The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-28

Substitutes-Yorst for via; Doroney for
TaussiS.
Omcials-Referee. f. NJ. Gould. Chicago
\. c.; umpire. 7. w. Harvey. Yale; line
man, 5. Il. Miller. Trinity
The play began at 2:45. Cornell pre-
ferred the wind to the bal because her
defense contained wonderful punters This
gave Michigan the ball. B.l0mingstOn
kicked II. but he was nervous. The kick
was a short one. II ratified the Corners
even more than it did the Michgans and
the bal was in Mchgan's possession be-
fore the COrneIs could figure IL al out.
With tremendous rushes Michigan worked
the bal right up TO the shadow of Cor
ne,is goal line. 1t seemed as though
Michigan was about to score against the
men who had recently worried Pennsy.-
vania's eleven. But at the ten-yard line
Cornell braced and tie ball changed own
ership on a fumb-e. Starbuck. Dyer and
the Cornell defense were showed around
the ends. and the rush was stopped. Ii
was not yet at the center Of the fled. 1t
was again a Michigan bal. Then by SUI
periOr line work. the pig-skin was carried
toward the Cornell goal. The ten-yard
mark was reached and passed and Michi-
gan secured first blood, for Ferbert was
pushed over for the touchdown Michi-
gan had scored. Bloomington kicked goal
Score, TO 0. Time. fourteen minutes.
Pay was at once resumed and the men
from Ithaca fought ike tigers to equal
Al-GLlSdll SCDIts DuL the Dali Was again
carried toward Cornell's goal line. The
bail became Michigan's on downs, but
on.y for a time COrneLs ire was reused
and Cornell scored a touchdown by
Mason. No goa. Score, 8 to A. Time
eleven minutes.
Cornell saw her chances to win and she
tried hard to secure another score. Then
enSued that greatest struggle of Michigan
to increase her brief lead Cornell to Sc
cure another touchdown. Up toward the
Cornell goal went the bal. To the TWEEN
ty-yard line it was taken and there it re-
versed. Slowly toward Michigan's goal it
was then carried. Cornell fought as she
never fought before The battle grew ter
rificaliy fierce. villa was carried off the
fled. his .eg wrenched: Ferbert was hurt
the game was delayed for Dyer, but Cor
nell could not score, try as she would.
When the second half began ii looked as
If CornelPs great team work and her en-
durance would turn the tide. but after the
Cornell kickoff the ball never became
Cornell property until almost on the line
Of Cornelrs goal. BY mastery runs, by
splendid interference and by expert team
work the ball was carried to the eastern
goal. Seneter made magnificent run and
dive for twenty yards and Starbuck
tackled him. Both men were hurt and
Michigan lost the ball Immediately after
on a tumble Cornell could only make
progress by a punt This was tried, but
Bloomington fought through the line, Sc
cured the ball before the punt had more
than started and Michigan had secured
her second touchdown by Bloomington.
He kicked goal. Score, ~ to 4. Time,
IA minutes.
Again Cornell muscle was girted and
Cornell skill called upon. The score must
be tied Their efforts were in vain. Slow
" the ball was carried to Cornel's goal
territory and Cornell gave up the offensive
fight. She fought only 10 prevent the
score growing To this end the ball was
punted every time il was Cornell prop
erty and when the whistle blew the ball
was i'm the center of the field by a punt
Michigan had won. Then the yellow and
blue went crazy with excitement and to-
night the u. OF NJ. and hosts of friends
are celebrating their great victory.