Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
more FAVORED OVER LAFAYETTE AND HAVER
Surprise,
Holding Quukers
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put zip into the game I, ,,.,.. a.,
,,'m ,"o,"'m AFTERNOON There WAS a liberal
"pfhkling ct knaki in the stands .'i
u""pS "i pretty girls. wearing red. viii
""u oIuo Shle DIS collected niGkcls ditr,s
",u quarter" Tor the soldiers smoke fund
"e 'nulah. made a pretty picture Hs
'"tE raced INTO tuc field IN their flaming
''u niahhetS. The Penn squad which prr-
"'eu' received a great hand when II
'o.ird INTO the arena.
Captain Miller won The t,.y and p..,,,. .,
cIdod to receive the llrk-uu win th. v.,,,.,
Ocnnd them ''''''
FIRST PERIOD
lie Hoy kicked off to Berry, who sur.,u,,
Il'o 'he lImehGht tmmcdiatcty by hoo,iug
the bal ON the next play from th, o5-y,r,i
iihc over the Indians goal line n .,,.,s ,I,.
Indians bah ON their own 2u-yard linz,
hatumer replaced Cook. of Penn. ana
i"SBnchl Playing lett tackle in place IF
LasSt at left tack for Carlisle.
Alter Penn had recovered the bah ON -
tumble the Penn stedmrolIcr got in action
"Ilor two minutes of jucGeyiug St,u4
pulled of 25-yard run around left end
Berry got lo and then lost ON q line tackle
bN lie Roy. Berry would not be- denied.
however, and went around leit end for the
hrst touchdown. Berry kicked the goa
Score, Penn. :: Carlisle, %.
Lass replaced Togguchi at left tackle for
the Indians. Bcrry's kickoff nit the cross.
bar and bounced over II was the Indians
baII ON their own 2o-yard line Lcltoy
punted to Bell at Mtdncld Powerful lin,
Smashes by Bell Straus, Berry and Light
LOOK TO the ban to the Indians l0-yard line.
Ihe lt"dskns intercepted Il forward pass
Jones was hurt in sorimmage and wa.
taken out lie was replaced hy Vigil
fenn got the bail on downs and Berry
kicked "A field goal from the 2-yard line
score: Penn l0 Indians .
The period ended in a furry Of excite.
ment from the Carlisle delegation when
herman ran tn" kickoff back - yards
Penn 10, Indians o.
SECOND PERIOD
OGorman replaced Hattmcr at right
tackle for Penn
After getting the bal on downs, Penn
took the oval to the 1O-yard line on for.
ward passes. There Berry broke loose
around left end, euding half a dozen
tacklers and planting the bail between the
goal posts. He missed the goal from touch.
down. Score, Penn. lG; Indians. u.
Quig)ey replaces Bell After the kickoff
the Indians ran the ball back to the 30.
yard line. Two first downs were made OF
end runs by Herman and a snappy pass
from Leroy to Flinchem gained yards
herman brok" through for 20 yards taking
the bail to Penn's 25-yard line. Miles mad,
yards. The Indian rOuters went wild with
visions of a touchdown. After three plays
which did not gain an inch, the Penn line
held like a rock and the Indians lost the
ban on downs.
Straus made first down on three line
plungcs, and here the first half ended before
they could line up again. Score: Penn. l6
Indians a.
THIRD PERIOD
Roseuau replaced Ben at quarterback, foi
Penn. Quigley kicked OFT to TibbittS who
fumhIod. aud Herman recovered and re-
turned the bah ~ the 20-yard line. Tib
bits made yards around right end. Hat
timer rep accd Maynard at left tackle fol
Penn.
After two smashcs at tho line the In
dians could not gain and Miles punted t.
tluglCy, who carried the ban back 20 yards
to tn" lndans'S 40-yard line. Straus Went
through for ; yards on two pluEgcS at IN,
line Quigley plunged through center for
yards and first down. Straus made yards
through the same place.
ItoScnau made yards and first dowr
OFF tackle. Light made yards and Strau!
added two moe through center. QugleN
made yarl and StrauS made . yards
through the line and first down, bringing
the ball to the 2-yard line. Light tore righ
through the lire for IA touchdown. Score
Penn. 22 Indians, o. Quigley kicked tn,
goal. Score: Penn, %; Indians. q.