The sun., 1900-11-30
TIE QrAKERS WIN EASILY.
vjitHJu ~ PINNOiisNr Oit
~ ~ pOINTs iUiINsI fOHNII
ihs,sn. ~ ~ sore, hat 'f".. rsnn.'i's"is
,oai the ,hsn the rbusd-iptisr. Are
GN side NAM tumbis. b, it",h sides
pottrt. svss' Hnn fot lou, ,hdowo.

po,,rt. svs' Ran Tor Iou,hd"wa.
ppft,prtrHfN rl, Nc % pchuaylvn-
! mus eleven Wound up i's football ."n'"n IN y
hI,yr ~ g,pr, 'll. orrpnn before . I0prr r"urle
, ,t rtari.fu It..d D., drf"uurE torrrll. ~ tu q.
81. y game i,pl"'r with ''rs t'Hpunl f"liufos
b. rnurs,I wanna W.. d." danger hu' "n'c. ln 'hH
second half whom . ogr"ll nan bros" ihrolFl
, the line from tho 7r-rufi d "uHd dr.hoi nrrnss
I t,r Quaker gonl Inc T. wa a far a'h spupr"
I ma, ~ far ~ Cprurl was ,"rc". ""d. hu' tue
! ra',r,. hecnu.o ~ uGidr p,iv To- lrnrs, I.
yanIa ordered ~. ball hroIgu' hnck and Cor
neil received niteru ,ards. ius'"Ad nl u t"u'h-
, dawn cornell kept ppuu-v,Naniu ou 'us iump
all t,r time. a'd though never again really
d.,rv.rnl- y w,ls ou'y the sJpar.or work ~
! the pcrna,I,au.dns rhai E"i' tho visitors from
I Idiitiuy
! Inn le.tn" o. the gInr "a, the nftv.hve
| ward run ior % ton, udown before tho clos" by
! Potter. the clever holf back who - on" Of The
/ leading candidates !oc next year The ball
was in m.d'td and IN Prnusylvaula's posses
! son on double pass, Potter got the ball
and -hot clean through IN" Cornell eleven ana
| nev down the neld with the entire ,wenI y-one
other PLAYERS and the referees and umpire alter
him. The Cornell man who led the chase was
not more than thr,e feet behind Potter and IL
| seemed that he would surely nail the little
| p.nrsylyanian but the Comedian did not make
| n fying tackle until too late Just as he landed
| on pot,or's ankles the latter Jumped across
| the line II was grand exhibition and the
| immer-- crowd cheered the hero iranticaly
| Potter received an opportunity Ia make tie
! goal az Hare retired in his favor 10 catch the
! kick out but Potter missed
| I'm the second half McCracEen. Pennsylvania
! great ground gaining full back. was severely
| injured on his sore knee md had TO retire IL
| was -he first time his season that he has been
| forced ont OF the game and the sad part Of it
vas thai the game was the last 'hnt he can
| play for the Red and Blue He laid on the
| de limo. and watched the struggle Hare
| also plaved his last game for Pennsylvania
| TODAY. making the nfty-third consecutive
| match in which he has fought for the Varsity.
| Other regulars to 90 on this year are Teas
Hodge and NcClosB"y
I II was tho general opinion ~ the football ex-
perts after the game that the lthacans were out
( cassad. although they put up pretty fight and
.evrrnl fierce spurts. especially near the close
q Of the hrst half when they gained their first
I down. They gained in oil in this half iust hfiv
wards by PUSHES against ?a1 wards 10y the Penn
! -vlvanla eleven cornell was handicapped Ivy
! losing CAPT Starbuck early in the engagement
He had been in bad shape since the Lafayette
game and after few minutes Ilav quit and
, watched his boys 70 down 10 defeat The
! Cornell team. however. seenei to be in very
good condition and Il was not until the second
half that changes OF any number were made or
4 men laid out Then the waits for tho PLAYERS
/ To- get their second wind grew somewhat tire
some Schoekopf took Starbqck's place and
/ put ur magnificent game. li" made some
very clever runs. one III ne t'~t lHt beng
/ tSyonty yards around PENNSYLVANIA ish' end
The Cornell int"Tt"rGnHe waE W, GH1s -, "nd ,a "
/ with tho teams work. Tie visitors could not
stop the cuards-back p'avs however with any
! -ucra-S ONLY when their goal was threatened For
/ instance, when Pennsylvania wta about to sCoT"
! her first touCndOwu, H'e was held Tor thr'"
. downs within the 5-yard une aud only got
/ over hv a very narrow margin alter heroic
attack on the Corn ell ceutre 10y Hara Mc,'racken
and Teas. three of the most powerful men on the
Fnmbltng alone made the play styr'd at
times. And one team was ust a, bad as the
; of play the QuaK.rs funbled Oh Cornells ID
yard line and had n fight thrr way over ground
/ that had been once won. The punttn2 Of both
teams was very good. ,BreTst"r i9r, Cornell
got hls kicks on fast and hard as did Gardiner
far renn.ylyaria j. Mas nre'ty 3, ,r nearly an an
"a very pretty placement goal IN the first hall
IRON the ?o-yard line, but he did u rather fool
eyht" Yards without losing the ball. dare
again 'ried Tor placement kick from Lhe ?o-
the game were: SchoeIlkopi for Starhuc,.
Hunt for Dorneri. Dorner going 70 centre ~
n
cornell won the tose and Pennsylvania kicked
| of The ball rolled behind toruell- goal and
, was brought ont To- the .i,yhrd Al", where Star
, buck kicked for Cornell 70 midi"ld. Potter
Hare went through the line for three yards
! aud asttu for the same distance. NallaC" lot
lowed with iour yards, Gardiner iuinhlcd.
| The first play cornell lost two Yards and STAR
buck hrkei % J?hn Gardner II midhed.
/ VI, racken and IIar" made seven yards through
! tho line. and Teas added two more Hare
mad. three wards. followed by two from Wallace
Wallace was aEain sent against tie line for
five yaris Hare made three yards through
the GENRE and followed with another three
yards but IIoruer failed 10 gain. Hare made
another three yards tl.roush he centre for first
down ikr Pennsylvania on Cornells l5-yard
LIN 1 i tscke % potter iSS fo"wed 'W %iR tires
yards .aHseI nnrard the line for Ire
7wgs rpth 8 over over fo5 ,cuGld WI 49,
Inc S S1s Cornell had called for te e igers bafors
tfl 10" NiOwn was scored. Hare made two
oTcSTA touchdown Tie ro?l was not made
score: Pornsylyania 5. Cornell o
S,IrDu,k kicked to Hare. who returned the
ball to the ?5-yari line IN the next Jl,y
MNrscEon broke through 10 line FOR a thirty
PENNSYLVANIA was p"nali'"d ten yards for
holding r"nnsylya,.a, , n ked TO TO Cornell.
~" h, and S,arbuck ieli back FOR u kick lie
nlmhl"d, The bail went T. pennssylyana on
I - IOltl',
Shopkopf went IN Strbucks place" Hare
F and ctrnrken mad" ten Yards through tll.
. In. NIoI rnok"n made two yards followed
bv three by II re and another two hvMct racs ken
Nala"e ADDED three yards. Teas two yard.
ralr- then tire" hv Iiar. Psnusylvania was
l'y"n ten yards for oiI-s.de play. the hal going
10 the iS-vard line AI"Cra"ken made four
yards through the centre. Then. with tho
. bali directly ia front OF the goal posts Hare
: dropped hAck for y Kick from placement, send
IN. th. ball directly between the wooden up
nights Score Penusylvana. 10 Cornell q.
, cornell kicked to Mct rack"n. who advanced
the ban 10 the 25-yntd lin" Wallac" and Hare
mad" seven yard-. Horn"r four yards Then
| Potter 10y an end run. made six more. Potter
| t,.r",' rlor. through tie line and Horu"r four
! tLr"Ugli centre Nc, ,raokcu ~ ado three yards
| and Pennsylvania had advanced the ball to
! MD Geld Wallace made three yards through
! he line and Gardner two yards Homer
3 went through ccIfr" tor eight yards and Hare
I followed Ntu four more Then Tenr added
ruad" frnr yard, and Wallace followed with
! three through tie 'u" II Was Penn -ylvquIa's
| hall on Cornell- 2,-yard line Homer mad.
! trr"" Yards ana then two more Nc'rGckcu
! illird tu -Aiu N.lusCk. toruell's UrLtrn, va,
! huu Hnrucr vr'' 10 centre and Hunt wss
sent IA to rignt guard Hare mad" four yards
! ,uiougl. ne centre MoCraok ken failed 10 gain
: ilar" wn. 'nrOwn for lOs>, but with the ball
"n ,prirli', ~ AZ! lr" Hare dropped back