Tuesday, October-!#' 11)25 > GEORGIA 1 TECH ELEVEN DOWNS LION GRIDDERS (Continued from first page) struck n-goal post and it was Penn Stale’s ball on the 20-,,nrd line. Short bucks bv Bergman and Dr.n rerh-dd netted eight yaids and a long end am bv Lungien placed the pig skin on the '4O-viml stripe, fiom which point several attemnts tluough the line made little gain end Pincuia lacked to Geo.gm’a 35-yanl tape. Mmrav was thiown foi a loa bv Ma honey anil Wycoff punted, Pmcura downing the ball on lus 40-ynrd line a'» the ciuatler ended Second Period When two hrte plavs faded to bung the necessaiv vaidoge, Pincuia kicked to Tech’s oG»".uJ mail'.-wlieie three plavn faded to.mvVe ten s aids and T<xdi pnnted A kick bv Pmcura, a pm and •'•recovered fumble by Mur l.iv placed the ball on the Southern •10-vud line, from winch place the wind earned Wycnff’s lons punt o\ei tliu Nittany coal line. Giay was substituted for Mahoncv, and an e {change of punts placed the ball once nioie m Lion lemtoiy, on the 10-yard line. Lungien.Pmcuia and D mgerfield opened an offensive from theie which earned the play to their 40-vat d lino, but heic Giay punted .iftei a loss by Lungrcn The lons punt sailed eloso to the Gcoigm goal I me, the Tech safety carrying the ball mer his line and out again, being downed at the 3-yard muik. Wycftfl got off a poor punt, Pincuia pi minding the pigskin at twenty-five raids. As the half was closing the Niltans backs snapped thiough a f ike ciiss-csoss and Pincuia heaved the ball to Dangoifield, who ian eighteen yards, foi the initial scoie ot the contest. Bcigman added the extra point fiom placement Disastrous Kick Standing on h’s own 0-yaid line aftei the Southerner had kicked off, Gray endcnvoied to boot the bell out i.l dangei. The kick was f.iultv, the ball dying high m the an and de scending almost on lop of tho charg ing fnrwaidj It was Tech’s ball on the Penn State 20-yaids and in five lu.hcs, W: coIT and Munav cai.ied ’t o/ei lor a touchdown. Williams’ tty from placement was good and the bco'e stood at seven all. On the next kick-off, Wvcoff .c -cencd on his IS-vard line and tore oil foi t\-five yaids up the held. A t..only-five y.rnl penally for cltpp.ng OLD MAIN ART SHOP To be opened about November 1 BASEMENT SCIiLOW BUILDING fx\ I At' present' weTiave temporary, quarters at'Aiex- a ander Apartments, Park Ave; 1 5 4 Sec our display of jjj Pottery, Brass, Wrought Irons, Tapes- p £ try, Prayer Rugs, Etchings 4 i AND OTHER ARTICLES OF DISTINCTION l The Slickest Cos £ on tneCampus! (ftOmslaMitf'ktd&ifc iptic/zyi I) No well dressed college man Is I vithout one. 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Corner j 20TH CENTURY SHOE CO. : 121 ALLEN STREET was, inflicted oh the * Georgians/and lhe<baU was biought back to then own 38*yai<l inailu The-Nittany line held and Wjcoff got off a sixty-five void piintnvhich sailed across the Blue and White goal line. An exchange of'punts'placed the ball again on the NitUiny 20-\mds and heie the Lion-begmi'an offensive that tlucw- the Blue and While section inlo an upioar. The Lions made tlnee iirst downs in a low on a march of nfty yards, with Dangerfield, Lun pptn and Pincuia cailying-the ball. The Southern defense- stiffened with the ball thirty-two yards fiom its goal, and Beigman tuCd a*placement which fell shoit of the bin. Wycoff kicked as the quaiter ended. Final Period- An intercepted forwaid pass stai ted Tech on the v/ny to its second touchdown Luntjmi dropped the ball thiovvn by Pmcuiu on the play aftei the ktcknfl, and Williams snatched the ball as it fell from his fingers, falling to the giound in making’the lecnveiy. Staiting from then own 05-ynid line, Muuuy, Wvcoff and Bairon toie thiough the Nittanv line at will, Jluiuiy getting live yaids, Wycoff eighteen, Munny seven and Bairon nine moie thiough the same hole. Wjcoff added tlintcen moic m two successive i uslies and planted the ball on the Nittanv 13-yaid maik. Muuav plunged thiough center for si\ voids and Bmion got t\.o more Muir.ty earned the ball to the 2-yard and Bai ion plunged thiough light guard foi a touchdown, Williams fail ing to snare the extra point Follow-; ing the kickoff, Penn State failed to gam, was penalised foi dfclay, and IGiuy k-cked to Williams on Tech’s ! eighteen vaids Wjcoff returned the * punt to the Lion -10-yaicl maik. 1 Heie a failuie to gain sent Giay back once more to kick, where the Nittany leader leceived a pool mass I Penn State Hotel'| | Dining Room | - 2 - Under New 'Management / We serve regular | Is meals at reason 'l able prices. A j| 410 E. College Avenue |] | S^V3tSCSS6S3tseS»S«MSS3«SXWci frbrrt* denter, Gray being .tackled, in his tracks, where only ins skill m snaiing the pass prevented- nnotliei Tech touchdown It uab Gc-oigis's ball on the Lion dO-.vaids, shoit lushes bj- Bmion and Wvcoff* carry ing the pigsknn to the 20-yaid line, where Williams booted a piettv place ment between the posts for the Southctneih’ final tally The game ended with-the fust plav after kick off, Penn State holding the lull on it ll own 30-ynrd mail: Using the shift mode famous h> Johnny Jleisman, Tech innde piae ficilly eveiv one of its grins from inside the tackles, only one pass be ing attempted. Unlike last veai, l.ov-cvei, the shift was both to tno light and left, and foiv-nid Al though outplavcd and outpointed b> the Lions in the fiist half, the South erncis displayed a lcmaikahlc »al'y. scoung tinoe times v-ith asw ft and concentrated attack Penn State Georgia Tech SJnmp L E. Sleikle McCann L T. 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