Tuesday, October i, 1925)
Penn State Gridders Overcome Niagara Machine In Opening Encounter, 16-'
EDWARDS, DIEDRICH
MAKE TOUCHDOWNS
Lions Halt Enemy Drive in Final
Minutes as Second Team
Withstands Attack
Wilting under the heat of a mid
somnu'i sun, a lighting Nittanv gud
anav slashed its wny to an cailj
3‘l-to-O lead o\or Niagara’s stubborn
football machine only lo faltci in the
second half scoimg hut 2 points to
mine' a IG-to-Q victoiy in the ini
tial guduon contest on New Benvoi
field Saluuhy afternoon.
The crushing attack staged by the
Lion machine m the opening quaitcis
(t the contest netted the lust Blue
and White touchdown aftei but fi\e
minutes of phv when Coop Ficnch
tossed the oval to Fail Edvvaids who
placed the hall behind the counting
line
The second Nittany counter came
m the second quaitci when Yut/ Died
ncli cut thiough tl.c Niagaia fonva’d
wall to seme aftei Flench had staged
r brilliant 50-yaid tun tlnough the
ontae Puipic line The third fcCor»|
tame in the last quaili'i when Salt-- 1
ma" downed Sncidei behind the Pui-j
pie goal line adding two potnts j
Ciachirg Ins way lepe.iteJi.v
tlnough the Nwgnians’ line, Juih
Lnsich, sophomoie fullback, pjo\cd
the Lions’ most consistent giourd
gamci The C itaiact Citv line seem
ed tola’lv unalde to stem the (hives
ot the plunging fallback leaving
consistently thioughoul the contest,
Johnnv Zoiella pioved the mamslaj
of the Nittanv defense
Quiglov Singes Hun
Frequent o't-side plays, coupled
with h\e 10-vaid penalties hatnpeied
the Lion'attack Bczdok’s mnehne
lcpeatedly lost fust downs by penal
ties vhdo two touchdowns failed to
matcualiro because of oft-sule
by the NiUany line A 10-\aul tun
ovei the goal line by Red E\nns 1.1
the second quaitci was lotmned while,
a second touchdown by Hod in the
closing moments of the game was de
nied foi the same icason
Lion hopes for a shutout vicloiy
ovci the New Yolk state team almost
founueiei! lfl the final pcuod when
Qu'glev, Niagaia captain and quai
trihack. mteiccpted a ]iass fiom Retl
Evans on the Puiple goal lino and
tan 90 j>aids befoie being downed
on Penn State’s 5-ynid stupe The
Lion wall biaced at the cutical mo
ment, howe\ci, and the Niagaia bacl s
Tailed to'~adv ance the ball m foui
attempts
Captain Quigley, Sncidei, fullback,
and Claik. halfback, boie the biunt of
tho* Niagaia attack The Purple cap
lain made fiequent gams through the
Penn Slate line while the woik of
the halfback was a poweifitl factoi
in the Niagaia team’s nd\anccs dui
ing the second half
Lions Score
Dicduch kicked to Niagma’s 20-
nd line to open the game but the
uiplc backficld faded to pcnctiatc
io Lion defense and Sncidei booted
ic oval to the Nittanv -12-vaid stupe
isich went tlnough the line foi fi\c
irds and Coop Ficnch advanced the
11 anothei >nid Judy made fir'd
own on the ne\t play A beautiful
ass fun Ficnch to Edvvaids lesulted
i the fust Lion scoie Dieduch boot
l tho ball between the goal posts to
ung tho s.coie to .7-to-U
With the ball on then own 24-yavd
no the Nittanv machine began
no foi thou second touchdown
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COLLEGE CUT-RATE
How Penn State
Opponents Fared
Lebanon Vnllev 12 Vtllanovn .12
N Y U. 77 Veiniont 0
Pcnnsj lvnnin 11 F and M. 7
Bucknell ,11 St. Thomas 0
Pittsbuigh 32 Wnynesbutg 0
the sccord quaiter. Dieduch and
Lasirh j-av » the Blue anti White at
iay a fust dowm while Ficneh’s 50-
ynrd mu, injected at tins point, put
the ball on the Xiagnians’ l'l-yaid
stupe Repeated thiusls by Died
rich and Lasith In ought the pigskin
to a fust down a foot fiom the Pui
ple goal line Yut/ pushed the Niag
aia line lot tho scoie then kicked the
goal to bung the Nittany count to 11
Coach BordelA pi oteges added two
inoic points to then total m the final
quaiter when, with the ball on Niag
aia’a ,20-ym I livik, McCaithy, Ni
ngau’ centei, passed the bill ovei
Sncidei’*. head 'ibe fullback lecov
eicd the oval behind his own goal
luio whole he was downed by Sol
Snltzniaii bunging the Penn State
total to 1G
The final push tovau! the Puiple
god faded aftei luns by Battdoif
land Evans had placed the ball within
[sti iking distance of the goal line Suc
jttedtng attempt, by the Nittany pan
j advanced the ball to the 5-vaid stupe
Evans canted tiie oval acioss on the
ne\l play but was called hack nml the
team was penalized for ofl-side play
Red’s pas* on the ne't plav fell into
the waiting aims of Quigley who raced
to within live vaids of a touchdown
but faded to count
PENN GAME WILL COME
ON NOV. 15 NEXT YEAR
Penn State’s 1920 guduon machine
wifi cncounlci Penn’s football anav
or Franklin Held Novembci 13, ne\t
yeai’s schedule icveals
Bucknell will be met on a foieign
gritlnon foi the fiist time when the
Lion aggiegation journeys to Lewis-j
bmp, to meet Coach Snavcly’s prote-
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LACROSSE MENTOR
TO FORM LEAGUE
8 Teams Will Compete in Class
Circuit—Mont Alto Squad
May Play Yearlings
With plan l * for an eight team in
teiclass lacrosse league neatly com
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daily practice sessions for all varsity
and ficshman candidates on the field
adjoining the golf course.
Although additional men arc ex
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ternity lushing season, a laige squad
of ficslrmcn has been lentmng the
rudiments of stickwoik. Veterans of
last year’s varsity and yearling teams
also began piaetice dunng the past
week With workouts called daily
until weather conditions piohibit, Paul
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Mont Alto Adopts Lacrosse
Coached by Tiny Cranmcr of last
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
a two-game series between a Mont
Alto twelve and n Nittany plebc!
team sometime this fall. Four of the!
eight teams in the inteiclass league!
will be recimtcd from plebe tanks
and the remaining foui fiom uppei
classmen.
At the present lime, foui games
have boon scheduled foi the 19‘JO la
ciossc season Syracuse, Colgate, and
Aimy will bo met away while Wes
oin Maryland’s stickmen will meet the
! Lions hcic Efforts arc being made
[to book games with Now York uni
jvorsity, Rutgeis, Hobart, Lohign,
Navy and Stevens Tech
Four veterans weie lost to the
team in the toll taken by giaduation
Captain Ted Toiok, Steve Ifnmns,
Schaffer,,apd Ciamnei, all lettcimen,
played their, final game heie last
spring
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C7 (\ WILE Yale and Pnneeron were battling to a
J CJ U tie at Hoboken, New Jersey, a small group
of scientists, directed by Thomas A Edison, was busy
at Menlo Park, only'a few miles away On October
21, their work resulted in the first practical
incandescent lamp
Few realized what fifty years would mean to both
electric lighting and football The handful who
watched Yale and Princeton then has grown to tens
of thousands to-day And the lamp that glowed for
forty hours in Edison's little laboratory made
possible to-day’s billions of candle power of elec
tric light In honor of the pioneer achievement, and
of lighting progress, the nation this year observes
Light’s Golden Jubilee 1( [
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