New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-30
Bob FoLDeNs Men Haze
Walkouer in Last Game
Dr.. Shapes Ithacans Do
Well in First Period,
but Then Wilt
Bv Louis Lee Arms

OX LOUIS Lee ENAlAAo
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29,-In thelr
.,,pal game Pennsylvania defeated
ro,nell on Franklin Field to-day by the
600 Of 81 TO 0. The victory consti-
,,ted the twentieth that has been won
- the Red and Blue in twenty-six years
A. football rivalry between the two IN
stitutions. e.,
FOlwelTs gladiators entered the lists
,onbeavy favorites, yet they were out
vsyed every minute Of the FIRST quar-
or which ended a scoreless tie.
Penn Men Get Break
Then in the second period the little
on Of Penn got the "break' which
,sey have learned to seize so ayidly.
ulIer clutched a blocked punt and ran
..If way down the field for a touch
down. and Cornell began TO wilt. ne
sitting became 2 chaotic debacle IL
,be fourth period, when FolwelFs war
,iors scored almost at Will and liked
an and down the field under cover OF
long forward passes and sweeping END
runs.
Cornell carried the fight TO Penn in the
srst quarter. and three times brought
ne ball within striking distance OF the
Penn goal. On each occasion tolwell's
line became taut as q barrlcade OF
wire. and Hoffman, who sent three coll
ING kicks of his toe, one from Penns
l5-yard line, was unequal to the emer-
gency.
But in the second period the COM
plexion of the game underwent q sud
den change. Play had been resumed IN
midfeld and the ball was Penn's. Berry
reeled Of seven yards for the first I'M
posing Penn gain of the day. Penn on
Inc next play drew l5-yard penalty
for holding and then tried triple pass
that failed to gain. Berry punted TO
Nethercott, and Cross. Of Cornell,
broke away for a 3O-yard dash, almost
evading Bell. who stood between him
and q touchdown. Cornell tried fUtilely
three times 20 turn PENIS left wing
and Hoffman dropped back to punt.
Maynard Blocks Kick
Maynard busted through and blocked
the kick, and the ball bounded far to
the left, with the players Of both
sevens racing madly for II. Leading
the pack was Captain Heinie Miller,
playing his last game for Pennsylvania.
HIS red head glinted in the sun Ike a
battle orisamme, and he grabbed the
trembling pigskIn on Cornells 3J-yard
hne.
Penn players Owed under the pursu-
ing Ithacans and Miller ran clear path
10 the goal, being tackled at the eX-
IRENE right of the field. Berry punted
out and then kicked goal, and the score
vas 20 o.
This unexpected disaster took the
starch out of Cornell. In the play i'm
med!ately following there was 10 be
discerned the willing tendency which Is
the chemistry Of mind. Up 70 the time
Miller broke loose Cornell had been
playing Penn of her feet, but though
the Big Red tried CALAMITY TO get back
on the swash-buckling stride that had
characterized her work in the first
period and a half, it was impossible.
Penn took Miller's play as atomic and
swiftly moved the ball down the field
again until Berry stood on Cornell's
20-yard line in the simulative posture
for a kick. Cornell believed he was
going 10 kick, and that aided Berry, for
he turned and shct long forward pass
into the arms Of Bell, who had run lar
10 the left " the field and was almost
a. the Ithacans' goal line. Straus took
the ball over with one OF his battering
lunges al the Crimson line. Bell
dropped the punt out, and the score was
Is 10 c.
Hoffman Saves Cornell
The period ended with no further
scoring. but with FOlwelPs machine
jaunty and at the top Of its stride. In
The third period Cornell was saved b.
the dynamic toe Of Hoffman. Three
times ne lined out kicks, the longest
for ffty-hve yards and the shortest
Forty.
The fourth period began with the
ball on Correll's 29-yard line, On the
first play Light plunged through Cor
1nelps porous left wing, evadeG the mad
clutches Of the Big Reds secondary
and threw OF Nethercott As he fell
over the Cornell line. IL was the
prettiest bit Of stepping Of the day.
Berry cracked out q goal and the score
vas 20 20 o.
Cornell after that play never could
find herself. Berry. Bell, Miller and
Straus began cycle of'double and for
ward passes and cyclouic plunges
through Cornell's line and around her
ends that worked the ball 20 the Cor
nell lO-yard line. Berry liked around
ls-s and 20 the Big Reds vineyard line
and then smashed through for another
touchdown. also kicking q goal.
Cornell kicked OF and on the second
play Bell sailed line forward pass 70
Miller, Who galloped twenty-five yards
dowuheld. Penn began anew her shift
ing. mercurial attack and at the To-
yard line Berry again broke free
around Eisenbrandt and gave CornelIs
secondary an exciting race ~ he rushed
on % z touchdown. again kicking goal.
With but seyera! minutes 20 play
Penn resumed its parade through and
over DR., Shapes proteges and, stand
ing on the 20-yard line with time about
70 be called, Berry raised a drop-kick
between the upr!ghts for the final
score Of the game.
In all Penn made twenty-one first
{ downs 20 Cornel's FIVE. In the final
three periods Of PLAY the Ithacans made
their distance but once.
In total Penn gained 29l yards from
serimmage and Cornell l05. OF the
Penn total eighty-three yards were
I turned In on forward passes, sixty
three yards coming in the final period.
In The fourth period Penn gained III
yards Cornell made eight yards IN
the second half.