The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-21
No Match for West Point at Foot
ball the Defeat Being One of
the Worst in the History of the
Red and Blue
CADETS SCORED TWICE
IN EACH HALF
DAILY, the Ex-Harvard Captain
Was the Star of the Game and
65 Yard Run After Stealing His
Way Through the Whole Team,
Was a Feature

West Point, N. Y, Nov. 2O.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football team
was beaten by the West Point Military
Academy team today, and incidentally
suffered one of the worst defeats in
Pennsylvania's football history. The
score "a to shows how West Point
outplayed the Quakers. The visitors
put up a stiff game, however, and were
beaten simply because West Point
played a superior article Of football.
West Point won the toss, and chose
the north goal and, after Pennsylvania
kicked off, the ball was in West Points
possession on her own 80 yard line
Bunker Graves and Casad, with excel
lent interference, carried the ball to
Pennsylvania's Is yard line, where
Pennsylvania was given the ball for
offside play Pennsylvania, however,
was forced to kick Again West Point,
by centre rushes and a pretty hurdle
by Bunker, carried the ball to Pennsyl-
vanias 10 yard line from where Casad
was forced over for a touchdown. Da-
ly kicked a goal Score-West Point 9,
Pennsylvania 0.
After the next kickoff Pennsylvania
secured the ball, and by series of
trick plays and revolving circles forced
West Point back for 80 yards, but West
Point was given the ball for offside
play and again worked the ball down
the field, and pushed Bunker over for
another touchdown. Daily kicked a
goal, making the score, West Point 10,
Pennsylvania o. The half ended with
the ball in the middle of the field.
In the second half, West Point
kicked off to Reynolds, who was
downed on Pennsylvanias 80 yard line,
after a run of 10 yards. Pennsylvania
made the first down three or four times
! by revolving plays and double pass
when she was forced to kick. West
Point again worked the ball toward
Pennsylvania goal. On Pennsylva-
MAS 25 yard line, Farnsworth was put
through the line and made a third
| touchdown. Daily kicked a goal
| Score-West Point IS, Pennsylvania 0.
| On the next lineup, after an exchange
| of punts, DAILY, on a fake kick, stole
his way through the entire Pennsylva-
mia team and ran 65 yards for touch
down, which, however was not allowed
because West Point had been holding
Pennsylvania was given the ball &C.
cordingly, but was soon forced to kicl
to Daily, who was downed on Yves
Points 40 yard line. Then began Sc
ries of the fiercest rushes seen during
! Ile Qdy, uHIll Tie Ddll was again VI
Pennsylvania's 80 yard line, where Nc
Andrew was put through the line. HI
sprinted for another touchdown, anC
Daily kicked the goal. Score-Wes
Point "a, Pennsylvania 0.
On the next kickoff, DAILY was takel
out of the game and Williams was pu
in at quarter. After a few exchanges
of punts, time was up. The lineup
WEST POINT PENNSYLVANIA
Farnsworth, l. e. l. e.. (lNelson) Thomas
Doe, l. t. l. t., Brentor
Riley, /. g. l. g., Bennett
| Boyers, C. c., McCabe
| Goodspeed, r. g. +. e., Teas
Bunker, r. t. r. t., (Piekarski) Mitchell
/ McAndrew, +. e. r. e., Gardiner
Daily (Williams), q. b. q. b., Howard
| Casad, |. h. b. |. h. b., Reynolds
Hackett (Nichols), r. h. b.
r. h. b., (Dale) Hartuns
Graves, f. b. f. b.. (Baird) Brenton
Final score-West Point "a, Pennsyl-
vania 0. Umpire. Waters, Harvard
Referee, Corbin, Yale.