The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
SPORTS
DEFEATS
CORNELL TEAM

Philadelphia. Nov. -WalIowing
and sliding on a field deep with mud.
sluAh, ice and pools Of water. the Uni
yersity Of pennsylvania football team
defeated Cornell In the annual gnme
on Franklin field today By score Of
II 10 6 II vas a poorly played game.
for which weather and 1eld conditions
were In q great measure responsible.
Twenty-tour thousand persons saw
the game There was hardly any
choice In the teams in the first half.
which ended six TO six, but Pennsyl-
vanla showed the better form in the
second half.
Cornell started out like a winner.
The Ithacans kicked of. Pennsylya-
MIA failed to make any gains on the
ice and punted 10 midheld. The kick
vas returned by Cornell. and. getting
the ball on n tumble. the lthacan
boys started tc hammer the Pennsyl-
ysnia line Footing In the slush was
uncertain for the defense team and
Cornell easily carried the ball over
the Pennsylvania line Robb made
the touchdown and O'Connor kicked
the goal.
Getting the ball in Cornell territory
on a tumble. following q punt. Penn
sylvnnia changed its Kicking tactics
and started 10 buck center. Cornell
could not keep a solid footing and
slowly pushed back. With FIVE yards
10 gain. the ball was given 10 Full
back Ramsdell and he was pushed
over for a touchdown. Braddock
kicked goal Score: to g.
Pennsylvania broke the tie soon
after the second half began. First
downs were made with difficulty, but
Pennsylvania finally had the ball less
than ten yards from the Cornell goal
line. Here Cornell held, but on the
last down Pennsylvania managed to
push Right Halfback Irwin over for
Pennsylvania's second touchdown.
Braddock kicked goal
The last touchdown WAS made well
TO one side OF the field. and the punt.
out for try at goal was fumbled.
First Half
Cornell kicked of 10 Pennsylyania's
wenty-lve-yard line. Finally Penn
sy lyania punted and Cornell made an
oiher tumble and Fretz, for Pennsyl-
vania. recovered the ball fifteen yards
in front OF Cornelrs goal
Pennsylvania lost tho ball on an at.
tempted forward pass. but got it on
Sornells thtrty.fveyard line on a fun.
bic. Hutchinson punted over the goal
line for "A touchdown. Pennsylvania |
tied the Cornell line without sue
cess, and Hutchinson again punted |
tho kick resulting In another touch |
down COrnells kick was instantly re-
turned TO her four-yard-line Simpson |
kicked from behind the line. The ball !
bounded back of the goal line. When |
the players were disentangled Brad |
dock had the ball and Pennsylvania's |
touchdown was announced Ii later |
was decided that the play was a touch !
back.
Cornell kicked out from the twenty. !
i've yard line and few minutes later !
the half ended with the ball in Cor
nells possession. Score; Pcnusyl- !
yanla, 6, Cornell. 6.
Second Half.
Beginning the second half. Marks /
was playing right end for Pennsyl- |
vania. Wood was playing quarterback
1or Cornell, and Hoffman right half. I
back for Cornell Pennsylvania kicked /
on 10 Cornell mad after making ten /
Yards. Cornell kicked 10 middeld and |
Hutchinson ran the bali back ten
yards.
Pike and marks were used with !
good effect and Parson had the ball |
on Cornell'S dye-yard line. Irwin
made yard and the next play failed. T,
but In another attempt against the /
Cornell line Irwin was pushed over Tor /
a touchdown Hutchinson punted out \
ot the hfteeu-yard line and Braddock (
kicked goal.
score Pennsylvania. u: Cornell. g
Cornell kicked OF 10 Marks al Penn. /
SyNanta's thrceynrd line. Heuman .
took lrwin's place
Miller took Ramsdelrs place and
l9mberton took Dictrlck's place tn.
gle took Scelys place for Cornell /
Iydoman. captain OF the Cornell team.
took Bobb's place.
Puutine Duel Ensues. 4
Between the frequent changes of
PLAYERS. both teams induiccd in a nun,.
Ing duel II was a duel between Simn. /
sou and Hutchinson. IN which tho lat. |
Ter had much the better Of tho evbi. F.
oiiion Hutchinson kicked In Cor. I
NOUS hyc-yard line and on tho nevt +
pay Simpson attempted 10 punt