New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
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-.s.,,bis sept A-Ursinus College
.ss-, srlendidIv equipped with vet
-,s-a-ial and complete in its mastery
foo+han. defeated the University
psrrsvlvanis n the opening game Of
,sse football season today by the score
sn5 There was no question whatso-
,,ncsrring the superiority Of the Wis
.,svsn They excened Pennsylvsnia
-,s. - ire forward pass and gained
,s -7Dcl, ground in straight hne
,-.s IS re Bed and Blue Crsinus
xoal from placement IN the h7s1
- snd IN TIE third 8 forward pass
..n,v.s by 8 to-ty-yard run. resulted II
z rogchdoV-n-
not until the fourth period that
----s,-,va-ia vas able 70 score Il vas
- ra-sdeu. WHO vas about me
= rer n the eleven able 70
Oh After giving due credit 70
- <,- -he superior sno pl'icAH
- -rsves. the fact remains thal llie
- pzr7svlvania sent On the heio NaS
sls'7- -a7-4ser-ative Of her real
s.-ergTh- r-,,-c,,,rsor.
- Marks. three ot the -cuI lssi
-, -l-a were kent o. the saoe hiieS
F .-s.,-sss m. because Of scholast1c ol-li- y
- - --a men who were sent l'l'o
-. --- The last period had neen ou-
= ..s-- --1z- three davs. The iert Size
% y,.-,--- 7--a vas wofully weak TOT
q ---.,,e,, -f,is side and around TINS
- r-~z5r1.s made al her gains
- -.-,-rz- swept the PennsylTarl-a
--z,- @ae- fr -ne first period. ana
--7s--z+s execution of a forward pass
y -z-o--a--y Of an onside kicA- rad
..r --+--+r scoring distance ON
60 line cav kicked goal
-1..e---a-- arainst the wind l1slrl'ls
---.4-- -, the third period. when POW
- - --z hal, for 4 forry-yard run aIter
- - On splendid forward pass
- -ra 77a--e-lvania GIz-terbach, met
- ~ re 7s-v4~d lire. but the Irslnus
VA r-1s-ed the little Quaker aside and
scored easily
7, --A eo----- ue-lo6 Souuer put Pennssl-
.-a-is --lthf- scoring distance by the recoN-
g. NJ <-~za-d pass On her own 90
ss-s line n three PLAYS. with Sornraer
s-6 Ps-7s5eu carving the ball = vas
tsken - me 12-vsrd line Then Pans
6sH went tearing through the left side
ri Inc T-~s-r-1e line ard with half z dozen
,sckiers eI-rg-rc 70 him made the score
Tbe ora le-s tired hard 20 score again,
tr- poo- interference made Il impossible As
2 layt resort. Tnaver tried 70 rie the score
z4th q goa from field but his kick went
wild sn6 time was called before the Penn
sylvan q machinery could get going again.
As N exhibition of new football the
Ezrne eft much 70 be desired. II vas the
opinion NJ bo-h sides, particularly Of the
Pernsvlvauia coaches. that the division
q ths game into four periods was Of no
value arC that il slowed the game I'D
Tha periods we're II only eight minutes
or-aror. and the play was TO sooner
started r. seemed, than the timekeeper
Stopped f-
There were four penalties inflicted for
giving assistance 70 the runners three
sEairzt Trsinus and one again Pennsyl-
Tsrfa TF7e game. while PLAYED hard. was
remarkably free from roughness, and only
erce z-as i- recessarv TO take out tire
tar sn injury Urzinus Gid not make use
q rhe rule permitting the resUbstitution
r z PLAYER. and. IN fact, went through
the entire game with the same lineup.
FenusTlvanls made z number Of changes
Afre- th= game Dr carl Williams Of
Fen-srfvania. who. with Percy Haughton.
n Harvard helped draft The new rules,
gave Et as his opinion that two evenly
matched teams would fnd IL almost i'm
possible T. score. and that the defence
fooked n he p~oporuonately too strong for
the cTence He said h. would favor either
the reduction IN tae distance 10 be gained
trom rer Yards % FIVE wards, or 70 allow
{ runner TO receive the assistance Of al
less1 one player