The sun., 1899-12-01
CORNELL EASILY BEATEN.
UNIVERSITY or PENNsFLVANIA WINS
BY SCORE OF 80 TO o.
Ithaeans Unable to Advance tho Ball mt
Any Time-wonderful Play of the
Ouakers-McCracken tho star-Twenty-
Fuur Tbousand Persons Sac the PLAY.


ANY Time-wondsrful Play of the
| Ouakers-McCracken tho Star-Twenty-
! Four thousand Persons Sac the Play.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 30.-Before an enor-
nous crowd that filled the seats on Franklin
Field this afternoon the eleven OF the Univ
ersity Of Pennsylvania efeated Cornell's team
by the score Of 20 too. The followers OF Old
Penn feel that the men OF the red
and blue have fully redeem ed them
selves for the reverses OF the early sea-
son. and some Of them 90 so far as TO say
that the eleven OF to-day could conquer any
team In the country. This does not altogether
sound like n vain boast when the eleven which
| defeated Princeton and IL thought to rank IN
the first class could not make the requisite
nve yards at any stage Of this aftern"on's
| game. The home teams defence was imrreg-
| nabe. aud rs for offence the score of five
touchdowns Is pretty good witness OF tho
I Quaker prowsss.
Tho game was remarkable for the absence Of
! Tunting. Oi course. Cornell was forced to k'cE
| when she grew tired OF yielding til" tall on
four downs but she had the pgskn 80 seldom
| that she Lad little chance to kick except when
. the ball was put IN play alter score. Penn
! sy's" men s"orncd TO boot the ball except on
| one or two ocrHs ons They we're well salts.
fed 20 stick ~ rushing tactics directly they
| realized they could gain ground almost at will
On one occasion thcy battered the Cornell team
from their own l3.yard line 20 the 22-yard
| line o. their opponents when the latter In
| desperation. or perhaps because tho victor-
were tired after their furious assaults. held the
| attacking party for downs. But the visitors.
too. were la lly windcd and after two futile
| ATTEMPTS 10 advance the ball Capt Starbuck
tried TO kick n out OF danger. Tho lusty
| Quakets broke through. blocked the L cl;. ard
| within short period had scored another
| touchdown and Voal.
| Pennsylvania played straight football. rely
| ing mostly OH the guards buck formation 10
| advance the ball For the first few plays Cor.
! nell held the Quakers well. but after that tho
! former set med unable 70 do anything to check
the onslaught. The formation was varied In all
sorts Of ways Sometimes Hare. McCrackon.
Tens, Potter AMI Gardiner would mass behind
the line sometimes four men would m IA" hill.
and sometimes three Nearly every forward
was called upon to form the line behind the
main battery. Win the exception ot Snovcr
and Kennedy, the quarter back. every man on
the team was used to run with the ball. Tho
combinations were SO numerous that tho poor
Cornr ians were guessing all tho time. tot
knowing who would be used next. Nnetcch
out of every twenty plays called for a crash at
the centre of Cornell's line. or at the guards
AMI tackles.
SO fierce WIS the work OF the Quakrrs that
after nearly every scrmmage the'e was delay
white n Cornell man was recovering his wind %
ofthcnl had 10 retire. That the Quaker team
wus in the finest possible shan. can be srcr ~
hay"s md p not one .H sueeymhrH far~SSs ig iSn"
III Il hotherrl him bit. bur hat was ALL ;.
The sta ~ the game vas McCrackeu II Ia
doubtful II n harder line hucsrr stands in foot
ball shoes lnhiasSot lndes say. that his
ever di II" made i've. eight. ton. hiie"n or
I twenty yards almost At Wi. u must be sail.
@iTsn ,HHI n G .y lay hs 't a % ne a.
one mRn. Tn" only blot on it, recorl Is the fact
that Hare 'nmbl"d once or twrc.hut he PLAYED u
| r"mnrkh " game IN other rrspe Is. Tonight
II" r"Hp "a, reward of his labor.. as ho was
nnGm'n"ns'" r,r,.'.s,sh H., Gartnin 9i II. rHnnsE,.
Of Corn,'i was wonderful. lie. broke through
T.ueetct.v y and tackled hrior" the ends CoNch
Co"mns was SHIFTED to lett end to s'or Wal.
lr1Ies run,. hut that great player wns not
weSt Tor nsmsni, ontIsni wa. out mt IL at at the
Other end and sehe was laid on The shift
Bat il c"rnsII Io.t the % s"ns Isl she 's viii T 10 i6.
,.ss BE- ec gad to get her slnre ot the gate.
FHss" %a sny s'@s 3 oS % the Gs
n'i"ndnnc" was "s, mated ut 2i.oO0 It was
@ a" . @9sF na L wa. .Tly cold The ssR
f,r tnn"ont. 4 small but fsrEent han ~
sanH s"f S G al '% 6a n1 f the H95@ TSS
college brass band was sIa;ionel IN one
.9r,,r Of III. nsId HnI naysi at ,h;;
shortly n'trr noon. At / O'Clock I've crow il
began to arrive and from 'hnI time until he
teams hagan their game IN" influx wa- stca ~.
II was Il tsp, cal football crow AMI everybody
seemed 70 h" hnppy because The Gu4kcrS won.
Lno betting was 'Iht. old Pena being the
,w3IhriLse "a. formally protested to, Umpire
hall rIoyer In" protest was HI.o on H"1S iT,
osGn Sn d%r he ycns! @H % @
brfor" the game the authorities her" and NJ
snhIoct but c"rns!i refused to S agree to 10" wal, al
bridge being Ia,l ~. That Is why protest
The gridlrun was iriae slippery. tits made
Of clay. and needs summer sun to dry It ont.
, A. l:37 the Cornell team rI rappc9red. an re-
and subst ttutes trotted on The fell moment
; later and were uproariousy received, The
sldsd TO defend the north goal. giving III.
There to was oS no ehoGe asn" d 'crrry hosSs
the wind was 50 gentle 4 could hardly be
%S"s ss@ .@"1s a rhs aso% 1ssms ns
spread over the Held, the ball was paced in
and 's"'S o5 ocock Ts Hare. for % hs S oaSEsrs o%Ss
vfls ss sao: Pan :s to Gr ST s;ss 2Sya ,,1s s
before he was downed BY Coomb.. After The
through the centre, hut he made only one
sSa es z" sseE i" e't i$i'' .s b:
!.
player fumbled and before the vis-
ltors knew what had happened Hare.
the Quakers' giant guard had the ball In his
GT2rssession moss on Cornels thlrty:thres yard line.
guards back" play and the Cornell men.
knowing what wa; ~ store. crouched low 70
for the centre Of the line and gained three
yards. But Hare was not 40 successful. He
ran tn the left, hut was stopped with the loss
of a yard. Then he droppc i back for a try at
goa from a place kick but the ball went low
and wide of the marx.
From the ,wcnty-nye yard line, starbuck
) punt"d to Potter who caught the hall but was
! townod In his tracks nv Taussig on the QuaE.
/, sr,s ior,E.hye yard line IA Again % the latte,
; the centre could not gain His side. however,
, received Ave yards for Interference by Cornell
, , and the attack was once more renewed. This
time "Pennsy" was succesSful and was not
y obliged to, yield the bal unit, a touch.
Kicked. Gardiner. the first man up.
. lTcnni TH a. 4 yarl through folgc, % And Warner.
eight more Gardiner followed Nth two
| twice sent Agnnst COrnell's rLght wing for 81 \