BUCKNELL HOLDS
YALE, SCORE 29-14
I Bulldog Surprised By Attack
Late In The
Game
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 20.—By
scoring two touchdowns in the last
two periods, Bucknell surprised Yale
today, holding the Bulldog in a rag
ged game, 29 to 14. Late in the third
period Bucknell opened up a brilliant
forward passing attack which swept
Yale off its feet. Foster of Bucknell
threw a long forward pass to Diehl
for 40 yards and the first score. In
the last minutes of play Foster threw
two passes, putting the ball on the
2-yard line. Diehl took the ball over
on the last down. Yale scored tw’o
touchdowns in the first period as a
result of 36-yard pass, Stevens to
Hulman. Neale scored later, after
Luman recovered the ball on a
fumble.
In the third quarter the Elis tat
lied on a safety and on a touchdown
after Landis intercepted a Buckitell
forward pass.
The line-up and summary:
Yale (29)—Hulman, left end; Mil
stead. left tackle; Diller, left guard;
Lovejoy, center; Eckart, right guard;
Miller, right tackle; Luman, right
end; Murphy, quarterback; O’Hearn,
left halfback; Neale, right halfback;
Mallory, fullback.
Bucknell (14)—Butler, left end;
Shorts, left tackle; Wilsbach, left
guard; Bihl, center; Reed, right
guard; Denton, right tackle; Magee,
right end; Foster, quarterback; Hall,
left* halfback; Diehl, right halfback;
Jenkins, fullback.
Score by periods:
Yale ... 14 0 IB 0—29
Bucknell . 0 0 7 7—14
Yale scoring: Touchdowns, Hul
man, Neale, Cottle (sub for Stevens)
2. Points from try after touchdown.
Neale 2, Haas (sub for Mallory) safe*
ty, Denver (sub for Luman).
Bucknell scoring: Touchdowns,
Diehl 2. Points from try after touch
down, Diehl 2.
Officials: Referee, Gillender (Penn
sylvania)^ umpire, Hennessy
(Brown); field judge. Kirberger
(Washington and Jefferson); head
linesman. Miller (Penn State).
