times very ragged football, but they left the field at the expiration of 60 minutes of work with the score 45–8 in their favor." Carlisle scored six touchdowns, six extra points and one field goal. Pitt scored one touchdown and a safety. Early in the first quarter Pitt advanced the ball to the Carlisle 15-yard line. The Carlisle defense held and Ralph Galvin missed a 25 yard field goal. Five plays later Jim Thorpe, "in his own inimitable manner, ran 55 yards for a touchdown and kicked goal." In the second period Carlisle advanced the ball to the Pitt 3-yard line. Jim Thorpe fumbled and Pitt recovered. Pitt punted out of bounds on their 28-yard line. On second down "Welch got behind the phalanx interference and ran 32 yards for a touchdown. Thorpe kicked goal." The Carlisle offense came right back down the field to the Pitt eleven. Thorpe, Gus Welch and Goesback each made more than 10 yards per carry on the drive. After an offside penalty moved the ball back to the fifteen, "Welch slipped past Pitt's right end for 15 yards and a touchdown. Thorpe kicked the goal." Carlisle led at halftime 21 to 0. Pitt received the second half kickoff and Hube Wagner threw an interception. On first down Jim Thorpe "slipped past Pitt's left end like a shadow for a 40 yard run ending behind the goal line. He then kicked goal." Galvin recovered Welch's fumble on the Carlisle 21-yard line. A pass from Wagner to Philip Dillon gained five yards. On second down the ball went from Connelly to Wagner and a pass to Galvin in the end zone for Pitt's touchdown. Galvin missed the point after. After a change of possessions Thorpe mishandled the center snap on a punt situation and the ball rolled into the end zone. Thorpe retrieved the ball but was tackled for a safety. The score was Carlisle 28 to Pitt 8. The Carlisle offense kept up the pressure and advanced the ball down the field and had fourth down on the Pitt one yard line when time was called at the end of the third period. Alex Arcasa replaced Goesback at halfback for Carlisle and scored two fourth quarter touchdowns. Jim Thorpe converted the goals after and later booted a 44 yard field goal to close out the scoring. Carlisle finished the season with a 12–1–1 record. Carlisle