New Britain herald., 1921-11-25
CORNELL EASILY i BEATS PENNSY
Warmers Newly Arranged Team
 Springs Big Surprise

Philadelphia Pa. NAy. 25.-Thc most powerful Cornell t--.,u that has come out Of Ithaca since 1915 threw tradition history and am aged Jin& 10 the winds yesterday at>--noon and crushed Pennsylvania In the mire of Franklin Field by the score of Il 10 u. pennsylVauia's contact with the mud was literal too, for tho teams hattlcd on a field that began modcstly as c marsh and ended lip as fair imita- ton Of a lake. A steady rain fell dur ing the game and forced 25,000 spec tators to find refuge under umbrellas and newspapers.
 In such a dismal setting PcnnsyJ- vania suffered its worst defeat since the series with Cornell began, back in 1893. CT the 2S contests, including yesterdays, Cornell has won only 5, Pennsylvania =, and 1 was tied at 9 to c, But none Of Cornelrs previous four triumphs was by such q rcsound- ing margin as that of yesterday the nearest parallel being the 21-O setback of 1913, which falls 20 points short of the total that Gilmour Dobic's 1921 team rolled up.
 With the exception of the 0-0 tie, yesterday also was the first time that Pennsylvania has failed 10 score in the tWentY-eight games Of the series. All Of which is a fair index to the Cornell victory today one of the few that the Tthacans have been able to win on the Franklin Field gridiron, In other years good Cornell elevens have lost to inferior Pennsylvania teams, but such thing as jlnx meant nothing in the life of this hard hitting, fast-runninE aggregation, that boasts of the highest points in the East this season.
 kaw Dazzling Back.
 Cornell had everything that q good team should have except the forward pass and by mutual consent the aerial attack was kept out of the football category on such an afternoon. In Raw they produced the best Red and White back since the dazzling Barrett and one of the best offensive players in the East. Lechler and Olney tore Pennsylvania's line apart as if it were of himsiest paper. The forwards were big and fast-charging, opening up holes through which q pony and car could have been driven. Superb in terference, hard tackling and clean handling of the ball completed the as sortment And all this, let it be re membered, came on a field ankle deep with slimy, clinging mud.
 The lineup:
 CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA Cassidy .......,........ Ertresyaag
 Left end
 Hanson .....,......,...., COchrane
 Left tackle
 Brayman ............... Sutherland
 Left guard
 Brayton ....,..,........... Dern
 Center
 Jones ..,,...........,,, Hume
 Right guard
 Dodge ...... ...-........ Thurman
 Right tackle
 Munns .'.,.......,....,. Grave
 Right end
 Pfann ....,.,..,....... Wral
 Quarterback
 kaW ,..,.....,.,..... Miller
 Left halfbaCk
 Ramsey ..,............... GrovC
 Right halfback
 Lechler .....,.,..,....... HamcI
 Fulback
 SCORE BY PERIODS. Cornell ...........14 13 ' 7-4 Pennsylvania ...... 0 0 0 O. Touchdowns -Eaw (5), Lechler Goals fro mtouchdowns- Hanson CN Dodge CD,
 Substitutions-C Cornell: Sundstrun for Hanson, Davidson for Dodgc Gouinlock for Munns, Olncy for Lcch Ter. Pennsylvania: Pendleton fo Cochrane, bay for Dern, Graf fo Hume, Reckus for Graf, Genther fo Sutherland, Grcenwait for Grave, Sul livan for Grecnwatt, Grave for SuIi van, Foley for Grave, Wittmer fo Miller, Naher for Grove, McAnnall for Maher, Grove for McAnnally, Bj ben for Grove, Whitehall for Bibor Krall for Whitehall VogeIin for Ha CT, Langdon for NoEaliu, llamer fo Langdon.
 Referco-O. P, Cutts Harvard. ! m pire--D. W. Mcrriman, Geneva. I'ioj judgc-C X. Reed, Springfield. Lines man-C, C. EcEDcs W and J. Tim