The morning times., 1895-11-29
Pennsylvania, 40.
Cornell. =.

pennsylvania, AZ.
Cornell. =.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-On Franklin Field
THIS afternoon amid the cheers uf sixteen
| thousand people Pennsyiyania closed the
second season of Gnbroken victories IN foot
Si by pverwhe. Ely oeieutiEE the Cor
nell College eleven.
From s art 10 iInish Cornell was never IN
the game and when time was called they
had tw q SOLITARY points to place gainsJ
Az Tor Pennsylvania. PenHsy wanna scored
II points in the first half and - in Tie
second.
Cornell scored Its two points on a saiety
touchdown from Brooke IumblDg TIE bail
when IL was passed TO HIM Tor a kick.
Throughout The enure game, Wtth The eX-
ceplion or few moments IN the first half,
Pennsylvania offensive and defensive
play was as magnificent an exhibition uf
fast scientific football as has ever been
seen in this city.
UverweigDteu, outpia yed and swept d way
before the Iurr'us onsl laughts OF the teuakers.
tie lthicdiis fought bravery, but IL was IN
VAN thah Their racEs hur;ed themselves
against PennsyIyania's ilupregnable line
% a,teinp,eu T. skift the enus, anu toward
the last 1t only became question OF tine
FOR the red and Due Ia score tOucuu own
afte- touchdown.
IN A FIELD OF MUD.
The field was simply a sheet OF slippery
mud from recent rain and before the
game and betw e-n Use halves IL was neces-
sary to cuver IT. almost from end 10 end
with sa awdrst TO cBaDie the players to retain
their footing.
Although Il hard played game, there were
no ubJectionabic irat.rcs In lne way or
smuggling or brutality, and hut two men
were badly enough hurt Ia retire. Tie
uniplring ard rercEeeinS OF the game WAS
or the highest uruer, and so lairly did
Doth Sides pay tnat not more than three
or four tiiies were the officials compelled
TO penaiiZe either teaDI.
pennsylvania bae Gefcatci every team
they have played Ihis season anl as they are
toe only one or Tie "BIg -Four" to 90 this,
they claim they ure Justly entitled TO the
championship OF the college football world
heIrree L.i.Irie Bliss, Umpire Paul Dashiel
and Captains Wyckorr anu Williams neld "a
snort consultation N the center or the IIeid.
Williams won the tcss and cnose the west
goal and gave COEnel! the BAH.
STARTING THE GAME.
The wind was barely strong enough to
ruffle the hundreds OF little flags that were
being waved around the field and through
out the game, neither side gained any adj
vantage from thi3 source.
R'tcnie kicked Off at 2:20 TO Pennsyl-
vania's 25-yard line. Minds caught the
bail nd passed IL 10 Brooke, who puntc,i to
cornciI's iU-yard line. kitchie returned
the KICK ana tuen followed Il suCccssion of
plays so rapid that the spectators could
n;Fdiy rcaiiHe tncni. hitehIe iumoied
brooke's return klck and 0ciuert f..il upon
the ball oil COTncll's ED-ya;C !inP.
Three her'i piungeS ana tEc bail was on
Coineiis scven-yard !lne. Williams then
executed PeBns! iaBIa's famous mex kick,
ana Minus. rubliig ahead of toe bail, got
i behind CornaFs goal l!ne aud scored
The iirst toucndown, in three minutes.
Brooke easily kicked the goal amid the
cnser> oi ttie oniuuSers, anu the score was:
Pennsylvania, o; Cornell, o.
After the kck-oif PENNSYLVANIA rapidly
currled tue DaiI forward again, ard a
twenty-ydrd Rim around the IciI eud by
Geibert landed the BAN on CorneIrs ieIl-
yard line Two mass plays on the line
followed, ana Minds went around The
night er,i Tor another touchdown. Brooke
again kicked tue goal, ana tie score wa.
IL to u in favor OF Pennsyivaria.
PLAYED LIKE LIGHTNING.
The rapidity of Penns yivania's play
seemed to have paralyzcd Cornell. but
nGw they took q brace and made the only
consistent gains or the game. Bcachau,
Cool, R,ichle, Fitch and Taussig smashed
through the right side of Pennsylvania
lire between tackle and guard for yard
after yard. IL was III this rally that Cor
hell n,ade its only really good run OF the
game
AIDED By the fine Interference OF Wycknff,
BcaCDam went around Pcunsyiyani.I's lpII
end !or thirty yards tu Penus yiyanil' forty
yard line. InIs was the nearest Corue.i got
They lost the BAN and BTnuke made tue
star run OF tue game but it was not al
iowed. On u Kick ium " yckuII Brooke
took the ban and by wonderful dodgiug
passed through the entire Cornell team
and was only overtakeI and thruwn en-
Corners Vineyard iIDc. For foul inter
ference, however, the bah had to be brought
back aud The run went ior naught
pennsylvania hammered the bah UP to
Cornelfs iifteen-sard line and there the
llnicans he'd on Iuur down. on the first
down E.H In hn MT sirf1
line and Brooke got free catch. lie and
Williams held short consultation and
decided upon Il trial Tor goal from place
Kick at the iorty-yard line.
BRookE'S GREAT KICK.
1t was Il long kick and the crnwd held
their breath as Brooke swung his loot
and sent the ball fair and square between
the goal posts. The Kick was a beautiful
one and the reG-leaied fullback deserved
the storm ot cheers that followed the goal.
The score was now Il TO U IN ihvor of
and few moments after
ward Time Tor Tue first half was Gated
Brooke started the second half by kicking
off % Corncifs 25-yard line. CurneI
could not advance and Pennsylvania
rapidly rushed the baI up 10 Corners
three yard line ana Dickson went through
the right tackle for n touchdown. Brookp
kicked the goal and the score was ..3 to 0
in favor of Pennsylvania.
just here Pennsylvania was scored upon
through their own fault. WycKotf rad
punted the bail well down Pennsylyanja's
goal line and twice Pennsylvania lost the
ball on Iumbies. Finally WyCkoff punte,i
10 Pennsylvania seven yard line Penn
sylvania lined up ard Williams passed the
ball to Brooke to Kick. Brooke fun,bleti
The ball and 1t rolled out Of his hands
and over the goal line The Cornell ends
We're coming down on him with rush aud
to save a touchdown Brooke fell upon the
ball for safety touchdown.
THREE TIMES MORE.
From this time until the end of play th..
game was simply repetition of fierce as
Saults by Pennsylvania and unavaiiiDg re-
sistauce by Cornell. Three times again Gid
carry the ball up 10 and
over Corneli's goal line for a touchdown,
aud each time Brooke kicked the goal
Pennsylvania would have had Another touch-
down but for tumble by Woodruff who
was pushed over the hGe by hIs coni-
panionS, but lost the bail as lie fell and
Il Cornell man got 1t.
Throughout the catirr game Wyckoff had
done most ali The. puntiDg for Cornell from
quarterback. With but a. miuute to piay
one of Nyckoff's punts was blocked on
Cornelrs twenty-five yard line aud Penn
sylvania got the ball. ON the first down
Brooke feil back and kicked u goal from
The field, raising Pennsylvania score TO
l6. The ban had hardly been kicketi off
again before time. was called. Cornail
played oniy fairly good game.
Throughout the game the PennsyivaBis |
forward opened up the Cornel, line almost |
it VIII and their backs We're downed be- |