The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-11-29
Penn 0UTPLAYED
THE |THACANS
CORNELL LOST THE FOOTBALL
GAME At PHILADELPHIA.
RESERVE DEFEATED CASE.
Ohio State University Won from Yves.
Ieyan by Score Of 16 to o.
Twenty Thousand People Saw
Game in ST. Louis

Philadelphia, Nov. 29.-History re-
peated itself on Franklin field Thurs
day afternoon, Pennsylvania again
winning the annual football game
with Cornell, the score being 12 to A..
1t was Pennsylvania thirteenth vic
tory in 10 games played with the Itha-
cans, the New York state team having
won one contest and tied another.
The game was finely played, bringing
out many spectacular features which
We're greatly enjoyed by the nearly
10000 persons who filled the stands.
Cornell fully expected to win. The
team had good seasons record, the
men were trained to the hour and 1t
was expected that Pennsylvsria,
which had been little erratic this
year, would not be able to Withstand
the aggressive work of Cornell. So
full of confidence was Cornell that
her supporters turned the tide of bet
ting In her favor
But the teams were not on the field
five minutes before it was seen that
Pennsylvania was likely to win. She
went at Cornell hammer and tongs
from the jump and all during the first
half the play was close to Cornell's
goal. The score of the first half, 6 to
0, does not indicate Pennsylvania's
strength in that period. Twice the
Quakers carried the ball over the Cor
nell line by hard work, only to have
the touchdowns disallowed because of
holding. Once they lost the ball two
feet from the goal on downs, and an
other time when the ball was only two
yards from score they were again
penalized for holding.
Conditions were practically revers-
ed in the second half, although Penn.
sylvania made another touchdown to.
a field goal by Cornell. In this half
the Ithacans seemed to gain strength
and several times endangered the
Pennsylvania goal.
Ray c. Van Orman. right end of tho
Cornell team, is in the University of
Pennsylvania hospital suffering from
slight concussion of the brain re-
ceived in the game with Pennsylvania.
Physicians say he is In no danger
Cleveland, Nov. 29.--The football
game played here Thursday between
Western Reserve university and Case
School of Applied Science resulted In
victory for Reserve by a score of IL
to 4.
Columbus, O.. Nov 29.--Ohio State
university defeated Ohio Wesleyan
Thursday, 16 to In a spectacular
football game, exemplifying the new
style of play. The game marked the
resumption Of athletic relations be-
tween the two colleges which were
broken of several years ago.
Marietta, O.-AIarietta So, Ohio uni
versity 0.
Chicago.-Notre Dame 21, st. Vim
cents college l2.
Richmond, 'Va.-Virginia Polytech-
nic 20, University of North Carolina 6.
Pittsburg, Nov. 29.-Free collegiate
football was inaugurated here Thurs
day when the Lehigh university team
and the eleven from the Carnegie
technical schools played at Schenley
park before crowd estimated at 25.-
900 persons. Never before in this
country, it is said, has there been
such contest waged to which no ad-
mission was charged, or invitation
necessary to see the game. Score:
Lehigh II, Carnegie schools 0.
Contrary to general expectation the
Western University of Pennsylvania
eleven defeated the team from Penn.
sylvania State college, the score be-
ing 6 to O. ssFp sst9ll
st. Louis, NOV. 29.---The Nebraska
university football team was defeated
here Thursday by st. Louis university
In the presence of nearly 10000 spec-
tators, by score OF 81 to 0. II was
st. Louis first game with Nebraska
and was to decide the championship
OF the Missouri valley. .l-