Georgia Tech at Penn State

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  Evening public ledger, Philadelphia [Pa.], November 2, 1921, page 17

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  LQNSUNGHERO BROUGHT PENN STATE VICTORY OVERCOLDEN TORNADO Made Killenger’s 9O-Ywd Run for a Touchdown Possible by Spilling THO Georgia Tech IdckterS. Southerners Sho,Ued Brilliant Attack Yruorcu coso T went home last Saturday night end Of the % soTS & % Tcr came np here with good zen. S I ] Oh = coc Of tbe fifteen periods rnod ] ~. GOOD as any, the had brilliant in touchdown Of the ponbIo of Fenn SS on It’s @ o anu ON T fr nv after the touchdown said On Of tSs % EckF % nd @ Stat received the ball. Kcnger caught had kicked the tied crcst”n and seemed to lose all OF hr pep with play and SeisS SeS THao HS1aiv ai “aS uS,n W the % enj ‘‘ ~ Although k”nsrT is the outstanding h Ter @ ‘nGre ire & is one J J W @ bi % Tor wheh the hIe qnnr’orDuSN was n,~d players Were running Som%% & o E % the m “nS spilled @ both ac%crs AZ was mc n[ r f Tc S ~ Good loser md had nothing ut rroc did offer single aibwhch strange these usn uays Inc ‘ou”S P”‘ ~ ~ ~ anu ~ lnsden’ay & the the TT T s pay S % m % i @ % m w nT % The T center Iec,y esa. iN’ ine “ta i itnc,on GA packs s formed m M aS” @ ] m u mt o1 % % on r @ f,, sop a srm % “a” th @ J 1 or halted the frr movement Of the body and – rEcHS oecr,c os better than the Defense but ts,s IS to bc cr t1c S” to STOP he attack Of the Other s1c Centre did aqair, Harrard and ~o” This should be tp-of for the other ‘”‘ ‘”d’ Sec’‘”‘ - ,,.u Bouquet for VManOud w on ~nE are you W H T,as & 10 % ,1 G anu H .,1 a. 49, nc nova 1 $ m un0ettsa1 Gofta1 ] team b G t, E tS ~ b escape tpT ~ your ] m’ prnv % omon cJ Nuncnfrp onG MunSoS mas defeated “arthnore ana not ~ TO mean S SnnE onss ns PENN %as found ont? ~ ~ ~ ~ “ y ~ tint tw” OF Voroyo @ backf mem ed TO ak ay noT in tSe game: Mccarthy p c. sSns ] at tine nearly A a TSn our 1 Be 5 l % % @ 9 int yo % last pE s 9

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Alabama, October 30, 1921, page 14

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  PENN STATE WINS OVER TECH ELEVEN BY SCORE OF 28TO7 In First Quarter Only Does Golden Tornado Show Winning Form New York October 29.-Penn States stalwart football warriors swept around, through and over the fighting Georgia Tech eleven at the Polo grounds today. The final score Penn State, 2S; Tech 7--shows how markedly the Ntttany Lions out classes the widely heralded Golden Tornado. The feature of the game was a thrilling S5yard run by Killinger, States fleet quarterback, who caught a kickoff on his 15-yard line and never stopped until hs had squirmed through, the Tech team and planted the ball back of the southerners’ goal. Barron and Harlan, the stellar line p1ungers from Dixie, were watched too closely to get started. At the beginning of the game, Tech prom ised great things by ripping States defense to pieces and carrying the ball on a steady march for 66 yards for a touchdown. That was the only time in the game that Tech showed winning form. Killinger’s great run, coming immediately after Tech had scored, seemed to instill the States players with new spirit, and they were never again in danger. Both teams worked the passing game freely, but States sharp losses over the line were more successful than the long throws made by liar Ian and Barron. The game was re- msrkably clean, only four penalties being inflicted. One of these, how ever, called Wilson of Penn State, back to the 30-yard line after he had run through the whole Tech eleven. A crowd of 30.000 witnessed the game. The lineup and score: Penn State t2s) Georgia Tech CD

• Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, October 30, 1921

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  s0UTH’s GOLDEN TORNADO NO MATCH FOR N|TTANY Penn State Eleven Defeats Georgia Tech, 28–⁠7, at Polo Grounds. NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.--Pcnn States s’alwart football warriors swept around. through and over the eight ing Georgia Tech eleven at the Polo Grounds today. The final score--Stnte. rs: Tech, = shows how markedly the Nittany Lions outclas1d the widely hsraled Golden Tornado The feature OF the game wns n thrilling eightytivc-yard run by Kill l!nser. states fleet quarter back. who caught u Kick or on his fifteen yard line. and nevcr stopped until he had sauirmed through the Tech tenn and planted the ball back OF the South : erncrs’ goal. Barron and Harlan. the stellar line plungers from Dixie. were watched too closely TO get started. At the beginning of the game Tech promised great things by ripping States de- Tense to pieces and carrying tina ball on steady march for siNty-flve ya rds for touchdown. That was the only timo In tho game that Tech showed winning form. Killinger’s great run. coming Immediately after Tech had ‘S’‘ HeS”co W iHsti.i STATE play ers with new spirit. and they were never again in danger. Both teams worked tho passinn game freely. but States sharp tosses over tho line wore more successful than the long throws made by Harlan and barron. The game was remark ably clean. only four penalties being inflicted. One OF these however. called WilsoE. OF Penn State. back to the thirty-yard line. after he had run through tho whole Tech eleven y crowd OF 10000 witnessed the game.

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  The New York herald, October 30, 1921, page 45

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  Killinger’s rs Yard Run Starts Lions to Victory Over TOrnadOs by 28–⁠7 Crowd of $4,000 Football Fans Sees ntesectional Grid iron Battle at the Polo Grounds-Georgia Tech Scores First but Penn State Soon Shows It’s Superiority in Brawn and Strategy. , most. He and his nste, Hufford, played strongly in the line and in the open, and he was high light with his running and acrobatic seizures OF forward passes.

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Penn State leads 4–⁠3 in seven meetings, counting the six since this game.