New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
TIGERS CLAW CORNELL.
Continued from FIRST pase.

TO the CONSERVATION Of all Princeton men, rura-
h,e6 and a Cornell man on the ball n tho
twinklins OF eve. CorneH tnen began q
vicious and varied attack. a forward pass lF0ih
JasrEson 10 Van Orman gained ten yards ana
then rasorting to old fashioned football Earl
wzlders and Gibson hit che line for suostan'lai
gains until WsIdsrs went over for TOUCHDOWN
Fer ncment the stands biossomeo out IN
brilliant red. and every one seemed &c have a
r,arnen FAR. vhi,o the followers Of tne team
.a5rJv shouted themselves hoarse in their Ella
ton. walSers failed 10 kick the goal By mar
row margin and the SCORE stood 20 in Cor
neii's favor.
The teams changed goals and Harlan kicked
OF to- Princeton to Earl cornells 20-yard
lire Tie iAttsr brought the ball hack fifteen
yards before wfster laid him low with flying
tackle. Gibson made three yards around left
end and walders got five more fake kick.
but with three yards TO go Walders punted to
Harlan. wAo ran the ball back yards before
he was dowGe6. E. Dillon made a forward pass
to Hoacland for twenty yards. but the next
play tie Cornell forwards broke through and
downeS Dillon in lis tracks. Then came one or
the most sensational plays or the day. On
sihort quarterback kick Wister secured the ball
and thirty yards tor touchdown. Cooney
kicked the goal, and the score stood q to D IN
favor OF Princeton
rroYn then to the end Of the half fought des
perateIy to keep Cornell from scoring again.
With a varied use of tbs forward pass. The
short en-side kick and effective line buck
ing. Gibson. Earl and Walders forced the ball
into Princeton's territory. where it stayed for
the greater part of the time. Some disastrous
fumblng. however, nulliAed the clever rushing
tactics and Princeton managed to get the bal!
and punt il out Of danger often Cornell
threatened the goal line. A try for goal from
placement by walders missed by q bare foot,
and that was the nearest Cornell came TO
ing. Just before the half was over, with the
ball Princeton's 15-yard line. Harlan broke
through and ran the full length of the field for
a touchdown, but the ball was called back by
the referee, 10 the disgust of the Princeton
rooters.
When the players came on the field for the
second half. the betting. which had been at TO
in favor OF Princeton, had gone back TO even
money. In less than five minutes. however It
was all too plain that the Cornell men had given
OF their best, whereas the Princeton team had
something in reserve. Mccormick caught the
kick-on and ran it back with a pretty dashing
run 10 the 50-yard line before he was laid low
After losing three yards a forward pass
Harlan sent q low. twisting punt to Jamison,
who was downed in his track by Wister and
Hogan Nalders punted on the first down to
the centre Of the field where Dillon caught the
bail and ran II back ten yards. a try at Cor
nells right end failed TO gain. so that Harlan
again punted 10 CornelFs 1-yard line.
Walders was then called on for another punt
and E Dillon signalled for a free catch and
heeled the ball on CornelTs 30-yard line. Cap
tain Dillon decided against try for goal how
ever and in two rushes Harlan got five yards
This was followed by q 25-yard gain on
forward pass from z. Dillon TO Wister. which
landed the ball on CornelIs 10-yard line Nc
Cornick then plunged through the centre for
eight yards and on the next play was pushed
over for a touchdown. Harlan punted out to E
Dillon and Cooney kicked the goal, making the
score u TO in favor of Princeton
After the ball had changed hands several
times after the next kickoff. Mccormick broke
through the Cornell line and ran forty Yards
before he was downed on Cornelrs 25-yard line
Short plunges by Harlan, Mccormick and
Rulon-Miller carried the ball to CorneIPs S-yard
lire. where the Ithacans held for two downs and
Harlan tried a drop kick for goal The ball was
blocked. and Herring, the Princeton centre
caught 1t just at the line, and carried it over
for what under the ground rule, counted as a
safety.
This ended the scoring, although for short
time Cornell had a good chance to make an
other touchdown. This was largely due to the
infiction Of a penalty on Princeton for tripping
after a punt which gave Cornell the ball on
Princetons 10-yard line. One try at the centra
failed TO gain, and then Pollack who had been
substituted for Jaraison, in trying to make a
forward pass, fairly handed the ball to Herring
or princeton, who got ten yards before he was
tackled Mccormick then broke through for
twenty-five yards, and the ball was out of dan
ger. The half ended two plays later.
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