ed the Mercersburg attitude In four
play s Coach Herman’s team had scor
ed a touchdown On the fourth play
Gi egory started from the five yard Ufio
and did not stop until he planted the
ball across tho goal line McCoy kick
ed the goal Tho Freshmen then
kicked to the Cumberland Valley play
ers and after a series of rittempted line
plunges and end runs the academy men
wore forced to kick On receiving the
ball the Frosh Immediately started a
march down the field and did not-stop
until the quarter ended, with tho ball
on the Mercersburg thirty yard line in
possession of the Freshmen.
He spoke of the mastry
The strain of
repressed
excitement
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Substitutions—Unkmamlck for Heath
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