The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25

the pigskin to Columbia SO-yard line;
DuclI could get only yard at the centre and
sylvaniaS right extremity was failure.
Columbia was forced to punt. and Bruce
made an abortiye effort, good only for few
vania In midfeld. A. Smith hurdled tine
centre for three yards Drake picked up two
through left tackle. A. Smith scaled the
Metser cstiiEe dive saved the bali for
corson tired Quarter back k!et which Il did liz
Was Columbias on the latter's s2-ya5d line,
Bruce made a good punt to 4; Smith, WHO
came in ten yards So.yard p Taun SS Kin = !
goal line for a tonci.-back by Jones. Bruce
Kicked from the 20-yaru line ard A; smith
returned the ball TO Jones on Columbia Sll = j.
owing to weedeis swftness in reaching lin
goal posts and sent the bail only to Columbia, :
then tried and missed place kick.
Once more Bruce kicked out from the 20
yard line Drak gathered the Gva n On
position in the line. could not gain. and 4.
Smith punted over the goal line, Bruce EC n made
Smith on Pennsylvania's s,;yard line.
ing the, way to a touchdown A return ri, kit TX
Jones on toiumbias l3-yard line Right
here Jones made his, sole costly error; The
elusive oval bounded out OF his HANDS ana
ssf on e. VIZ Wsh gu guard.
Pennsylvania did not gain the first time, but
Smith was human ssta p IL The
necessary twelve yards. the last one taking
him across for a touchdown. Smith also
licked shs goal. the bali just squeezing inside
Kase caught g!uee's short kie I;oa but but
yards. and kicked % again Drake Ca caught NJ
f pa %hss ssGisS So% ferpe
bali bali for Columbia DueII and Il: Smith made
six yards IN two rushes. but Thorpe, c S1on,
a Ss s Sgard Ths ns 'c gSs as se
fell in IN and two '' OF three dozen men went
'pFEeslisf 70 sa' the
dem formation Yielded Columbia net n9'fth dns,
punt e5ed 'fs
t Sia in mt the Centre q the aed: Fisher wss
Sa and ss fave ssEs srdfb shsSssa
only two yards and Bishop pYnted from m !, z
sd pass caught and ssms pn ns
Weede scooted around Columbia's left end
Ave yards, 4. Smith annexed eleven more in
paa Sosd 10 Df DUEL Un
Bishop ieil back fer kick. bat The The PAS Rass
sds 4y a ysrd S'e bot as he Outside
Columbia was penalized fifteen yards. This
put the ball on Columbia, s-yard ne b bnH
ended. II was pennsylvania ball on Col
umbia's 25-yard line.
Between halves the rival bands t9oteo
cheered and sang. and it was sight that
for removing the, wrinkles Of care beat aI
the steaming and massage ,, ,,,,,c
Of to Ksse on Pennsylvania 25-yaTd marx;
Bishop threw him where he stood pI mt
were exchanged and once nc, 60 . iumoA r %as
Bishop tried to run on fake kick. and
Metsger's, beautiful tackle from, behind
stopped him for loss BshGp % FAC weak
yania on Coumbia's 4O-yard line. kase. 4.
Smith and Drake. in turn. rushed nine YARDS.
when Coumbia's defence sti1ened and ooIso On
Columbia, and the light blue made two brill
liant advances. Jones hustled twelve yards
on quarter back run and Bishop twenty nve
lett end. At this period McCabe OF Pennsyl.
vania was ruled out for rough work
The slippery Metzger then made his presence
the ball on downs on Pennsylvania 3s-yard
line. A. Smith scurried twe1ty-slx yards
on a fake kick. Several punts followed and
on one, VI tHeH VI SUI ,iioSIN - -
Pennsylvania g +o.yard line Nehemiah was
an H eye had the bah and was headed goal
Met. was a viii o the wisp, he streaked
paused until he had planted the pigskin
souarely behind the goal posts. Jones
kicked the goal with deadly precision and the
Jones the ubiquitous. made thrilling
vanlais kiek-oH. The olaSers we're up in
the air. Metz went four yards and I.
Thorp three. the two taking opposite wings.
Columbia punted soon afterward and 4.
Smith revived the dropping Pennsylvania
spirits with lodging run Of forty-fye yards.
He nearly got clear and DUEL tossed him just
In the nick OF time. There was a tumble by
! Weede a short while later. and Metzenthin
| getting the ball raced along for thirty yards
| to Pennsylvania 3 53-yard line. He followed
! this with fifteen yard advance by skirting
| the end on double pass The ball had been
worked to Pennsylvania 3 a5-yard line when
Metzenthin again earned undying fame for
| himself feint was made on Pennsylvania g
| left and the Quakers drawn over But the
| ball was not there. Metz" had II and was
| tearing OF in the other direction. He circled
| the right end. then swerved to the left. eluded
| Corson and scampered unmolested over the
f, goal line for touchdown. Bruce attended
| TO the goal kick.
The 0uakers braced bit toward the finish
| Just before the wind-up A. Smith made five
yards on a delayed pass. and the ball was
| Pennsylvania's on Columbia l2-yard line
rhop thu ap6ed