The sun., 1916-10-29
HARVARDROUTS
COR TEAM
BY23!TOOSCOR
Crimson Eleven Rises From
Mediocrity to Height
of Efficiency.
CASEY GAINS FAME
AS CAMBRIDGE STAR
Dy DANIEL.

Dy DANIEL. !
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct. 2s.-Out Of
the depths OF apparent mediocrity and
the doldrurhs of despair rose a new Hsr-
ward football team in the Stadium this
afternoon. Though unchanged in per-
sonnet, II was new In power and spirit.
ss II attained a height OF efficiency that
hurled back the much heralded Cornell
eleven by 20 to 0. 1t was not merely a
defeat for the Big Red Team from
l,haca-it was a thorough rout.
Twenty-Five. thousand persons looked
on in astonishmen, while eleven Harvard
units. still smarting under the sting of ,
defeat by Cornell last year n criti-
cIsm OF its play this season. assembled
themselves into n peerless machine.
While Harvard action became more and
more concerted and individual briiliancy
grew biiehter with the passing of every
play. the Cornell combination fell to
pieces. There was not a single factor
in football in which the Ithacans did not
fall fiom grace n suffer by comparison
with their conqucrors.
With substantially the same team. ex-
cept for Charley Barrett, that triumphed
last october by 10 to 0 over Eddie
Mahan and other famous players who
we're not on the field for the Crimson this
afternoon. Cornell was expected to have
little difficulty In repeating. Cornell
men wanted success badly. for only once
in eleven previous meetir,s had they
been able to carry the ball of Soldiers
Field.
score In Each Period.
u..,,, ,,u,o, ,u . . .~
,,nnt,h ,,.an ga 80" ~,
~. wv - p'.ue M eoa.
msri' in ,hs o,.n,nr n,,r,.r S.vsrai
.he .. y, ,Sa ,.m 80 unsss.,a
where Harvard had obtained II from a
rurt.
TIE second period saw the Crimson
score the first 81 it's trio OF ~touchdowns.
sitter both Robinson and Shiverick had
failed "a kick field goals. The touch
down WIS organized with n forward pass
from Casey 10 CHARLEY Coolidge at the
close Of the first quarter. Then CT me n
t.ly,ean Yard dash nv Casey for the
score Robinson failed 10 kick the goal.
ard I, was Q 10 q.
I, .be third ner;od Murray replaced
poti,.o, ,t nuar,orh,ck and hurled n
orvard mass 10 Casey which Melted six
,.cr va.ds and feotured a march Of
frty.,hreo rnrds for In, second touch
down Uoryeen had IN nlunp, only Two
,a-ds across TIE line and ,hon ':,ci.cd
ne co,I
TIa ,hi,a ,o,,h1ovr In III. t,al
r.riod was , nresan, and c,me as the
rI,,,ax ~ .a,i.s ~ na,,able fu,nhlss
nv Cornell nlayers After Speel had
,r,.rccr,ed a foru.rd mass on C0 uelrs
ward line. Haucke tumble and sweet.
,r ,e,avered Tive hall The Harvard
ma, hah n run or'v four Yards Tor n
,ou,bdou, M N,ino, tickad IN. goal
,ha, hrona,, ,h. ,n,,i IN IN %
~
oreen Team Achieve. Creatneu,
day the despair OF its coaches and tine
"nslt OF 'ew iia'eh anu a.
"g."tpisneu " eat Wy 70 aaord
r -. .o ~ or,ar Ice,
10 , 49,, o.'u ..ao. =" rr.,r,ovohiv
m u ~, .tse'"S 49,, ~
""s "a" INV. .,t.u,, ,.ar
= co,ian,,on -, "a ,id,ais as their tear.
,.n ,na,aa,a Ctori.s ~
a h,cuward "sasor n, Ito,var might
hoya ,,,,iaI ,ha I,ha,,rs tr,o a asnse ~
.oonr,. -, 80 har. ohao,u,eIv
; ur,.or ,an,,co,Iw for a h,g game
IN ,GI,,,on ,hcv sank into one Of
,ho vor.t eiu,,ns evor suffered nv a
Cor. III eleven In Tho stadium Repeated
s,t,cks -, fnuhliny wcrs the worst foes
IN CornelI,s chances for Harvard was
eve, an the oiert and made the most of
the rivals mistakes and slip ups. Hay-
Ing ,cyelled at the expense OF medioc-
r,,. Il, e.. ,ro,.ior, oames ,his season
and brought. face 10 face with an OBJ
poacnt ,ha. dcyeIoned surprisingly now
orfu, orrosition. both on attack and de-
fence. Cornell did not rise to the oc-
cslon. stage fright and its many
malcvolent allies accomplished what
ever little Harvard failed to attain
IN the undoing Of the biz Red combina-
ton.
shiverick Pleads In Vain.
Many = corro,, team has d~isapnoInted
b., ,o.dav's failure was said to be the
vo,s, ~ oonrd n, Ithac, Tima and
','-." ~ h1s ,arp'a Nd n,
several scattered occasions he succeeded.
lW always only for the nonce. Either
Harvard broke up the rally itself or Cor