Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-28


 her cratic season this afternoon by defeating the University of Pennsylva- mia for the second time in the 2l years the two teams have met ln football contests. The score was 21 to 0. It was a glorious victory for the Ithacans and it was joyously celebrated by the $500 students who came down from Cornell to see the annual battle. Cor nell's only other victory against Penn sylvania was in 1901. when the big red team won by the score of B to 6. In 1906 the teams played a scoreless tie,
 Cornell Shows Superiority.
 With the exception of bunting and forward passing, Cornell showed su- periority in every department of the game. Her ability to advance the ball through the line and her quickness in fathoming Pennsylvania's intricate play surprised the followers of the Quakers. The home eleven tried ev- erything it had in the way of new and old football and Cornell was always there to stop it. with one conspicuous exception. This was in the third peri cd, when Captain Young of Pennsylva- mia ran AZ yards after receiving the ball from Chester Minds on delayed pass. It was the longest sprint of the game.
 Cornell played a powerful offensive game, especially in the first period, when the New York state eleven scored two touchdowns- Getting the ball in about midfieid; Cornell twice took it over by straight football smashes against Pennsylvania's center and tackles, and by short dashes outside of tackles
 Freak Touchdown
 The second touchdown was made on more or less of freak play. Cornell had taken the ball to the 10 yard line, where Barrett tried a field goal. He booted the ball low and it struck sev- eral Pennsylvania players and bound ed over the goal line. where Cornell man fell upon it There was con- ference among the officials and Cornell was allowed the score The final touchdown came toward the end of the last period Cornell se- cured the ball on her own 30 yard line and rushed it half way to the Penn syIvania goal Then Fritz dashed line without interference for the touchdown
 Cornell Goal Never in Danger. At no period of the game was Cor nelPs goal line in serious danger. for a field goal, but a forward pass was tried for 9 possible touchdown, and 1t was not success
 Fritz and Barrett played flashing football for Cornell, while Minds, de- spite his injured shoulder. punted we'll His forward passes were long and well directed, but the receiving end of the play was slow in getting up to-the ball After the game the Cornell students took possession of Franklin field and performed the snake dance, afterward into town behind brass band playing the tuneful Cornell song, "The Big Red Team
 Lineup and summary
 Cornell (2f) Pennsylvania (0)
 Left end Sheiton Murdock
 Left tackle. Iuyer s4ssA4-~.- Crane
 Left guard. MunnS --.s------s- WoHe
 Center. tp7I1afnS sampson
 Right guard trlck >.444..<..-...>.- J0urnay
 Right tackle. WIl1a1nSon HaTf1S
 Right end. 'fltz s's''''. -:,,s-., McCall
 Quarterback
 Left haifback.
 Right halfback. Co1yeT ,,.,..,,,,.s.,,,ss. Marshall
 Fullback. LaIlf ss.--..t., h11nOS Referee, Langford, Trinity; umpire, Fultz, Brown; Iinesman, Marshall, time of periods, 15 minutes each. Cornell scoring: Touchdowns, Fritz 3. Goals from touchdowns, Bar -ett 2, Lahr.
 Substitutions:
 Cornell-K, MeCutcheon for Prick, Prick for K. MeCutcheon, Shuler for Barrett, Hubbard for Shuler, Shuler for Hubbard, Barrett for Shuler, Rees for Shelton, K. McCutcheon for Prick, Cool for Williamson, Prick for K Me Cutcheon, Sprague for Prick, Robin son for Guyer. Mallory for Williams, raber for Collyer. Pennsylvania-Bloom for Murdock, Murdock for Bloom, Russell for Harris, Harris for Wolfe, Kcons for Mccall, Avery for Merrill. Mccall for Rooms, Bloom for Mccall, Tighe for Avery, Hill for Tighe, Rooms for Murdock Avery for Hill, Kelly for Rooms, Car CT for Russell, Russell for Carter, Tighe for Avery.