The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

fellows who never stopped while thefe was
handled tho bah in Grst-olass form. The
fumbling and .muflng were about equally
divided, but the Cornell men were spryer
In NJ ieving these blunders than the New
Workers.. When q Cornell. nan dropped
it and the Ithacans were just as quick to
seize the precious pigskin when Columbia
fumbled.
The game opened with Columbia having
the kick . and the north goal. The ball
wa lifted clear to the bach line where
Coffin gathered It In his arms and with
head down charged up the field. He made
twenty yards and went down In a pile OF
blue legs. The first delay came right
here before the game had been Ia progress
Coffin ramned into the left wing for only a
yard which short gain encouraged the
Columbia rooters immensely. We re
holding them all right they shouted but
they did not feel 30 buoyant the next time
a. Schoelkopf smashed Into C%olumbia's
left tackle and was hauled along for eight
clean yards. The same point was assailed
the once moro but held firmly and a mass
play o N centre failed to gain. Here Column
bias defence disinteg rated n Comm
advance The Cornell plays we're under
WY so quickly that Columbia was puzzled,
Coffin following up his gain with three
yards on a revolving play on tackle. Pur-
cell was stopped without profit to his side
but a Columbia man was ofside and Column
bia was penalized five yards. This unex-
pected reverse had the effect Of stiiening
up Columbia's resistance and a punt was
forced. Brewster kicked to Berrien on
C%oluinbia's 15-yard line. Berrien muned
Columbia nov her first opportunity
to show what she could do at rushing.
and Smith In two tries AZ the opposing tackle
made five yards giving Columbia a first
down. Berrien went into the centre for q
yard and then came another delay. Morley
puntcd 10 brewster in mid field and Boyesen
made n beautiful tackle which lifted the
Cornellian backward of his feet. The
umpire decided that Brewster had been
interfered with on the catch and penalized
have a kick from placement. Ihe KICK
the ball on Column las i5-yard line and
running back five yards. Morley and
Smith could not make five yards in two
the field. Schoelkopf caught and was
thrown where no stood by Boyesen, who
was on him like a tiger. Cornell concluded
to try rushing again, but the first attempt
was Spoiled by Cofin's tumble MCCLELLAN
nabbed the ball in a tv inkling and the blue
flags waved joyously
After Berrien had split the Cornell centre
and improved Columbia's position by three
yards, Morley kicked and the ball went out
of bounds at Cornelrs 30-ysrd line. Brew
ster punted back. lifting the ball way up
into the clouds. Taussig interfered with
Berrien making the catch and Cornell was
penalized fifteen yards. Morley. took a
free kick from Cornelrs 5o-yard line. He
kicked to Coffin ON CornelIs S-yard mark;
and Coffin with good Interference scooted
twonty yards before Kindgen dived through
the interference and yanked him To earth.
Columbia held well and got the ball on a
tumble on the .2j-yard lire, whereat the
Columbia crowd yelled yehemently Tor a
touchdown. The outlook for such a feat
was bright. A tackle back play was called
for kindgen moving to the rear. Smith
took the ball and managed to hurdle a
yard. Twice more the gains were So short
that Cornell captured the ball on downs.
Cornell tried a fake kick, Brewster passing
the ball to Coffin. but Columbia broke
through in fine style ana a loss Of ten yards
for Cornell ensued through the strategy
that went wrong. -,
4O-yard line. Columbia tried Il close for
nation which worked 40 well that Berrien
ripped the centre In twain for ten yards,
Bruce advanced the bal hive yards more ano
Smith joltcd Cornclfs right VIM SO hard
IL fell apart and Smith was eight yards
nearer the goal. Berrien hit the centre Tor
two and Smith hurdled three. Columbia
had the ball on Cornelps i0-yard line ana
the Cornell players were trembling IN iheT
shoes. A tumble. however. upset tolum-
OLA : C4lCuLdAlOfs anu INV ~ WV ~
ncil. Brewster followed with a superb
kick. The oval sailed over Berrien's head
travelling sixty yards before II struck the
ground aud rolling fifteen more. Smith ana
Morley made seven yards between them
but could not keep up the ciip and Morley
kicked TO Brewster. Tn latter lodged
the Columbia ends and ran back thirty
five yards. When finally tackled he dropped
tine ball. but picked ii up again, lhs ihter-
ference while making this AUNT was some,
thing fine. Columbia men being blOcheu
OF nigh, and left.
The Cornell men were on their toes now
and they went toward ColunDias ,eoa
wish "A rush. Purcell got around Column
bias left end for twelve yards and Schoei-
kOpf ON a delayed pass skipped twenty
yards. Schoelkopf was tackled from he
hind and dropped the ball, but Brewster
who war right behind him picked IL up
anu carried it 10 Columbia 5-yafd nle
Purcell was showed through centre four
yards, and Hunt. dropping baeA took the
bal! the rest Of the way. There wa a
dispute over the touchdown, the Columbia
pla ycrs ana Coach Sanford gathering
around the officials and protesting. but IL
on IA. goal ltuc and In consequence Ooriell
was entitled Ia IA touchdown. ,onlh
kicksd the goal from a difficult angle.
Brewster rushed the kick on lack ten
yaIi, then Kicked 10 Willard on tornelTs
as yard line Here Columbia INDUCED
IN a spell Of hn-i class orensi We play Der
rien made fret four yards, then one, Morley
jumped through ule right Hank Tor I've,
Barrien bumped the centro for four. aud
Smith went Through Hunt aud ths ConIri
smith for two. Hunt spoiled No advance
~ breaking through ar Willard Nas lassiis
the ball llHs Wa IrATly up hlid MOi''y
tried 10 drop-Aicl a goal and failed
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