Brown at Pennsylvania

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  Evening star, Washington, D.C., October 21, 1956, page 63

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  Penn AerioIs Connect To Defeat Brown, 14–⁠7 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20 (P). An alert Penn team turned loose an unexpected aerial at tack today to beat Brown lat in an Ivy League football game before 1915 fans in Franklin Field and rack up its second victory in four starts after a 19-game losing streak. The Quakers cinched the win with a third period score that came by virtue of a blocked Brown punt on the Bruins goal line. Browns lone score came in the same period with a recovered tumble on the Penn 28yard line setting up the touch down. Capt. Pete KebliSh was the man Of the hour for Penn along with Rich Ross, the pass-pitching quarterback, and Frank Riepl, jack-of-all trades half back, who romped for a breath taking 1O8-yard opening kick off score against Notre Dame last year. Midway through the third period, Penn drove deep into Brown territory and Ross at tempted a jump pass to Dick Schafer. Dick Beland of Brown intercepted but the Bruins couldn’t move. Russ Frazier’s punt was blocked by Keblish and

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Pennsylvania leads 50–⁠21–⁠1 in 72 meetings, counting the 47 since this game.