New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
BROWN WINS DEC|SNELY
Employs OId-FashiOned Foot
hail in Defeating Pennsylvania.
1ENNEYS RUN A FEATURE
ron Half Makes 65 Yards for
Final northumberland
Pass Ineffective.
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,.,55snce oct 19-Brown trailed the
-, and Blue Of Pennsylvania In the
~ ., Andrews Field to-day, admins
- a decisive defeat 10 the Quakers
.bs score Of 30 to T. For the most
", straight football Of tho ol1-fashioned
y0'' .,,.,,g. Dg order told thetale Of the Bru-
-, victory. To which mast be added,
,y,..ysr the one spectacular feature of
y. 4ev's play. when Tenney, Brown s
,.n pslrback, tore down the field dis
ICING all pursurrs, for siXty-hve yard
e. over the goal line, which gave
- the final tally while scarcely
No. minutes OF time remained.
..por,,s" line was weak, and the SUI
- weight OF the Brown backs told in
II favor under the new rules. Man
- nan the Brown backtield outweighed
~. onaKer backs an average of FIVE
Funds. while the average of the entire
p,npon.an eleven was eight pounds 10
,bs good. Weight, therefore, counted
heavily in tie result.
An of Browns attempts TO gain ground
hy other methods tnan crashing through
he line or Bringing of runs around the
"a came 10 na.g1J. Four times the Hill
us, sssayed the forward pass, but not
orcs WAS it completed, and not an men
=, ground cid 1t account for. Pennsyl-
,snia's first use of the play Melted the
o,o,rrs nine Yards, but three times after
10, 3, failed utterly. once the bali was
.argbt but no appreciate gam was
MAJ. the receiver being thrown back.
TU,ce CAPTAIN AshDaugh attempted TO
eel a goal from placement but IN neither
issuance was the Kick worth anytnIns'
,ba Gail going wide OF the posts the hrst
,,,. and 4 pennsylvania man blocking 1t
On the second attempt
BROWN, after scoring 9 points TO Penn
,vlyalIa's IN the nrst half, erected
s,nt in the line calcula Led 10 lobster IS
,vbt side Gotts,ein, the heaviest man n
the lineup. was sent in for Goldberg al
rsbt guard, and Kulp took his place AT
lon guard. in turn giving way to Wade,
o,s Of the fastest men held in reserve.
II was a profitable change, and Thereafter
the fighting PenIsyl, ania lacks were
hlooked much better. Bartlett alternated
NTH Bean at right half, materially
sr,npt0ening the Lackfeld at critical
times Pennsylvania made eight substttu-
TORS all told.
Early In the game Pennsylvania, at
tempting 10 rush the Brown team on us
feet carried the ball down 10 the 4O-yard
line. but here an Intercepted forward pa
fave Brown the ball and the Irovid~nce
team took il lack safe distance from
the goal line by steady rushing, Ash
bsugh attempted a goal from placeme.t
on Pennsylvania 25-yard line, but The
tan went wide OF the post and Marshall
seized II on the l. ard line. Before he
could recover himself kra,z, Browns tig
right tackle, had bounded through and
hurled him back across the line, scoring
safety for Brown.
In the second quarter, after crowther
mad made a pretty end run Of twenty
seven yards to Pennsylvania i5-ya!d
line, Bartlett re laced Bean and sta 2ht
\ football tactics took him over for Browns
initial touchdown The Quakers' blood
vas up, however. and after rushing the
leather down the field, opening up big
holes in the Brown defence, Captain Mer-
Ger SeiSed the ball on the snap back,
dodScd an attempt TO nail him, circled
around Captain Ashbaugn and gal.Op
across the goal line IN a 2)-yard run for
lennsylyaria's only touchdown.
In the third quarter, soon after the
kickoff, Bean. Tonney and Henry ripped
holes in the Pennsylvania defence for
consistent gains. and mass plays took the
ball over, Bean being cred ted with the
touchdown. Pennsylvania did not come
hear to scoring in the quarter.
Goldberg took his old place in the line
IN the fourth period, and Tenney set
things in motion by ploughing through
the line for ten yards on the opening play
Booked forward pass. after Brown had
JAILED to gain distance. gave Pennsyl-
Yania the leather, but Brown soon recov-
cred It when Minds punted out Of bounds.
. Henry tore through the Quaker line for
ten yards. and Tenney gained five more
n similar fashion. after which straight
line p!unges carried the bah over. with
Tenney holding II.
+. II was rapidly growing dark, and with
hut few minutes more left to play Ten
.ney took the bal, as il was passed back
70 him by Michel on Browns S5-yard
line, and lodging with admirable skill,
cleared his skirts of practically ali dan
gsrous pursuit and raced up the field a
distance OF sixty-five yards for Browns
iourth touchdown. 1t was a wonderful
run, and the Brown crowd went wild. An
exchange Of punts and a fruitless effort
BY Pennsylvania TO break through the
Brown defence ended the game, the ball
being in Browns possession on Pennsyl-