Pitt in possession on the Presidents 45-yard line. Pitt failed to make a first down and Wagner punted. W. & J. fumbled the punt and Wayne Smith recovered it on the W. & J. 37-yard line. Dewar tried an onside kick that rolled to the two and was pounced on by George Brown. "Dewar took it to within one foot of the goal. Brown, Dewar and Quailey each tried to carry it over and on every play W. & J. was penalized for offside, the penalty each time being measured in inches." On the fifth attempt Tillie Dewar scored the touchdown and Galvin was good on the extra point. Three possessions later Brown recovered an onside kick on W. & J.'s 18-yard line. The Red and Black defense would not give up as it took another seven running plays for Brown to plow through their staunch defense and score the second Pitt touchdown. Galvin was again perfect with the goal kick. Pitt led 12 to 0. As time ran out, the Pitt offense had the ball on the Presidents' 8-yard line. Pitt beat W. & J. for the third straight year. Wash. & Jeff. finished the season with a 6–4 record. The Pitt lineup for the game against Washington & Jefferson was Perry Graves (left end), Ross Feightner (left tackle), William Leahy (left guard), Ralph Galvin (center), Henry Blair (right guard), James Stevenson (right tackle), Hube Wagner (right end), Tillie Dewar (quarterback), George Brown (left halfback), Charles Quailey (right halfback) and Chuck Soles (fullback). Substitutions made during the game were: Roy Kernohan replaced Chuck Soles at fullback; Wayne Smith replaced Henry Blair at right guard; Jack Lindsay replaced Hube Wagner at right end; Hube Wagner replaced Perry Graves at left end; S. V. Dillon replaced Roy Kernohan at fullback; William Connelly replaced Tillie Dewar at quarterback; and George Gehlert replaced William Leahy at left guard. The game consisted of fifteen-minute quarters. Penn State During the twelve days between the W. & J. game and Thanksgiving, Coach Thompson worked the team hard with the assistance of former players "Tex" Richards, Karl Dallenbach, Frank Van Doren and Norman Budd, in addition to his able assistants Floyd Rose and Alexander Stevenson, for their final game of the season versus Penn State. Unbeaten Penn State under second year coach Bill Hollenback was out for revenge and needed one more win against Pitt to secure