New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-26

ing ON Cornells thirty-yard line. Hare laleu "
gain through left tackle. McCracken maue i,e
yards In the centre, and twice Minus "!eN "
tackle for no gain. Morice was caHed on - W.
a goal from the field. The ball was passed uiIec"!
"a him from centre The pass was high ana NoTlce
muffed the ball. Weeks. however. was BACK OF ni,h
and saved himself by puntng to Young on Oorheh >
,en-yard line Young returned the KICK OUT OF
bounds on the thrtyyard line Inc pan , mJs IN Lost
nell's territory and on double pass JACKSON ioSs
two Yards. being tackled by Tracy: Minds puhte1
almost the goal line. Young sent the pan 10 ING
Cornell soon got the ball punt and tried al al
kinds of tricks, but could not maze any NEIL az lines
But their best work was done with their close tor-
nations hurled against the taeKss neS trtIeba"k
wedge Their ends runs were cleVeriy executed ana
al Inns ySna also resorted 10 tricks. but they
failed TO come of In the great naloIrE Ht .;
Neither side could play well enough for IShgth OF
time necessary to score and the first haIt eHued
with neither side taIylhg
THE SECOND HALE.
Both teams opened the second half by playing
at rapid pace and with snap seldom seen
Reed kicked of for Cornell. 1t a short KICK
made purposey in order TO regain the ball II pos
sible by having the forwards fall on 1t. Hare was
TOO Quick for them. and It was Pennsylvania
ball on the forty-yard line Boyle was t, ln!u id
Minds was forced to punt and Young was com
look place and Pennsylvania got the ball In mid
field Then Pennsyyania Pntc her of
With ffteen Yards through right tackle. but as the
next two plays not grOund-galners tne quar-,
terback kick was tried II was not successful ana
Young got the ball on Cornehs hiteeh-yard nIe,
Naturally he punted, and again pennsylvania came
back with plunges at the tackIes, anu t =;
Some ground was gained. but Cornell succeeded IN
securing the ball on downs, ana again 1Ouhs sen.
n down the field Pennsylvania once more started
to plough her way up the heid and once again ,ho
quarterback kick was tried Hedges caught t M,
her thirty-fve-yard line After Whting failed 70
advance through left tackle. Pennsylvania re-
ceived the ball for holding. ,,,.
was hurt but before Hackett could take his place
Minds ploughed through right tackle Tor nye NaI9s
10 CornelVs ten-yard line. McCracken and MINDS
in the next ext plays h hoe w n cSd
10 take II oyer, failed In his attempt Corhen
ball downs Ioung pun,ed Out o. h eo1 d not 0
prove OF much advantage, for on the quarltrpach
kick Whiting got the ball on the hfteen-yard inc;
Young punted to tho forty fveyard line; the ball
Morce fumbled and Schoch captured the ball Tor
Cornell. Young punted and Morice caught the pig
the guards were thrown against the COrnell line
FOR small gains. Outland found hole al rlghl
end and ran twenty-five yards 10 the ntteeh-!aro
line, where he was brought down by 1ouhs'
A TOUCHDOWN FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Cornells left tackle was found TO be weak
SPOT in the line. and Goodman tore his way
through for five yards. Hare added one yard on
the opposite side OF the line. and then McCracken
was pushed through left tackle and guard for
nine yards and a touchdown. Overfeld Kicked out
badly and Minds failed at a goal. Score 10 o.
Fourteen minutes remained to play. but nothing
of importance done, except that Reed fell
on Morice with both knees on a free catch and
do much with the other Pennsylvania had the
better Of the remaining part of the argument.