New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Ouakers Trim
Blue and White
Bv27 to Tally
Invaders Take Lisiless Game
From Local Col'esians
Before Crowd of 10000
Rv Rav Mccarthy

ne story e. lis:less. poorly played
Struggle that contained few thrills for
.;.bsr cheering section Pennsylvania
-ook command in the second quarter
,rd. sided by = few breaks and rne
,oor decision by the umpire, mad no
,-ouble n holding the lead to the end.
Aboa. 10000 people witnessed the en-
counter.
his no exaggeration 10 say that the
rsrdic. could have gone the other way
=, the locals had played any kind Of
football. Win the exception Of little
Csnspary the best man by far Colum-
5is had on tne fed; Harris. Mosczen-
ssi ard Galloway, the others might a.
veil have been sitting on the bench.
The othe-s 60. III the way OF the Penn
runaer or several occasions and de-
ls7ed the visitors II getting their tai
lies. but that was about al
Coach O'Neil has done his best to
.nDart football knowledge and has sue
.seded 10 remarkable extent. in our
op;nlon. But tre rules allow no coach
10 take part 2 the game also. There
ny N6S li4c - -'-'.N ~ Gil L4o44N4-
CAPPED.
riga. as well have been minus its ends
for all the tack.nE they did. In the
cpen or down nela the tackling was
extremely poor By these wings, and in
the line seldom I'D they even take o,sc
The interference The line was easily
fooled and slow 70 meet the charge Of
It's opponents.
Whitehall and Wrav Excel
Penn IN winning showed but little,
and unless i improves tremendously
before Thanksgiving Day it viii not
rave much chance Of beating Cornell.
Bu. abou- -ra stars in this fray. they
weren't all suffering from stage fright
Or anv means. For the winners. " hite-
aa and ReX Nray were nearly the
Tnole show, with Miller and Graves
ending an occasional hand, and on the
line. Thurman and Cochrane played
very well
As stated Canapary, Harris, Gallo
ray ard Nosczeuski played the whole
game for Columbia from beginning 10
near tie finish. 10 better individual
performance mas ben turned in on the
local grid.ron -nis fall than that given
BY Cana9ary yesterday. He carried the
ball wall, Vas 3 demon OF defense and
gave the ether runners splendid inter-
ference.
As j: was Columbia was holding the
visitors fairly we'll. and in the II d
quarter '-ocs ne offensive with 1 nice
overhead game, Harris shootin. fast
a1d accurate passes that sent the Red
s1c s.1e IN hurried ight to its To-
ard 80. from where Appelbaum wen.
7s- trt .ls- a. the locals were be-
.f7'rF 20 snow . Little Ighc and were
4-5el toward e rie. came decision
from - r'rrire tat changed the
N'e.' co7c .-N.ou c' The contest
srom 7ae 20-yard lire. Whitehall
led -2rg forward pass toward the
2, enc "ao was scamperlng TO get
-rasr ;Ae ball. Eccies, playing de-
asiFe raj, waa also in fisht of the
..e'asr and was even closer to it tran
is PEN player. Az length the Red
ili : Tue lersered man. I'm reaching for
is -@@taer ,repe1 and fell over
sees VINO was also leaping 10 knock
'9Vn 'ae bail. THE pass vas grounded
las ll-y@r1 line and - that point
vas gwen 20 Perm
Poor Decision Proves Costly
We suppose the urplre made this de-
.'teA lor itnert renee on the part Of
-c'4es, o1, e id not look as if there
1 '@S any more interference on the Co.
~o-s ma par- taen t5ere was on
1 feaI aver SIDE in preventing
~ -ocai -so trou getting 20 the bal
- is7 .re1 only rw0 plays for Penn
Aasf touchdown. Wnitehil carr
'aa p- The p1iladel 0hians got
j ,.s' .fs 7ocre .- similar manner.
''a he1 and b.ne receiver was run
4 ag % eo- rraer the pass. but he
4 -''7r On 90 near the aa . for Cana
,1f, SER him spraw ng along the
s'--c In this case Penn rIghtfully
~ gife1 tre BAL on the yard
~ IRON where It went over, White
~. carrying ne ball
4 mat happened enor.lv after the
'ss' o. ire second period During the
~ q1a-ter .re teams battled on even
i ~Eas tVarv tle Penn reared the
H.moa g-al .e he locals defense
-1snsd a-l t~o visitors were forced
4 Xxx 4.er caue the -econd period
/ ~ peaa.fy for Interfering with rhe
,.'"sld pars receiver and Penn's
4 sscadown.
4 Penn Starts Rushing
4 Near the cloee of .he period Penn
4 f. under uag, and employing the
/ gs.smaa e,f. w.th Wal,enil and
q ...s: err ng tfe bail and varying K
f pa "4tr N~ay hitting of tackle
81 fis.ior- Carried The cal % the 20
81 sN INC from inidfeld From there
81 na5;sas.! threw pass % the end, VINO
n ssa, % tre lo-yard llre. Miller then
.@'lsd ard Columbia recovered
,1.'s' u a-'era ping - punt received
~ p arc 'ead ~ holding the
= }e<ea p " ar1 tried TO punt
- "A partly u.ocxeG and vent
80 On nc Z0-rard l3ne Pushes
~a.er "ray ane WnltcniN carried
.fsf ,er tre second ecore.
re rrt oer,cd Columbia toof
4eH-f", aa1 on the Nrst pay iron
fNa l-ser6 lae Harris lct driv'
~ ~ - Can4pary, who vent t
'c 'ffore ne was thrown. AT
..'@sze % p.ots followed and then {
,.e " more pavses. Harris 70 kccle'
-. Haf' 70 pa.oyn. brought the bal
-'f-t '3 iine. rom where Appel
~ ar "re rgu, carried y 70 th'
fafa are. On we ne1t play n
a ~ pYes l>r Col4rooIa's only touch
rsas ~h and final score va
-re asl ocf.>d ~ Wray, VII
n r.. - afo "rTt "iEf- Jd' "
"a 'hs sf'f Iwo forward passcs
E3 ~ y p Dravct eanoied Penn .
Ha 80 fran m4dtcid % She cignt
Ea nc .>sf previous 70 TINS score.
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