The New York herald., 1922-10-29
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when States ground attack failed she
failed altogether. Syracuse didn't start
monkeying with forwards until the sec
ond half and then didn't shine in this
d-Sarture at all. completing but one Of
five tried.
Where Syracuse did shine. though,
was in the work of Zimmerman, Fru-
gone and Jappe. Zimmerman's exhibit
tion OF kicking was a thing to enthuse
over. His drives were up around the
so yard mark all the time, and he had
distinct advantage over the two boot
ers who looked after punting for Penn
State. Besides carrying off punting
honors for the day, Zimmerman also
stood out prominently when it came to
carrying back punts, falling but once to
return the ball anywhere from to rs
yards. II only he could place his kicks
Wow,
Frugone, graduate OF Commercial
High. was the iron man of-the Orange
backfeld. He probably carried the ball
as often as any other two backs in the
game. and at times he was very much
the same demon gridder that ran riot
against Dartmouth a year ago. Jappe,
another Commercial product. was the
mouse" that had the lion worried to
death on defense. This 1913 pound wing
man was here. there and everywhere
and wherever he went, 1t seemed, ne
managed to toss O. wrench into some
well oiled plan OF Penn States. And
so much for that.
when Either Might Have Won. :"
Oddly enough, the best chances of
Penn State and the best chances OF
Syracuse to squeeze out a victory were
about as widely separated as 1t was
F4r hnp fni hn
poets were brightest just after Palms
kick to Simmons of Syracuse had been
fumbled on the> >latter's Z yard line.
The best chance of the Orange came
near the close Of the game, when the
New York State machine stood only 1S
yards out from the State goal, halfway
between each side line. It was fourth
down with yards to make and Syra-
cuse tried a line plunge-tried it and
turned the ball over to State--that's
all.
state Wins Toss.
| State won the toss at the start Of the
| game and chose the west goal, with the
wind to Its back. Syracuse elected to
| kick and the ball rode in the face OF
| the breeze to the 10 yard line, where
Kratz, a speedy little proposition, gath
cred in the oval and brought It back
| twenty-six yards. where he was forced
out of bounds. State tried two lunges
at the New York line, then a forward
which failed, and Palm kicked to the
Syracuse yard line. where Simmons
fumbled and Bedenk fell on the ball for
State. On the first down the Lions
made five yards. but on the next two
they made nothing Again the forward
pass was brought into play for the
fourth down. and although Palms short
throw to Wilson was completed the
Blue and White was still yard short
of the goal line at the whistle.
The first duty of the Orange now IVES
to get out of danger as quickly as pos
sible and the quarterback saw his duty
He called on Zimmerman, which was
the same duty we'll done. After some
seesawing State. a few minute later
was held on the Syracuse As yard line.
from which point Palm attempted a
drop kick which just fell short.
state Threatens Again.
But Penn State wasn't through
threatening yet. BY and by Syracuse
4S yard line. Zimmerman's kick sailed
to States 25 yard line and Palm brought
It back six. Wilson knitted off tackle
for yards Another line plunge failed
Once more State tried. only this time
State tried the left end. Out came Will
son, tearing like, mad. while his inter-
ference crowded In the defense. He
was Outside Syracuse. the advantage
for which all end runners strive, and
away he went over seven chalk marks.
nearly to an eighth before he was
brought down, by Simmons. At last
State had started.
Palm cracked tackle for three yards.
then he cracked another forward pass
snappy one--to Wilson that netted
13 yards and made It first down on the
Syracuse "a yard line. Wilson got 3
yards. Palm got and Gratz got L.