The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
PrH1ceton Victor in Gridrorl
Struggle With Cornell

NEW YORK, Oct 27--Princeton won
q bard-fought game from Cornell on
the football field at the Polo grounds
today. The score was "A TO 3. but there
was little 70 choose between the two
tesEEs- Toward the end Of the second
Ls4L Princeton Drawn and condition
rof5 and the ball was theirs most of
sthe time Cornell started with 2 rush
and within FIVE minutes had scored by
clever forward passes and side kicks.
Twenty thousand enthusiasts crowd
&C the stands and there was not an inch
OF standing room al the lower end of
ering compared with the old days OF
the Yale and Harvard. Princeton and
Pennsylvania. and other struggles.
The Ithacsns were somewhat lighter
and played an open game, gaining both
around the ends and with the forward
pass Cornell also prohted through the
penalizing OF Princeton
The second half was characterized by
lire bucking, at which Princeton
showed vast superiority.
Cornelrs touchdown was made by
WaIder and Cook kicked the ball to
what was thought 70 be goal BY most
every one present There was much as
aonishment when the referee announced
that the ball had not gone between the
posts.
Princeton's first touchdown was due
20 the fumbling OF a Cornell player.
Vfster took the ball over and Cooney
Kicked goal The second touchdown
field work A few minutes later Prince
ton scored a ground goal. which II was
agreed before the game would count
tVro points and the same as q safety.
At the end OF play the ball was IN the
<nter OF the nelo.
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Great defense in the last few moments
of the game with Amherst today
saved her from being scored on, the
hines making one Of the best stands
seen here for some time The final
score was OF u 20 0 in favor OF Yale.
Anherst's spry left end gathered
the ball IN after 2 tumble by Yale
hack near the close Of the game and
carried Il 70 within two yards Of the
goal Il looked like q score for the
visitors. but Yale not only held, but
twice drove Amherst back. and as q
last resort q field goal was tried. but
fbe kick fell short A moment later
rhe game ended.
Amherst followed the ball better
than any team seen here this year and
compelled Yale 10 play her hardest to
win.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct PA big up
SET occurred today on Franklin Field,
when the AzTl4tl6 Lnlld1lt lE4cdLcQ Inc
T-ufversfry Of Pennsylvania eleven p
r. & The light Indians, trained TO the
minute. bewildered the Quakers, who
we're in full retreat before the game
was over. The attendance reached 22.-
ooo. The Indians made their twenty
four points with goal from the field.
three rouohdowns and q safety Penn
svlvania's six points were scored BY z
touchdo~ ~n and goal
NEW YORK, Oct z7.-Following are
the results OF football games played
TODAY throughout the East:
~ Des Moines-Grinnel T. Drake 0: at Peoris,
rr-VfiIfken University Q. Monmouth College
"a st Iowa City-University OF Iowa %, Mis-
SorA University 4; at Beioir-Lawrence Cn1ver-
ei-r DO BeloIr College .; at Lafayette-W sbash
~ FPErdue Q, At Dznvllle, Ky.-Ceutrzl U11Ter-
r7rv s. Miami o; At Lexington. Ky--Ken<ucky
efSte College IS. MiIlerShurg Military Instituts
III. at Nsshville--Ys snderbilt z5. Texas 0; Al
lincoln Nehr.-Nebraska IS; Doane College Ne
hraska O: al Plttsburg-Western University Of
pcnusylrznis 81. Carnegie Technical o; al Wash
fnrron Pa--Washington and Pennsylvania 10
Dickinson o. at Arlanta-cseorEia Technical 81
Darisoa o, az NidclerOwn. Conl--Wesleyan p.
vermont s AZ Annapolis. Ad--Nzvy o. BuckneIl
9. ar FarEo7Agzses Q. University of North Ds-
hOta 4, az Ouaba-Creighton University 16, Ne