The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-27
QUAKERS EASY WINNERS.
PENNsTLTANIA DEFEATS CORNELL
M n SCORE OF SO TO 70.
The Ithacans Play Against Great Odds
and Cross tho Goal Line Twice
Heavy Line Bucking and tho Guards
Hack InteYferenco Carry the Day.

Tho Ithacans Play Against Great Odds
and Gross the Goal Line Twice
Heavy Line Backing and tho eunrds'
BACK An'erisrenco Carry the nay
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 26.-Pcnnsylvanin this
afternoon defeated Cornell by a big score, but
the pluoky boys from Ithaca succeeded In twice
crossing the QuaRers' goal line. Pennsylvania
scored six touchdowns for a total OF thirty, and
compelled Cornell to make n safety touchdown,
making the total score 32 10 III. Cornell iur-
nished Pennsylvania with a surprise by the
fast, hard, plucky game she played. Cornelrs
nrst TOUCHDOWN was due TO Beaehem's mag
nihcent running.
In Two runs tn" Cornell captain carried tho
ball arounn Pennsylvanias ends Tor a total OF
nearly ntty yards ana ianoeo IL oehiho the
onakers' goal line. This was In the hrst hait'
whiie In the second halt Cornel got the Dali on
fehhsyiVania Eo-Sard line anu e@rrieu II IL
ie'V,Y w ~ enu over the k"ai INV Va Sho %
ana Diue' "here ititcnie oooreu IL touohuo"h
ON piunRe through inc centFo.
pe"'hams keuorai @i-Foun" p'~S Anu rum
MINK ~ u o"ii was aS hhe Vi
n",t.oaeh y as hes pee'i . nsto MS yea.'
ana 70 hs great Playing mostly uue u ereult
Oh oorheiis SCORING Wnho men
played fast and pluckily. they were over
matched and overweiehted by their heavier
80, .au........-L ~, ,o,Ia ~. a,,..
ana stronger auVersaries' ana eouIu oner only"
stubborn but unavniling resistance 10 Penn
aylvAnia'a adyanra pennRylvania'a style of
,i. h.... s'' - 80. nn".,s
pay ooafs hensiS upoh u oppvs"e 'e"ui'
and the Cornell players suffered severely.
Oh. gomo was ov.r Ind renlaced thre. n,av.r,
inc Raane was ov'F n n%ern paunsa", p,ayer'
with substitutes. While pennsylvania had u
number of men hurt, nobody was compelled to
-. ~. ala VII. p.nnsviv.rIo wan rothsv
easily. as was expected. the ouakers' play
lacked the fierce dash and energy which. 1t
showed in the second half of the Harvard game.
Tho guards back interference" was worked
effectively against cornelI,s line. and Colbert
good gains.
cleared and by noon the sun was shining
sun made heavy wraps for the spectators too
woightv ond ,ho rIaSars snfrsned oonsiser.bIv
from the warmth. A crowd Of $4,000 people
was present when the two teams came upon the
field. The followers of PennsylvaniA lost no
time In testing the capacity OF their lungs, but
-" o..rNN -a"h... ~
the ouakers, CHEERS, ana tnrouHhou' 'hH Atter-
noon this little contingent made their presence
.ss...s ~. 49, ass.n,.n.t % ot,,or siae
thssT girs OF but Tilt little ,ns sd dsIa 10 either side'
Saptsin bsseham won the Ioss apu I3oH the
oa an ssnnet kiGNe1 e on iine BARN. no isn1 tpst
ten minutes both teams played q klckihg game,
and neither side had much adVantaEe. captain
Stcn I ~ mi = b. n[s' ,o III Psnnsvi1anie anu u
bis punts on quickly and without having one
panted Ritchie a few yards on each kick. The
Sornen man aia very pretty morh u eatSnihg
R {Tnm ci Hna n sot h sis nac ~. 81 line creamy anu quickly
pennsylvsnia grad1aily worReo the oaii up TO
Sorheiis nve-yaTu Ilof, wh eioL ~ SnpSnheiner
1roke tnrougn anu piocAHH NJ nltehles
Inc latter TEL upon the paii oeninu ms goai
line Tor q satety touchdewn. fenhsyIvnnla got
ms u ON N KlCk-OH AHu DuCkCu Tlt s.
line for forty-nye Yards TO the te1-yard line.
on a iake pass ueloert Tent go1 nnt wn n rtsn ht
after Inis klek-om heea was na'iy nurt In
field; TAYLOR taking his place, oo Aiter
baiii in the eenare sf he field. AIDED by tT Tt in N
ter,eEenCe, peacnan ment aro9nu iennNyLa
mas right emo tor thlrty Snrus. A COUP o.
RtunSes In.o IA IN . i otm mnd IA IN IL
peacnan Meuh arounu tne ie,t enu. anu, aS9ht-
ing Al tine Pennsylvania tacklers' scored a
touohaown atter a twenty.ysrd run. Inc pal,
hitchie failed Tor the Try at goa. the ball strik-
ing s Ime w rara un aTi.r tS SheR and gaining
pos saS % i one . shorty aihteer e q k hS
Tusheu ~ from Gehrre OF ane neia oy hatu
then went through the centre for q touchdown
NV ~ psnusvsnia vJnSnn, ns ,ba f III
smashed through Cornelis line for sixty yards
ano SMeh ,nenhSnv Men Wan smdI r o \ s .ne cehttIrceLogr
I n tTTTbU s boG boS b.en IN nHaSh K,cktng
&c.,. 49,, -. ,S.-a f~.,l- u... t-IE
moments after TINS wheh une ior the hrst halt
was caiie1' inc score STANDING pennsylvania
10; oornel' s.
After ten minutes ~lntermisslon play WAS re-
snmedi fehnsyivahia trieu 10 work a Trick on
Cornell on tne KICKOFF. instead OF KICKING INC
ball hard. oodruft booted II along the ground.
ana I9iiowihg closely trled 70 iaii upon ~ aIter
IL mad roiled twenty yards. put q cornell man
was aneao OF MIN. Aiter one oown hltchis
punted TO the centre OF the helu. NORGE couid
MAKE no gam, ana on tue second uown tho
Dali was passed to him again. he made a
rumble. and Beacham. snatchlng up tho oall.
rushed toward pennsylvania goal with q clear
Held. he had covered twenty yards with Minds
close 81 MS heels before the quaker iuli PACK
caught him and threw him Tlclously on Penn
sy,lvania's thirty-yard line, Cornell could not
husanIe, ahu iitCnte puntru W u,n Gnu
81 ~ !"
shihuo o'hOSt o sooh no Q - - - 90 "ho
nurled MIN across the EDal line. lne quhker
full back, however. before falling had called
clown " and an saved n Hafety.
pannaylvauIa then hucked thronph Cornell'R
n SSn
punt ana Beachhm made another nho run Tor
thirty yards around pennsylvania 8 ielt end TO
the 45-yard line. But Cornell could not Rd vance,