The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-26

tactics, the game wns lar ahead 81 any seen IN
the East this ycnr, hut there wns very little out
and ott sluRgInF. Ofisidc play WIS cut short by
tho f~niliction o. penalties early In, the contest,
but there wtS plenty OF holding III both lines.
CornClls showing was Tot In the, nature OF, n
luke. II WAS conceded on all sides thai, The
Ithacans played better football than did, tar'
yard last Saturday, aud tonight The general ihcn
ts that Cornell was represented by the ,bcst
eleven that has ever worn the rcd ant white.
Pennsylvania having won. is satisfied with. the
general result Of The season, but the claim raised
not a week ago that the Quukcrs nrc the greatest
eleven in the country is not supported ny the In.
cidents in ,tie game, to-day. II PennsylS,inia
N h@ ~ ifH oTm ea aSiS i%iN AZ S Sn" la Haven S1" last sIS ss yST.
day. the chances arc that philagelphi, ms would
DO wearing crt?. this evening.
In spite OF the fnCt that The sky was overcast
and tho wind was cold and raw. there, ,wFs u
wonderful authorizing OF enthusiasts, The i'm.
crowded ut h%nlf:ptst | o'clock, aud when the
teams came on The Held ii was cstiiinnted, that
blue Of Pennsylvenla was OF every hand, anu
tho skyrockct cheers OF tho Quakers were
phones who leu thom. A small crowd OF Cor.
nell men. waving red ana white strcRmers, be-
ssn ,S Ss' iirst Sh GIfv insy AZ ws snS almost snnrt; H hys aer snI
and at the end they were In & state OF mind that
denoted practical ylciory; They had enjoyed "
1t was just 2 O'clock when the teams appeared
amid the usual deinenstrations Tho officials
called the captains, Minds and McKcever. to
y tho centre ~ the hcld. aud on the toss OF the
coin IL was Cornell's choice. Tho Ithacans took
lho, eastern goal and prepared TO receive the
spread out thcy seemed 10 tc evenly matched in
physical build and weight. but, there wasn't a
man in that vast nsscmblage who looked for a
close game. ~ 2:o7 O'Clock Referee Mctlung
back. booted tho ball far into Corn ellis territory
Watch the en- 8 down he man who catches
the ends were, fooled. Quarter Buck Young,
SEIhSS embraced nmn66rTa ed The oyni as t. descended; lodged
Surprising feat on CoTrHcll's S.Ssr Sdn Inc and t hons
proceeded to make II run up the field that made
The QlakcTs' tongues cleavo to the roofs OF their
"nnlha Nnlnr una nrprpinl hy hsIu nuhl.r
Tracy. Wilson, Faville, and Windsor. They were
his interfercrs and the Qunkers, ono after an
other. were bowled out of the way. On and on,
sage, Of every bit of open ground ahead OF him.
sioSen. barring Minds and Moriee. BY the time
he reached Pennsylvnnia's i5.yard line his
Minds was thereby enabled to get in a t tackle
chat brought Young to earth after a dash of go
yards.
"well. what do you think of that p was the
query on all Sides. as the rooters recovered their
breath and realized that the run was due to tho
e. anSs Crowd wlns saw ~f co 6potGr.l' aq nsen at Ti,hoq IN a ali IL;
pplendor. Wilson. in three successive smashes
Into the line. carried the leather to Pennsyl.
back so easily that 1t began to dawn on the
crowd that tho Ithscans were dangerous.
che bali, and Morice fol- on it. while the crowd
waved 2 re- the red and blue IL in earnest a, est -. ou,,o.
followers as the PennsylySnians made ready to
SSIy their f,mops play. Now, we'll see what
The bali was snapped hack and we'll concealed
until Minds had hit the line. or rather the stone
wall, for he was thrown back with no gain.
20 stubborn , mind Jackson Sla q could only make
was finally downed by Goodman on Cornell's
Ao:yard line. After the Cornell backs, had
Young panted. and Minds. catching Il the bali @Hw on
bis 35-yard line, got back to his .5O.yard line
Quakcrs. once more tried their well.known at
tack. and Outland made ten yards through Nc
mans h%nshllmHS c GnS T"s put an out g. 9na 5hs way b BY GGod.
Minds punted. The ball nestled in fittings
rim out Of bounds at co nHefFs 5oSiaf 'F iine.
yards for offside play by Outiand. Wilson in five
line. f''Afu
1THAcANs RUSH FuRIoUsLY.
The Quakers were fighting hard, but the Itha-
PUSHES. windsor made o'4I four Yards sin In a t1 bend.
long dash at Hare and Goodman. and it was tho
fnr ta dow ySr aEn mnrs Wilson ans ,, banged 1sfd into n the line
ment. Whiting then got around Boyle's end
for q stirring run Of twenty yards. Mclaughlin
Of him. The ball was now on Pennsylvania's
25-yard line, and the crowd was in a trance. 1t
On the next lineup Windsor got past
only eighteen yards from the goal line. The |
1thacans were like lions as they lined up again. |
g 1lsyy w wi'Ss Sn the e 'q %o&c Snf The ss ssl1 was w RHa iR
ctrcled Boyle to the l5-yard line. and the crowd
M Was > dtr,En rIsht tiiraAnSGSo compact mass play drove
landed him on Inc yard line. The Quaker began
went in again, fumbled Young's pass, but feil
ON the ball., A third time Wilson tried TO get
want enough. and Cornell had to surrender the
ball on the fourth down. six yards from Penn:
lts feelings by breaking into q mighty roar,
which increased in volume as Minds in two
yards, in spite Of tho fact that he carried three or
BlE MeGFsSksn, though. couldn't gain a foot,
On Cornel's 5o-yard line. Without a moments
hssitation Y9gng began another sensational
nVo. yards, and landed the teams on Pennsyl.
vanla.s 35-yard line. Again Cornell had a grand
fsnnsyivsRia' goal. and the men in red eS" and
white vent at the task like demons. Wilson
trick followed. Young dropped back ans as II nf to
s ssHSS #s ssS s sss sss s'' Fl f. r. i:9!.. E vas s ,ss$ s: ss'i
SS:5hInd Psnnsylyanias line with almost a sIssr
Sstwsen whiting and tbs, goal Inc there was
~ OhO q 1udb var llilu ING captain OF
the Quakers, and when the flying Cornell player
came along Minds made q famous tackle. Both
men rolled over and over. and in a jify they
wore buried under a human monument. But
the ball was on Pennsylvania's 6-yard line,
and things were indeed critical. Windsor
promptiy MT the line with the idea of taking 1t
NJ he was dashed back for a loss OF Ave yards.
There was only one thing left to do, and that
vas to try for a goal from the fold. So Young
dropped back five yards and the ball was
mapped to McKeever. who had taken the quar-
Ter backs place. The Cornell line held the
9pekers in check superbly, and Young drop
licked unmolested. The bali sailed directly
Tor the posts. but Just as it was about to
cross the bar 1t veered to one side and missed by
about two feet. For a moment tho crowd be-
Neved that Aye points had been made, but when
the bulletin ift board announced mo goal there
1t was a great goal trial, though, and Young
received generous applause.
The pail was brought out to the 25.yard line
after this, and Minds punted It to Whiting, who
managed to run back 10 his i5-yard line before
he was tackled by McCracken. Young followed
WIN a punt that sent tho ball out of bounds at
Pennsylvani sI5-yard line. Mines, however,
licked sd it SI %li,f On The next play, and Young.
at Cornclls 3o-yard ling. There had been some