New-York tribune., 1914-11-27

score read - 10 10. II took dnshing
run Of hfty-fvc yards by Barrett TO
again turn the tide.
After Russell had kicked OF for
Pennsylvania and Barrett had puntod,
not one of his best, Cornell was pc
nalized fifteen yards the SIKH penalty
by the way which gave the Quakers
The ball on Corncll's 40-yard line, and
they scored a touchdown in eight plays.
The first Of what TO the men from
Ithaca was a mystifying pass netted
ffteen yards for Pennsylvania, Avery
To Hopkins. and then Moifet single
handed hammered out eleven yards in
four plunges at the line. The Cornell
forwards broke up the next two plays,
but a double pass much on the Yale
style. Rockefeller 10 Avery, then for
ward pass 20 Merrill for fourteen
yards, scored a touchdown Russell
missed an easy goal after the punt out.
The Quakers. seeing victory in sight,
came right back and took the lead.
Barrett kicked Of for Cornell, and
after two plays Avery got q long punt
TO Cornel's 2O-yard line Then came
bad play, which showed the danger
OF making forward passes deep in ones
own territory. Shuler tried to shoot
the ball 10 O'Hearn. but sent 1t out
Of bounds on his own iiyard line,
which gave the Quakers another chance
20 strike. A forward pass, Avery to
Hopkins, for nineteen yards, two short
rushes and another forward pass, Av-
cry 10 Combs, for twelve yards, planted
the ball pretty close 10 the Cornell
goal posts. and after Avery had been
thrown for two-yard loss he again
resorted 10 the overhead route and
hurled an accurate pass directly over
the centre of the line 10 Koons. who
fell over for a touchdown directly be-
tween the posts. This time Avery
missed the goal. but the score was u
to IL. IN favor of Pennsylvania.
Then came a PLAY .ha. cost the Quak-
ers dearly. E4sse.i twice sent the ball
ont of bounds from the kickoff. which
gave 10 70 the Cornell men on their own
i0-yart line, and punt soon sent II
deep into Pennsylvania territory. A
penalty for o.3eido sent the Quakers
i've yards further back. and when Av-
cry prnted from his own goal line
Bartctt caught the ball near the centre
of the field and ran nfty-tve yards for
touchdown. aided by his own speed
and ciusivcHess and by some effective
interference. The Cornell men in the
stands simply went wild when Barrett
kicked the goal. Cornell was once
more in the lead. this time by a score
Of = 20 -. The period ended a min
ute later
Fourth Period.
The fourth period was largely a rep
80 e l.. . MI 60 49,
the lighting most o. the time The
Pennsylvania running attack could not
make ground from the centre OF the
field. and Avery resorted 10 n punt,
the ball rolling over the goal line. Bar
rett soon returned the punt and the
Quakers, taking the ball w their own
3O-yard line, started another forward
pass attack, which netted 90 yards, in
terspersed with short line plunge
here and there. Then when things
looked brightest for the Red and Blue
forward pass went out OF bounds,
giving the ball TO Cornell on its own
l5-yard line.
This was followed By march down
the field 20 the lt-yard line of the
Quakers I'm which Collins did the bulk
OF the work. lie jumped through a
hole of tackle for one run OF 20 yards,
only 10 be stopped by Merrill with q
clear field. lie was aided to some eX-
tent by Phillippi, but just when the
PennsylvanIa defence was being ripped
apart another damaging penalty OF -
Yards against Cornell checked the ad-
vance and Barret; missed a drop-kick
at goal.
Then the Quakers made their last
stand and again the forward move was
the medium. They got away two, one for
Is yards and one for 9, but a third
was smothered for a loss Of 10 yards,
and two more failed, so that Cornell
took the ball on downs on Pennsyl-
vania's 40-yard line. II looked like
poor generalship for the Quakers 20
use a forward pass on the fourth
down instead of a punt and in any
case il worked 10 the advantage Of
Cornell. as the men from upstate
p,oughed their way right down the
field for their third and last touch
down.
Collins again was the medium. He
Jumped through an opening off tackle
for one run Of % yards and then
short plunges Of from one TO five COW
cred the rest Of the distance until
Phillippi crashed over i'm spite Of
game and desperate stand by the
Quakers. Barrett kicked the goal, the
score read - to - and the game end
ed three plays later. as Shuler inter-
cepted a forward pass from Avery.