Pittsburgh at Pennsylvania

Saturday, November 11, 1922

Pittsburgh beat Pennsylvania 7–⁠6. It was their eighth meeting; after it, Pittsburgh led the series 7–⁠0–⁠1.

AwayPittsburgh8–⁠2 in 1922
7
HomePennsylvania6–⁠3 in 1922
6

FinalHigh 60°F, low 38°F

In the newspapers

  • The The New York herald's story: FAILURE TOKICK A GOAL BEATS PENN Pittsburgh Wins Great Battle Before $4,000 at Franklin Field by 7 to 6.

    The New York herald, New York, November 12, 1922, page 49

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    FAILURE TOKICK A GOAL BEATS PENN Pittsburgh Wins Great Battle Before $4,000 at Franklin Field by 7 to 6. Special Dispatch TO THE New York HEnALD. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Pittsburgh’s supremacy over Pennsylvania still stands BY the margin OF a SINCE point. Capt Pos” Milers Red and Blue team felt the sting OF defeat at the hands OF Glenn Warmers Panthers on Franklin Field this afternoon. The score was Z to g. 1900 persons saw the game. A missed goal was the margin between the two teams at the end OF an hours titanic grapple. Each team scored touchdown and pie” Williams. Pitts right end, kicked a mighty valuable placement goal for the extra and win ming point Tex Hamer failed on his try. Tiny” Hewitt the 200 pound full back Of the Warner machine crashed his way through the Penn line for touchdown In the first four minutes OF play Penn fought bravely TO cut down INA, carly lead and finally In the last period George sullivan. Heisman’s Tashiest ground gamer cut loose with torty yard run for n touchdown. “Suily” zigzaFged his way more than sixty yards. This scintillating run put the Penn followers into wild frenzy hut a Few minutes later their hearts e.nk when TTarner missed the try for coal that would have tied the score ana given tho Red and Blue an even break. tbc sarne as In 1915 when Bert Bells fiaId goal gave the Penn team ; TO deadlock. IL was the seventh victory out ~ eight games for the Partners ana Penn felt after Hamer had missed ,bo ,rv for the goal that a ink was bs,1in- over tho team in It’s annual series with the pesky Panthers. PITT starts with Rush. PITT ran Coach Heisman’s team or rs 20, ~ ,bn FIRST period. Play was not ,,,ore thar four minutes advanced VII No western Pcnnsvlvsuisns marched fror, penn’s – yard line. and Hewitt shot through right rrard for the finai ward for his touchdown. ~, that sudden advance. IN which Anderson was the principal Frourd v,inor. with one run Of thlrtv-nirf cards the Pauthers swept around TIE rcd and Blue ends and through tie tacttea as though they were 80 much nerer. But things changed. After Pitt made ,ts touchdown Williams followe with his winning goal. Penn quickly reformed and gave the Partners bitter fight tho rest OF the way. Williams tried a placement goal IN tho second period froin the 2S yard line but the try w8s partls blocked and went 10 ono side OF the GOAL posts, Miller recovering w. After battlins Pitt UP and down the field In tho third period. Penn got break carly in the final period when Continued ON Page Three.

  • The South Bend news-times's story: FAILURE TO KICK GOAL BEATS PENN Pittsburg Registers One More Victory Over Pennsyl- vania, Z to g.

    South Bend news-times, South Bend, Ind., November 12, 1922, page 10

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    FAILURE TO KICK GOAL BEATS PENN Pittsburg Registers One More Victory Over Pennsyl- vania, Z to g. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11-CBy A. P)-Inability to kick goal after touchdown cost Pennsylvania a tie in the annual game with Pittsburg here today, the final score being Z to 6, with the Panthers on the long end. Pittsburg made its score in the first period. whereas the Red and Blue was unable 10 get through until the fourth period. Hamer fell down on the placement kick and the game went to Pittsburg by that one point The seventh game of the series between the two teams, of which Penn sylvania has yet TO win one. was as hard-fought as any in the new stadium this season. While the pupils of Glenn Warner gained more ground, had more first downs and held the ball longer than Pennsylvania, the Red ana Blue was able time and again TO stave them off when they were within scoring dis lance. The Pennsylvania line, out weighed, was not outplayed. Pittsburg’s end sweeps were the undoing of the Pennsylvania teams chances. Anderson and Flanagan gained consistently by this method but the famous double pass of other years failed each time.

  • The Evening star's story: PITT DEFEATS PENN, 7-6. : LATTER FAILING ON GOAL

    Evening star, November 12, 1922, page 75

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    PITT DEFEATS PENN, 7–⁠6. : LATTER FAILING ON GOAL – HLADELPA, November 11-nabily kick the goal after touchdown Pennsylvania the annual with Pitts bugh here today The final score being Ito with the Panthers long period whereas the Red and Blue unable to through until the fourth placement game Pittsburgh The seventh of the between the two Of which Pennsylvania has hard fought

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Before kickoff

Our ratings going in

Our ratings (scores only)

Pennsylvania 52% to win. Pittsburgh won as Elo’s underdog.

Pittsburgh leads 10–⁠1–⁠1 in 12 meetings, counting the four since this game.

Recent meetings
1949Pittsburgh 22, Pennsylvania 21
1932Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania 12
1925Pittsburgh 14, Pennsylvania 0
1923Pennsylvania 6, Pittsburgh 0
1922Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania 6
1921Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania 0

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