Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-29

WINS FROM
CORNELL
NEW WORKERS SUSTAIN
i4TH ANNUAL DEFEAT
Thirty Thousand People See
High Hopes Of Itaca Blasted
Football On Many Fields,
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rBy Narnins Journal special Leased Wire.l
Philadelphia. Nov. 2S-On Franklin
field this afternoon. Pennsylvania
again won the annual football game
with Cornell. the score being " te a.
% was Pennsyivania's fourteenth VIE
tory In fifteen games played with the
lthAcans. the New York state team
having won one game and contested
another. The game was finely played.
bringing out many spectacular fea-
lures which were greatly enjoyed by
the nearly $4,000 people who filled the
big stands.
Cornell fully expected 10 win. The
team had a good record. The men were
trained 10 the hour. and II vas ex-
peeied hat Pennsylvania, which had
been little erratic this year would not
be able to Withstand the aggressive
work OF III Comedians. 50 fun Of
confidence was Cornell that her sup
potters turned the tide ~ betting IN
her favor. Pennsylvania went at Cor
nell hammer and tOngS from the time
the game was called. and the game
was close 20 Cornell's goal an the
time.
The score does not Indicate Penn
syivanla's strength. Twice the Quak-
ers carried the bail over Cornelfs line
by hard work. only to have the touch
downs disallowed because of holding
once they lost the ball two feet from
the goal on downs. and again when
the bail was only two yards from "a
score they were penalized for holding
In this halt the Quakers were penal
ized seventy-five yards and held Cor
neit 10 one IN the first down. Penn
sylvania clearly outplayed Cornell IN
this half, and yet owing to her hold
ing procliyities was able 20 make but
one touchdown Conditions were re-.
Nersed in the second half, although
Pennsylvania made another touch
down To a field goal by Cornell. IN
this half the lthacans seemed 20 gain
strength and several times endangered
The Pennsylvania goal.
Pennsylvania personal play was
ihe forward pass. which she worked
To perfection Meanth. the star
haskell BAN player. vas accurate IN
his throwing. and a Pennsylvania
WAS usually on the spot 10 receive the
haii
aiennlh and Pauxlis. Wha had been
rractlcing the play. had " dnWn TO
q fine point. 10 was by the use of
TINS play the Quakefs were able 10
Keep the bali in Cornells territory In
the first hair. AMI after getting %
close enough to the goal line. changed
their style ~ play and hammered the
Cornell line Tor their first touch
down.
In the second half Cornell did most
~ the forward passing. but the play
not bring the substantial results
b ala to Pennsylvania. The
Quakers' second touchdown was the
result Of one OF Cornelrs forward
passes being blocked The bail was
Pennsylvania forty-nve yard line.
and Scarlet for Pennsylvania, inter-
the throw. Draper was on the
ball Hike q flash. n with "a clear
field ran siNty-tve yards for pennsyi- I
Nania's score Cornells field goal
late in the second half Cornell
the ball in he mid-field and
worked Il 10 the twenty-threo yard
line Unable 20 make further head
way Caldwell, who had replaced Van
Orman dropped back 60 the thirty
five yard line and kicked a beautiful
goal al u difficult angie
There was little r~ouRhness. ana a
men were laid out through iniu-
Iles received, but recovered fully after
reffing 20 the dressing room