New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
COLUMBIA WINS FROM PENN.
AORNNGHDE PLAYERS DEFEAT QUAKERS IS TO &
CADETS SCORE ON YALE
Ner-HdTen Team Outpays Arny Un bv Score f - 70
Net@enthns Brilliant Plays Give Local College Victory
COLUMBI4'S VICTORY.
Defeats Pennsylvania. Is to 6-.Sur-
priseS Supporters.

P"oe DdppUtcTS.
Columbia repeated her former successes yes
terday' defeating Pennsylvania IS to s Three
times men from Morningside carried the pigskin
over the koal line of the Quakers and kicked the
goal.
There is now 4 victorious score 1S-6 a VIC
tory over one Of the Big Four" to be painted
on Columbia's South Field fence. II was a
game that time and again brought the crowd Of
nfteen thousand Spectators to its feet in spon-
taneous tribute to the rival players
And OF 1t all little blond haired Metzenthin
was the hero. In the first half ne did not play
at all, but toward the middle OF the second pc
roo he replaced Fisher on the Columbia team
at halfback Soon after his entrance. when the
score stood 10 6. Bishop punted from Co
lumbias 20-yard line to Pennsylvania 4O-yard
line mark There Corson muffed the ball.
Metzenthn came down the field, quickly picked
up the ball. and with a clear field scored a
touchdown Jones kicked the goal and Co.
lunbia led. l. to 6.
The Columbia section Of the grandstand
a great sight then. Students, old grads" fresh
men, seniors and pretty girls. all rose and
cheered
| In the first half Of the game Pennsylvania
rather outplayed Columbia if anything. Her
eleven certainly made more distance. but that
was partially because It the policy Of the
Morningside men punt often the first
down TO save the men for the second half This
scheme proved eminently wise. aad credit is due
Morley for his sagacity in planning the cam
paign The Quakers at the start had somewhat
the better OF Columbia. both in offensive and
defensive work Neither team ever came within
striking distance Of its opponents goal In this
half. save when each made its solitary score.
COLUMBIA SCORES FIRST.
Columbia was the first to tally when Smith
and Corson fumbled a punt at Pennsylvania
S-yard line Duel fell on the ball and
Smith. Of Columbia, was showed the line
for A touchdown Soon after Jones. of Column
bia fumbled a punt at his teams 13-yard mark
and Pennsylvania managed 70 carry IT across
the line Sc it was about even so far as fumbles
were concerned.
In the second period however. Columbia
changed all this; then there was no question OF
her superiority: her played all around
Pennsylvania for the greater part of the second
Dartod. Only at the finish of the game
their goal menaced. when Pennsylvania get
ting the ball on mu1 at the local teams %
yard mark. advanced 1t twelve yards before
time was called 1t cannot be denied however.
that Pennsylvania at all times played good
football once she took the ball from Columbia
at her 3-yard line downs in the second half.
but this was partially excused by the fact that
trst at the critical 1uncture Jones, Columbia's
quarter was hurt. and had TO leave the game,
10 be replaced by a new man The Morningside
men showed great physical endurance yesterday
and a total Tack of the holding and of side
play that the team has been guilty Of the for
rper part OF the season. Jones. Smith and Met
zantbin were Columbia's ablest men, while
Smith was unquestionably Pennsylvania best
BIG CROWD SEES THE GAME.
When the rival teams appeared on the field
shortly before o'clock the two bands were
playing in a wild medley Of sound while cheer
after cheer echoed from the cohorts OF the
red and blue and the white and blue With
the big crowd and tauyhos the field had all
tn. appearance OF old Thanksgiving Day
game in town. with automobiles thrown IN
pennsylvania chose to kick of. Jones ran
hack twenty yards to Columbias SO-yard
marx On the first down. Columbia punted
% the ouakers 45-yard line. where not
being able 20 advance the ball the visitors
,Eara forced 20 kick IN turn Smith booting
the leather to Columbia's 55-yard line As
pennsvlvania interfered with Columbia's catch
the blue and white, took place kick for goal
Rruce missed by a wide margin. Pennsylvania
rsn the ball back to its 45-yard line. After
gaining fifteen yards Pennsylvania could
not further gain and was forced TO kick 10
Columbia's 37-yard mark From there Bruce
punted beautifully. The ball went over
Corson's head and rolled 10 the 3-yard
line There both Smith and Corsor OF Pennsyl-
vania made a desperate effort to recover
the leather but DUEL, OF Columbia was
too quick for them and dropped safely on IL
Then Dueu made yard, and then the Columbia
Smith dashed The line for Columbias hrst
score, from which Jones kicked the goal. making
the tally 20 for Columbia
The Columbia students. massed il the "oleaeh-
ers.' were fairly intoxicated with Joy and sur
prise score after only five minutes OF play
was more than they had dared hope ior anu
with visions OF victory ahead. they could nho
no means TO express their joy
Jones ran the Quaker kick OF forty yarus
down the fed. and Bruce punted TWO yhrus'
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