The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-28
BATTLES OF The GRIDIRON.
Cornell Scores TEIe, 10 q Splendid Con-
test With Harvard.
GEN. SCH0rIELD ON FOOTBALL PLAY.


Syayy YORK, oct. 2I-HarVafu ne
feated Cornell at Manhattan r'e'p tr,ira
sfrsrnoon by the score OF - TO IL lh1i
Sare t,D persons present, ana the
weather was perfect Inc heII, So' 81,
er,ue inc heayy rains OF the pdst lt" re-"
a. some places IL was trlne slippery
aud soqey The betting was chleHy,
based on these points: mat HarNai u
would score more points IMAM lIiiI ,,C,e,'it
did last Saturday, ana that Cornell HouIu
MOI score Bni the men from ithica
scored Just the same. much 10 me con-
sternatlon Of the m hr sd,Iow cont'"ss"'
In took the Cambridge men tIt'tH
minutes TO score their first touchdown
In the FIRST half. but only three minutes MINUTES
later Cornell also made one on a DIockeu
nunt. the ball beng carried over the
line without any resistance. Duilhb
the remainder OF this half Haryard
played very fast football ana roIled ny
" points But with the beginning OF
the second half came change tha'
surprised everyone on the %-cld. mar
wards attack became lamentabiy Weak
rno-t Ineffective Cornell, on the other
hand, played with magnificent judgment,
and kept the leather almost continually
in Harvards territory
oHL's ZINE WORK
Harvard played rushing game. while
Cornell resortcd 20 KICK ng whenever ule
chance was offered In this later re-
spect. Ohis work greatly excelled Brew
er's Cornelrs fine line aiding in the good
york, by holding the Crimson as II III d
vice. Brewer on the other Manu. ~ W.
Handicapped by weak points in the liar-
ward line. Emmons played Sloppy
game at left end, and resorted once 70
tactics that were rowdylsh, 10 say tte
least. lie ran out Of BOUNDS aftef .tlc
hall and gave TaussR. who was aIter
,he leather, too. a brutal Kick in the
body that called forth Kisses from those
who saw IT, .,..,.,,, oo,,,-
ON the whole Harvard's showing com
pars-I very favorabiy with that OF prince
ION against the same team. but her eleven
showed either lack OF condition IN me
second half, OF the men were PlaEl iE
'possun." as several laIe ana I'm ieul's ~
vanja men were watching them from the
side lines Too much praise chnhJt pc
given TO the Cornell players Every one
OF them played as If his ne hepehu ga
uI.On the result or the batte' anu ~
such thing as quitting was nouceaDIe
Tanssig was injured toward the close
OF the FIRST half. but his tackling was
fully up to the mark while he Iasteu
Cornell's centre was stronger than
week a2o There were 500 persons m
side the big enclosure, while 5,"@ more
saw II from the viaduct and surrounding
bluffs.
TpF IISE rip.
The lineup and summary follows: >,
Harvard; co,, Position POS, ion R Ho5HS1'
Manahan Hallowcll left tackle .Freeborn
Mackie (MurchDLeft guard. Warner (Capt)
r Shaw ............C centre. ...........f eliilel
J. N Shaw fright guard. ........ Coln0n
Waters hight taCkle........ Rogers
A. Brewer....right end Taussig QDowneyl
Wrenn OFosterl. quarter Wyckof
Wrightiton left half back. Ammon UelIy)
C. Brewer. nit half back Starbuck oyer.
Hamlen ............ fun back ............. Ohl
Referee-W. A. Brooks. Umpire-H. j.
Dashiel Linesman-F. A. Wood. Touch
-Wrightington, /; c. Brewer 8;
Beacham. l.; Warner. !. Goals from
touchdown. Brewer 3; OIL, 2. Time