The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-27
Pennsylvania 50. cJnSELh 10.

rhs5asefphts. Nov. I-PeansyfyanIA g.
Ccrn<s! - and the agony is over fer tbs
Season
TIE psnnsysyansa football eleven woaad
np the season os fsss THIS afternoon ~
paying pretty much the same Kind OF a
game as II has done al along. AZ times
brilliant az other times Il would have put
70 shame q los OF school boys. Cernesi
played q really brilliant game throughout.
with the exception of Bassfora the play
was almost perfect. ard had Il not been
fer che fact that ghe team VAS 50 much
lighter raan the red and blue there would
not naxa been j. points scored against
them.
There were very few attempts at tricks
by elther team The Interference Of the
team was Always Up 10 the Standard.
which partially accounts Tor the brilliant
eashes by Beacham and Mekeever. TX
vas due almost entirely 10 the grea, play
ting Of Cornelvs bae<sieId tnat both their
foachdownS were made. BY steady
p.unges into the sne and an occasional
rua around the enss. Mckeever. Rstchis
and Beaen@m got the bail over the red
and blue goal line IwAce- These players
seemed TO look all over the field al the
same time. The play OF Lee and Tausssx
was also brilliant. They got down under
Kicks rer arksbiy fast and tackled like
fienslz On account Of the light lire their
lIantsy as did their Interference. but there
were very long gains around the ends by
the men la Pennsylvania beekne.d.
Except when the red and blue eleven
we're overtaken with that tired feeling.
they played the game they are capable OF.
That terrible battering ram was worked
oceas onaIy during rhe entire game. and
Woodruff, Minds Farrar and wharton ali
went into the line rear foremost, never
falling TO gain from ole TO ten yards. This
sort OF play was inierspersed with an oc-
easional revolving wedge. in which Unen-
he.mer was almost always used, ard by
some good end runs. In which Colbert.
Boyle. Dickson. Moriee and Minds were
the bright particular stars.
There Was very little fumblng by either
team, bur some bad passing by The quar-
ter-backs caused both TO suffer consider
ably. The red and blue were penallzed
twice for ofr-side plays and once for hold
ing. while the Corne. boys were set back
nve yards on two different occasions for
off-side plays.
When Referee Mills. OF Yale, blew his
whistle for play IL was estimated there
were i7.eeo people within the Big field. The
sight was beautiful one. The sun shone
out with al It's briiliancy. and the beaut.-
ful red and blue and red and white coiors
eyerywFhere In the huge stands made the
sight grand one to look at.
The first scoring occurred when Richie
fell on a blocked kick for safety. Gel
bert scored the drst touchdown on a kick
pass, but no goal was kicked. Score:
Pennsylvania 8. Cornell o.
Cornell made some long gains, In which
Beacham was particular star. He made
one run of tweaty-fi yards. and again
when the bail was on Pennsyivania's %
yard line he skir;ed the red and blues left
end Tor a touchdown. Goal missed. Score:
Pennsylvania 8. Cornell l.
Quick. hard rushing carried the bali rap
Idly down the field. Minds scoring and a
goal kicked Score: Pennsylvania IL. Corr
neil T.
Again rhe Philade.phians rapidly ad-
vanced. and when near Cornelfs line
Tfenhe!n,er SCORED a touchdown by the
revolving wedge. Score: Pennsylvania
Is Cornell T.
The first hall ended with the score as
JUST given.
After the beginning OF the second half
cornell was the first 20 score. On a FUN
hled kick Cornell GOT the bali on Pennsyl-
vansa's -5-yard line. Beacaam advanced Il
close 10 the Inc. Richie scoring the touch
down and kicking the goal. Score. Penn
ayivanla Is Cornellio
Penusylvansa scored rapidly after this.
the touS7adowns being made by Woodruff.
Boyle and Iffenhe.mer. Only one OF the
three goals was kicked. The pay OF Gel
bert n the last half was a great feature
The teams ned up as follows.