Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-02
PENN BEATS F. AND NJ.
WITH IO-TO-6 SCORE


Cohtinued from rage One
minutes Of play. After F. and NJ. had
failed to advance the ball on the initial
lineup the Quakers started back from
their own 45-yard mark. In ~ plays in
which they mixed up their attack with
line plunges, forward passes and end
runs, they crossed F. and Ms. goal line,
Williams making the touchdown. -
The visitors came back strong in the
second period. Neither side. however
could score. In the third period F. and
M. made a we'll deserved touchdown. The
little F. and NJ. quarterback took the
ball on his own 3-yard line and, with
good interference. bolted around Penn's
left end. Four Pennsylvania tackIers
rushed at him, but, after .sidestepping
Quarterback Berry. he lodged in and out
past Urquehart Harris and Quigley.
The Quaker fullback got him as he
fell across the line. but the touchdown,
the first made against Penn this year,
had been registered.
In the same period Penn scored again
when Quigley. who made a free catch
on f. and MS 35-yard line, kicked a goal
from placement The Quakers rallied in
the last period under the leadership of
Bell, but could not score again
FIRST PERIOD.
+. and NJ won the toss and chose to re-
ceive the kickoff from the west goal Ber-
ry booted the ball down the field to Mylin,
who was downed ON his own 25-yard line.
Herman made three yards on the first
play, but Myiin was thrown for 5-yard
line loss. Another plunge failed, and
1fylin kicked to Quigley, who raced back
TO his own 45-yard line.
Williams went through a wedge In cen
tire for fiye yards. but the next plunge
failed. Then Berry picked Quigleys for
ward pass out OF the air for an advance
OF II yards. Quigley was thrown for a
loss OF a yard on the next play, and
Berry lost an additional yard.
Berry>on fake kick swung around end
for ~ yards. but Williams could not gain.
Quigley made yards on the next play.
Then Quigley fired forward pass to
Tighe for an advance OF ~ yards TO the
l0-yard mark. Onside by r. e. M. gave
Penn s yards. From here Williams took
the bah TO the 1-yard mark on centre
plunge and again shot out Of the line for
a touchdown Quigley kicked the goal
Score. Penn. II f.. q NJ. 0. l-t.
Berry kicked, of once more for Penn,
and Mylin, after fumbling the ball. recov-
cred IL and dashed back to the i5-yard
mark. Three assaults at the Penn line
could not gain. Herman kicked. but the
play was called back and f. and NJ was
given ive yards for the ouakers off-
side. Herman. Williams and Mylln made
only a yard on three attempts At the
Quaker line and Herman kicked 70 Berry.
who. catching the ball at midneld, sprint
ed back 70 II. and MS U-yard line.
williams mot like bullet through the
Franklin and Marshall line for l2-yard
gain Once more Williams took the ball.
this time for four yards on tackle. Quis-
ley got two yards at centre and then
!. Williams got two yards more
/. /. With two yards 10 go on the fourth
<<oun, Williams fought his way through
ar six yards and first down TO the
lofafd mark. One yard was all Williams
,0uld get on the next plunge. Here the
period ended.
score: Penn. 2; Franklin and Marshall 0.
SECOND PERIOD.
The teams changed sides ana started on
n and M.'a l-yard mark. Quleley took the
hall 10 within foot Of the goal line hui
on6lde set the Quakers back 5 yards
ouIgley was LAID out on the play. and
fun time had 10 BE- taken out for his re-
loFGIy.
Qu'N|ey nae unable 20 resume, and
Grant took h|a place Grant carried thl
bail ~ ne s-Yard ||ns on the fret play
I.I II.|0l nN|'I0c1 the gain and set th'
.I.II|| back b yards On The fourth
tlrH peuf tI|ed forward pass. pp|