New-York tribune., 1907-11-29

lire Captain FolweH was called on to carry the
ball over. He was ulai to the demand. in spite
OF Cornells strong st and bat Bill Edwards the
umpire. Of Z = 1Quakers holding. and IN
stead Of touchdown Penpsyfvania got 4 l5-yard
penalty. tt a dis lppontng and discouraging
moment for tie follos of the Red and Blue
team, while Cornell me n breathad a sigh Of relief
After two punges into the line for little or no gain
helnadl tried foTwar 1 pass Scarlet was IN me
right place. but jUgEa d the ball. and a Cornell
man fen on il on his . TD 5-Hsard line.
Walders pUnted tR = second down after finding
fIle Pennsylvania defene too strong. and Keinath
after fumblng and recon ering he ball in the
Of the field. ran it bad, fvh yards, four Cornell
missing the tacA Then Pennsylvania
opened fire again. and by 1ixng up forward passes
and plunges into the line ucy carried the hall 10
IN ue rlgf1 Iace "leh ne 'eCoNered Ile pdii MlIe
Pauxtis juGsed = forward pass 1t looked like
sure touchdown for Ponnsy Ivaria, but the Cornell
defence strfenei Il? and { 70 lthacans shouted in
glee the QuakorS were .hed for downs Wal
dors punted from hehi nd his goal line
and again the pressing dan ger was passed FOR
few brief moments
With the han on Cornsrs a5-vsrd line the
forward pass from Keinath 70 PauXtis netted fif-
teen yards. and Zieeer tore o. T FIVE more through
the centre placing the ball Cornells I5-yard
line Greene got five wards a fake kick foraa-
tion and Honenback plunged IN rough for six more.
and for the third time Cornell fighting des-
peTetely under the very shade b. Of her own goal
posts. with the han barely thi se yards from the
Inc For the third time, how ssyer, Pennsylvania
was robbed Of a well merited touchdown. for
Folwell hit the line two = tr.s the unlrre de-
tscted more holding q I'd PennsvIvauia was
penalized fifteen precious nds. Not the least
discouraged or disnayed. hI inath made q daring
forward pass IN Tho next tne-up. and Scarlett,
receiving tho ball. The line for a touch
down. Once more, however the wildly cheering
Pennsylvania 1ndergraduateti were doomed TO dis
appointment and once agai Cornell was saved.
The pass wae illegal for not going five yards out
slde OF the centre and IN la fifteen yard penalty
found the ball on Cornena a2-yard line Feinath
IN desperation called for sn onside kick. and A
Cornell man fell on the ihall for a touchback.
Then for the first time the Ped and White followers
breathed easily as Waldel7 painted out from his
z5-y'ard line 10 the centre of the field
Captain FolwelI fumbled ,on the first lineup and
a a Cornell man fell on the ball 1t the time
10 carry the war into PenE .sylvana territory, and
the Cornell men cheered VI but an audible groan
was heard McCae, a, Ser gaining five yards
around the end. furnbled iand Greene fell on the
ball for Pennsylvania CorneIIs 40-yard line.
That tumble was fatal. Cornell found to
her sorrow After Thong, son and ORourke had
nath made an on-side kick and the ever present
Fowel fell on the ball or Pennsylvania Cor
nell's 15-yard line. This good work was nullihed.
however. and Cornell goa the bali for holding and
Walders punted out Of b lnds at the centre Of the
field
Then came another desperate assault by the
Quakers. Thompson brdke through and spilled the
first play for 1ve-yartl loss. but an on-sde kick
netted twenty-five yauis, when Castor fell on the
hall on Cornels S0yasd line. Folwell went tearing
through the Cornell line for twelve yards and
Draper got t8lve more. as the defence OF the
Ithacans was crurnllalg. and placed the ban on
tbs e-vard line The excitement intense and
the feeling was strnng that the turning point N
battle haQ come lns CorHSii IpiNShANt1
braced themselves for the attack and fought nacK
Tnanfuliv They stopped Eollenbach for three
yards and Greene for TWO. but the oTeaklng polIt
f,-,e5 o,,er for a toue hdown, while Pennsylvania
men went wild. KeinatiR punted out 70 Greene ana
Scarlet kicked en eaSS goal making 'he S'o'e
The first half was almost over and for the resi-
Of the time neither goal line was oangerQusS
t,reatened although Carnell was on the defensive
a,+ Cor feE moments when McCalie MANAGED
to Gain few yards ami first down oy nus i.ie 9
T,1,1ginc Cornell also tried one for~aro paHs, ~ W
a. IS illegal and an onrside kick was not Hl'Ie
Effective Near the end l'ennsylNaHa gam - ,Ii
yards by long forward pass F$n..S line hut
az az neTt forward pass failed and the nan endea
COO, after with the ball en Corneli poSsssl' ~
her own s-yard line
SErONLs HALF.
,rt, sacord half was spectacular and interesting
+ro17, end TO end. Caldwell took GaTdher ; laCo l .,
-, .rf,sck for Cornell, but otherwise theIe We
70 changes at the start, Pennsylyapla pIaSeu
kicking game from the s=:srt, and HoIenpaCN 49, 49,
~ - - baIind him got off booming punt
after another. oftenrimeF on the hTst oi s,.1l+ $50
down Cornell kept haurpeFles away III d - - -
effort to turn the tide in her taFor' 'tl 49,
,,round could he gained by rushing or Ior"a!u
Tasses was OF ntto avsfi. as Penns3 wanna "9UH"S
had plenty in reserve , .;, =.
was Cornell's ball near abe middle Of the heid ana
for the first and only oTne III the game tiIe ma "a
csns chovrad a fash Of that offensive strength on
which they had coiinGhd beat Pennsylvania
waIders made a long tigward rsss Of forty yards
Cornell fell tee ball on ths L(ushtIS
25-yard line. This was 1DlloHsd by anothef ior"aip
pass from WaIders 10 Harris, who had been sun
sttuted for Tydeman When the latter had been
injured shortly after taking Van Ormans place.
Harris received the han ceaRly and started for the
Pennsylvania goal line. but was downsd on the
15-yard line. The Cornell rooteFs thought they
a chance tie the scece. and wild cheer went UP.
hut the Cornell team was not equal 20 the oppoF-
tunity. Walders and ApCaliie got only three yards
between them and a last resort another forward
pass was tried. Holk uback intercepted II, how
ever, and Cornells bess- chance gone.
After Harris had tackled Hollenbacs for loss
of eight yards, the big fubsck punted from
hind his own goal Hire. and Caldwell, who caught
the ball, was thrown in his tracks about the centre
Of the field by the speedy Quaker ends. Walders
had played himself Ofn by this time and Ebeling
was sent in by the Cornell coaches. Two plays
later Pennsylvania made her second touchdown.
Caldwell tried TO maze forward pass bur a Penn
sylvana man interfsred and the bali fell TO the
ground. Draper snapped It mp Ike a fash and
started for the Cornell goal line. fifty yards away
Caldwell was the only Cornell man near him, and
once he was lodged. Draper had a clear field and
crossed the line for a touchdown, amidst wild en-
thusiasm in the Pennsylvania stand. Scarlet
kicked the goal, and the 15 10 o.
Cornell was beaten. The team fought on, but
in dispi9ited, half hearted way. Soon after Co.'S
grove had kicked off for Cornell. and the bail
had changed hands several times, Ebeling made
a forward pass 70 MeCaiiie. who tackled on
Pennsylvania's 25-yard line Ebelng and McCallie
Corld only gain two yards apiece, strong was
Caldwell fell back TO his S5-yasd line to try for a
goal from the field. time was almost UP. The
ball came back 10 him straight and true and he
sent it spinning between the goal posts and over
the bar for Cornells lone score OF points. n WAS
a brilliant play, but II brought little balm the
Cornell rooters, who saw in 1t only defeat more
stinging, with all chance gone.
Just at this time a number OF substitutons were
made. BTinton going I'm for Cosgrove and Dyer fer
Greene Hollenback kicked off for Pennsylvania
over the goal line. and the ball had TO back.
he kicked off again, and, Caldwell tackled
on his 15-yard line. the end