Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-28
Scores Three TOuchdOwns in
First Half But Only One is
Allowed By Officials
FINAL SCORE is 12 TO 4
Pennsylvania Makes Second Touch
down in Last Half, While Cornell
Made Ono Goal From Field-ResuIts
of Other Games East arr West -
General News.

Philadelphia. Nov. 2S-1f the coaches
and close observers are right in their
predictions, the annual foot ball game
between the University Of Pennsyl-
vania and Cornell today, 1t will be a
hard and close contest. Supporters Of
Cornell are backing the team to the
limit, and while followers of Pennsyl-
vania are not showing as much mon
ey as the Ithicans, they are just as
confident of victory, and are taking the
short end of all Cornell money Of
in fine mettle.
The teams came on the field at 1908.
Cornell won the toss, and chose the
west goal. Pennsylvania kicked off to
Cornell's five yard line. Cornell made
twenty yards, then kicked. Pennsyl-
vania worked the ball back to Cor
nell's thirty yard line, when the ball
went to Cornell on side kick The
visitors couldn't advance the ball.
Walder kicked to Pennsylvania fifty
yard line. The forward pass worked
dllu IL was ISlllSyl.
vania's ball on Cornells thirty yard
line. Another forward pass put the
bali on CornelPs five yard line. Penn
sylvania made four yards thru the line
end and on the next play put it over
for touchdown. Folwell made the
play but the ball was brought back
to the fifteen yard line for Pennsyl-
vania holding, and the touchdown was
not allowed.
Forward Pass Worked Successfully.
Pennsylvania tried another forward
pass, but Scarlet fumbled. Cornell
fell on it. Walder punted to Penn
sylvania's fifty yard line. Pennsyl-
vania rushed the ball to Cornelrs forty
yard line. Then the forward pass was
tried and Folwell got it on Cornell's
fifteen yard line. The ball was then
rushed to Cornell's two foot line, when
Pennsylvania lost it on downs Walder
punted out but Pennsylvania soon had
the ball on Cornell's ten yard line by
a series Of rushes and a long forward
pass. Folwell made six yards and on
two plays put it on Cornelrs two yard
line. On the next play there was hold
ing, Pennsylvania being penalized fif-
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over CorneN's goal again on a for
ward pass, but the referee declared
there was more holding and penalized
Pennsylvania fifteen yards.
Pennsylvania Scores.
Hollenback kicked for a touch back.
Cornell puntcd out from the twenty
five yard line. The play then see
sawed up and down Cornell's terri
tory, Pennsylvania again started to
march to Cornells line. A twenty yard
run by Draper put the ball on Cornell's
ten yard line. Hollenback made five
and green three yards. FolWell took
the ball over for a touchdown. Scar
lett kicked goal score. Pennsylvania 6,
Cornell 0.
Cosgrove kicked off for Cornell Hol-
lenback kicked to Cornells forty-yard
line. Here Cornell made their initial
first down. She was penalized fifteen
for holding, and was compelled to
punt. Pennsylvania got the ball In
midfield. Keinrath made wonderful
forward pass of forty-five yards. Penn
sylvania fumbled and lost the ball, but
regained it moment later on an out
side kick. The half ended with the
ball on Cornel's seven-yard line. The
score: First half-Pennsylvania g.
Cornell 0.
The Second Half.
In the second half the play was
largely in Cornell's territory, and in
this half Pennsylvania made another
touchdown, goal being kicked. The best
Cornell could do was a goal from the
field and the game ended: Pennsyl-
vania 12, Cornell 4.