New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Schoellkopf Field Dedicated
Fittingly to the Joy of a
Huge Crowd-Game
d Fast One.
by Telegraph 90 TIE TI,bune.l

Ithaca. y. Z. Oct with a steady
application of power that could not be
denied Cornell swept Williams back re-
lentlessly play after play on Schoell-
kopf Field this afternoon and tri-
umphed by score Of IS to 9.
This victory was the contribution of
the football squad TO the formal open
ing and dedication of the new grid
iron and training house.
Il would be hard TO have pictured a
more complete mastery Of one team
over another to-day than that which
the Ithacans had ovg Williams. Cor
nell was more than a match for their
opponents, and even toward the end of
the contest, when Sharpe had a whole
scrub team on the field, the Williams
eleven mad a hard time to hold Its own.
The game followed close upon the
dedicatory exercises OF the new ath-
lctic field and trarrng house, erected
in memory Of Henry Schoellkopf,
former Cornell football player and
coach. A record breaking crowd, esti-
mated at 1000 persons, turned out for
the game, but the weather vas any
thing but ideal, as rain fell soon after
the game had begun.
Soon after the kickoff Cornell got
the ball on its 42-yard line. On the
offensive the Ithacans resorted TO
simple. straight football, and with 1t
tie apparent difficulty soon had the ball
ON the Award line. Williams offered
no imposition, and Barrett went over
easily for the first touchdown and
kicked the goal.
" was in the second quarter that
Cornell made four Of the seven touch-
downs credited 10 the Red ana Nhl'e
team. Collins was periect r.adle ioI
the visitors and in series OF dastes
carried the ball almost singlehanced
from midheld over Williams terIl'oTy
finally going over for the second 'ou'"-
down. L.
Williams again lost the ball IN ms
oyvn territory from poor punt. when
went scarcely twenty-five yards, anu
Cornell Got the ball without an enort
on the 38-vard line. Even with ben
sitv IF fifteen yards. Cornell went
yushiny down the field, gaming ten 70
fr.een wards 1T a dash. The result
,,os arother touchdown by Barrett. a
blocked punt resulted in another touch-
fovp for the Red and Nhite wheh
Sb;veriok went over for touchdown
Tbs was soon after followed bv an,
othor nv Collins. The score al the enc
Of the first half was 80 70 D. u,.,
The rest between halves gave VIII
lama good start in the third quarter,
They nut I'D g crcditable defehce lot .
mile forcing Shiverick 70 punt FoI,
lard aicht the bail on his own ZV,yaru
1--we end bv clever lodging placed tne
Loii ON Cornells 35-yard hne. ms
,r, 81 e;yty-fvc Yards featured 'he
,are In the next play me eIeyehs
I,cJ mn m one corner OF me heIu'
ia,ia,t. ,vcrt over 70 the other COZ
No. and received splendidly directed
g,.,.,,,o,d from Pollard. and wen, "VS.
10 Inc Tor Williams lone taiiS' IL
W. ciovcr exhibition Of open play
in addition 20 being the ldeh.i|tsi y,".
which Oberlin used so succesSiui'S i"''
week -, "a
After this williams was held anc
,o.neged 10 punt. CornelIs o Iehsls'
t,ap n,, different aspect, and ohNet-
~ cont over for CornclPs only 'oueh-
Own m the third quarter. .....a
There had been several suos'its',ons
+, The Cornell line. among whien
eboct FOR Barrett. AZ The enc OF ~"
e,st half but when the last uuhIee'
star.cS Sharpe sent IN nine new NJ
49, an entire scrub comolh"lo"
faced Williams.