The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-01

Quakers bucked the line for fifteen
yards, and McCracken went through the
line for twenty-five yards. He then
made fifteen more on two bucks
against the center. Pennsylvania kept
up her hard work and soon had the
ball over Cornelrs line, McCracken
making the touchdown. Hare missed
| the goal
| Score: Pennsylvania IL. Cornell O.
Pennsylvania carried the ball ten
yards and Coombs kicked to Cornells
| twenty-iye-yard line. Young made
twenty yards before he was downed.
Starbuck kicked to Pennsylvania
| thirty-yard line and Coombs returned
the kick to Cornelrs forty-yard line.
| Pennsylvania gradually worked the
ball down the field until it was on Cor
nells twenty-f ive-yard line, when the
| first half ended
| Score: Pennsylvania II, Cornell 0.
| Second half.
Cornell kicked off at 3:16 to Penn
| sylvania's forty-five-yard line, and on
half dozen plunges Pennsylvania took
the ball past midfield The quarters
continued to attack Cornelrs center and
soon had the ball on Cornelrs thirty
yard line.
| Cornell could not Withstand Pennsyl-
vania's rushes and the Quakers carried
the ball down the field by solid plunges
until Hare burst through the Cornell
| men for another touchdown Potter
kicked a goal.
| Score-Pennsylvania II, Cornell 0.
Hare ran back CornelIs kickoff Of
| fifteen yards to his own twenty five
yard line. Cornell got the ball for hold
ing and Young failed at field goal.
! Pennsylvania got the ball on her own
ffteen-yard line.
Hare and McCracken by good line
bucking carried the ball to their own
ffty-yard line. Cornell men were fire.
quently hurt, which delayed the game
considerably.
Try as they would, the Comedians
could not stop the Quakers and Penn
| sylvania soon had the ball on Cornells
| twenty-five-yard line.
| Cornell put in three fresh men and
held Pennsylvania on Cornelrs fifteen
yard line and got the ball. The tina
cans lost five yards, then Starbuck
| kicked to his own thirty-ive-yard line.
Potter caught the kickoff and by
splendid interference ran sixty yards to
Cornell's fifty-yard line. Three more
plunges netted them thirty yards and
the crowd fairly went wild. Two more
plunges and then Hare went through
for another touchdown. Outland kicked
the goal.
Score: Pennsylvania %, Cornell O.
Cornell got the ball on Pennsyl-
yania's forty-five-yard line, and che
game ended with the ball in Cornells
possession on Pennsylvania forty five
yard line.
Final score: Pennsylvania %, Cor
nell q.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO DE-
FEATS BROWN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-The University
of Chicago finished her triumphant
series to-day by defeating Brown by
score of II to 6. Only twice in the
game did Brown menace the maroon
goal. and each time Chicago braced
with fine spirit and saved her goal from
the rushes of the Rhode Islanders.
From center to end the maroons out
pointed Brown, and gave an exhibition
of consistent defense which she has sell
dom surpassed. At no time was Brown
able to score through the line, while
Chicago found large holes at will, and
sent her fast backs around the visitors
ends for spectacular gains.
Back of the line Richardson proved a
jewel for Brown. and made the only
score of the visitors. In the return OF
punts, both kicking and running, he
showed himself to be one of the clever
est backs in the country. Hapgood also
played a brilliant game for Brown. and
almost scored single-handed before
Chicago rallied with her back to the
goal posts.
With defeat staring her in the face
Brown made grand rally in the sec
ond half and seemed to gain strength
as the half progressed. When darkness
interviewed she had scored and was
charging into Chicago's line with fierce
rushes that showed her spirit was not
broken.
CARLISLE INDIANS WIN.
NEW YORK, Nov. Bottle football
eleven of Columbia was beaten by the
Carlisle Indians at Manhattan Field to-
day, 40 to 0. There were probably TO-
600 people within the incluosure, and
fully as many more on the diaduct.
This was by long odds the severest
beating Columbia has received this
season. Their team lined up exactly
as on the day they defeated Yale. The
Indians We're in prime physical condi-
ton and tore through the Columbia line
and skirted the ends at will.
MISSOURIS BADLY BEATEN.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 30.--Kansas
Univeratys eleven administered a hui
initiating drubbing to the eleven of Mis-
Sol1ri a. FxDOSition Pa,Ix TO-DAY win
ming by a score of 81 to 6. The score at
the end of the first half was: Kansas
% Missouri Q. The weather was damp
and cold and a regular Kansas gale
was blowing
OTHER GAMES.
At Cincinnati-University of Cincin-
natl p, Ohio wesleyan University 0.
AT Pittsburg-Duquesne c. and A. C.
IS, Washington and jefferson 0.
At Rochelle, In.-Chicago Homeo-
pathic Dental College 5. Rochelle
Athletic Club 0.
At Observation-Disclosures University IS,
Purdue 5.
At Omaha-Grinnell College -, Uni
,versity of Nebraska O.
At Sioux City, Ia.-South Dakota Uni
versity 0, Iowa State Normal 0.
AT Milwaukee, Wis.-Milwaukee Medi-
cal College II, Lawrence University II.
At Des Moines-Drake University IL,
Pennsylvania College (Oskaloosa, Ia-) 5.
AT Columbus, O.-Ohio State Uni
versity 5. Kenyon College 0.
At Danville, Ky.-Center College 80,
Central University 16.
At Lansing, Mich.-Michigan Agri