The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-27
Ithacan Collegians No Match for Their Opponents in Annual Struggle on Frank
 lin Field.
MILLER STARS FOR VICTORS
Substitute Quarter Earns Applause from 25.000 Spectators by Scnsa- tional Playing
 Not Up to Standard,

Philadelphia, Nov, 26.-Pennsyl- vania defeated Cornell in the annual
 football game on Franklin field this afternoon by score of 1T to {, thus closing tho season without once drink- ing from the bitter cup of defeat and tonight her followers are claiming equal rank with Harvard, It was Cor nells only defeat of the year and she fought hard to prevent it.
 Pennsylvania did not overwhelm the Ithacans as she expected but she was at all times Cornell's superior The game abounded in open plays, long runs and much bunting, The
 playing of Miller who replaced Kem-
 ath at quarterback for Pennsylvania early in the game was sensational feature. Once he got away for Q yard run which was spoiled by one
 of his teammates holding tachlcr and another time he scored touch
 down after a 4S-yard run following a fake attempt at making forward pass. His shooting of forward passes and his brilliant work in running and lodging brought the 25,O0O spectators to their feet time and again,
 Captain lIollcnhack was given much
 to do but didn't play mp to his stand ard, while Scarlett and Braddock were all over the field breaking up the oppositons interference. Cap tain Waldcr played his usual fine
 game for Cornell and O'Rourka was
 a tower of strength in the Ithaca line Walder clearly outpunted HoIenhack in the first period.
 Co1nel's only score, a field goal by
 Mowc was made possible by a poor punt by lIollenhack II came a few
 minutes after play was started in the | first half
 The first Pennsylvania score wn' l primarily due to a forward pass and
 poor kick by Walder. Tho latter's
 punt went out of bounds on his own | 25-yard line and on the next linc-ur l Miller made a beautiful forward pass ! to Braddock on Cornells fvo-yard 1 line The rest was easy HolenbacN | dashnp around Cornells left end fo, a touchdown Scarlott kicked ar
 easy goal
 In the second half cornell made many changes Miller took punt or ! his own 3O-yard limo and with good I interference started down the field ] The whole Cornell team came at him
 he wrigglod his way through out. | stretched arms and sprinted for tn, | goal Finally a Cornell man managed ] to catch him from behind and downed
 the plucly quarterback on the five. I yard line. But ball was brought back
 to the 45-vard line for holding
 Scarletts good work gave Penn ! sylrania her second touchdown Hol l lenbaclts put went over the Cornel l quarterback's head Scarlctt tackled | him and in the miyup for tho bal ! Gaston or Pennsnlvanla secured t and in two plafs Manier was jammec
 across tho line for the second score
 The put out was blocked by shearer After Cornell had failed at severa 1 forward passes, Miller made his soc oni sensational run The little guar l terback was given the ball evidently l for forward pass, but he startc,
 from Cornell's 4S-yard line througl 1 broken field After running ahou
 fifteen wards he stopped suddenly q. i if to shoot pass and as suddenl,
 again darted across the field and dowr over the line before a Cornell mar
 could stop him, The play was uuickl,
 executed and Miller showed rar, 1 judgment and presence of mind 1 Scarlet kicked the goal and soon aft | erward the game was over,
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