Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-24

PENNSYLVANIA came on the field at 2:3o
O'Clock, and Cornell a moment later. The
wind had shifted to the west and there is a
strong breeze blowing directly toward the
east goal.
Cornell won the toss and took the west
goal, giving Pennsylvania the ball
2:09-Hare kicked off to G. Young. who
&c FRIED the ball back five yards. On the
first down c. Young kicked to the middle
of the field. McCracken tried the center for
no gain and then Hare kicked to @. Young,
who fumbled on Cornelrs 35-yard line, but
saved the ball by falling on 1t. @. Young
punted to Pennsylvania's 35-yard line. and
on the next lineup Hare made five yards
around left end.
McCracken and Hare then plunged into
the line for four more yards. ard Coombs
made six yards further through CorneNs
left tackle Outland made five yards
through center and six more around Cor
nells right end, but fumbled and Sweet
land fell on it, on Cornelrs fiftyyard line.
c. Young made one yard around Pennsyl-
vania's right end, and on the next lineup
kicked to Pennsylyania's twenty-yard line.
Hare brought it back ten yards, and Penn
sylvania was given five yards for inside
play.
On the next lineup Outland made thirty
five yards around CornelTs right end, and
the ball was on Cornel's forty-five-yard
line CoombS went through left tackle for
two yards and Pennsylvania was given five
more yards for interference in the center
CoombS made three yards through left
tackle. and McCracken two yards through
the center. Hare and McCracken plunged
into the line for eight yards. The ball
within a few feet of Cornelrs twenty-five
yard line. Pennsylvania had been pushing
the Cornell team steadily back. Hare was
hurt in the last Scrtmmage, but resumed in
a few minutes.
On a double pass Coombs made five yards
around Cornells left end Folwell went
through the center for two yards and
CoombS made two yards through the same
place. Here Cornelrs line held and they
got the ball on downs. on their eighteen
yard line c. Young kicked to the middle
of the field and it was PennSylvania's ball.
Coombs made two yards through left tackle
and Outland five through right tackle. Hare
then punts to c. Young on Cornelfs twenty
yard line. c. Young kicked to Outland on
Penna's ffty-yard line. Hare failed at CEN
ter and then kicked into Cornel's line.
Sweetiand fell on the ball on Penna's fifty
three-yard line. c. Young tried Penna's
center, but failed to gain. c. Young was
injured
Starbuck went through Pennsylvania
center for FIVE yards. On the next lineup.
" hitting made one yard through Pennsyl-
vania's left tackle but Starbuck failed at
the center Whiting tried to circle the end
and was thrown for a loss of two yards, c.
Young kicked to Pennsylvania ten-yard
line and Gardiner fumbled. Starbuck fall
ing on the ball. The ball is now on Penn
sylvania's seven-yard line. Starbuck made
two yards through the center.
1t was the second down and the ball was
on PeBnsylyania's 5-yard line. Pennsylvania
was given the ball for ofr-side play. Fol-
well tried the center for no gain, and Out
land tried left tackle for no gain. Hare
kicked out of bounds on Pennsylvania DO
yard line Starbuck went through the CEN
ter for and yards. respectively, and the
ball was on Pennsylvania's 5-yard line.
Starbuck tries the center for one yard.
Cornell was given one yard for of-side
play. Whiting tried the center for gain.
The ball is lew On Pennsylvania's three
yard line. Starbuck again tried the center
and failed. Pennsylvania line held firm.
and they got the ball within two yards of
their goal line. Cornell scores touchdown.
Hare kicked into Cornell's line and Sweet
land fell on the ball behind Pennsylvania
goal. G. Young kicked the goal Score:
Cornell. 6: Pennsylvania, 0.
Hare kicked to CornelPs twenty -fve-yard
line and G. Young carried II back to the
middle OF the field. c. Young kicked 20
Pennsylvania twenty-nve-yard line.
Coombs drove to CorneHs center for five
yards and Outland made twenty yards
around Cornells right end. The ball was
now on Pennayivania's ffty-yard line.