The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-11-17
BALL.
Penn Estate Normal 6.

Penn Estate Normal 6.
Penn college and Iowa State Normal
college met on the local gridiron Fri
day afternoon in the most sensational
and the most spectacular game Of
foot ball eve played by any teams in
the city. The score at the end of the
t~hirty-minute halves showed UP a tie,
6 to 6, but the score does not tell the
story of the game. 1t was a clean cut
and decisive victory for the Quakers,
as overwhelming as the results Of the
recent national election. Joe Zalus-
ky's men met the enemy at every
point, went through them, around
them and over them in a way that
left no doubt in the minds of the spec
tators of the game as to which RAJ
the better team.
The game at the end of the first
half stood six to nothing in favor of
the home team. Normal gained a
touchdown in the second half by the
merest chance and by playing that
was not foot ball and not regular.
When it came to downright work anu
IuS gaining vi LIE SdLuS III u I1Cl
it's, the Normal school team was not
there with the goods and could not
win the game as Penn did, earning
their gains upon their merits. AL
most every play known to foot ball
was tried during the game. Line
and trial for goal from field. 1t was
intensely exciting from the start and
the crowd was encouraged to cheer on
the determined Quakers to the close
of play in the last half.
The Penn team was easily the SUI
perior of the combatants and Coach
Zalusky is to be congratulated upon
the excellent showing made by the
home team. Penn carried the contest
into the Normal's territory from the
first and there is where the greater
part Of the fight occurred. Penn in
actual work carried the ball 81
yards. Normal, including the ensa-
tional ninety-yard run across the
field for their only touchdown, carried
the ball only $50 yards. Normal was
forced to punt a number of times To
save themselves. Not once during
the game was the Quaker goal line in
any danger, while the Normal goal
line was frequently menaced by the
onslaughts of the home team. The
Quakers had the ball within six inches
of the Normal line at the opening OF
the game but were held for downs.
The game closed with the ball in the
possession of the home boys and with
in fifteen yards of the goal line. Penn
would have had another touchdown
within a few moments more of play.
Iowa Games.
At Indianola-Drake 46, Simpson S.
At Ames-Des Moines college 0,
Ames 16.
At Iowa City-Iowa CT, Grinnell 0.
At Cedar Rapids-Coe O., Cornell G.
At Rock Island-East High 6, Rock
Island 5.
At Panora-Capital Park IL, Panora
9.
Western Games.
At Ann Acknowledgment %, Chica-
go II.
At Observation-Disclosures %, Wis
consin 0.
At Observation-Disclosures IL, ILL
nois 6.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 27, Indiana
At Kansas City-Haskell Indians IA,
Nebraska 6.
At st. Louis-Kansas II, Washing
ton 0.
At Oberlin-Oberlin 12,Ohio State O.
At Berkeley-Stanford IS, Califor-
MIA O..
At Denver-University of Colorado
81, Denver university O..
Eastern Games.
At Princeton-YaIe IL, Princeton 0.
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania IS,
| Carlisle 0.
At Cambridge-Harvard %, Holy
Cross 5.
At New York-Columbia IL, Cornell
At Hanover-Dartmouth Is, Am.
herst 4.
At New Haven-Yale freshmen 16,
Harvard freshmen 0.
At Washington Georgetown 2,
Bucknell 0.
At Annapolis-Navy 5, Virginia 0.
At WesC Point-West Point 81, New
York university 0.
At Provldence-Brown Al, Colby 0.
At Syracuse Syracuse university
80, Lehigh 4.
UPHOLDS POLYGAMY.