Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
CORNELL DOWNS
QUAKER SQUAD
BY SCORE 21-0
Red and White Better on Defen-
sive and ExceIIs in Exchange
of Kicks.
THE LIN e UP.

Pennsylvania. Cornell
Murdoch .......L. E......... Shelton
Crane ..........L. .Guyer
Wolfe .........L. G.....,..M unns
Journey .......R G.............. .trick
Harris .........R. T..... Williamson
Mccall ........R. Fritz
Merrill .........Q B......... Barrett
Young .......L. II. Phillippi
Marshall ......R. II. B........C ollyer
Minds ..........F. Lahr
Referee Langford Trinity. UNI
pire-Futz. Brown. Linesman-Mar-
shall Harvard. Time of periods, Is
minutes.
FRANKLIN FIELD, PHTLADEL-
PHIA, Nov 27.-For the first time in
twelve years, Cornell this afternoon
triumphed over its old rival, Pennsyl-
vania, on the gridiron beating the
Quakers easily q to 0. The Red
and White was much the better in
every department of the game.
FIRST PERIOD.
Minds kicked off for Pennsylvania
to Lahr who returned it to Cornell
Coward line Minds, the Quakers
star, was hurt in the first scrlmmage
but continued in the game. Pennsyl-
yania failed to gain through the line.
and it was Cornells ball on their
own 30-yard line. Lehr punted to
Cornelrs yard line. Both Marshall
and Minds fumbled and shelton re-
covered the ball for Cornell in p1id-
field. Collyer went through the Qua
kers center and gained II yards be
fore being downed on Pennsylvania's
Coward line Fritz went through cen
ter for FIVE yards and Collyer in an
other plunge through the line took
the ball to the l7-yard line. Line
plunges advanced the ball to Penn
sylvania's 30-yard line. Fritz made
two more plunges through Penn
sylvania's right and it was Cornells
ball on the Quaker S-yard line.
Phillippi gained a yard through
right guard and Fritz carried the ball
to the 1-yard line. Fritz for Cor
nell. on a dash around left end, went
over the line for touchdown, six
minutes after the play began.
Bloom took Murdock's place at left
end for Pennsylvania. Lahr kicked
the goal : GRE. CORNELL, Z,
PENNSYLVANIA, o.
Russell took Harris place for
Pennsylvania. Phillippi ran the kick
off back to Cornell's 35-yard line.
Barrett gained only yard and Lahr
punted for Cornell The bail rolled
to Pennsylvania l0-yard line. The
Quakers made small gains and when
they were penalized Is yards for hold
ing, Minds punted from behind his
own goal line to Barrett, who return
ed the ball to Minds before being
downed. Two efforts Melted Cornell
only 4 yards, but Fritz then went
through left for first down on
PENNSYLVANIA i9-yard line. Cornell
was penalized 5 yards for offside play.
An attempted forward pass failed.
McCutcheon. on FritZ's place at
right guard for Cornell. Pennsylvania
was penalized yards for off side and
1t was Cornelrs ball on Pennsylvan-
las 20-yard line. Fritz failed to gain
but Collyer plunged through the Red
and Blue right for yards on a
cross buck Lahr carried the ball to
the Ouakers S-yard line. Cornell
was unable to gain and Barrett failed
on an attempted drop kick. The ball
hit Pennsylvania player and Fritz
fell on the ball over the Quakers' line
for CornelrS second touchdown. Bar
rett kicked the goal. making the
SCORE: CORNELL, IA: PENNSYL-
WANNA, O.
SECOND PERIOD.
ran back 10 Cornelrs 25-yard line,
Cornell failed to gain and exchange Of
kicks put the ball in midfeld.
The bah then see sawed up and
down the middle of the field until
Barrett punted TO Marshall on Penn
sylvania's 40-yard line Three at
tempts by the Quakers gained only
two yards. Minds punted from Penn
sylvania's 40-yard line and the ball
l..
kicked to Marshall. who ran back to
Cornelrs 40-yard line. The Quakers
made a desperate fight here, but the
half ended with the ball on Cornelrs
81 yard line. SCORE: CORNELL IA;
PENNSYLVANIA, 0.
THIRD PERIOD.
Prick returned to right guard for
Cornell Lahr kicked across Penn
sylvauia's goal line and the Quakers
put the ball in play on their own 20
yard line Marshall gained Yards
around CornelIs right Minds kicked
to Lahr and Lahr ran the ball back
to Coruells - yard line Pennsyl-
vania then rallied and the Red and
White was unable to do anything.
Throughout the period the ball see
sawed up and down the field but was
in the Quakers' territory the great
Cornell had a scare. After the Quak-
ers had plunged down the field the
Red and White line stiffened. Mar
shalls attempted kick was onside and
was recovered by Lahr on Cornell 5
T. yard line. Lshr punted to Mar
shall who ran il back 10 yards 10
midfeld. The remainder OF the period
was played for the most part in mid
field. and the period ended with the
ball in Pennsylvania possession on
their own 47-yard line.
FOURTH PERIOD.
A forward pass from Minds "a
Murdoch carried the ball TO Penn
sylyania's lS-Yard line. on two al
tempted passes Pennsylvania failed
TO gain, the ball going to Cornell on
their own 20-yard line. Schuyler
who had replaced Barrett at quarter
for Cornell twice failed TO gain. but
Collyer made yards through tn,
Quskers' center. Hubbard replaced
Schuyler at quarterback for Cornell.
After Cornell had failed to gair
Lahr punted To- Marshall on Penn.
sylNanias l2-yard line. Minds at,
tempted a forward pass but Fritz in
lrCepted the ball on Pennsylvania
yard line. Pennsylvania was pen