New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-26

Knows not the feeling of defeat at
every Cornell player for twenty yeal
For three years this Cornell captains
has played leading part in Killing
~. Pennsylvania bogie, and the game
to-day was his browning effort. Here
are the salient facts:
Barrett scored eighteen of the TWEEN
ty.four points which made victory for
Cornell possible; Barrett intercepted
three forward passes and turned Penn
sylvanias strongest play into boom
srang. Barrett gathered in two on
side kicks, resurrected by the Quakers,
and turned them into his own use;
Barrett ran thirteen yards for one
touchdown and forty-three yards For
another; Barrett kicked three goals
from touchdowns and one from the
feld. All that remains is for Cornell
men TO build a monument TO his foot
ball memory.
Good Team Back of Barrett.
Back OF Barrett. however, this af-
ternoon was Shelton. the best end IN
the country. and team so well
coached and so we'll conditioned that 1t
we'll deserves that place at the top
earned by going through the season
without defeat and with 10 to VIC
tory over Harvard, among others.
1t may be said by some that the
eleven lacked the finish shown by the
Crimson in its last game, that the Of
fence was not so deceptive and not so
varied as that developed by Percy u.
Haughton. But Cornell won, and none
dare say that the attack did not carry
power and drive. with variety enough
TO meet eli requirements.
Few games have been played this
wear so full of thrills. Not moment
dragged for the crowd Of $4,000 r1en
: and women who jammed every inch Of
Z space around the chalk-marked field.
Something new, something unexpected
flashed almost every minute. The game
hung in the balance until the fourth
period, and even until the fourth period
was well along. And even then the
Ouakers fought back and for brief
time carried the fight into Cornell
territory. II was football that stirred
10 the depths. football that satisfied.
How Points Were Scored.
Cornell scored one touchdown in the
second period, when Barrett scooted
around Pennsylvania right end for
run Of 70 yards. and two IN the last
period. one BY Barrett on a brilliant
run Of SO yards, and one by Shiverick.
Barrett also dropped one goal from the
field in this period from the 40-yard
line after previously failing on three
others.
Pennsylvania scored one touchdown
in the second period, the way being
opened By a Cornell tumble, and two
well conceived and well executed for
ward passes. Williams plunged over
the points. The Quakers also added
three points on a drop-kick from the
22-yard line by Hawley, who had been
substituted for Hopkins at one END
man whose only experience was limited
20 part OF the Dartmouth game.
II must be recorded in passing that
the tumble Of punt by Captain Bar
yett was indirectly responsible for these
three points. while an error Of Judg-
ment by the same player was the
direct cause Of Hawley having chance
10 put his team in the lead, where II
STAYED until the third period was over.
The tumble by Barrett, one OF the
few made in remarkably clean cut
game, could have been atoned except
for the later blunder, as Hawley missed
his first shot at the goal, and Cor,
nell took the ball on its own lS-yard
line.
Where Barrett Blundered.
With less than minute 70 play, Bar
rett called for "a forward pass, ques-
tionsble az any time when so deep In
his own territory, but dangerous TO
degree under the situation which arose
when a long punt would have ended
any further chance for Pennsylvania TO
score. As IL was Rockefeller, who
played a brilliant defensive game for
Pennsylvania from end 10 end, inter
eepted the pass and charged back ~
Yards 20 Cornell's l4-yard line. with
not a second 20 waste, Hawley kicked
q goal on the first down and the hall
ended moment later before one line
lp could be completed after the kick
n.
Barrett more than made up for this
lip as the game progressed, but u Is
Emphasized here 20 show what might
have been and 20 prove that this man OF
many parts il human and makes mis-
taxes with the rest Of us.
For three periods Pennsylvania was
the equal Of Cornell IN everything eH-