New York, Oct. 30.
Pittsburgh and Nebraska continued to ride along the crest of a winning wave to-day respectively in their sixth and fifth gridiron games of the season.
The two teams, which still remain to be beaten, although both have been held to draws, to-day revealed zats of power in their attacks. The Nebraska Huskers crushed Indiana. 7 to 0. while the Pitt Panthers trounced Carnegie Tech, 25-to 14, in a fast and furious game, marked by brilliant ruts.
The tussle between the Panthers and Tartans proved to be a case of "when Greek meets Greek." The Carnegie Tech Tartans revealed similar type of play as their foes because of the fact that this year that have been coached by Coach Bill Ken, who was assistant to Jock Sutherland, coach of the Panthers, for seven years. Kern completely changed the system in vigue for 23 years at Carnegie and replaced it with the Pitt type of tactics. The results have been more than satisfy-yesterday's C.S.F. harcourt tennis championship play. It is hoped that some of the matches will be played during the week. Some of the lead-g players had very heavy engagements. Forbes, for instance, was down to play five matches and Carson and Ma were faced with four: In the singles championships Carson, Squires, and Forbes have all succeeded in working their way to the semifinals which will be completed as soon as Ma and Y. Cheng have met. The women are practically in the same situation. Mrs. des Courtils, Miss Harrop and Miss Holwill are qualified to fight for the final while Mrs. Krenov has yet to dispose of Mrs, de Prisque before getting into the last four.
In order to make up the postponements, the Committee in charge of the tournament is contemplating the play-off of as many matches as possible next Wednesday. Players who can meet this request are requested to telephone Mr. Thorburn through 10565, Moore & Ca., during office hours and not later than to-morrow at noon. ing
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