Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-03

polnts Tor Penn, but on each occasion his
boots were very wide Of the mark In kick
ing for goals from touchdown he was up
TO the standard, though he missed one Of
his four chances
In all except the second period Penn
played rather poor football. The ono great
sin was fumblng, and on several occasions
the Red and Blue lost the ball when they
were we'll on their way to the Lafayette
goal posts.
About 5000 persons we're in the stands,
despite the rival attraction at Shibe Park,
where the Marines met the Camp Meade
officers eleven
Poland, who started at right end for
Lafayette. was taken TO tho University
Hospital after he was injured in the sec.
ond period Of the game. II was discovered
that his right wrist was broken.
FIRST PERIOD
Captain Lehr won the toss and elected TO
defend tho west goal and receive the kick
off. Berry kicked or to Wolfe, who re-
| turned the ball Is yards 10 Lafayettes 30
yard line.
Lafayette, on three plays, failed TO get
more than yards, and Wolfe punted out
of bounds on Penn's 32-yard line. Straus
plugged the Lafayette line for s yards and
Berry made more. for a first down. Berry
and Straus alternated again for another
first down One the next play Howard
Berry slipped of tackle for &c yards and
| first down
This brought the ball to the 17-yard line,
| and Quigley advanced 5 yards Then Bert
Bell was thrown without gain. Berry failed
| at field goal from the 22-yard line. The
ball was given to Lafayette on their own
| 22-yard line, and on the first play Lehr
| fumbled and Wray recovered for Penn.
PENN PENAL1ZED
| Berry made yards off tackle, and on the
next play Penn was holding and was pen
allied is yards. Two Penn forward passes
| grounded, and then Berry tried field goal
| from the 35-yard line, but failed. Lafay-
| ette was given the ball on the 20-yard line
and Conkin punted 90 Bell. who was down
| ed on Penns 45-yard line
Joe Straus, after a forward pass from
! Bell TO Miller. netted 5 yards, got through
! the line for 20 yards. but when he was
| tackled he fumbled and Wolfe recovered for
| Lafayette. Conklin punted to Bell, who was
! thrown, after an S-yard advance, on Penn's
| 35-yard line.
| Straus got forward pass from Bell and
was of on another long run. when he was
| tackled by Wolfe. and again fumhled the
| ball. Wolfe recovered for Lafayette on his
| own 45-yard line, Conklin punted to Berry
on PENIS 2O-yard line, and the Red and
Blue fullback carried the ball "a yards be-
| fore he was downed.
Straus and Berry tried the line and got
3 yards each. on reverse play. Berry to
| Bell the Penn quarterback advanced .
| yards for a first down, bringing the ball
to Lafayette's 3O-yard line. Berry raided
4 the line for yards and Bell added 4 more
| yards and first down. Straus made . yards
and followed it up with more through the
| line.
Berry made . yards and brought the
ball to within / foot Of the goal line Just
as the first period ended. Score; Penn,
Lafayette, o.
SECOND PERIOD
! down, but got the touchdown on the mex
| plly, taking the ball over for 1 yard
Score: Penn, 6; Lafayette, 0. Berry
kicked the goal Score: Penn. Z Lafay
ette. O.
Scott kicked off to Berry on the 2O-yart
line and the Quaker star carried the bal
back 23 yards to PENIS 43-yard line. Berr,
made yards off tackle. Berry's forwar
pass hit the ground A forward pass. Bel
to Van Ginkle netted 8 yards and frs
down. Another aerial toss, Bell TO Miller
gained yards
Bell added yards through the line. Berr
made yards and a first down throug
right tackle. Straus tore through the lin
for l2 yards and another first down bring
ing the ball to the 19-yard line Qugle
and Straus advanced 10 yards for anothe
first down. Berry tore through the lin
for yards
} A forward pass, Berry to Straus took tn
ball over the line for the second Penn touch
down. Wolfe was hurt on the last play an
- Lafayette took time out. Berry added tn
p extra point by kicking the goal, Score
Penn, IA; Lafayette, O.
LONG RUN BY BERRY
Z Waters replaced Wolfe at left halfbac
for Lafayette. Berry kicked off TO Lou
on Lafayette's 5-yard line and the Lafayett
| fullback ran the ball TO the 25-yard lin
1 before being downed. Waters made yard
= | and Smith added l more on two plays. Conf
u lin punted to Berry On Penn's 45-yard lr
| and the Red and Blue fullback leaped int
the air, juggled and dropped the ball, picke
" it up at midfeld and ran through the entil
Lafayette team for a touchdown. BerT
y missed the goal from touchdown. scor
Penn, 20: Lafayette, 0.
Cook was sent In by Fowell and Be
u was called to the side lines. Berry kickt
| off to Waters, who ran the ball back
: the 2b-yard line Smith made a yard ar
9 on the next play Penn was penalized
70 yards for off-side. LouX tore through Il
; line for yards and then added two mo-
+ for first down. On the next play Lafayet
was Cff-sde and penalized chalk mar
x Deter got Loux without gain Lehr wei
I around end on the next play for yard
| Conklin punted 25 yards to Berry, wi
! went out of bounds on Penns 39-yard lin
With Berry calling the signals Quigl'
ripped through the line for eight yard
. Straus made more and first down. Quig!'
'e5 | went out of bounds after 4-yard advanc
X Straus carried half the Lafayette team {
u his shoulders for 10 yards and first dow
y bringing the ball to Lafayette's 32-ya
"a | line
~ on two plays Straus advanced 6 yard
Ouigley slipped off tackle for l3 yards al
~ frst down, bringing the ball TO Lafayette
u 1O-yard line. Quigley tried the other Sit
E of the line and made yards. Straus add
- more yards.
N Coffin was sent in for Conklin, at qua
II terback for Lafayette. Straus to-
:; through the Lafayette line for yards al
10 Penn's fourth touchdown. Score: Pen
~ 26; Lafayette, 0.
vi Coach Bergman sent Emmal in at ce
ter in place of Wainwright, for Lafayett
~ and then Berry kicked the goal Scor
" Penn 27 Lafayette, 0.
=, % Berry kicked Off to Waters, who RI
~ ~ back TO the Lafayette's 30-yard mark. Qui
III lev intercepted Lehr's forward pass
. Iafayette's 49-yard line. Quigley's fc
W ward pass hit the ground. forward pal
es Ouigley to Straus, gained only 1 yaI
III Straus was held without an inch gain ju
1e as the half ended. Score-Penn, 27; Lafa
~ ette, 0.
THIRD PERIOD
10 Bell went back TO quarterback in pla
80 49,, tar Dnnn and Iehr went 10 ouf