The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-13

ed the one-foot line and then Barchef
shot in behind Bolles for touchdown
| Kings goal from touchdown made
the score to 0 for the Navy In JUS
eleven plays from scrimmage. II wal
quick work.
| However, the Nittany Lions wer,
not the least bit dismayed by tina
scoring. They had seen the toutet
golden tornado open up with touch
down after a rush Of sixty yards dowr
the field. The Middies had trudget
but forty. so Killinger and Lightnei
and Wilson began some speedy worl
as soon as the Middies kicked eff.
Killinger Gets Started.
Killinger here began showing his
real ability. He carried the ball two
out of three times. Really. 1t became
rather monotonous to hear the an
nouncer in the press box chanting
"Killinger carried the ball" 1t became
regular song, but II was true.
The State Quarterback and acting
captain gained at viii in every sec
ton of the Navy line. Sometimes he
took the ball direct from the center.
Sometimes he took 1t from another
back, running from a swirling double
pass formation that completely mys-
titled the Navy tackles and ends. Once
he romped fifteen yards around his
own left end before being thrown. He
seemed to pop out of trio OF runners
right In front of the press box.
Knabb punched four yards through
the middle of the Middies' line and
then Kiliinger jumped and danced his
way around right end eight more for
a first down on the four-yard line
King stopped a charge In his direction
and 50 Killinger raced around Taylor
for the touchdown. Lightner failed at
goal, leaving the Middies ahead, to 8,
That was the way the first period
SIided.
Penn State won the game in the sec
ond. period, even as II maintained Its
margin OF victory. by the hardest kind
Of defensive playing all through that
second. half, which was so sprinkled
with costly penalties for holding.
II was Nays ball for a first down.
on the 2O-yard line as the second.
period opened. Quickly came a punt.
to States 40-yard line and Killinger.
tore off fifteen yards around right.
end, flying across the field and leav-.
ing many middies lying in his wake.
Without losing possession of the ball.
State carried II right down the field
for a second touchdown, making three
first downs on the long journey.
Sometimes Lightner would have the
ball, sometimes Killinger. Navy
made the gains shorter and shorter
as the goal line came closer and
Lightner literally leaped over center
for the touchdown and his touchdown
goal made the score Is to z, which
was the total scoring for the day.
Navy's onside kick starting the
AZ Il I'll GYtn al
as the first one and State started
with the ball on its own 4s-yard line.
The Navy secondary defense and the
forwards as well, probably having
been told something during the In
began stopping some OF
the State formations, more especially
that swirling play from which Kill
linger came flying out of the punched
trio of backs taking a concealed pass
behind his line. The Middies were
getting him now and then.
Three times State gained first
down and then Killinger raced
around his own right end for what
seemed touchdown. Alas and alack.
the referee had detected offside play
Ing by some unlucky State forward
and back came the ball and 5-yard
penalty. A forward pass falling. the
uAii Woht W SSnNy VIZ 40 oWA ~NsN
line.
KiIlinger Gets Fancy.
That didn't last long. though. for
Killinger intercepted q forward pass
literally standing on his head as his
feet slipped from beneath him in the
mud on the State 45-yard line. An
,ther first down came In a hurry, but |
, 15-yard penalty for holding hurt !
nd
,ide at Navy's 1o-yard line.
After an exchange OF punts State |
began another pounding OF the Navy !
inc, meeting with the stiffest sort of \
resistance. Larson, Bolles, Wiedorn |
and both ends were tearing into the |
like wild men. Finally, |
IN a second down, State had twenty |
line yards to go. Naturally Killinger |
,unted, driving the ball to the Sailors |
0.yard line. Navy had punted to mid |
ield when time was called.
Az the game progressed the Navy |
,layers seemed to gain In strength. |
state was firing, Bezdek sending In |
many substitutes In an attempt to
leep up the teams speed. But moth
ng could stop that Navy eleven. moth
ng but its own weaknesses. It's de-
ense became Gibraltar. but its
'ffense lacked the necessary variety
hat makes for success In big grid
ron contests.
Finding the Navy line too rough,
punted over the goal line
or a touch back. The Middies tried
o gain but a forward pass was in
ercepted. state got one first down
'efore being obliged to kick. II was
nen and there that the Middies be-
ian their great march up the field
A great day for football II rained
.lmost up to game time, but stopped
o let the folks enjoy themselves. A
hill north wind swept the field MAX
ng overcoats comfort and prohibit
Ion q COMPOUNDED nuisance