New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
LEHIGH LEFT THE FIELD.
THE BETHLEHEMITEs PROTESTED Df'' '''o>
OF THE REFEREE WHO GAVE TIE "A"E
TO CoRXELI~sCORE 10 TO

or THE REFEREE, WHO GAVE THE "AME
TO CoRXELI~scORE 10 TO g.
1tbaca y Y. Nov % (SpeciaD.-The annual foot
hall game between Cornell and Lehigh was player
on Percy Field this afternoon ana ended III 'o'-
rel.s favor by a score OF ~ to 6. The gam" was
,,oe,,s,, however "a Ieh!gh left the neid In
the middle OF the second half. protesting against
decision Of the referee. The teams were Wen
matched the Lehigh boys showing up IN inc ""o
form which they displayed early IN inc se"S'"'
vher they held Princeton down to TWO 'ouchuo""''
They had been training for the Thahhss''''s e"'o
as their greatest game. ana the sho"'"s '.e' ~
against Cornelrs crack team was extremely cre''-
ohio When the game began there was an Immense
croud on the athletic field. Parties or Corhe'i
alumni we're present from Bunaio ffoches'er anu
other cities and more than hity Lehs" s'""'"'
were there to cheer their eleven JOINT co"ce'.
was given in Ithaca last evening by the inuS,'a
clubs of the two universities. and the entire lie
high Glee Club was on the SIDE lines i"' WV"
sand people saw the game
Iehgh showed up well in offensive work. her IN
reference being superb. to Corners ON was
out of condition and kicked poorly fitzseraln ou'
punted him much Of the time FenneH spraihe' i,'S
wrist Yesterday and could not play his usually
strong game He allowed Reyes 10 break through
for two blocked kicks. OF which resulted IN a
touchdown Barnard running was one OF the
features Of the game. Cornells gains were MADE
by persistent line bucking. both Mason and Dyer
running hard. although both started slowly
IcAIgh won the and chose the west goal
with the wind In her favor. On the kick-on ON
sent the bail over the Lehigh goal-line. on Hhshg
up at the yard line Fitzgerdd's attempt 10 KICK
VAS blocked and Cornell secured the ball After
gaining ten yards, Cornell lost the ball on GOWNS
Several long runs around the end were maze Dy
BARNARD which carried the ball 20 the centre OF thc
field On the third down Fitzgerald punted 10
Corners 2O-yard line. The ball was passed BACK 70
OIL but his kick was blocked by keycs: VINO Sc,
cured the ball and made TOUCHDOWN fi'zsei'id
kicking goal. Score: Lehigh g. Cornell, w. >,
on the second kickoff Lehgh carried 'he pan
back TO her 3Oyard line and there lost II ON iuiI
BILE The ball was kept between Lehighs 5oyaf
line and the goal-lne for some time before 'ofhc!i
succeeded In carrying It across. ON made me
touchdown, but failed to Kick goal. score lehish'
6. Cornell. 4. -. 80, a,
I'm the second half the players swdyel back ana
forth I'm the centre Of the field Barnard making sew
eral long runs which offset by several bipck,
kicks by Freedom. Ohs poor punt from corner
4O-vard line was blocked and caught by bdGnai
who carried IL 10 l5yard line. On the next play
Iehign dropped the ball. Starbuck, CornelIs iasi-
est runner secured II. and. breaking through tne
IehIgh line ran the length OF the field with seVerhi
Lehigh men close behind him. and made a touch
down from which goal was kicked by Warner.
Lehigh claimed that the ball was dead, as the
picked up the bah. but the referee allowed IN,
touchdown, and Lehigh left the field Lineup and
summary: