New Britain herald., 1916-12-01
PENNSY BRUSHES
 B|G RED ELEVEN
32,OOO ROOterS Watch Cornell Get Battered and Bruised

Philadelphia, Dec. After three long years, lean hungry ones in which he was forced to see his ancient aviv- ' al from the shores of Cayuga clean the platter of everything except the crumbs of defeat, old William Penn stuffed himself on Cornell turkey here yesterday until his belt threatened to snap and he had to take a reel ind his trousers. Then he topped off the feast with a dance, weaving and N winding, twisting and turning, in. the mystic mazes of the sinuous serpen- tine dance all over Franklin Field
 Pennsylvania 23, Cornell 3-aptIy tells the story of who devoured tur- key and who ate crow. Well can William Penn forget theH failures of the past three years in the glorious triumph of yesterday. For With the exception of the first few seconds of play when a Cornell fiashy netted the Ithacans a field goai~theI Red and White, bruised, battered and broken, retreated in almost utter rout before the onslaughts of the Red and , Blue.
 i That Cornell field goal-a beautifulf | drop kick from the 3S yard line bJ | Fritz Shiverick-there at the first l throwing out of the sllirmsh lines was but as the drawing of first btooa with light jah by a boxer. Stung by the opening blow Penn reused it self to a fighting fury that would brook no denial and battered Corne1 from chalk mark to chalk mark and from one end of the gridiron to thd other.
 How Penn Scored. Following the Cornell score at the commencement of the fray Penn points piled out like apples rolling from a barrell. Before the first guar ter was over the Quakers had taken the lead with a touchdown by Ur1 quhart on long forward pass from Derr and a following goal from touch down by Berry. Tn the second perio6 Berry swelled Penn's total with a field goal from the 25 yard line.
 Tn the third quarter Henry Miller guardian of the Quakers' right flank broke through and blocked a Cornef punt on the 25 yard line of the Ithaj cans. A forward pass, Derr to Milleri put the ball within easy striking dis tance, and then Derr was catapulted over the line for the touchdown, Ber ry failing to kick goal. Later In thu l period Berry or Capt. Matthew's even the Penn players disagreed o lwho it was--blocked another C6rnel kick and the eternally vigilant and alert Miller swooped on the pigskil like a striking hawk and flashed across the sacred white goal line o the Ithacans for one more touchdowr Berry fattened the Penn score to 2 1 points by booting goal.
 Quaker Subs Shine.
 There was no scoring in the find period, but a substitute Penn bach field, given a chance by Coach Bi | Hollenbeck to win varsity letters, cI loose with the most savage and unre lenting offensive Penn shove throughout the afternoon. QuigleJ Williams, Ross and Bryant, as if i gratitude for being allowed to repro straight down the field from deep I the desme of the Red and Blue fal into the territory of the Red an White.
 But crushed, conquered and cowed 1 Cornell, hurt, humiliated and hum 1 bled by the successful asllies of tn Red and Blues second strong men in the shadow of the goal posts sn if own 2 yard line-braced into a stone wall defence and held for downs.
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