Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10
Rosetzky, Miller and Fucker
Lead in Quakers 41-O
Victory
SCORE SIX TOUCHDOWNS

FRANKLIN FIELD, Nov. 10.
The Penn Freshmen were far too strong
for Pits first-year men in their annual
clash this afternoon before the Marine
Ambulance game. The score OF II to 0 in
dicatos how great was the superiority of
Jourdcts protcges.
The big guns for tho winners were
fucker, Pierce. Rosetzky and Captain
Miller Pierce gained at will, either around
the ends or through the line, and when ever
q number of yards were needed Rosetzky
always supplied them.
Captain Miller gave d splendid exhibition
of kicking, many of his boots averaging so
yards. He also kicked five out of six goals
from touchdowns.
FIRST PERIOD
Rosetsky made a beautiful kickoff to
Heilman, who ran back 20 yards. The Pitt
yearings tore off two first downs on four
line plunges. Penn seemed unable to check
their rush, Miller Penn's left end. threw
McCracken for "a loss of 8 yards Pitt was
compelled to kick, Pierce taking the punt
on Ponn's l0-yard line, where he was
thrown heavily. Several exchanges Of
punts followed, Pitt having far the best of
il, The first period ended with the ball on
Penns 20-yard line in Penn's possession.
Score: Pitt, o: Penn, o.
SECOND PERIOD
Penn started a powerful drive down the
field after the minute intermisson. Ro-
setzky, Fucker and Pierce alternated in
taking the ball and advanced 20 yards In
FIVE plays. Rosetzky rolled off yards
through guard. forward pass from
Rosetzky to Crowley accounted for 20
yards, and the ball was IL yards from Fitt S
goal. Here Penn was penalized Is yards
for holding, but not perturbed by this,
Rosetzky threw pass to Captain Miller
for IL yards Pierce dashed yards on an
end run and Rosetzky covered the remain
ing yards for a Penn touchdown. Captain
Miller kicked the goal. Score: Penn, Z;
Pitt, 0.
Penn took the kickoff and rushed the
ball from their 20-yard line for another
| touchdown The Red and Blue backield
| plunged through for large gains through
| gaping holes opened by the Penn lnemen
| Rosetzky and Fucker made four first
| downs in line bucks Finally Pierce made
! a beautiful 20-yard run behind splendid
| interference for Penn's second touchdown
| He was thrown on his 2-yard line, but
| stumbled over the goal line. Miller missed
a hard goal. Score: Penn. l3: Pitt, o.
Pitt again received the kickoff, but
| fumbled with the ball at midfeld. Zucke,
recovered for Penn and ran the entire dis
| stance for the third touchdown. Captain
Miller kicked the goal. Score; Penn. 20
Pitt, o.
| Lon Jourdet's men were merciless II
their onrush and soon added Il fourtl
| touchdown by battering the Pittsburgh line
The Red and Blue made three first downs
and Rosetzky finally gained the remainin,
| yard. Miller kicked the goal. Here tn,
first half ended. Score Penn Fresh, 81
| Pitt Fresh, o.
THIRD PERIOD
Pitt kicked off at the start of the secon,
half. Pierce ran the ball back 80 yard
for Penn. Rosetzl<y smashed through TO
first down. Pierce rolled off 10 yard
right through the line. A forward pas
was grounded. Miller went around righ
end for yards. On the next play Supple
was injured. but resumed play: Captai
Miller dropped back and tried a drop kic
on the 30-yard line. but the kick fell shor
and It was Pitts ball on their own 20-yar
line. Pitt punted to Rosetsky at midfielt
where he was dropped IN his tracks PEN