The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-25

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on the otner hand. Cornell played
more dashing game than was expected!
Her Interference 10 help the runner
with the ball was at times almost per-
feet. On several occasions II looked as
If the Ithaca men would succeed in
carrying the ball across the goal line
fCr touchdowns. but the PennsylVa-
mans braced when things looked dan
gerOus and held the big red team from
New York state repeatedly. Then Cor
nell would resort 10 a goal from place
ment. but it succeeded only twice in
the five or six times IL was tried.
Pennsylvania back field was dis
appointment, as il failed 10 play up 10
the form shown in previous games
This was due in a large measure 10
men who had been injured again be-
coming inIapacitated as far as first
class football was concerned. Scott
played poorly compared with his bril-
liant work heretofore, being Outpunted
by Butler, and frequently fumbling
punts.
The Cornell team as a whole gave a
fine exhibition of helping the runner,
easily bowling over Pennsylvania tack
lers before they were able 10 touch the
man with the ball COrnelFs playing
was also quite free from fumbles
Except a wing shift used by Cornell, !
the game brought out no new football
features. The forward pass failed al
most as often as IL gained. Cornell be- |
ing more successful with this play than |
Pennsylvania.
The lineup;
Pennsylvania. Position. Cornell.
Marks ........-....Le..- Eyricl-Teagle /
Rodgers ..-...-...Lt.. Monk Champaign /
WOlfert Patterson J. g........ O'ROurke /
Cozens .-----...- center. IF. Whyte |
Cramer .-...-.....r.g ........... DelanO /
Morrls-plllon ..-.--r-t .--..--.. Weeks |
Jourdet-Kaufman re Sea grave- Pitcher /
Scott, HOugh,
Thayer. Keogh ABB. Butler-Gass |
hamsdeH ....'.. LIB. X b. MnyLe
sOmmers- Kennedy RIB. .Nich0ls-Bates
Mercer Dung II b,.--.. Williams /
e-Pennsylyania, u, Cornell, 6. /
Touc HdoWns Mercer. SOmmers. Goals
frOLI touchdOwns, Ramsdell CD. Goals |
from placement Butler %.
Referee, Joseph Pendleton. BoWdom.
Umpire, Joseph III. Sharp.
Field Judge, W. $. lAngfOrd, Trinity.
Head linesman, j. G. Mccarthy, Jr,
Germantown
Time, IS minute periods
Game in Detail.
Pennsylvania won the toss and
took the hck-On. Pennsylvania got
the bah on Cornelrs 50-yard line. and
by dashing play through the line and
nells S-yard line. where IL was FUN
bled, and Cornell got ir. Cornell i'm
mediatey punted 10 hei own 35-yard
line. After one play Mercer took the
ball around COrnelfs right and ran
10 yards Tor a touchdown. Ramsdell
Kicked goal
The play during the remainder of
the period was in Pennsylvania ter
ritory The bail was on Pennsylvania's
q Ef ma
when The period ended.
Score; Pennsylvania, g; Cornell, O.
Second Quarter.
When the second period began
Butler. who had failed IN two at
tempts for d goal, tried again and
succeeded in pretty kick from
placement on the 25-yard line.
Neither team was able 10 make
much OF an impression on the Op-
ponents' line for touchdown. III
was a fine punting duel between
Scott and Butler and Gass. who re-
lieVed Butler.
A feature of this duel was the run
ming back OF a punt by Gass for so
yards and a 25-yard dash by Rams
dell 10 COrnelrs 37-yard line. Hough,
who took SCOTS place in three
dashes took the bail TO the I0-yard
line. and then Sommer, IN delayed
pass. made a touchdown. RamsdeH
kicked goal
Third Qaurter.
In the third period Cornell inter
cepted a forward pass. and on tina
next lineup Nichols. for Cornell, took
the bali around Pennsy lvania's right
end 10 Pennsylvania 43-yard line.
where Butler kicked a goal from
placement at a difficult angle.
Score. PennsVlVania. u: COrnell 6. !