The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-29
THE COLLEGE GAMES
Pennsylvania Eleven Over
whelms the Cornell Team.
MICHIGAN OuTPlAYS CHICAGO
stanford and Berkeley a Tie From
Coast TO Coast the Universities
Push the Pisssfn.
MICHIGAN OuTPLAYS CHICAGO

Philadelphia. Nov. &-The University
or fennSS lyania football eleven this after
noon defeated the Cornell team, h,- he
score or - TO =. thus winding up the foot
baA season with clean record OF vic
tories 10 their credit. Two touchdovsns
ana goal from the field in the sirst halt
ana four touchdowns and d goal from the
neld IN the second half was the record -
the red and blue. Cornell had 10 satisfy
herself with a safety Strategic plav.
scientific punts and bold and all-roura
interference were the features OF Penn
sylvania's game. Corneirs defeat can he
summed up in a very few words-weak
defense and still weaker Interference.
Cornelfs full-back. Ritchis. was lament
ably weak, and an exchange OF kicks he
tween him and Brooke was always good
Tor from ten 10 twenty yards gain for
the Pennsylvania team. There were in
dlvidual players on the Cornell team who
covered themselves with glory. Beachman
al left half-back. Fitch at left tackle and
Sweetland at right tackle played bril-
lantly, as did also Capt. WyckoT, con-
slderfng mis- condition. PENNSYLVANIA
made her gains at almost any point which
the team could strike Brooke made ane
forty-iive-yard run and also a seventy
Vineyard run, but in the latter the ball
was brought back and given TO Cornell
for holding. Minds also made one run OF
ball forty-five yards through the entire
team before being caught from behind
by Taussig. Farrar. at right tackle,
played his best game of the season.
Woodruff. Minds. Colbert. Williams and
Brooke also played brilliantly.
When the teams lined up at 2;i0 there
were 1900 people on the field but before
the first half had been played Il. 0o0 people
had passed within the gates. Cornell
kicked off, the BAH going 10 Brooke on
Pennsylvania twenty-yard line. In Just
four minutes Minds scored a touchdown.
and Brooke kicked goal. The next score
was made principally through Colbert,
who, aided by fine interference, gained
forty yards, though Minds was showed
over the line for the touchdown. Brooke
kicked the goal The play then BECAME
more even, and the ball vacillated back
and forth until Brooke secured the pig
skin at Cornells thirty -five-yard line.
from which point he kicked a goal from
the field. Ten minutes later the first half
was called. Score: Pennsylvania II, Cor
nell o.
When time was called PENNSYLVANIA by
short runs took the bali over the line.
Dickson scoring the point. Brooke kicked
goal from Pennsylvania fifteen-yard line.
Brooke was behind the goal for a kick.
He fumbled the ball. and was forced to
score a safety. The ball then worked
back and forth until Minds made beau
tiful run of fortytfve yards for a touch
down. Brooke kicked the goal. Again
Pennsylvania worked rapidly. Dickson
carrying the BAH twenty yards for a
touchdown. Brooke kicked the goal
Minds made the next touchdown soon
after, and Brooke kicked the goal Penn
sylvania worked the bali forward to Cor
nelrs twenty-fve-yard line. and there
Brooke kicked his second goal from the
field. Before Pennsylvania was again
able to score, the game was over.
The teams lined up as follows: