New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
PAINTERS HOLD
 RIVALS TO A TIE
Dobie'S Powerful Machine
 Brushes Old Rivals Al too

Pittsburgh, Nog, 25.-'rhe Pitts burgh Partners closed an Gusatisfac- tory season in glare of glory yes terday when they ha'tled the Penn State championship aspirants to scorcless tie in the hardest and most desperately fought football game ever witnessed at Forbes Field, The tus- slc Was staged on muddy heId, and part of the time in heavy ram storm, but the play did not seem to suffer any dctriment from these tn- favorable conditions, except that long runs were out of the question and several times the man carrying the ball was unable to get away oil ac- count of slipping before he was tackled.
 The result of the game is tribute to the coaching proWess Of Glenn Warner who last week took from Pittsburgh to Kiskiminetas il broken down and demoralizcd machine that had been defeated by Nebraska ard ". and J. Warner drilled the men thoroughly in the fundamentals of the game, then, at the last moment, drop ped four of his regulars and subsu- tutcd second string players ana start ed the game with the newly patched lineup yesterday afternoon.
 Warner needed no excuse for his drastic action. Two of these substi- tutes, Colonna and Jordan, were up to the neck in the tusSle, Jordan, es- pccially, showing his worth. He re- peatcdly broke through the Blue and White line and smeared liillingcr for q loss of from one to ten yeards. Jor dan is the basketball star at Pitt, and this is his first year in football, bus he looked like d veteran ycster- day
 Watch Davies Like Hawks.
 ColOnna rarely ever failed to make from one to eight yards when he hit the center of the line, but these gains unfortunately were Iten lost on the next play by sending Davies around the ends The doughty little captain was carefully watched by Bedenk and McMahon and rarely got far with the ball before he was downed.
 In the third period the Partners started the aerial game, but after Penn State man had three times in- tercepted a forward pass intended for Panther this style of play was abandoned Toward the end Of the game a bunting duel was engaged in between Davies and Killingcr, with the later having the edge on distance, but the Pitt leader in every other way played q great game, his last for the team, and was the recipient of yociferous congratulations.
 The Penn State fullback, knabb, proved a splendid substitute for shell, the regular man in the position who is injured. Knabb gave a gre1t ac- count of himself The taciIing Of Hills and McMahon was hard and well timed
 The backfeld men of the Blue and White-Knabb, Lightner, Wilson and lIillngcr-wcre tower of strength, although the condition of the ground handicapped Killinger, the sterling quarterback, in getting away to any of his spectacular end runs
 The lineup:
 Pittsburgh (O). Penn state (O) . 5OWSer ...........,.... MCCollum
 Left End. llarman ..,,,',.,......... fillIS
 Left Tackle. Sack ....,........,..... liaer
 Left Guard. steam ..........., ..,'.....'..,, BentH
 Center.
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 Right Guard. heIly ...,.. .,..r.'..,.....' NCMandn
 Right Tackle.
 Jordan ..............,... Huiford
 Right End, lIOlrfan ....,. ............,. lNllllNgCr Quarterback. | I)a\leS ..'..,.............. " lISon Left Halfback l Anderson .,........,...... ligltucI Right Halfback. | CoIOnna ,.....,.......... knaDl
 l'ulback Substitutions-P Pittsbursh: F. will Hams for Jordan, Ewing for Howscr Hewitt for Colonna, Winterbuen fo Anderson; Penn State: Rcddmgcr fo Iightner, Cornwall for Knabh
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