The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
PENNSY'S GREAT VICTORY.
Cornell Only Scored Two Points 10 Penn
Sy.Vania'S POriy-SlX.
The ITHACANS HADE A BRAVE FIGHT,
But Were Oycrwcighted. Outplayed and
Swept Away-A Magnificent Exhibition
of Fast, Scientific Foot EaiI-pen-
nyslvania Now Claims the CHAM
pionship of the Football
World-Two Men In
jured.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Gov. 2S.-On
Franklin field. amidst the cheers Of 1000
people, Pennsylvania closed the second
season Of unbrol,en victories in football
by Overwhelmingly defeating the Cornell
College eleven.
From start 10 finish Cornell was never
in the game. and when time was called
they had but two solitary points to place
against 10 for Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania scored Il points in the
first half and - in the second.
Cornell scored It's two points on a safety
touchdown from Brooke's fumbhng the
ball when It was passed 20 him Tor a
kick.
Throughout the entire game. with the
exception of few moments ia the first
half. Pennsylvania offensive and defen-
siye play was as magnificent an exhibi-
ton OF fast. scientific football as has
ever been seen in this city
OUT-CLASSED.
Over-wetg lighted. out-played, and swept
away before the furious Onsiaughts o. TIE
QuakCrs. the ithacans fought bravery
but 10 was 100 VAN tuat their backs nulitu
themselves against fenhsylN anna liii-
pr enable line or attempted 70 sklIt tiit
tnus, ana toward the last lt ohly pc
came a question OF time Tor the req anu
blue TO score touchdown after toAcn-
down. ,.
Ihe field was simply sheet OF slip
pcry mud from recent rain, ana Delcic
the game ana between the naiNcS IT. Was
necessary TO cover 10 almost from emu 20
end with 81 Hdust 10 enable the players
10 retain their footing Although q hald-
played game. there We're no ObJecuOnaple
features IN the way OF slusgirS or prl-
tality. and but tWO men were Dauly
enough hurt 10 have 10 reure lhe UNI
pirlng and Tefereelng OF the game was OL
the highest order, and so fairly dld bOtu
siaos play that no more than three or
four were the officials compelled 10 penal
lie in either team.
PENNSYLVANIA has defeated every team
fhe.r nave uiaged this season. and as intt
are the only team OF the big Four 10
do this they claim they are lu7liy en-
Utled 10 the championship OF the College
football world.
and the air was almost balmy. Two I'M
mensc stands. accommodating b,uVO peo-
ole each. rose tier upon tier on cllt-i
O'Clock approached they were "a moNins
mass Of people. Upon either emu were
packed men and boys.
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWDS.
PENNSYLVANIA had the south stand, and
before and during the game the ehiL--
siastc ddhercnts OF the Ieu anu D4Lo
cheered and cheered and sang their COL
leec War-sOngs to the encouragement oi
their battling warriors OF the gridiron.
Cornell had section OF the north sls-An'
and some three or four hundred iollo"-
ers OF red and white stroNe 10 heatleh
tneir friends with their chttia
They We're lost in the thousands Oh
yelling, frantic Pennsylv anlans VINO sur
rounded them on all sides o.,
p-rn-vlvania made its appearance az
2.lD o'clock, and the cheers that Sregleu
them were still splitting the ar WIG"
the Cornell boys totted our, ,,,1,, "a
I'll. given
warm a welcome ass the nome DlaytL''
Referee Laurie Bliss, lmplfe an ,t(ti
shlel. and Captains Wickol anu VI
Uarns held IL short consultation IN NHe
oe IyiIisms won the toss. and chose the
u,sst goal and gave Cornell the pan.
THE wind was barely stIon- 49, ,bst
- be;np waved around the held. and
throughout the game neither ai"'
any advantage from TINS
4 DETERMINED TEAM.
pitebie for Cornell kicked of at 2lo.
Throughout the game eie, V it'.' ,ln,osf
forward opened up the Corneh llht linus
i,,,ne'tatalv and their backs were GOWN
I'll before they could get fairy started.
AGAINST such game as ehhss IN o., 800
f-. an me country would have nad
d.sperate work TO make headwly against
them Pennsylvanians We're sore "ii ~
dfssatfsned against the shoNl-- A'".'
game to-day 20 DO or ule. .,....t tt.,.,ie
Where every maa acquitted n.i" .,..,.
won In is inyidlous 10 single our any
one for praise. Minds, Colbert. WOOL
rum Wharton and ,Pi B al Of q iSe s same
~ ~ - off by Brooke This great
gng back bucSed the line like. an ava
ianche and carried the ball FOR srea{
ssains hut as uuuter ne again STOOD
rr,re-efninent Some Of his punts Were
tremendous. and Pennsylyania o eo9 ihe NY
gained from 10 20 go yardS on me -
Change of kicks between Brooke ana
Wickom and Ritchic.
When the game vas over me cfo"u
eiireed out into the field. aud carrying
Hfooke on his fcet. raised him upon
the shoulders Of shouting men. ana bore
him I'm triumph from the ueid. ...t.....,
For Cornell Wickom fully sustained
his reputation as one OF the finest qrarte.
backs playing. His passing was qui,N
and accurate. and ne got of his punts
i'm marvellous quick time. Beacnahi'
Tausslg. and Lyle also played hnely'
THE LINEUP.