end of the third quarter, "second down and six to go." The W. & .J defense held and Pitt shanked the punt giving the Red and Black possession on the Pitt 45-yard line. First down John Spiegel raced thirty-three yards to the Pitt 12. The Pitt defense stalled the drive but Patterson kicked a 23 yard field goal to extend the lead to 19 to 6. The Pitt offense advanced the ball to the W. & J. 12-yard line and Roy Heil threw an interception in the end zone. The Red and Black beat Pitt for the tenth time. Led by Johnny Spiegel with 87 yards, stat-wise, W. & J. out-gained Pitt 274 yards to 175 yards . Pitt fumbled 8 times while the Red and Black only fumbled 3 times. Pitt gained 6 first downs and punted 15 times. W. & J. earned 8 first downs and punted 9 times. The Pittsburgh Sunday Post interviewed the captains. Hube Wagner mused: "I had dreams of leading my eleven to victory against Washington and Jefferson in the next to last game of my college career. We lost to a superior team. It was a great game." Captain Russ Goodwin was gracious in victory: "There is great satisfaction in all of us by beating Pitt, but there was still greater pleasure in playing against a fine bunch of fellows like the Pitt gridders. I'm glad we won but sorry they had to lose." Coach Duff The Pitt lineup for the game against Washington & Jefferson was Hube Wagner (left end), William Cowell (left tackle), Chuck Reese (left guard), Isadore Shapira (center), Wayne Smith (right guard), Mark Hoag and James Jones (right tackle), Harry Shof, James Herron and Leo Collins (right end), Roy Heil (quarterback), Fred Ward and Philip Dillon (left halfback), Guy Williamson, Justice Egbert and Fred Ammons (right halfback), and Robert Peck and Fred Ward (fullback). The game was played in 15-minute quarters. Penn State The Pitt versus Penn State series at this point in history was 12–3 in favor of Penn State. Coach Bill Hollenback's 1913 team had won their first two games, but came into this game on a five game losing streak. The Pittsburgh Daily Post noted that despite their poor record their manager Ray Smith was confident of victory: "Those who are figuring that State will enter the game on Thursday with thoughts of anything but a