The Washington times., 1921-10-30
PITT HAS THREE
HARD GAMES ON
ITS CARD STILL
University Of Nebraska is Ex-
pected to Put Up Stiff Battle
Next Saturday.

nITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct. %
The University Of Pittsburgh
football team has three hard
games remaining on its schedule
after the Pennsylvania game, the
first being with the University Of
Nebraska at Forbes field Saturday,
November 5. Coach elena Warner
is figuring on real hard batt,e
with the Western eleven, as the
players are said to be physical mar
wells. q,
They are coached by Fred Daw-
son, former Princeton player ana
later coach at Columbir IN ne %"
This will be the Corn Huskers'first
appearance in Pittsburgh n any
athletic contest, and their coming
will attract lot Of attention. The
advance sale of tickets has been
even heavier than for the Syracuse
game, when $4,000 spectors packed
Forbes Field.
Last year Nebraska made an East
ern invasion, playing two games Rut-
gers was met In New York on Wednes-
day. and on the following Saturday
Penn State was taken on at State Col
lege. Rutgers proved rather easy for
the westerners. and Penn State was
held to a tie for three quarters.
- Used ForwardsPass.
Finally, Hugo Bezdek's tribe beat
them by the use OF long forward
pass. Those who saw the game claim
il was one of the best ever played at
State College and that Nebraska will
be a dangerous rival for the Panthers
this year. They are coming direct
from Lincoln, Neb., for the Pitt game
and will not engage in any other East
ern contest.
Coach Warner will have his strong
est lineup against Nebraska. Herb
Stein, last years All-American center.
Is back at his old position and going
better than ever. Sacks and Seidelson.
the two Pittsburgh High boys perform
| ing at the guards. are showing plenty
Of speed and are getting into the In
| reference better than Warmers
guards have done for several years.
Sacks is a terror in breaking through
| the line and blocking punts. Harvey
IIarman. who is playing his last year
ss varsity tackle, performed In brill
liant style against Syracuse. Pie Will
Jams looks like an end OF the Pat Her
ron type, and his work against
Syracuse was almost faultless.
Charlie Bowser. who has been shift
ed to end from center pairs well
with Williams.
| Back At Righ-Half.
John Anderson is back at right
half, and is a perfect running mate
for the speedy Tom Davies. With
Tom Holleran at quarter the
Panthers have one of the best field
generals in college circles. The
backfield is rounded out by big Tiny
Hewitt, the 2OO-pound fullback, who
seldom fails when he hits the line.
The notable thing about the
Panthers varsity this year is that
it is composed entirely Of western
Pennsylvania high school boys. not
single Ci;e of them having played
any college football before entering
Pitt. Center Stein is a Kiski school
boy; Sack, Seidelson. and Herman
are Pittsburgh high school boys. Nc.
Lean is a graduate Of Homestead
high, a suburb of Pittsburgh: Bow.
ser is from Johnstown high. and
williams. Holleran,s and Davies are
from Kjski school. Anderson Is
graduate of Ben Avon high school,
and Hewitt of Williamsburg high,
both suburbs of the Steel City. The
average age of the team Is less than
| twenty-one years,