The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
QUAKERS 0UTPLAY COLUMBIA.
ZIG REVERSAL IN FORM BY PENN
SILVANIA TEAM.
PlonEhs Through the New York DEF fence
and Makes ~ Points to None for the
blue and Whiie--Weekes's IIurdling
Of No Ayaii-Sluggers Ruled Out.


IhILApElPhiA' NOV. pennsylvania d"-
ieaten 'olunhia on Franklin Field to-day
Wy s.ore OF i''oo' u was glorious victory
ior IenisyNanls ana narrowing deieat
80, '"- Ne" ioIkerS' NJ no stag" OF 'he
Nam. vi 'he 1oIu'noia boys uahHeious'
anu Wv ftu anu niu' lAds "ef" Always ther
ine :, uo,ntN siter shah' oano
- ."e S"',e' neautu by the oanu' ,lla,cheu
- ShEhS nutrah LOT th" h'h ann
p" wa" regular cln Time 100, pai
,n' r' Wv ior harvard u we cry anu a.,
~ ~. "a, 'oo,' ~ noi" OF sNns na' .a.u
'u'h was NV ie'eiTn' VI ,"''"
s,t.s os nne' Nanla 'o-uag, to i'nn
we so'' ou- sIfn' 70 50 Wv.
~ ,'..t w ~ Wv an1 oI ,nen oI,i"ne''S anu .u'
49,. 80, 49, 'oSa'u Wv koa' " -
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hra,,rh, ,'o. w w. .'nI' ~. , ,'.n'
and sI,o,.,b,r raa,i. =. 900 80 w. w. 49, -
I, - h'r,', ''o '.''.' :" ~, Wv, san,u,
IN .nd In ,La a., lie a., ,ni,,,,h;a ,,.,r,
~, " Wv. i'o, uah ''.e 'oi'i''u'a NV,
i. r n nerISy 'Nnn'" wen ana on ,he h-shrn
line Pennsylvania could not advance any
further The ouskers had driven the Naw
Yorkers back from ,hair Io.yo,d line Ren-
", o"'N rom ,ne'r @'-yafu Hh'' pen
new was CHOSEN 70 Try Tor goal from tie
held. II" made tho Httcniit which WAS not
az brilliant The kick was low and the ball
,a. -. w 80. to'' VA, Nv, 80 ,
""S "aseu al over again Coiuihba hao
ll' btH lOr n time Dllt COlll1 ADVANCE no
great distance. Tho New Workers could
do practically nothing against rho p.nnsvI-
vorIa defsne, o wbnn , ,Sair or ttD nnrs
failed 10 Gain ground Week rasort"d 10
his famous hurdle lie did di.,onc,rt tho Red
and Blne eleven for aim I'm, 80. work was
- w ,','' '"' VIZ" vs.
too severe on him and he was forced to shift
Lis tn"tios. smith then tried hurdlnH. but
he too, relinGuished his Job after falling
nm his h.od hon ilv
,t 80. n,
do I hn, n wra "o pI T Tor oo'I ,ra 10 10
on her 2.-yqrd line. An exchange OF plnts
followed u,5 pa,,srl,a,Ia 90, ,La ri, -
,ono"'u ana re"ns iva gov ,''e n"n on
her LIZARD me Then followed the most
sensational plays Of the game They we're
startling and hewilderinS on account Of being
u''' ,' i"''e u no reason way 'ty
should not have been made. for Pennsylvania
work
TEo ,o-r e-s, c-,,L as,., o,,t,..,,,.
lle we.chier dashs s " ,nroash co 'r %.
3S-yard line. w,cro he met the r"douhtahle
him hard and threw him with force The
tackle end throw caused ne speedy Quaker
S1e ms n1n on G h n1 wGo ,STI along
niue ana hndr Mhl'c pla,er nv fichardson
he Columbia goal amid tic lon -t ' SIccrs
nat frnnkllh reg nas JSard thii veal. or
NJ" chas"d down inc n"ld nn'll n" reached
Columbias i2-yaru line. There tho Quaker
handicapped bv a sore leg, could not Ct away
from Duell who pulled him to me ground
The next play the spectators heheld was
Bennett dashinE through Columhm'- left
tackle and making for the goal lin" az rate
that was a. surprising rs the play. Bennett
went ttirty-seVrn Yards when he was thrown
on the 5-yard line Few could hchev. that
II was the same Prnnsylvania team hat had
suffered defeat from Inferior foes in past
games Columbia was ou'done From tie
S-yard line Il was comparatively easy 10 score
a touchdown. Torrcy plugged tte centre
for four yards and ag1in for Il touchdown
8to0
That was tho beginning OF tho end for
holes wern rilp"d in the left lido of her Inc
by Bennett, and Torrey plugged away az the
,prrtre for CON lstart gain, IL vas a gr.Jt
oil play of footb Ii from Penn ,Ilvnria ind