afternoon at Forbes Field. The teams representing their institutions met in their annual game and Bucknell won by nine points to none, and it was Sturgis who secured all of them for the team from Lewisburg." On Bucknell's first possession, the offense took eight plays to advance the ball from their twenty-five to the thirty-five. Quarterback Cruikshank called for a spread formation and dropped back to pass. He lofted the ball 30-yards downfield to Sturgis," and the versatile Bucknell end gathered it in and ran 45-yards for a touchdown, after which he failed to kick goal." The second quarter started with Bucknell in possession of the ball on their 47-yard line. Their offense advanced the ball to the Pitt twelve. On fourth down "Sturgis stepped back and sent the ball between the posts from the 30-yard line, making the score 9–0." The Pitt faithful expected a second half comeback similar to the Carlisle and Cornell games but it was not to be. "Notwithstanding the fact that Duff read the riot act to the bunch during the interim between the halves, the Gold and Blue was unable to make headway against the visitors in the final periods." Al Hamilton (Athletic Committee Member) remarked to L. G. Boggs of The Pittsburgh Press after the game: "It was a case of overconfidence. Pitt underestimated Bucknell, and lost out because they were out played. It will do the boys a lot of good to lose this game, as they will realize that they are not unbeatable. If we had to lose, there is no team in the country that I would rather lose to than the team which won from us today. We will be back in old form next week." The Pitt lineup for the game against Bucknell was Leo Collins and Roy Kernohan (left end), William Cowell (left tackle), Chuck Reese and Rendall Soppitt (left guard), Isadore Shapira (center), Wayne Smith (right guard), Mark Hoag (right tackle), Hube Wagner and James Herron (right end), Roy Heil (quarterback), Guy Williamson (left halfback), Robert Peck and Philip Dillon (right halfback) and Justice Egbert (fullback). The game was played in 15-minute quarters. Lafayette The Lafayette Leopards of Easton, PA came west to tangle with the Pitt eleven on November 8. This was the first meeting ever between these two teams. Lafayette was coached by George McCaa and sported a 3–2–1 record. They would finish the