New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-27
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Fhiladejpbia Nov 2S-It o'clock to the
/ minute when the rival football teams OF Cornell
| and Pennsylvania oct on Franklin Field here
| to-day 70 fight more their yearly oatrLe
on the gridiron After usual preliIntnary prac-
tice the teams lined up Pennsylvania defend ne the
vest goal There vas a sudden hush as Cosgrove
carefully balanced the ball, then sent II vhirlng
down the field. while the Big Red team stornled
! down after It. Hoiienhack caught the ball and
dashed back to his 25-yard line before he was
| brought down There gsin on the hrst
rush and then Eoi1enback drove short low punt
to Hutchinson who was downed on his own a2-yard
line Cornell cheered as Wslder drove a long
twisting punt TO Kefnath. and Hutchinson slammed
the little quarter earth on Pennsylvania z
yard line.
Two r1shes failed to gain. ana then came PLAY
which sent CorneIIs hopes high. Holenbac8 punt
ed and the wind blowing across the field. caught
the ball and whirled It TO SIZE. In a wild
scramble Move fell the ball on Pennsy vania s
25-yard line A fva-yard penalty for ofT-sile play
and short rushes gave Cornell chance for a
goal from placement, and Move was equal to the
occasion and scored lrcints for Cornell.
The game then developed into putting duel be
tween Wader and HollenbaCk, the two captains.
Getting the ball on her own S-yard line, Hutchinson
twenty-five yards. More puntng followed.
until Penn recovered the ball her own S-yard
line HoIIenback dashed around right end for if
teen yards. The play that followed pretty
one. Hollenback received the ball and dashed for
the end then passed II to Keinath. who taking
the ball st full speed. well out, eludi1g sew
eral Cornell tacklers, and hurled the ball straight
into Braddock's hands The latter was downed IN
his tracks but the had netted clean gain Of
twenty yards. Cornell braCed. and when Penn
tried another forward pass Wood caught t1e ball,
and for the time being the Red and White was
saved.
Valdez dropped back and. standing on his goal
line hunted The ball scared high IN the air and
sailed rsr over the heads OF Honenback and Kei-
nath. who were playing back It went fully sixty
five yards before II touched the ground and then
bounded to PENIS 25-yard line, where Kei1ath re
covered il L one Of the most remarkable
punts ever seen on Franklin Field.
More punting followed, until Wood ien on the
ball on his own 6-yard line. after Hollenoack had
rrntAd over his head Valdez fell back 20 punt.
The attempt was feeble the ball going out Of
hounds on his own 25-yard line Then followed
another sensational play Miller. who had -eplaced
Keinath. dashed for Cornelis left END Corneu
rroxe through quickly. Several red Jerseys flashed
throuzh the air as Cornell players lunged at the
little quarter He fought his way on until. just as
II seemed impossible him TO pass the ball he
stopped suddenly and hurled IL to Draper. who
was tackled Cornelrs 7-yard line Cornell
hrace6 hard for OF Hollenbacks terrific line
rl,1nSAs bur instead the Pennsylvania captain
tucked the ball under his arm and ran around
co-,sfi'a left end for touchdown, which Scarlet
quickly converted into a goal. making the score.
Penn. 6: Cornell, Z
l7or,sr clicked of 70 Pennsylvania, and : Penn
svlvania found rushing futile another puntins duel
followed On the exchanges Valdez generally
satnAd hl4f the superiority Of PennEyiNanlds erds
over Corueifs told and the Red and Blue backs
zysra abla to recover some n the lost ground IN
cumming hack hunts On several occasions Hoilen-
hack got away for gains from nine &c twenty
var5s His offensive work was brilliant and he
used the stiff arm defence IN warding on tack
Iers TO good effect When time for the half was
Gale, Cornell had the ball IN ths centre Of the
field.
SECOND HALF
,-or,su stsrted the second half with a rush.
vvsJ6er caught the KICKOFF his 5-yard 1lue and
rushed II back twenty Yards or q fake kick the
CorneI captain fought his way forward eighteen
wards Move and Hutchinson then slammed
through for first down in two plays. and then
wa1der punted out OF bounds Pennsyivanias
award line HoIIeuback fell back II 20 punt
Instead Manner took the ball and flashed across
five chalk marks before Walder smashed him 10
earth nv a nerce tackle. Pennsylvania could not
gain. AND Hollenback punted TO CorneIs l5-yard
I,ne Hutchinson who had played brilliantly was
hurt and Tydenaan took his place
Miller rnis1udged walder1s return punt badly. but
managed To recover the ball and back TO his
own ss-vard line Hollenback again forced TO
runt and on the first lineup afterWard Cornell lost
nfteen wards for holding Several exchanges OF
rpnts followed and Walder placed 4 long kick "el
our af the reach Of any Pennsylvania back. Luck
favored the Red and Blue. for Miller. picking me
hall I'D on hts own sOyard line by wonderful dodg-
inp and Judgment in picking openings dashed and
fought his way back for eighty yards To Cornens
s-,ard tine But the referee had detected holding IN
the nlav and called the ball back IN Cornelfs 81
,-srd line II waa nevertheless. brilliant gain ana
IN. Panns1hvania stands shouted approval
EcIsabaek shct around right end for eight yards