Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-19
LEADS
LEH|GH BY 7 TO 0
Elliott Scores Touchdown on
Straight Football in First
Few Minutes Of Play
BRENNAN KICKS THE GOAL

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,oworful eleven led Lehigh to at
.,o crd Of the first period in the game
h,ro today. Elliott scored touchdown
or straight football soon after the opcn-
inc of thc first period. Brennan kicked
goal.
Long before game time the stands be-
nm 70 fill. First TO arrive was the solid
line .up of Bozey Refers "Sand Hogs.
They busted in the gates en- masSc as
coon MS the barriers were unbolted. IT
t. ~ oroonization. formed by Lchigh' :
a;roctor Of physical education. composed
of thn street gamins. a section of the
stands is reserved for them at each
came They have college cheer leader.
sst in for nothing and are pledged to
Clean sportsmanship.
Alumni of both colleges came on Spc-
ciaI trains and autos from all dircc-
lions. It looked like n motor parade
&C machines crawlcd to the arena over
Soutb Mountain. from Easton and Al
lentown. past the quaint churches and
Colonial buildings in the streets of this
historic town. and dumped their noisy
cargocs before the portals of Taylor
Stadium.
LAFAYETTE had the south side of the
field. Its colorS, Maroon and White,
we're plaStprcd all over the stands there
in pcnnantS and ChrysanthPmumS.
It's famous band, in maroon sweaters
and white tiannels, made things turbu-
lent, with here chord and there Il
discord.
LChigh's student body marched to the
field in Column of fOurS a half hour be-
fore the game. behind its band. dressed
in brown and white. The riot was on.
Antiphonal cheering made the weikin
ring. Everything was chCercd. cSpc-
cially the young ladies' parade from two
girs' schools of Bethlehem which at
tended in Il body.
First Period
Acting Captain Schwab and Captain
Mccarthy met in the center of the field,
Lafayette winning the toss. StOrer
kicked off for Lohigh, Gazcla receiving
the ball and rInning it back to the 81
yard line. The first play was smcarcd.
Lafayette was penalizcd 10 yards for
holding.
Gazclla made yard on reverse
play. On the fourth down Brennan
kicked to Hardy. who fumblcd. The
pai wa" a., onI i;no rin'n w VIZ ,oito,,
n"t t" ;o,. 7J9rh, " mho u.as ni,c, ,rnot
"ho "L loa T "'J ", WI ,h o Sf,'n
% fo,l;ro WY" Nv a,air M tLrorni' tho 71imn Stnror
t~ioIH t"io'H g. -apf5 nous 80 IInrI, nhi,t
usS "N "o'boT Gt 'L" hnupp p"h hv IofaTnttn Stnror
~"Mtod mi'', Liah owt nf ~ hn%m%S om ofoT
nt,"', 157.nrd I'Tn I" lima RnnI thro,r "a
,oIIo fon ~, a. s.rorI lose "" -" -, "t ot,o,S,tod
end rmn an tho now nIov "high w..t
ncnol;1rd * rorGS for rnuohmsyS
[uin,t III, tho Ina fn. q r,rJ, and
Lafayotto ~, n,os romnIi1cJ ', II rnrI, ";r f"r
fpoushh"sS midhrld' I'm reverse Play
r"rT n."''Tr Ti 'ooT f,ui ~" onII !" l''.iEn ~"
i iobioh ,', ",,oornL ,n'otL tLo ", NAVY ~ 'inI
woS hurt hrt ra'noimoG ~ r''i tho oa,mn m,'u"
Eiliott w.o,,t thrm''nh oamtor f~r
wards Annther Hme" hncIk hv EIliott
gayr Iofnvrttn n frHt dawn On IchigH' : =
S.yard line
Elliott took the hall +, Ichigh :
2.yard line on next play. he fumblcd
but recovered on the > foot line. ON
the next NAV Elliott took tbc hoII ovcr
NJ ma i.it Li,t l!unsr LOT loucIooWh' hrcn
Lehigh q e'''' '''''"'''''' ;
Williams Jofovo,,o Liolod oT 10
HARDY, who rnn thc hoII ho,L ,n
Lehgh's o7.yarI limo On thc rovt
play Greer nIowrd throrgh contor for
Yards, On thc fomrth down oftor
failing TO goin Iehigh nrntad tn Rrnn.
nan, who WAS downrd on his .43.vord
line. Three plavs hv Infavctte fniirJ
to gain. and y nfho fourth Inwn Rrnn :
nan kck"d 70 HorJ Io"I iouth URN oid5 ""m n1't tho
bali on his o. vard lin" ""U Lro Loro'Iv" h rS
downad Rro.somo. ," 'annj aiI MNp'r 'onL mr wa" as
a fake reverse NAV fnko hiGInM hail
play gained nnntb ber TorL Stornr
kicked nlmost .trnigbt IN thn Mn
Lafayette's hal lon Iebigh's A. .ror,i
line. ''''N
Lehigh took +ime out 70 v,o.b brui.oL
faces On nmio,, i;r"' ~ "''I' 8, "',,
gained vord Pr,,nn,. a,. "r i' i'","H r, H',,t
Lebigb va" uoW iiu, u Oh u rtvrrSG plny htMtCL Ter
game I"tioI I'''',i~'u i"r ur1o4 i'E 'n'
givIng nCnIo44 s. NaH Prli"ll"cu HnrHH'
Ia. verd 'I;"H' ii"H wy l'rS, ao"n on l.'h'Sh
nm y r '''', i'a'"A'''' l"lI'u |" @nl'
ended ''SVtnr in pay as the hrSt p'rioo
7. 7" "HL period score; Lafayette
''"lsh' !"
Second period
Iafarotto LnI ~ W'
1e. varG W. Iin ""4 lhc Dall on LGhlGh
for rorI,, ri'I'' hrmnner ,,,I! prG"K" through
tbro,,o,, Hutus, fLli"tt tailed to gain
EIliot1t moIn oIn'SF, IN the fourth down
ar,t "inur I YARDS and gave Lafayette
Brun%o,.u uOMh on Lehigh 4,,yard lin"
by r WrC was thrown for 4-Nard loss