West Virginia at Pittsburgh
Saturday, October 12, 1929 Share
Pittsburgh beat West Virginia 27–7. It was their 25th meeting; after it, Pittsburgh led the series 14–3–1 in the games on file.
FinalHigh 72°F, low 53°F, 0.13 in. of rainAttendance 27,000
In the newspapers

Evening star, District of Columbia, October 13, 1929, page 75 (results column)
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FOOT BALL SCORES FOOT BALL SCORES Local. Georgetown. 13: ST. Louis, 0. South Carolina, 26: Maryland. 6. Catholic u. l8; Baltimore u. o. American u. 8: George Washington, O.. ST. Johns. 2: Gallaudet, O. John G. Smith u. 10; Howard, 0. East. Notre Dame. IA; Navy, 7. Fordham, 27; New York u, O.. Harvard. 35; New Hampshire, 0. Lebanon Valley. g. F. and NJ, 0. Cornell. 40; Hampden, 6. Trinity. a: Worcester Tech, 6. Dartmouth, So: Allegheny. o. Davis and Elkins. Z; Geneva. o. NTuhlenbcrg. 21: Dickinson. 6. Western Maryland, IL; st. Thomas, 6. Penn, IA; v. P. l.. 8. Gettysburg, 4; Lehigh. 7. Providence. o: Canisius, o. Temple, %: st. Bonaventurc, 0. Quantico Marines, Z; New River State, 0. Loyola, 80; Washington College, 0. Holy Cross. 20: Rutgers. 3. Pitt, 27; West Virginia. 7. Cornell. 40: Hampden Sidney, 6. Army. %; Davidson, 7. Buffalo, 20; Alfred. IL. Amherst. 80; Lowell Textile. 25. Coast Guard Academy, %; Long Is land, 0. Drexel, 10: Juniata, 0. ST. Vincent. Z; Mount st. Mary’s, 6. Broaddus, s.; Bethany. 0. Notre Dame. IA; Navy, Z. Union %: Hobart l3 Brown, 10; Princeton, IL. Albright, As: Roanoke, O. Carnegie Tech. 80: Reserves, 6. Colgate 81: Michigan State, 0. Potsdam Clarkson Tech, Z; Rennsalaer, O. Hamilton, 6; Rochester, 0. Tufts, 10; Bates. o. Columbia. So: Wesleyan, 0. Richmond, 81; Johns Hopkins, 7. Lafayette. %: Manhattan, 0. Delaware, o; Ursinus, o. Connecticut Aggies, 20; Maine, 7. Boston u, 81; Vermont, 6. Williams, 81; Bowdoin, 6. Colby, 20; Norwich, Z. Penn State. 26; Marshall, Z. w. d j., IA Bucknell, 6. Middlebury, IA; Massachusetts, Aggies, H. villanova, 7: Boston College, Z. Parsons, 6; Penn College. 0. Washburn, IL; Pitt Teachers, z. South. Georgia, Is; Yale, 0. Virginia, 12: Swarthmore, 7. Kentucky, 20; Washington & Lee, 8. Tennessee, 10; Mississippi, Z. Thiel, 6; Waynesburg, 2. Texas Aggies, 49, Kansas Aggies, 0. Winona Teachers, 80; Red Wing Sem Centre, go; Morris Harvey of West vir- ginia. 0. Louisiana State, 27: Sewsnee. IA. Daniel Baker. 6; Texas Tech, 2. Georgetown College, KY, 10; Indiana “B.” 6. Union College, 10; Tennessee Wesleyan, Clark u, 4s: Miles Memorial, 0. Louisiana College, 10; Tennessee, Z. Southwestern, IL; West Kentucky Teachers. g. Baldwin wallace, 80; Capital. 6. Texas Christian, 20: Centenary, O. Alabama State Normal, q Morris Brown, 0 (colored). Lenoir Rhyme, 6; Atlanta Christian, o. Union Of Texas, 81; Arkansas, 0. Midwest. Akron u, IL; Wooster, z. st. Xavier, 10: West Virginia Wes- leyan, IL. Case, IS; Hiram, o. Purdue, 80; Michigan, is. Minnesota, is; Vanderbilt, 6. Ohio Northern, 26; Cedarville, 6. Chicago, 13; Indiana, 7. Duquesne, 10; Albion, o. Missouri, 10; Iowa State. o. Manchester, 10; st. Johns, 6. Carlton. ID; Hamline, 6. Charleston Normal, 10; Shurtleff, IL. Kansas, SO; Emporior Teachers, o. Notre Dame B.” IL; Western State Teachers, 0. Grinnell, g.; Marquette, Z. Ripon, SO; Cornell, 0. Oklahoma. 26; Creighton, o. Loyola (Chicago), 6; Coe, 0. State Teachers, Z; Simpson, o.. Columbia, IL; La Crosse Teachers, 6. De Kalb Teachers. IA; Elmhurst, 0. Macomb, u Quincy, 7. Parsons, 6; Penn College, 0. Western Union, 13; Nebraska State Teachers, 6. Wisconsin B.” 8; Michigan “B.” 0. Illinois Wesleyan, 39 Augustana, 0. Iowa Wesleyan, s.: st. Ambrose, 0. st. Olaf, 18; Luther, 6. Carroll. 26; Northwestern Reserves. North Dakota Aggies. 2l; Moorehead State Teachers, 6. Monmouth, 18; Illinois College. 6. Hibbing Junior College, Is; Duluth, 0. Virginia Junior College, 8; Bemidji State Teachers, 6. Superior State Teachers, So; Eau Claire Normal, 0. St. Cloud State Teachers, 81; Rochester Junior College, 0. River Falls Teachers, 21; Stout In stitute, o. Gustavus Adolphusm, 26; st. Thomas, lo. Lawrence, 26; Northwestern College, s. Far West. Idaho, 19; Montana, 0. Denver, 10; Wyoming, 6. Colorado Mines, 90; Western State, 13 Brigham Young u. IL; Montana State o. Washburn, IL; Pittsburg Teachers, Z. Whitman, II; Lin1eld, 0. Regis, 13; Mount st. Charles, 6. Colorado, 10; Colorado Teachers, O. Colorado College, IA; Colorado Aggies. 10. Intermountain Union, “a; Montana Nor NAL, o. Stanford. ST; California CLOS Angeles), o. Southern California, 48: Washington, 0. California. IA: Washington State, 0. Arizona as: California Tech, O.
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)
Pittsburgh 79% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every West Virginia–Pittsburgh gameOfficially, Pittsburgh leads 63–42–3; as played, 61–37–3 in the 101 games on file; the official count covers all 108 meetings, counting the 83 since this game.
Around this game
West Virginia
- Next gamevs. Washington and LeeOct. 19, 1929
- SeasonWest Virginia in 1929
- ProgramWest Virginia history and records
Pittsburgh
- Next gameat NebraskaOct. 19, 1929
- SeasonPittsburgh in 1929
- ProgramPittsburgh history and records

