The sun., 1919-10-26
PITTSBURG DEFEATS
GEORGIA TORNADO
Panthers Get Jump on South
erners and Win Game in
First Period.
HARLAN STARS FOR TECH
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Determined Rally by Yellow
Jackets Falls Short of
Victory.
HARLAN STARS FOR TECH
Special Despatch 10 The Sun.


PrTTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 25. - Georgia
Techs Golden Tornado came to the
North again to-day-and went back to
the South tonight a defeated football
souad-defeated by Glenn Warmers
Panthers for the second time in as
many years. The score was 16 to 6, but
II inadequately tells of the valiant
struggle of the Tornado-how 1t changed
suddenly from gentle zephyr to a
bowling tornado.
Helpless and outshone in all depart
ments in the first half apparently easy
prey for the rushing Panthers Heis-
mans eleven started the second half
with a gigantic rush that swept the
Panthers completely off their feet and
the pigskin over the goal line.
Pitt started the game as II It were
going to wipe up the earth with the
Georgians. registering two touchdowns
almost before the Southerners recovered
their breath. Then. in the second period,
after a backward and forward move
ment. Davies suddenly fell back and
dropped a field goal from the % yard
line.
Hastings, Dehart and Davies carried
the ball best for Pitt In the first half.
two long runs by Davies featuring the
touchdowns. But at the beginning OF
the second half 1t was a different Geor-
gia team that faced the Panthers. Heis-
man had utilized the fifteen minute rest
to tell his proteges what he thought of
them, and they started the third period
with blood In their eyes.
Harlan Is Star.
Judy Harlan. halfback. ploughed and
plunged his way through the Panther
line time and again. tearing one big
rent after another in Warmers defence.
Finally he was rewarded by seeing the
Panther goal line behind him.
The Tornado used no trick plays In
registering its touchdown-just straight
football-and the Pitt line was torn
asunder.
However. Pitt rallied when It seemed
that the Georglans were about to turn
defeat into victory and the Panthers
were going strongly when the game
ended, the ball being on Georgia's 10
yard line. Hastings, Pitts fullback,
played only a little part OF the second
half and Dehart, Tom Davies's running
mate at halfback. was out during the
whole second half thus lifting a noun
tain of strength from the Panther Of
fence and defence.
Pitt got Techs kickoff on the yard
line, with Davies running II back
twenty-five yards. The Painters started
a goalward march that did not end until
Dehart, taking Davies's forward pass on
the yard line. plunged over for a
touchdown. The second touchdown was
a repetition of the first. Pitt kicked of
to Tech, but the Georgians evidently
were suffering from stage fright and
after three vain efforts to puncture the
line punted. Pitt receiving the ball on
her own SO yard mark.
Davies Runs A Yards.
After Hastings had made two yards
In the line Tom Davies reeled off forty
four yards around left end and was
stopped on Georgia's s yard line by
Barron. The Georgians took a brace
here and II required Pitts full four
downs before Hastings negotiated the
touchdown through right tackle. Again
Pitt plunged its way through Georgia's
line to the 25 yard line and here Davies
dropkicked a field goal.
In the third period Georgia got the
ball on her own rs yard line and did
not stop plunging until n touchdown had
been registered. Harlan carried the ball
three out of every four times. Tech
made strenuous effort to score again
during the rest of the game, but War
ner rushed in subs to relieve his bat
tered regulars and the progress Of the
tornado was stopped. IL ~