Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-25
DEFEATS
CORNELL BY
z TO 6
Win but Score Is Dis
appointments as Dash Is.
Lacking and FumbIeS Free
Quent,
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fBy Morning journal Special Ieasad wirel
Philadelphia, Nov. 24-ln a hard
and fast game, in which there was a
mixture OF good and bad playing, the
University of PENNSYLVANIA football
team defeated Cornell on Franklin
field this afternoon, II to G. The
Quakers' score was made on TWO
touehdowns and goals ana Cornelrs on
two goals from placement by quar-
terhack Butler.
Despite the fact hat Pennsylvania
won, the score was a disappointment
10 the followers of the Philadelphia
eleven. The red and blue teams at
times lacked the dash it had shown
in several games this season and some
of her plays We're marred by fumbling
and the poor handling of punts.
ON the other hand, Cornell played
q more dashing game han was expect
ed. Her interference to help the rum
ner with the bah was at times almost
perfect. on several occasions il look
ed as il the Ithaca men would sue
coed in carrying the BAN across the
goal line for touchdowns. but the
Pennsylvanians braced when things
looked dangerous and held the big red
team from New York state repeated
ly. Then Cornell would resort to .
goal from placement, but 1t succeeded
only twice in the five or six times it
was tried. Pennsylvania's back field
a disappointment, as It failed to
play up to the form shown in pre-
vlous games. This was due in a large
measure to men who had been in
jured, again becoming incapaeitated
as far us first class football was con
cerned. Scott played poorly COM
pared with his brilliant work here
tofore. 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 Pennsylvani9's
tacklers before they were able TO
touch the man with the ball. Cor
nen's playing was also quite free from
fumbles.
EXCEPT a wing shift used by Cornell, !
the game brought out no new foot
ball features. The forward pass fail
ed almost as often as it gained, Cor
nell being more successful with this
play than Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania won the toss and took
the kickoff. Pennsylvania got the
bali or Corne1ls thirty-yard line and
by "a dashing play through the line
a forward pass took the ball to
.ornell's three-yard line, where ii was
fumbled and Cornell got it. Cornell
Immediately punted to their own
thirty-five-yard line. After, one play
Mercer took the ball around Cor
nelrs right end and ran thirty Yards
for a touchdown. Bamsdell kicked
the goal.
The play during the remainder OF
the period was in Pennsylvania ter
ritory. The bail was on Pennsylvania's
f%ifteen-yard line in Cornolls position
when the period ended. Score:
Pennsylvania, 6; Cornell, o.
When the second half began. But
Ter. Who had failed in two attempts
a goal. tried again and succeeded
n a pretty kick from placement on
twenty-five-yard line.
A feature was the running back Of
, punt by Gass for thirty yards and q
wenty-five-yards dash by Ramsdeil
Cornel's thirty-seven-yar line
Hough, who took SCOTS place, in
hree dasbes took the ball to the sew
line and then Somer, on z
pass, made u touchdown
Ramsden kicked goal. Score:
Etllu EttOlld Bfl lbA# 49,
.2; Cornell, 3.
I'm the third period Cornell inter
.epted a forward pass and on the next
lineup Nichols for Cornell too the
around Pennsylvania's right end,
where Butler kicked a goal from
at a difficult angle. score
PENNSYLVANIA, ~; Cornell, 8.
Both teams played hard and fast
got the ball on a poor forward
,ass. A forward pass gained twenty
Yards and q fumbled punt enabled
Cornell to keep the ball on Pennsyi-
,ania's tw%cnty-yard line. Butler mar
owl, missed another field goa.
PENNSYLVANIA then got the ball ana
il to CornelIs e~ighteen-yard
inc where the period ended score
nd third period.
PENNSYLVANIA. -; Cornell, 8.
with the ball on Cornells eighteen
ard line at the beginning OF the
curtin period, Pennsylvania tried a :
pass and Cornell got the ,
,al1 on a tumble and punted to MD !
teld. Getting the ball after an eN
banpe of punts Pennsylvania rushed
for short gains around Cornells END
nd a forward pass. netting twenty \
even Yards. put the ball on Corners ,
ev%en-yard line, where Pennsy INthl9
,st five Yards. Ramsdell then lalleu
L a goal from placement. corner,
united to midfield. The game ehueu
nm the ball in CornelVs possession
nd on her own forty-tWo-yard uhe'
'inal score.