The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
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MED. and with a march which covered
forty-one yards crossed the goal line of
the Lions.
1t was steady. scintillating march OF
seventy-two yards which soon afterward
eliminated In Penn State going over
the final chalk mark of the Quakers.
That advance saw the Lions go forward
entirely on their own. No favors were
asked nor received from tickle Fortune.
But the brighter iuster of the march
which sent Penn State over that line was
more than discounted when Palm
dragged his kicking foot in an effort for
the seventh point and a tie and made
fizzle OF the effort With the advantage
still in its possession, with Penn State
snarling and fighting and showing a SUI
perb brand OF football. Pennsylvania
called on that fighting spirit which had
sent an apparently triumphant Navy
eleven into rout.
Fight was met with fight. It was
man TO man, with many a scrapper
going down and Pennsylvania giving
Just a little better than 1t received. 1t
was struggle of gruelling line play. OF
fierce tackling and sharp. determined,
fast rushing. This was a he battle.
Wentz stopped short.
And so It came about that a Penn
State team which was playing fine foot
ball could not make the most of that
superiority in technic In the rest OF
the third period So 1t came about that
in the fourth quarter, after the Nittany
Lions had advanced thirty-three yards
with everything they knew how to hurl
at their rivals, were stopped.
1t was fourth down and only two
yards to go on Pennsylvania AZ yard
mark. Fourth down and wentz went
crashing toward the Quaker line. But
this man Fairchld, who with Thurman
played remarkable game for Pennsyl-
vania, was on Wentz's neck and dragged
him to earth before he could get to the
line of scrimmage. Penn State had been
stopped--and 1t was to stay stopped.
From that point Pennsylvania, in the
ascendant In the score, went into the
ascendant in the brand of football dis
played. too. On went the Quakers
marching toward another touchdown,
with the Penn State goal line only
twenty yards away. And then came the
horn and the fight was over.
Early In the fourth period Tex Hamer
of Pennsylvania tried goal from place.
ment from forty yards, but failed.
Hamer had failed In a similar attempt
from twenty-seven yards in the first
period. Penn State disdained to attempt
to score through kick until II needed
a point from a kick--and then could
not get II.
Even as Penn state was stopped by
tho Quakers In the fourth period, so
did the Nitanny Lions stop themselves
in the second quarter. The pupils OF
Bezdek made a fine gain of thirteen
yards through forward pass. Palm to
Wilson. Wilson got four yards. Palm
himself ran for nine and then he FUN
bled. As he was tackled near the side
line. he let the ball get away from him
and Ertresvaag recovered for Pensyl-
vania. This recovery was made only
twenty-nine yards from the Red and
Blue goal line. after the LIONS had gone
twenty-four yards In three swift thrusts
and seemed capable OF going right on
over the zero mark.
10000 Persons See Game.
More than 10000 persons saw the
game in Pensylvania's new stadium. 1t
was bright gathering and a bright
game. but the skies could have been
more pleasant. Leaden clouds hung over
the scene all afternoon and for good
part Of the battle II rained intermittent
ly. The wind blew cold over the dreary
waste which once was the green turf Of
Franklin Field. There was no green
and hardly any turf out there to-day.
An analysis of the game shows that
Penn State earned more first downs but
the margin Is only one, twelve TO eleven.
II shows. that Penn State made more
ground, and that II succeeded better
with the forward pass But with all
that, Penn State was beaten. That ele-
ment of fight and mental condition,
which you cannot assay in the dope,
scored again over the cold factors OF
the great game.
In the first half Il was nip and tuck.
Five first downs were earned by each
eleven, with the Lions having "A slight
advantage In rushing the ball. Penn
State was throwing forward passes early