The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-08

IIIOWA AOT d loss OF Two yaTQS.
On the next lineup Capt. Wilson was
hurt and retired, Wolff being substituted
Morley failed to gain, and the ball went
to Cornell on downs. Starbuck punted
thirty yards on the first lineup. The
ball bounded fifteen yards farther along
Wolff finally getting It. Weeks then
made seven yards on an end play. Laren-
don and Weeks failed to make the nee
eSsary tive yards and the ball went to
Cornell in the center Of the field. Star
buck and Walbridge made ten yards
through the line, and Walbrtdge followed
this up with g. f1fteen-yard run around
Neidlinger. Cornell was given ten yards
for off-play. Moran got through Knapp
for run Of twenty-five yards landing
the ball on Columbias eight-yard line.
Short gains by Starbuck and Walbridge
brought the ball to within six inches OF
Columbia s line. Walbridge got the touch
down on a plunge through Knapp. Young
kicked goal. Score: Cornell, 6; Column
bia, 0.
Morley kicked off to starbuck, who
made fifteen yards on the catch. Star
buck punted. Morley fumbIed and Taus-
sig got the ball for Cornell Starbuck
punted again to Wolff, who fumbled, and
again Taussig got the ball, this time on
COlumbia's twenty-five-yard line. Cor
nell fumbled and Columbia got the ball
Weeks and Larendon made the distance
q,
OF twenty-five yards around Taussig and
landed the ball IN the center Of the field.
Weeks, Smyth and Morley made short
gains, and then clarendon fumbled and
Davall got the ball for Cornell Starbuck
punted out of bounds. Columbia failed
TO gain, and the ball again went to Cor
nell. Smyth and Miller broke through
and spoiled the next two plays. Starbuck
punted thirty-f1ve yards to Weeks who
made ten yards on the catch Morley and
Weeks made fourteen yards on end runs
clarendon fumbled and Davall got the ball
for Cornell. Starbuck punted Immediately
to Wolff. who was down in his tracks
The half ended before the ball could be
put in play again. Score, end of the first
half: Cornell, 6: Columbia, o.
SECOND HALF.
Morley kicked off when the men lined
up for the second half. Morrison caught
the ball and ran back fifteen yards.
Starbuck Immediately punted out Of
bounds. Morley made five yards and
clarendon fumbled and Taussfg got the
ball. Starbuck punted to Weeks, who
was dropped in his tracks by Taussig.
Morley failed to gain, and in the next
line up punted to CornelPs twenty-yard
line, where Starbuck fell on the ball.
Starbuck punted to Weeks, who was
downed by Taussig, without gain. Nor
ley and Knapp failed to make the five
yards, and Morley punted Starbuck
muffed the ball and Neidlinger fell on
1t on COrnell's twenty-yard line. Weeks
and Larendon advanced the ball to Cor
nelFs twelve-yard line, where Morley
fumbled it, Cornell getting the ball. Star
buck punted out of danger Immediately.
Wolff failed to catch the ball, and Taus-
sig fell on the ball for Cornell Star
buck punted twenty-five yards to Wolff.
who was downed in his tracks Morley
punted to Starbuck, who carried the bail
back TO the center Of the field Davall
failed to gain on the next play, and on
the next line Smyth broke through and
threw the runner for loss. Starbuck
punted Morley carried the ball back
fifteen yards. Columbia failed to gain,
and Morley was forced to punt Wal
bridge took the bah on the next play,
and Circled COIumbia's left end for q
forty-yard run and a touchdown. Young
kicked the goal. Score: Cornell, 12;
Columbia. O.
On the next kick off Starbuck carried
the ball back twenty yards. On the
next lineup Starbuck punted to Jones.
who caught the ball and returned the
punt The latter player had been SUBJ
stituted for Larendon. Starbuck failed
to catch and the ball rolled over Cor
nell's goal line for a touch back Star
buck kicked out from the tWenty-yard
but FoIger broke through and blocked it.
Alexander falling on the ball. Cornell
was given five yards for off-side play
This placed the ball on Cornell-s fve-yard
line. Walbridge and Starbuck carried
the ball to within two feet Of Columbia's
goal line, but were unable to put it over.
the ball going to Columbia on downs.
Jones punted to Starbuck who made a
free catch. SlocOvitch interfered, and
the ball was given to Cornell for free
kick from the twenty-yard line. Young
made an easy place kick. Score: Cor
nell, II; Columbia, o.
Jones kicked off to Starbuck, who car
ried the ball back twenty-five yards be-
fore he was stopped by Lengacre. Cor
nell punted on the first lineup. Jones
caught and returned the punt. Cornell
punted at once. Wolff fumbled and
Cornell got the ball. Starbuck punted to
Wolff, who was downed without a gain
Jones punted thirty yards to Walbridge,
who caught on CoIumbta's fifty-yard line
and with fine interference ran the ball
In for a touchdown. Young kicked gal.
Score: Cornell, %; Columbia, 0.
Jones kicked off to Young, who carried
the ball back twenty-five Yards He was
stopped by Knapp. Starbuck punted to
Wolff, who made a free catch. Jones
punted.
Smyth was replaced by Owens. Norman
took Jones place GllchrtSt was SUBJ
stituted for Morley, and Stewart for
! Wolff. Starbuck punted, but the ball
was brought back and given to Columbia
for offside play. Stewart, Gilchrist and
Norman made it first down, placing the
ball in CornelTs thirty-yard line. Col
umbia failed to gain. Gilchrist tried a
drop kick which failed. Starbuck kicked
to Wolff. Columbia failed to gain on
end runs, and tried another drop kick,
which also was unsuccessful. Starbuck
kicked out to Wolff, who made no. gain.
Norman punted to Young, who was
tackled by Longacre. Starbuck puntei
McCaskell was substituted for Neidlin-
! ger at this point. Norman punted to
Young, who was downed by McCaskelI
/ Starbuck punted and Wolff fumbled. On
a fake play WaIbridge got around Nc
! Caskell, and after a twenty-five yard
run touched the ball down. Young kicked
goal Score: Cornell %; Columbia, 0.
Slocovitch kicked off. Young caught
and carried the ball back fifteen yards.
This ended the second half, with the
ball on CornelPs twenty-five yard line in
Columbia's possession. Final score:
Cornell, %; Columbia, 0. Summary:
Columbia Position. Cornell.
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