The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Columbia penaIIned.

Columbia PenalEzed.
During the rema inde- . the quarter
Penn had the ball in its possession most
of the time but the Quaker attack had
not yet attained its full power and was
not sustained. When the quarter ended
Columbia had the ball on its own ~
yard line. Resumng after the short
rest Columbia was unable TO make any
Impression against the opposing line ami
Harris puntod TO WraY- who after run
back OF fifteen yards was downed on CO.
lumbia's 47-yard line From that point
came Penn's first successful advance.
A forward pass, Whitehill to Wray, net
ted eighteen yards TWO plunges off right
tackle by Whitehlll earned another first
down and the bah was on Columbia
l9-yard line. The next forward pass
failed, but on account OF Illegal inter-
ference with the receiver Penn was given
the ball on Columbia'S 7-yard line.
Wray gained five yards on an end run
and on the next plunge went hurting
across the goal AHe for the first touch
down. Wray kicked goal and the score
was 10.
Not long after the opening score Har-
rjs was forced to punt within the
shadow of hts goal line. The ball was
blocked by Thurman. who recovered 1t
after chasing lit across the Columbia
goal but the touchdown was not al
lowed. as Penn was offside on the play.
The ball was brought back and Harms
punted out of danger. Soon after Penn
marched all the way from Its own 10
yard line to Columbia's 10 yard line,
aided by two forward passes and Mil
ier's powerful plunges through the line
With a touchdown in sight, however,
Penn was stopped by an untimely fun
BILE that Columbia recovered. bad
t-a a6ffanalIad Harris Ia
hurry his punt on the second play fol-
lowing, and his punt, partially blocked,
went out of bounds only ten yards from
where the ball had been put into play.
Here again was an opportunity Tor
Penn. This time the Quakers made the
most OF il. Wray got off one Of his daz-
ziing end runs that advanced the ball
fifteen yards, and Sawyer carried the
pigskin over the goal line on the second
rush. The half ended shortly after that
with the score 40. and the Columbia
undergraduates skeptical but still hope
full.
After the ball had zigzagged for
few minutes after the opening OF the
third period Columbia finally had the
ball on its own 80 yard line. Moszczen-
ski ploughed through centre for five
yards. Columbia began calling on the
forward pass with a vengeance. The
first fling. Harris to Eccles. was good
for gain of eighteen yards, the CO.
lumbia back almost getting clear OF the
field. Then came another from Harris
TO Pulleyn. which the latter snatched
out OF the air on PENIS II yard line,
the play earning nearly thirty yards
The Blue and White stands by this time
were in an uproar, the rooters reused to
football frenzy blythe promise OF a
touchdown. Moszczenski made only two
yards on the next play, but Applebaum
carried II around right end for fourteen
and only one yard more was needed for
score. This was made by Applebaum
on the next plunge. and Columbia was
very much in the game again. with the
score only 14--7 in PENIS favor
How the tide shifted after that. how
an infraction Of the rules regarding in
reference with the receiver of a for
ward pass gave Penn an opening for
another touchdown and how Penn's at
tack gained in power. after that as Co.
iurroia's defence and offence weakened
has been told. Many substitu.ions were
made on both sides during the remainder
OF the contest, but the tussle continued
spectacular because of the open game
employed The ball rarely left PENIS
possession after that. and when II did
only for few brief moments.
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