The New York herald., 1921-10-30


he was a high light with his running
and acrobatic seizures OF forward
passes.
First Quarter.
State had the kickoff, and in scrinl-
mage on it's own 80 yard line Tech lost
the ball on a tumble. McCu.iom fell on
1t. After a few indetermiJ a.. feeling
out plays in this vicinity. Ligh.ner tried
place kick from the 81 yard line and
fell short with 1t.
Ferst punted into State territory to
Killinger and Wilson found hole for
six yards. There was neither concert
nor speed in States offence at this stage
and Lightner punted on the fourth down.
Barron caught and ran back to Techs
scrimmages Tech was penalized for be-
ing in motion on the shift and did not
offend In that way again.
The officials kept a close watch on
the shift to see that It was legal The
linesman watched the linemen to see
that they came to stop before the ball
was snapped and the referee watched
the backs. After Barron had run that
punt up to his forty yard line Hufford
smeared shift play for a loss. but Tech
was only momentarily checked. Barron
on the fourth came through by way of
right end like race horse and went to
States forty-five yard line.
Tech kept hold OF the ball until the
touchdown was made. A shift forma-
ton carried Harlan fourteen yards.
Four yards followed. and Ferst made
first down on States twenty-three yard
line. Barron skirted the long side OF
the line from double pass, and when
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turf at the fourteen yard line. Tech hit
centre and added but two yards.
State was rallying, but Tech pounded
forward to the six yard line. Harlan
turned end with Ferst going ahead to
interfere HIS gain was short but sweet
sweet enough for Barron to go through
tackle for touchdown on the next play.
Davis kicked the goal smack through
the middle. Great was the hilarity
where the gold of Tech famed In the
stands.
Before you could count seven State
| had tied the score. Killinger made IL
| from the kickoff. The ball came to him
| in the middle OF the 35 yard strip. and
| he edged obliquely TO his right on CATCH
! Ing II. He weaved through q press of
men all the way from his own 40 to the
other 40 yard line. He was well guarded
| and had a handy way of his own OF slip
ping away from purSuerS.
He kept to the north side line pretty
well all the way. and when he had
whirled away from tho last man and
into open country he had about thirty
| Ave more yards to negotiate. 1t was
just a race then, and nobody got close
enough to tackle him. He shot across
the line at an agile and at the corner.
taking advantage OF every bit of clear
space there was. AS spur of the mo-
ment exhibition of using ones head the
run was a masterpiece. Lightner kicked
the goal, as he did three more.
Second Quarter.
Techs ball on States 80 yare line
fourth down. Barron couldn't gain
his line couldn't hold for him--and State
took the ball. Killinger went twelve
yards, Wilson eight. State clipped OF
yards with every rush. killinser twelve
more.
On the 13 mark Killinger bluffed a
| forward pass. but State was holding and
was penalized fifteen yards. for
ward pass to McCullom regained twelve
Of them. Next came an incompleted
| forward pass. then one which was fu-
tile because, for one thing. tho pass
| from the centre was high and Killinger
heaved the ball rather than be thrown.
| ltCn lTlou Il IOENdru pass lfolu ltS
| own ten yard line, which was unortho-
| dox for you, whereat Ferst punted to
Killinger in midfield. State decided
| this was the time for offensive fire.
works and tho fireworks we're turned
on. Forward pass, Killinger to Wilson.
| first down. Then to the 81 yard line
| by rushing. then a delayed pass through
the centre for three.
Knabb bored In for seven, Killinger
for four. From Techs II yard strip
Lightner wormed ahead for six and
| Wilson threaded to a touchdown from
next scrimmage. Forward passing and
kicking followed until the end of the
| half. which ended II to In favor OF
the more or less voracious Nittany
Lions.
Third Quarter.
Tech kicked off and State brought the
ball In to the 40 yard line. In a jiffy
Tech was on the defensive and hard
pressed, for McCullom pulled down for
ward pass In his copyright style and
stepped along the green for twenty-five
useful and lively yards. Occasionally n
cleated shoe would dig into the new sod
covering the base paths and lift II UP In
blocks until II looked like a small Vesu-
vius and bringing tears TO the eyes o.
Henry FABIAN, the peerless ground
keaper-