The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-29


ward pass. The spry Quakers recovered
the bah and H~ollenback bored into the Red
line For eleven yards.
CROSS LINE WITH NO scoRE.
The ball was on COTnell's 20 yard line,
Another forward pass. and Pauxtis caught
I IN COrnells six yard line. Folweh cut
through to the ono yard line and on tho
next play carried the bell over, but there
had been holding and Pennsylvania was
set back fifteen yards. Pennsylvania tried
70 make no the lost ground with another
forward pass, but Scarlet Iuggled the
hall and a Comedian reQ OF Il.
Waider picked up three yards on a fake
kick. then sent a fine punt b~allooning
through space TO Pennsylvanta's> as yard
line. Five Cornell! men were down under
the kick and Keinath was dropped in his
, tracks. Pennsylvania was more agile than
Cornell in falling on the ball when loose.
and keinath retrieved his error by recover
ing the ball. After H~ollenback had made
six yards a complicated triple action for
ward pass. H~ollenhack to keinath 70 praper.
landed the bali ON COrnells 80 yard lne.
Instantly there came another forward
pass. Folwell grabbing the ball on COrnelIs
five yard line. The pass was good for
twenty i've yards: Greene could not gain,
pass. but recovered on C0rnelI's one yard
line.
CoHNE Ill HOLDS On I YARD LINZ.
With a touchdo wn staring them in the
face the Ithacans made a stone wall out
OF themselves and with a magnificent stand
took the oval away from the other side on
downs. Hollenback carried "A punt back
to CORNELL IS yard line. O'Rourke downing
him. A forward pass 20 Pauxtis Melted
ten Yards and Ziegler made four more and
was tossed 20 earth by McCallie. Going
through Lynch. Hollenback made a first
down ON a crossbuck. A couple Of penal
ties hen were visited upon the Pennsyl-
v~anians, one for holding. the other for an
Illegal forward pass On the latter play
Scarlet took the ball over the goal line.
After the penalty sethacks H~ollenback
punted over the goal line for a touchdown.
Cornell had a free kick. but lost five yards
for being offside, and WaIde tried IL again.
Folwell caught and returned to Cornelrs
40 yard line. A spasm OF fumbling fol-
lowed. Hollenback fumbled and the ball
went to Cornell, and McCallie fumbled
and the ball went to Pennsylvania. Castor
was The man on the spot for the Quakers.
Hollenback crosebucked for three yards,
and on a short onside kick close TO the line
Pennsylvania made twenty yards. Folwell
got the hall. but there had been a foul and
Il was given TO Cornell. Valdez punted to
midfield and Watson was onside. the ball
striking the ground. but he made no at
tempt to a 1t and 10 went to Pennsyl-
vania.
The Cornell rushers stormed through
and threw Ziegler for a loss. but then
the Quakers always had something up
their sleeves n at once annexed twenty
yards on an onside kick. Cornell could not
diagnose these plays at all. Folwell was
jammed through ten yards. whereupon
Draper crashed through the other wing
for twenty-three more, there being made
quate tackling by Cornell. H~Olenback
plugged the Cornell right wing for two
yards and Greene for a scant yard.
FOR P-ENNsTbvANI
With the leather on CornelI's I yard
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through the centre for a touchdown. Scar
lett kicked tho goal after a punt out. The
score was q 70 o and there had e thirty
minutes of fighting.
until hOllenback took a punt on the bound
and by swift running circled past the enemy
for twenty-four yards. On q poor pass
10 Hollenbsck Pennsylvania lost five. A
beautiful forward pass by keinath netted
thirty Yards and put the ball on Cornell:
FORWARD pass. Gardner tried ar onside
kick and the hawklike Iauxtis collarad
the pigskin. An inSompleted forward pass
lost for PennsylN ania. I ardner caught a
arm tackle BY Draper twisted him to the
turf. McCallie spun OF five yards through
Pennsylvania right. Walder punted 70
Keinath, who signalled for a fair catch and
dropped the ball. He got it all right, how
ever. and after an oneide kick to the S
yard line the half ended.
,UAvERs' rEFENcE CSAssAILABLE.
Caldwell was IN Gardeners place WREN
the second half began. Coeerove kicked
OF to Greene. who ran back smRrtly %
the 30 yard line. Cornell was Offside at
the kickoff. but Pennsylvania declined
the penalty. A long punt by Hollenback
caught CorneIIs frse kick. Tho Spson
tackled him so hard that he dropT, ! the
ball and Van cTman fell on il. Cornell
could not bulge the Pennsylvania defence
in two assaults and Caldwell booted TO
a return punt instante-. and from scrimmage
Metallic hustled six yards through an
aperture in Pen~nsylvania's right side
Caldwell punted to Weinath on Penn
Umpire Edwards chased a Pennsylvania !
adhcrent over TO the other side Of the play
ing field. Ziegler ~ploughed through Cor
nelrs right for five yards, then came a
punt TO Cornell's 30 yard line. Cornell
McCallie made six. yards. waIder six and
McCallie four. Watson sent a long for
ward pass sailing to Pennsylvania's Is yard
line. but there were more Quakers than
Ithacans under It as i came down and
the ball. A punt over the goal line gave
Cornell a free kick from the rs yard line.
Hollenback caught IL. galloped back 10 Cor
nelrs IS yard line and was tackled by Van
OImans VINO war nlTJ anu Nc1J INC game.
Cornell came into possession OF the ball
OF a fumbled forward pass on Cornell's
rs yard line. McCallie surged through
Pennsylvania's left wing for twelve yards,
following which ripping dash Earle and
Valdez weaved IN zigZag fights for a total
Of eleven yards. Unable TO keep up the
onslaught Caldwell punted poorly to the
10 yard line. A short kick by H~ollenback
was corralled by Earle on Cornells rs yard
line. Holding cost Cornell fifteen yards,
and then H~ollenback caught a punt in mid
field. Tydemsn wSs hurt just here trying
to lay hold Of Holler back, who was a slip
perry customer.
rAss OF ~ YARDS.
Ziegler tried TO shoot around Corncll's
right end and wa yanked over like a load
Of bricks by Harris. Earle caught a punt
on Cornell's 10 yard line. and scOoted back
fifteen yards. The longest forward pass
OF the day followed, a as yard throw by
Watson. Earle topped this huge gain on
by grabbing another forward pass, the
latter yielding ten more yards.
This was Cornell's best stand OF the day.
but IL awaited nothing. Cornell could not
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