The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

BROWN ELEVEN
SOUND BEATING
Makes Four TOuchdOwns on
Straight Football and
Wins by % to Z.
LOSERS EXCEL At OPEN
PLAY: BEGIN TOO LATE

pOct'd strength at straight football ycster.
day IN the game with Brown at the Polo
Grounds and humblcd the Brunouians hy
score OF - 20 Z. The main contributing
CAUSES 2, the victory OF the Ithacans were
their ability 20 keep their attack going at
a lively clip Willie their defence stood
up In stonewtl fashion against direct
assault. In tn, attaching Barrett. the
Comedian quarterback. was "a tower Of
strength and on the defensive the two
ends. capt. OIi'1rn and shelton. were
practically impossible.
To poor mau1rrmant OF the team the
Providence mems defeat. or az least such
a bad defeat can be attributed The
eleven seemed built primarily FOR speed
and open play. but this style OF game
was not resogtvi to until the very last
period, and then % Melted the only score
tnat the Gruuuu.aus made throughout tho
game. Mul. .r AZ quarterback did some
fair work ga tYta attack and defence, but
ms gcucralshp is To Toe questioned for
his trying 20 E"rp the team To straight
football
In the fire. npIt TIC old style game was
adhered to a'nH't entirely by both teams.
Only four forward passes were tried.
Brown attempting three. two OF which
were grounded rad the other intercepted.
The one Cornell forward pass was not
completed. THE kicking too In this half
was rather limited. brown making i've
puuts and t'.",.. four. Til PENALTIES
were fifteen ,-.r ''~ brown and twenty
live FOR Corn
Browns awakening 20 the fact that
there was pr.ut 90 Boz gained by the open
game In the f.t pr-Iut Uvcu'i up the
second ha'c The Bruuouilrs tried eleven
sorv..~I ma 4et. shvaa % which vypYp o =,
ceptci ON another they gnlnod forty
yards only 90 I've peu1u2ed h'tecn yards
for ho'diu~ THE o'N,- eight were all
good and gained tho Providence eleven a
total Of lUi yNrd5. Cornell tried two
forward pass . on" o. which brought Il
gain Of twenty yards, but the other was
Intercepted.
Although Browns march down the field
n tochGowr IN tho Nn1l period was
really only "a dying effort, & was the
feature Of the game The first advance
on the road 20 the score was accomplished
by Clark. when at the worry outset OF the
period he ran fh'rtv-tNrcc Yards through
r,eht tackle C!ar't who Hnd gone In for
Noreross e2~l .r~ II D." game. succeeded In
Guiding the whole ~ the Cornell team
with the exception OF barrett The latter,
however. managed to bring him down
Two forward passes brought the Bruno
mans "a fir down on the Comedian Z
l 1'" ','., ,nt ,voro be,d hack and
o,or,n,uy ,1s. the hall on a touchhack
,,ho, t5s,. tr..I "A forward pass. which
was NOT completed.
Cornell then kicked out TO Browns A.
..o-J In. srel+on b-o',e nm a forward
ross which Gordon aimed for Blue. but
ma ala r,. df.eoy~nge the Providence
,lovcrs oud an the very next line IN
,,oII,p eb,, nue TO Clark for n gain OF
sf,c,, wards clark followed this by
Au-llng one 10 Blue for an advance Of
tvolty-0ye vcards. The accurate passing
-Ae,r,I o., Bis,ourart the Comedians and
opared M another opportunity for Brown
tn. Providence. colIeg.aus took advantage
Of this too and a double pass from Clark
n Nuruhy gaineu fifteen yards more
and t.lap.d 'hp bail on Cornelrs five yard
Wnc. giving brown its third chance to
score Although ON the last trial the
forward paes had proved anything but
fruitful In making "A score Brown tried
again
Clark threw one TO Gordon and Jevett
promptly touched it and made !, incom-
rIr'c. thereby causing deep anguish in
the hearts Of the Brown cohorts. Even
this. however, did not act as a deterrent.
and on the very next play Murphy threw
one % Farnum over the goal line for a
touchdown and Gordon kicked the goal
Cornell then Kicked TO Clark, who ran
fifteen Yards from his own 10 yard line.
The Bruuoulaus tried straight football
Tor time, but finding that Intellectual
Clark forward passed to Murphy, who
brought rho bah down field into Cornell
territory for "a forty yard gain only to
nav. the hti brought back on n holding
nenaIty OF fifteen yards, which left Brown
on It's own 10 yard limo again. Clark
ruutrl fifty yards from the shadow of
Ills own goal posts and Barrett brought
the p.,ssln back twenty-five yards
After Cornell had gained about ten
"7rls on line pluuging Barrett tried a
''rV1rd pass which was Intercepted by
',srt The latter forward passed to Muir
Ihy for a gain OF seventeen yards and
followed this by the same play, which
r7'r~l his team eighteen yards more.
Just as the men were lining up for the
'rN, play the whistle blew, with the
Bru9or'aus within striking distance of the
g.ll
Cornell started the real hostilitles by
.I''Hr rho BAH after II had rolled over
Browns line for a touchbacS and marched
-..I.. up the field on straight line
''00".nE OF the old fashioned variety
.H'a u finally chased Barrett across the
'. tr the first touchdown on thirteen
.NF when the period was only seven
H.'.- old. Barrett followed up his