Tuesday, October 21, 1920 Sidelines Saturday's tiqrgatne nsth Lafayette felt almost like a: defeat, but it should not discourage Lion followers We hate many big games ahead and one of the biggest is only a few days off Colgate was beaten by Michigan State„ 1.1-to-7, and that was snore of an upset than out deadlock with the Leopards Both Penn State and the Now Yolk team will be fighting to come back on Saturday A mho for tithes team may mean the beginning of a giant season A loss will east a shadow over the whole season. At any late the old grads should see a peat game. l=:=I Thuteen was certainly unlucky for Andy Iserr's gmdmen. In the last trr elve football games Colgate has scaled in the first five minutes of play each time In the thirteenth, the Michigan State encounter, the touch down was postponed until the third pen and IMOMI Colgate's football team is a close rival this season to the hush flora Notre Dame for travelling honors The Matoon team will tiasel mole than 1,800 miles to play eight gild contests I=l=l Army, Pittsbuigh, Daitmouth„ and Cornell have come out of their first log gild tests unscathed, and appear to have the class of the cast Army against Yale, Pitt opposing Notte Dame, and Dartmouth against Hat vard should furnish football losers :,vith a choice menu lot nest Satur day, and unless we miss our guess, at one of the east's undefeated teams will bite the dust. I=l=l Scanning Saturday's soccer results ue find that Yale defeated Broom 2-to-I after an extra period This was Yale's second victory of the year, Old Eli ham mg defeated 'al I. T in the season's opener. ETEMI Coinell gained a 1-to-0 victory o‘er the Pi ineeton booters Carvahlo, cle‘m Ithican center made the only tally in the game Navy non from Lehigh's soccer team 3-to-2 after a bard fight This 'MN the midship men's initial league genie MIMI Turning to cross-country results. Coach Tom Keane's Syracuse harriers tinned in a perfect score against Columbia, all fine of the Orange run ners leading the New York city team. Penn's intercollegiate championship team lost-to Wisconsin 33-to-21. Welcome Gay Fisher and Ft tends EUGENE H LEDERER Real Estate Insurance HILLSIDE ICE CO. ICE COLD STORAGE and COAL North Patterson Street Phone 136 DO/IX nxperiment (6111 varimeorilee T ' 9„ '/// id, 4, av, , A ) r - ""; V'4.. ' Y ®GK ; JAN OCK, FINE CLOTHES ' ' AV E" • MONTGOMERY Thanks to the Penn State Student's Come Again Pleasant Gap Service Station Leopards Hold Lion Gridmen to 0-0 Tie Nittany Eleven Lacks Punch—lmproves Defense TEAM MENACES MAROON COAL ON 2 OCCASIONS Secolow Gains at Will Through Penn State Line—Miller Dashes 32 Yards Dina Hang the moored •Penn State, eleven In every phase of play, a stub born Lafayette team fought the Ltor, to a 0-to-O deadlock Saturday after noon on the Maroon I'm cast to vs in by a comfortable mm gm, the Nitt.my agglegabon dis appointed an expectant gatheting of 1 Bluc and White follow., by failing to pi °duce the necc , sai y ,em ing ,punch after advancing the ball nem 'the coveted final mark on se,end dif ferent occasions 'fhe slump in Penn State's offensive power mine!, mos obvious in practice sessions during the past meek Ull9 clearly indicated in Saturday's con test Lasich was the only player ho was able to gain with any degree of consistency through the Leopold line. Three passes were completed out of sixteen tiles for a total grin of 35 yards Defenso,ely these ,as a nuuLed =movement in the Nittany team Except for a sustained maul, of 46 yards in the last pound, the Lafay ette backs weie held a about substaii tinl gains, and Matson Lakes and passers wee usually forced to•get lid of the hall buniedly Lions Almost Score - Momentary hopes that Penn State had finally broken the tie lisle dash cd to the ground on tno different oc casions Recening a short hick on the 26.yind line the Lions advanced Authin clesen yards of the Leopard goal in the second pound On fourth down French passed far over the line to Eduard, who had run past the ENDICOTT JOHNSON ARMY SHOES All Sizes—All Widths $3.85 and $3.45 THE HUB HE better you feel, the more you can do for your- self as well as everyone else. :The "senior who has done most for his college" is the one who always has the energy and strengths to put things over. Shredded Wheat helps you to lead in campus activities. Two Shredded Wheat Ris• cuits swimming in whole , ~.„ W -.„ , .„,..,.,,,,,„, ,„,.,.. A --,y- °‘'..:551551123521165HRE1VELP ViIEA.: ~ ,`..• A c .____*.:l._._-11rx_.....s Here's 'the Story Penn Sine - I afwtt. 1 Ara na.rw 129 lIMIS C11111(11 Itu•hlng 110 17 1 talk 1.04 Itwhure :I 1. Paolo. Altemptol 1 . 11 , N4.1 Coln,lcto .1 1 SPA lmewent,n 0 11 V.r,'i Cninttl I'motintr )urd% Leo,. by Pc.nnlttoi 44 A,raue I t WI: of Punts 1 , 4 0 Ittrth Pue. &tun., umblts tvid 7one. The Nittany end received the ball perfectly, but the play V. &clamd illegal because the ball v.as out of the playlng field That Penn State had scored a safe ,ty was the belief concurrent among , pectatoi, in the Hurd quarter. Mundy had just ieceived Dicchich's !attempted placement and run to the 15-yard mmk. Sunman chopped back and apparently fumbled the centet'; pass Aftei sevelal players had en dca‘ored to tecoyer it, the ball was finally tetrieved by Wetmuth beyond the goal The lefelee, howe.m, gave; Penn State powssion of the pincl.m on the 15-yaid line where a Lion playei had fist touched tt On the second don n, after Lash had gained a yard through tackle, ti each called for a pass. The toss 'neat out of linplan's lead, and over the goal line. giving Lafayette the ball on a touchback Maroon . 21-Yard Mark Lafayette noses smmusly Uneaten ed the Nittany goal Twenty-ono yards ham the last stime was the neatest the Masoon exer came, and that yard math was leached both in the second and last periods Neat the end of the fast mmitet Fter,h kicked from behind the goal against a strong , sued The I,ml, was teemed by cow who was downed on the 80-yard line The Leopmds nthanced mote ylnds berate Cook attempted a placement In the last period Bugen inteteepted one of Snydet's passes in nuthiehld and a pass front Thomp.on to 500 n..! lov- again placed the ball on the 21- saul math. The Lions stood fast and Cie spectators held then hi oath as l Cook's last fly for a field goal emit the Most for His College" milk every morning will put you on your toes for the busi• ness and pleasure of the day. It gives, in readily digested form, all the food elements essential to a nourishing vitality-producing breakfast, I.IL PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Our Opponents nagala 10, St. Laotenee 0 SOllOO°lEl 20, Lebaron Valley 0 Marshall 37, Bethany 0 :1111.10gan State 11, Colgate 7 Buchnell 11, St. Thom, 0 ntt.sburgh 14, Sylacuse 0 Putdue 20, loan 0 a it, sou ds wale of the um ights Al Socoorii, sturdy Maroon half 'back, who was kept on the bench for the first tin ee quaittis, enteied the game in the final puled and almost turned the tide of i.a.toi.y in /mot of the Mai oon and \\lute Socolow seemed to have 110 trouble in gaining tin ough Penn State's faint aid wall, and practically single handed account. oil for foul stunght last downs by turtling A shone vlnh bloulng the length nt' the field matcnalls aided the hick kilo, and although both 'ales tried 'to ace this to advantage it moldy staved aft pending stoles Frequently ' , tench, Muller, or Uoodfin ,ele able to lack betueen sr , ti, or seventy .atds Joe Millet, octet mg the game in the thud per arid, made tlic longest run of the encountu front so immage Be hind perfect interfelLnee, Millet cir cled left end fot 32 3.inds as the Lions held the ball on the 9-said mark. Joe o as also on the encasing end of the longest pass completed by Penn State 'he pass occurred in the final period and seas good for 25 mule It seas the last of the Nittan3 team's desper ate attempts to score A Complete.. Food Service DIAMONDS WATCHES OFFICIAL PENN STATE JEWELRY HANN & O'NEAL Opposite Front Campus PEN SETS '-• The Best Things in Life Are Free Between the Hours of 3 and 4 and 7:30 and 8:30 P. M. Sandwiches Milkshakes LION ROOTERS TIE HARRIERS RUN IN MAIN LINERS, 1-1 2' 1 chers PITT , Dela de TIME TRIAL IN In Varstt) Race I Captain Bill Hutchinson ncoresj Whi'e T:ngland, Vandermarl; By Penally Kick in Last Quarter of Play Netting a 15 yard flee Lick in the last few minutes of play, Dill Hutch mon, Natant soccer captain, sated the Lion hooter., lions defeat in the opening game ttith Havel fold Satin due The game ended in in 1-to-1. deadlock. The Penn State elem.en Sias unable to cone ugh the expenenced Alum Line hooters dosing the Lust quantal of play but oncoming into then stud, clueing the second half succeeded in bleaking up (norm, - opponent plus Jon goalie, stopped so.ectil mnflicult punts ohich pionmed to tal ly goals Bill Henszey, fullback, neiselman at half and 3lasteis on the fomaid line played a clescc game throughout and shou promise of den eloping into stellai socceimen Bud Anderson, center Somali], managed to elude the careful wattle of Captain PennypaCker, Main Line bark and make several Ws foe goals. However, the defense line of the Haveefoed team proved too strong and bloke up the Lion plays. 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