New-York tribune., 1901-11-29

throng. numbering over twenty-one thousand. good
natured, happy and very partisan. The yelling and
singing of both colleges very fine and in every
the perfect example of college
sport. The day cold and a biting wind blew
Gown the field. Pennsylvania won the toss and
chose the west goal, having the wind in its favor.
THE GAME IN DETAIL.
Coffin kicked off to Bennett the 52-yard line.
Pennsylvania could not gain and Reynolds punted
sixty-ive yards and the bah rolled over the line.
Reynolds caught Cofiin's punt III the centre OF the
field. Bennett and Reynolds made the first two
downs and Reynolds then punted Cornelrs 10
yard line Purcell Immediately circled right end
for eighteen yards and again for three while
Schoelkopf hit the centre for two on the next
play Coffin got clear around left and with Purcell.
Warner and Schoelkopf forming a grand interfer-
G @ Un an rb 1achITs @ ana taed on sey
kicked off owe the line. Bennett furnbed Collins
Schoelkopf made fifteen yards and Pennsylvania
got the ball for holding Cornell then got the ball
carried the ban to the 22-yard line. Here Gardiner
thrown for loss. Purcell could gain and Penn
S sylyanja MAG get the ball on downs Reynolds punted
ends. schoelkopf fumbled and Dale shot from
Cornell then tried the tackles back and made
seven yards with Warner, but Coffin and Purcell
ball or downs. Pennsylvania could NOT make
fu@bie ff2Taa ''' 500" resae' the 0a" o" FuF'eI'S
Bennett and Teas tore through the centre for ten
ball going seventy yards Dale took Cofn's punt
ried it to the i0-yard line Bennett hit the lett
tackle for TWO yards; and Dale then went through
scored He also kicked the goal. tying the score
downs. and Reynolds then punted, sixty, yards to
the 25-yard line Cornell made small but consist
kopf fumbled and Davidson fell on the bail. David
SON Teas and Reynolds carried the ball through
ss e o 5n Ga fs fc on s 9
Cofin's punt Pennsylvania could rot gain , quai-
way. and Turnbuli ran sixty yards unimpeded for
a score. The goal was kicked. The half was over
almost Immediately
THE SECOND HALF.
The wind kept rising and Cornell favored
with a gale in the second half
Reynolds punted Brewster. and Cornell not
gaining he punted to Bennett. Cornell then got
yards. They fifteen yards foT ofside pay pyn ~
Pennsylvania and on d1u6ie pass 1ovard pTGe ne
Coffin failed gain but again he % vas sent h arenad eoa
on the ball on Cornelfs 3oyard line A quarte9r9hhen hS
kick worked for ten yards pore put Gornd
Yards on two well aided plunges through rghi
tackle snoek replaced lac cot it for hold
ing Bennett. Davidson and Teas then M. .ne rds rl
for steady gains. ana ii Carried 'he o"'' ioi ~
Purcell made twelve yards around right end 91 pdt
he then and Fnncaul replaced him.
Tnufred the ball and Shook fell on it Gardiner and
Shook then took the bail Twelve Sasns; Snfd CONN
CorneII then held Pennsylvania. but they could not
gain Pennsylvania got the pail Sinn1ns @ .h hall
on f,r,hIe and they rushed ii to the lpyard iihe.
Here Pennsylvania braced up and goi me pa nmnted
to the 2e-yard line Brewster caught the haii ana
went through the entire Pennsyivania team S ,s..r
touchdown. He kicked the goal moment i"'e'
Purce Coffin and Warner played a remarkable