The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
PENNSY WINS
OVER CORNELL
QuakcrS Play Dashing Football
and Win by Narrow Margin
From Ithaca.
NEW WORKERS MAKE TWO
SCORES FROM PLACE KICK
PhiIadelphians Are Somewhat
Disappointed in Showing of
Their Fay0ritcS.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 2s.-ln
3 hard aud fast game in which tbero
was mixture of good and bad play
ing, the University of Pennsylvania
football team defeated Cornell on
Trauklin 2, field this afternoon; II to 6.
The Qu3kers' score WAS made on two
touchdowns and goals and Cornell IS
on two goals from placement by Quar-
terhack Butler.
Despite the fact that Pennsylvania
won, tho scoro was a disappointment
TO the followers of the Philadelphia
eleven. Tho red and blue team at
times lacked the dash it had shown
in several games this season, and somo
and the poor handling of puuts.
On the other hand, Cornell played
moro dashing game than was ex
pected. Her interference to help the
runner with the ball was at times al
most perfect. On several occasions it
looked as if the Ithaca men would sue
ceed in carrying the ball across the
goal line for. touchdowns, but the
Pcunsylvaulauians braced when things
looked dangerous and held the big red
team from New York state repeatedly.
Tbeu Cornell would resort to goal
from placement, but it succeeded ouly
twice In the five or six times it was
tried.
Back Field Disappoints.
Pennsylvania g back field was dis
appointment, as it failed TO play mp
to tho form shown in previous games.
This was due in a large measure to
men who had been injured again be-
coming incapacitated 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 whole gave
fine exhibition Of helping the runner
easily bowling over Pennsylvania tack
lers before they were able to touch the
man with the ball. Cornell's, playing
was also quite free from fumbles.
Except a wing shift used by Cornell,
the game brought out DO new football
features. The forward pass failed
almost as often as it gained, Cornell
being more successful with this play
than Pennsylvania.
The Game in Detail,
+. PENNSYLVANIA won the toss and took
the Kick of. Pennsylvania got the ball
on Cornells 3oyard line and by dasnlng
play through the line and forward PASS
took the ball to Cornell's 3-ysrd line,
where it was fumbled and Cornell Got It.
Cornell Immediately punted to her own
the ball around Cornells right end and
ran 30 yards for a touchdown. Rams
dell kicked goal.
The play during the remainder of the
period was in Pennsylvania territory.
The ball was on Pennsylvania 16-yard
line in Cornelrs possession when the
period ended.
Score: Pennsylvania s. Cornell o.
When the second period began, But
Ter, who had failed in two attempts for
q goal, tried again and succeeded In
pretty kick from placement on the 20
Neither team was able to make much
OF an impression on the opponents line
for a touchdown. II was fine puntng
duel between Scott and Butler and Gass.
who relieved Butler.
A feature OF this duel was the running
back of a punt by Gass for 80 yards and
a 26-yard dash by RHmsdell to Cornelrs
place, In three dashes took the ball to
the 7-yard line and then Sommer, on n
delayed pass, made a touchdown. Rams
dell kicked goal.
Kicks Difficult Goal.
In the third period Cornell intercepted
a forward pass and on the next lineup
Nichols for Cornell took the ball around
Pennsylvania right end TO PennsyIva-
MAS 45-yard line, where Butler kicked
n goal from placement at a difficult an
gle,
Score: Pennsylvania IL, Cornell 6.
Both teams played hard and fast. Cor
nell got the ball on poor forward pass.
A forward pass gained % yards and a
fumbled punt enabled Cornell to keep
the ball on Pennsylvania 20-yard line.
Butler hero narrowly missed another field
goal,
Pennsylvania. then got the ball end
worked 1t TO Corneirs 1s-yard line. where
the period ended.
| Score end third period; penns5lyanla,
IL !, Cornell, s.
With the ball on Cornell's 1s-yard line
at the beginning OF the fourth period
Pennsylvania. tried q forward pass and
Cornell got tho ball on Il tumble and
punted to midfieid. Getting the ball after
an exchange Of punts, Pennsylvania
| rushed IT for short gains around CorneIls
| ends and q forward pass, netting twenty
| seven yards, putting tho ball on Coruel's
I-yard line. wbere Pennsylvania. lost Ave
Yards. Ramsdcll then failed at goal
from placement. Cornell puntcd TO mid
| field. The game ended with the ball in
Cornell's possession on her own f2-yard
| lire.
Final score: Pennsylvania, IL: Cornell g.
The Lineup.
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