Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-05
K|CKERS LINE UP
The State College Eleven to
Meet the P. A. C. in
Battle Array.
HOT SCRIMMAGES AHEAD.
kiskimiretas Scores Twelve Against
the High School.
THREE RACES AT HOMEWOOD PARK
Good Days Facing at Gutenberg and the
Bookies Lose Money.
THREE RACES AT HOMEWOOD PARK
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

This afternoon at 8 o'clock sharp the P.
A. c. eleven will line up against the State
College team at P. A. c. Park. 1t will be
an exciting game, and according to state
ments the P A. C's will be lucky if they
score. The State College team is regarded
as the strongest in the State, barring only
the University OF Pennsylvania eleven and
Lehigh, and against that aggregation the
State team made good showing. 1t brings
its best men here, and sturdy set they are.
The rush line is heavier than the P.
a. ~C.'s men and Messrs. Phelan,
Gumbert, Ritchey, Stevenson, LawlesS,
Reilly ard Bert Aull will find their hands
full in holding Rothrock, Heppenstall,
Dowler, Read. Fisher, Morrow and Harris.
The backs are active sprinters and can get
around the ends in great style.
The game will be watched with great
deal of interest, especially as the next game
OF the P. A. c. s here will be with the A.
A. AS. 1t will start promptly at 3
o'clock on account of the early nightfall,
and as tie car service is poor to the park
owing to the torn up condition of the
streets it will be advisable tor those who
desire to see all of the scrimmage to start
early.
Avery Pretty Game Yesterday.
The High School boys played nice game
yesterday with the team of the Kiskimin-
etas school, The latter were entirely too
heavy for the High Schools and were evil
IDENTIFY well trained, but despite the favor
iteism shown by Referee Wilson, the High
Schools kept the score down to II to O.
During the two halves Referee Wilson de-
cided constantly in favor of the kiskimin-
etas, most notably in the second halt.
The Kisklminetas boys played a good
game and were not in need of special favors
on the part OF the referee. They made no
fumbles and they played sharp game, de-
pending mostly on their superior weight to
make gains through the rush line.
Two of their points were made on safety
touchdown by Breck, the bali having been
kicked behind the line by Wilson, of the
kiskiminetas, and captured by Breck, who
was downed before he could get it back.
The First Points Earned.
Altman made the first touchdown for the
Kiskiminetas after a hard half hours piav
during which the ball was never off
High Schools territory. Forgy failed to
kick goal and the first half ended with the
ball in the hands of the High School on
their own territory. Wilson made the
touchdown for the Kiskiminetas in the
second half and Forgy kicked the goal, and
the half was ended with the ball in the
possession of Kiskiminetas on their own
territory.
Several times the High School got the
ball down to the 25-yard line but the Kis
kiminetas men were too heavy. Speer's
work in the center in holding Mclean, who
weighed 240 pounds, was suyerb. Lowrey,
Watt, Johnston, Irwin and Gull made some
excellent tackles, and, as usual, Breck was
a whole host in himself. The individual
work of the Kiskiminetas players was less
prominent, but Altman, Evans and Wilson
played a good game and Forgy as quarter
back was always in the thick of the fray.
The teams lined up as follows: