New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

which for the moment had Warmers
charges by the ears. Down IN IT'S
own territory. however, Pittsburgh
stood like stone wall, and the SYRIA
cuse attack was hurled back IN dis
mayed confusion.
Meehan stood out for Syracuse, but
his good work was not enough to over
come the team he was fighting, and
the chimes will not ring here 'o-nignI.
The Syracuse cheering section bsrked
It's approval when Captain White won
the toss and elected to receive the kick
of al the west end Of the Stadium, with
a stiff breeze favoring Pittsburgh. Cobb
caught the kickoff, and after sharp
attack Melted d first down for the
Orange. Pittsburgh held, and fun
bled pass on the fourth down gave the
ball 70 the visitors on the 26-yard line
But Warmers men were unable 10 score,
and il seemed as if battle Of the gods
we're TO be fought.
Procession Starts
Not long we're the spectators held IN
suspense. After a Syracuse punt gave
the Painters the ball the procession
down the field started. The time
ho1ored criss-cross, McLaren passing
10 DehGrt, gained eleven yards, and
three thrusts on the line produced
similar distance and a first down. Inc
bali rested on the 20-yard line and
Syracuse looked for a brace. McLaren,
however, was in the game. he ana
Hastings dashed at White and brought
the ball to the 2-yard line, where Nc
Laren went past White for score
Hastings kicked the goal, and the score
Early in the second period Pitts,
burgh had the ball on the Zo-yaro
mark. McLaren hit left tackle LOT
seven yards, repeated on the same place
for five PAGES, and then, taking craSh
at the much abused left side OF the
Orange line, scored. Hastings misseu
the goal, and the score was Is 70 "
Rafter almost scored on the kickoff.
He caught the boot from hastings on
his 6-yard line and came back 70 the
41-yard line before he was turned over
by Morrow, the only man between MN
and the goal. Right after that, now,
ever, Heron intercepted a for"aTu
mass and ran TO tho l5-yard line. he
stepped out Of bounds, however anu an
the ball WAS brought back TO the ~
yard line. A steady battering of the
line advanced the ball, but a penalty
jnterfered with the progress, and then
Hastings kicked goal from placement;
The score was 16 TO 0, and SO 1t STOOD
al the end of the first half. d,
After five minutes work in the thlro
neriod Pittsburgh marched nlnety-1our
cards for a touchdown. Dehart carried
inc hall from the 6-yard mark on the
kickoff back to the 14yard mark, where
he was stopped. Then the hammerinG pc
can. Short ripping plunges, made with
an irresistible power, were the ofuer Oh
me advance, but after hammerlng LOT
wbst he deemed sufficient Length OF
time Morrow suddenly called lot
criss-cross, and Hastings took pass
from McLaren, TO race thirty yarus
with it. .od
II was not long before the ball rested
on The coward line, thanks 70 the won
derful team work OF the fIt'souIsih
eleven, and then concerted affair
swept Syracuse away until only seven
Yards remained 10 be gained Dehar'
attended 10 that detail, and MS toueh-
down brought the score up 10 70 10 ",
Hastings kicked the goal, and the count
stood % 20 0. 80
The fourth period opened with tne
ball on Syracuse's 42-yard line, ana IA
exactly eight rushes another toucp,
down resulted. The great McLaren dio
the heavy work, and Hastings cut III
with a couple Of brilliant end runs
Morrow finally bored his way through
the centre for the final touchdown.
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