The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-30
CORNELL IS
IN GRIEF

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| ten yards for offside play. so Captain
Hare thought the easiest way to make
score was to kick goal from the
field. which he did from the twenty
yard line.
Captain Hare tried another field goal
| after the ball had been pushed almost
the length of the field to twenty five
yards In front of the Cornell goal posts.
but the Kick was low and the half
ended with the score unchanged at 10
too
a few minutes after THE second half
began, Penn secured the tpheroid on
her own fifteen-yard line on downs, and
without losing the ball carried 1t. with
the assistance of the guards back,
ninety-hve yards for the third touch-
down. In this march down the field,
every man was asked to carry the ball,
with the exception of the center and
quarterback.
After Cross had made an unsuccess-
ful try for field goal from PENIS forty
yard line. the Quakers again set their
guards back machine to working and
slowly pushed Cornell back, yard by
yard. Captain Starbuck's men this
time. however, stubbornly resisted the
Quakers' onslaughts. but It availed
them nothing, as 1t only made the
Quakers work little harder for their
next touchdown
PENIS last touchdown. as already
stated, was made by Potter on Il fifty
five yard run.
The Audience.
1T Is conservatively estimated that
fully $4,000 persons saw the two teams
play their last game of the season. The
foot ball game between Penn and Cor
nell is the feature of Thanksgiving day
in this city. and a big holiday crowd is
always in attendance. 1t was very
enthusiastic throng. considering the
slow game. and cheered every good
play. Notwithstanding which side made
1t. band of about 500 Cornell stu
dents. who came here from Ithaca this
morning. made things lively on the
north stand by keeping up an almost
constant yell for the white and car
nelian. The red and blue had three
well-organized cheering sections and
they made great volume Of noise
when they cheered together The Penn
students signaliZed the victory by a
great snake dance on the held, which
was led by the university band When
they had tired. the Cornell men formed
In line. ten abreast and paraded over
the gridiron. cheering for both old Penn
and their own alma mater. Following
is the lineup:
Pennsylvania. Positions. Cornell
Hodge. ........... lett end ............ Ials,i.
Iorncr. ....... left tackle ............ .iuetlcr
Hare tcaptuin).... left guard ........... Warner
Met loskcy. y.......... center 80. Namick C)orncr)
Teas. right guard ...... Dorncr HiunD
Wallace. ............ right tackle ..... Alexander
W. Gardiner. right end ............ Gross
j. Gardiner. quarter back Brewster 1nnucanc
Potter. LETT half back ......... Purcell
Davidson tHairdl... right half back go. Morrison
tDavdson) (ScoclhcpD
McCracken.... full back .... Slarbuck (captain)
Final score: Pennsylvania y; Cornell o.
TouchdOwns-lialc, Wallace. Davidson, Potter
Goals from touc!nIowns-lIarc. 2. Goal from
tield-IIarc, J. umpire-Pau j. Dasicl, of
l.ehigh. Rcfcrec-M. j. McClung. Lchieh. Time
kecpcr-Paul Mills, Yale. Lincsmcn--For Penn
sy!vania, Woodlcy; for Cornell, Duva!l. Time
of halvcs--rhirty-fvc minutes each.