New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

through for Two s.st downs -,
touchdown within FIVE minutes - ~.
After this Syracuse had tied fsa pisy
in the second, and through tbs sso's aa
running of Kellogg and PsntbsSs .a' aas
Bile had scored again at tho 80. - sa.
the third. Kellogg's work here ma. ss,.s 7
standing, and his final gween a.s. Vss'
end run over the line. This fe,, 9. aa
cuse leading at IA to Z, with pitsss,,..sass. 0.ss.
fading out Of the picture.
It was here that Hoot Flanar..
planted Johnson at haifbaek ~ sas aep
invading cast. Flanagan atarsa ~ ms
taking the Syracuse kickoff asd ~
turning it forty yards by one 'as - e.
greatest dashes Of the day. s.sia ias
Lifting sprint that ended with Si,s
dive in mid-air that turned him tss Ign
pletely over as he fell around tbs ~
yard line. Here was rev entrr I.
the struggle who was full Of frs 90 =
the best looking back Pittsburgh -
sent to the field. :.
Flanagan gained ten yards u1ors III
on the next play he threw fosy,,s
pass to Anderson, who ran t.s.s tveufvssvs
yards TO the Syracuse wenty-fory.va,y ~
line. The game again had turned ~.
side down in flash. On the next nlsv
| the feet and embattled Flaaaran swen,
| far out to the right, circlsa lama =
left end and ran over the line for 30
touchdown that held his clan IN shs
| fight where only a few plays betors
| the machine looked to be crumbliny
| fast.
Pitt on the Defensive
But from that point on Meehans
team carried the war into enemy coos.
! try, threatening time after tine uusl
| Simmons's pass finally driftsd irta
| Hewitt's arms for the one starlins
| decisive stroke of a wild and harus.
scarum battle that never lost Interest
until the end. The battle On both side,
was full Of fumbles, tactical bluniex
poor punting by Pittsburgh (until Flsn.
agan arrived) and other ragged Sgrna
| But it was also replete with sans
brilliant passing, hard driving bart.
field play, fine individual work and
more than the usual interest from stss
| to finish in its see-saw drift.
| The crowd was the largest that esss
saw an October game in the ArchboIi
stadium. The day was ideal, cioudless
and MINDLESS, and no two rivals eve.
fought harder fight. Zimmerman's
early tumble in his own territory gavs
Pittsburgh her first chance, and she
had the plays to take the ball over. I:
was apparent then that Pittsburgh wss
giving everything she had. Hop War.
ner was away, i'll with an attack Of
ptomaine poison, and they we're fight.
ing for Hop as well as for Pittsbargi.
Early in the second quarter johnson
made vain attempts to kick to safe ter.
ritory from his own goal line, but his
attempts averaged less than twenty
five yards. Anderson, Kellogg aud
Bowman kept driving away, With an
occaaionai pass, until Anderson finally
crashed through for the first Of ths
many tying scores.
For Pittsburgh the big star Of the
day was Hoot Flanagan. He was sha
shining luminary on the field. BIT
Williams at end also gave a great ex-
| hibition that could not be overlooked.
For Syracuse, Kellogg, Waldorf, Stars
bin and Culver did fine work, With
Zimmerman extremely useful in reeeiT-
ing forward passes from any pos;liaE
| on the field. Waldorf and Starobir
proved to be two strong tackles.
But the Syracuse end play was still
!, off and there was decided weakness
again on the part of its interference
in taking tacklers out Of the play. a.
the two teams played to-day Syracuas
looked to be the stronger machine, bus
the margin wasn't great enough =
make IN for an Intercepted fcrysd
pass and an eighty-yard run over TIE
line.
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