Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-29
Ithaca Boys Elect to Defend East Goal and
Hare Of the Pennsylvania Kicks
OFF at 1912.
GAME ON FRANKLIN FIELD
GREAT FOOTBALL GAME AT PHI ILADELPHA between STRONG
COLLEGE ELEvENS-PE NNSY YLVANIA FIELD
LEADS AT START

Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-The University
of Pennsylvania and the Cornell foot
ball teams met on Franklin field this
afternoon for the annual contest. Prob
ably the largest crowd that has ever been
seen on Franklin field was present. The
sky was cloudy early in the morning, but
as the day wore on the sun broke
through the clouds.
Before the game began the home team
ruled favorite at odds of 2 to |, and there
was very little Cornell money in sight.
With Il few exceptions both teams We're
in prime condition, Cor the team which
is expected TO be hard one from start
to finish. Captain Starbuck and one or
two men have just recovered from inju-
ries, and are not in the best of form, but
the CAP cain said he will stay in the con-
test until the end OF the Pennsylvania
men, McCIacken and Hodge have lame
shoulders, which may compel them to
quit the field before the time is up.
A special train carrying nearly 800 Cor
nell students, arrived here this morning
from ithaca. Following is the lineup:
Pennsylvania. Position. Cornell
Hodge ........ left end Taussig
Horner ...... left tackle .Luder
Hare (captain) left guard ........ Warner
McCloskey .....center .Namack
Teas $50. right guard ......... Dorner
Wallace 49,. right tackle Alexander
w. Gardiner right end ........... Cross
J. Gardiner qual terback ..... Brewster
Potter .....left halfback ........ Purcell
Davidson right haliLack ....Morrison
McCracl1en ... full ack ........ Starbuck
(Captain)
Don nocc al of Jeh hioI
game, and NJ McClung, also of Lehigh,
was the referee. Paul Mills of Yale held
the watch.
Both teams We're loudly cheered when
they came out. Cornell won the toss and
elected to defend the east goal. At 2:l2
Hare kicked Off but the ball went over
the goal line. The ball was brought out
to Cornelfs 20-yard Inc and Starbuck
kicked off to midfield and Potter made
80 yards before he was down..
Pennsylvania made 10 yards on line
plunges, where they lost the ball on a
tumble on Cornell's 15-yard line. After
two tries for no gain, Starbuck kicked
to j. Gardiner on Cornell 50-yard line
and had made only FIVE yards when he
was thrown. Hare and McCracken each
made their distance through the Cor
nell line and on two more plunges took
Pennsylvania continued her famous
guards back play and gradually took the
ball down the field. The ball was barely
over both teams pushed hard and Penn
sylvania pushed it over. Hare failed to
kick an easy goal
Score: Pennsylvania 5, Cornell 0.
Starbuck kicked to Hare on Pennsyl-
vania's five-yard line and the captain
made 20 yards in running it back. Nc
Cracker broke through Cornel's line for
10 yards. Guards back made five more.
J. Gardiner kicked to Starbuck, and Cor
nells captain was brilliantly tackled by
w. Gardiner on Cornells 35-yard line.
Cornell tried Pennsylvania line and
then StarbuclS started back to kick, but
he stumbled on the pass and the ball
went to Pennsylvania on down on Cor
nells 2S-yard line.
Starbuck left the game and Schoelkop
took his place.
Pennsylvania made the 10 yards in
two downs. She continued to hammer
her way through the Cornell tackles
until she had the ball on CornelFs FIVE
yard line, when Pennsylvania was pen-
allied 10 yards for charging before the
ball was passed.
McCracken made three yards and then
Hare tried a field goal from the 20yard
line and made it.
Score: Pennsylvania 10, Cornell 0.
Cornell kicked off McCracken on
Pennsylvania eighth yard line and he
ran the ball back II yards. Davidson
took the ball around Cornell's end to
the thirty yard line then Potter made
ten around the same way. Pennsylva-
aia again began hammering the Cornell
eft tackle with an occasional plunge
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