The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-28
QUAKERS Win UPHILL FIGHT.
NJ 4 GREAT RALLY THEY TURN
DEFEAT INTO VICTORY.
Al End Of First Period In Annual Football
Contest Cornell Leads. - Ia DIN
second Half PennsyiNani Gathers In
~ POints-7S 400 Spectators Present.


PHIL.ptLPHiA. Nov ~ Pennsylvania to-
day defeated Cornell by the score OF IL 10 II,
ia one of the most exciting finishes ever
witnessed Oh Franklin Field. The score AZ
the close OF the first half was II 10 o. in favor
OF Cornell In the second half the Penn
sylyanians fairly carried the Cornell team
on it, feet with the aid OF double passes
and the splendid running by Dale behind
compact interference. Pennsylvania Was en-
abed to score two touChdowns and win
the game. Despite unfavorable weather
conditions about ?j.oO0 enthusiasts turned
out. They saw beautiful game. Both sides
suffered from mi-plays and fumblng. but
there We're not enough OF these 10 mar the
performance on the field
IL i hard to recall II game In which there
was such reversal OF form In the halves
a. in to-day's game In the opening period
Cornell fairly out played PENNSYLVANIA. Comm
kicked "A goal from placement from the thirty
yard line and II touchdown was made In
the second half Pennsylvania went at Cornell!
savagely Soon the I'hacans were on the
run. Her line that she bad been depending
on 10 hold and win the game Weakened per
ceptibly. and Pennsylvania dpshcd her way
through. Cornell made number OF sub
| stitutiona In the second half and each one
| seemed to weaken her team
Capt. Mariner, who played his last college
| game. fought bravelv to the end. He did
| his level be>t and his great strength did
much TO check P-nn-ylvanis He was all
| over the field. lacking everywhere. Willie
| he WAS unatlr 70 gain ground like Purcell
| he gave valuable assistance i'll running back
| the ball on ki,k-Ons Once ne ran hftN
| wards with the ball before hr was stopped.
| A. a strong wind WAS blowing the toss
| was an IMPORTANT matter. capt. Gard n'r
| won for Pennsylvania and gave Cornell the
| bal to kick AGAINST the wind. short pIiil
| by Bennett was res ponsihl. for tornells FIRST
| tally. IA goal from pllcrnIent by Conn on
| the 3O-yurd line. On the next play Warner
| mad" run ol hity yards. He received
| the kickoff Oh hs seward line. With 'h'
| aid OF splendid Interference the cornell cap
/ tain carried the ball 10 Pennsylvania a.
| yaId MARI PcuusylvuniI was pushed back
| and back. but lmpre Dashiel saw holoing
| n the line and Pchnsylvahin TOOK the patI
; Bennett. Baird and Torrey took the ball
| along by short un% plungcs For'lner broke
] through .'' tackh. for twelve yards ana
| put the ball on torn"lls i3,yard line. The
| quarter back Kick vas tried, hut II gained
| Pruusylvania nothing. for Cornell got the
ball on her 35-Nard line
| eighteen yard run by lydeluan around Penn
! -ylvsnia'> right end, TO Pennsylvania ~,
Yard waT1 Tx" NH 9f onasSeT1 mo 1o ,hs11
| hands The Rcd and Blue ran the ball hack
lew yard, aud then punted Cornell then
| line Tor consistent gains Then Purcell
| made one OF his fast tackle runs and dashed
! through the LEI, OF Penn7ylvaria's line Tor
fifteen yards Cornell could not be -topp.I.
| and Tyt.nlan went around Pennsylvanin'~
| right Tor touchdown Corn kicked the
| hall came 20 close in Few minutes later
| Purcell did not starr in the second hall Tor
| Cornell Tie had done splendid work
| The Pennsylvania men made " lie-hnd-
| death struggle ia the second half They
| went at Cornell 20 fcrceiv and 80 deter
| miurdly that Cornell had TO give way to
| them The quarter back va. tired and
| Gardiner was on the bali on tornel!'- a?-yard
| line Penusylyanlt took renewed courage
| and fought her way toward the goal. using
| straight PLAYS and fake interierences on
| the i-yard line Cornell made stand, hut
| Gardiner got tn" ball over. lie kicked the
| goal and tn" score was II tos Pennsylvanill
vas forced to punt after the kick on Cornell
got the ball at mid field Tho lthacan~
svlvania line until the seward line wa>
/ rsa..ea Shehlc who had taken PURCELL
| u,Irn Hrmbled at that juncturr and Torrey
| captured the ball for Pennsylvanil NJ
| exchange of punt- followed and p~nn~ Viva n "a
| rot tho blsll on Iornell's 42-yard line
| After lew short PUSHES fsnnsylvanil let
| loose her double pa sses Dale, on pass from
| 2s-hvc yard line n~ylvania could
| not max. further headwsy and the quart :"
| back kick once more was used An exchange
| OF punt- was made and Penneylvania thei
| made an assault on the Cornell goal on
| pas from Gardiner Dale cut on fifteen yards
| PENNSYLVANIA then carried the ball owe
I for touchdown Bennett made the Lar
| run Gardiner kicked the goal and,
turned out, tho game was won Tor Penn