New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-27
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rel On Franklin Field here to-daxby score Of
= 70 4 L was the same old story in the same
CO 7zv.~ as the ouskers sang. for Cornell came
Gown from Erhsca with 4 good team su1srtinE
r-5~- record OF only one victory and one tie
ez-e ir the LAST sixteen years. and went back
Ao-e zzstn beaten and disappointed. II not dis
: --r--sre6 TIE score to-day was hardly fair
--ezs71-e n the relative strength Of the two
,szs-s cornell was outplaved 70 some extent
- srzo os1riucked but Cornell was far stronger
80 -he score shows. There were lspses, how
80 an o. these Pennsylvania TO her credit
h.t-ss SID. took quick and full advantage
-.--szlvs-fz scored three touchdowns. from
-.s-E 10 rosls resulted HolIenback. the brill
a., ssshfrE captain o. the Red and Blue eleven
-,s5s ore II the first half. while MenieT and
Miller the fast slippery Quarterback. who took
=s+rsth's place early in the game were re-
e,--sihfe 4or the other two MIXERS coming
sf-z- daring. lodging run for fifty yards.
Scarlet kicked t~o Of the goals Cornell scored
O. : clever goal from placement Eve minutes
z-re- the game began. when Move. standing on
Pe--sylvanla's 2s-vsrd line sent the baH spin
-s-e between thu posts and over tne bar. and
Least into a raving maniac.
o. al the games played this year none
r-cre Interesting from the standpoint Of the
SPECTATORS. % which By the way. g host vas on
hand none mora Ifveninz harder fought Y
zss not the best football IN the world but the
--ls- zss varied enough and open enough 70
sztsf ire most cspticus critic, and clean vithsl
Quick 6ashes II the open. sharp pfuages into the
Hae forward passes, orside kicks and lots of
ru--z -ere mixed Up n q way 20 fairly dazzle
re crowd Both elevens showed strength n
r-crz s-5 rea kness in spots. but Pennsylvania
MS --o-e -esouroetuL ard o-set any Iapses by
tzst=s - hrflitzncy. IN which Miller, EoIlen-
back S-z-letc and CASTOR were the stars 70
Ehns
Cc-eI[rs chief weakness was IN tackliuE and
~ greatest strength in puntins. Pennsvfvsnia's
chef weakness vas il handling punts and her
-E-sztsst strength Fl rushing and following the
1s1 P=1usvlvznia prufted by the weakness Of
Cu-nsl and covered Up her Own weakness in 8
Wy = make = count for nothing. Pennsylvania
11,ia 70 score against Cornell by straight rush
i-e ~ sustained offensive strength but thanks
= the a-rful lodging Of Miller the quickness OF
Castor and The al round good work OF HoIlen-
hack ara Scz-lett. CornelIs mistakes were mag
-1aed and vfctory was von-Eor1hily Won Penn
E-Irs-iz showed . greater mastery OF plays
Ea6e possible BIZ the revised rules, 3 cleverly
executed fo-ra-d pass leading UP 70 her first
touchdown Cornell depended largely qn old
fashioned football and walder's brilliant punt
ing
bot OF NOISE AND COLOR
= -7-s-r--sizht thousand football fanatics. for
El-- tn= majority II those present appeared
. b. watched the teams struggle Up and down
re fed The usual college enthusiasm, exen
r-f=d ~ noise making, riot ana the rival
camps hurled good viii and then defiance back
zlG forth across the chalk marked gT1diron-
When cornell cheered PENNSYLVANIA answered.
s-5 zen Pennsylvania sang, there was an
answer from Cornell. Z the teams needed cheer
--g ar6 singing 10 lend encouragement they
we're not lacking, and the support for both was
generous as 4 was vocifeUous-
F-s-zlir Field Is latter day stadium. and
-he SEATS ranged tier above tier on four sides
@ TIE field we're full full 10 overhowtnE. and a
mass n colo--the ca-neIian and white OF Cor
rel Being hardly less prominent than the rad
an blue OF Pennsylvania Il vas spectacle
KAT onoe seen could never be forgotten The
C--7en cheering section was IN the north stand.
I'd the undergraduates came down from Ithaca
N-teer hundred strong 70 help VIII game rom
t-ael- dearest foe Pennsylvania vas encauped
.- re south stand and the men made their
presence felt
Tie SIN PLAYED hide ard seek most Of the af-
-=-orn with -rev. low hanging clouds. and
s-~-e ont often enough II dispel the fear Of
rain TIE air vas warm enough 70 make over
costs an5 wraps barely comfortable and furs g
4
directly across the field. which bothered tbs
yEntsrE Ittle. but caused NJ. inconvenience 10
TIE o7lookers The playing field Eas rather
scr ard nushy which made It difficult for the
players with the possible exception Of Miller 70
keep their feet and cut short perhaps many &
III
HOW THE SCORES WERE MADE
Cornell began with 2 rush and made the Penn
sTfvsnia followers gasp BY scoring within the
hrst I've minutes Cosgrove kicked OF for his
team. and after some Intellectual rushing and an
szeHsnge Of puuts IL was Pennsylvania ball
ou her own z8-ysrd line HoIlenback got or one
90 rs io7- puuts that barely covered thirty
EaT0s. and Move recovered the ball for Cornell
on the 25-gsrd lire. A fve-yard penalty and two
snor1 plunges into the line advanced the bail TO
FennsE lvanias I5-yard mark. and then Move
dropped back for q Try at goal from placement.
wight made e clean, accurate pass 10 Valdez.
Nno placed the ball just as Move stepped up
and sent IL skin1ming over the bar A shout
nat fairly rent the clouds and LET the sun
through went I'D from the Cornell stand. and
nope ran high for victory with such an All
Hpicious beginning. u was the only time how
ever. that ths Ithacsrs had real chance 70 re-
3oice
Eor the next ten minutes the fight waged I'D
snc down the field. Cornell resorting To punt