The New York herald., 1922-11-05
CORNELL SMOTHERS
COLUMBIANS, Sc TOO
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would have added extra counts but for
the fact that Koppisch was successful
in his tackles. Both times Kaw was
leading Koppisch ten TO fifteen yards.
bur the New Yorkers' leader overcame
the advantage and Ndowned his man.
Roderick, as has already been mem
toned. was also responsible for Blue
and White gains from time to time He :
threw his forward masses we'll. but usu-
ally no Columbia man was at the re-
ceiving end. What overhead attack the
visitors did bring into play was more o.
less unsuccessful Buck" O'Neill had
his team use couple of new things to-
day. Instead of calling signals. rhs
players held a confab before each play
was executed. Columbia had never
done this before so far this season An
other play that BUCK O'Neill had been
stressing during the secret practice OF
the last couple of weeks was put TO usa
fo- the first time this year. That was
the lateral pass.
The Columbia line may as well have
been a paper wall as the local forwards
had no difficulty making holes for their
smashing backs, who plunged through
and dragged their tacklers five yards
before being finally downed. Eddie
flScneT well on Lile IuSil iilc
the early part OF the game. but toward
the end the gruelling drive OF the Red
juggernaught finally told on him. He
had to bear the brunt OF the work on
the line. Lou Gehrig also did well in
his new place at guard, but it became
necessary to put him in the backfield
during the second half. Brodil who had
been playing at guard until the depar-
ture of the team for F'reeville Thursday
night. was shifted over TO center with
the hope of strengthening the losers
rush line.
Kaw First "a score.
Toward the beginning of the first
period Columbia and Cornell appeared
to be evenly matched and accordingly
took part in a kicking duel. Gehrig
lifted some remarkable punts for the
Blue and White, while Kaw's kicking
was also a feature. Gehrig booted one
to Cornells 35 yard line and the ire
pressibe Kaw started the big tallyirs
by running for the first score through
n broken field Hanson kicked the fret
of his seven successful lifts from place
ment. and the score was Cornell. Z;
Columbia, 0.
After the kickoff Canapary or Co
lumbia ran to his own 30 yard line.
Kaw intercepted forward pass on the
next play and streaked to the II yard
line. where he was tackled by Koppisch.
After several thrusts at the line Kaw
went through left tackle FOR his second
score and Hanson successfully kicked
from placement.
Three plays after the second period
started Pfann went around right end
for forty three yard dash to the Wis
itors' 10 yard line. He was finally
tackled by Koppisch Two plays later
Ramsey shot off right tackle for the
third touchdown and Hanson added the
extra counter.
Within couple Of minutes the Ith-
acans opened up with q forward passing
attack. After a couple OF successful
lunges at the Blue and Whites for
ward wall Pfann scored on q short toss
from Kaw. Although three Columbia
taclslers were directly in his path ard
Burt had his arms about the Cor
nellian, he went the couple OF yards
that separated him from another Red
tally. The extra point came after tie
usual fashion, with Hanson Kicking
LuII In Scoring.
No more scoring was done during the
second period and IL was, not until the
third stanza was about five minutes old
that another touchdown was made.
After a steady advance down the field
Pfann plunged through the line for
four yard gain and a score.
Pfann scored again couple OF min
utes later. Gehrig's kickoff was run
back to the Cornell S5 yard line. and on
a crisscross play. Pfann to Kaw, the
latter ripped off thirty-fve yards. being
tackled by Koppisch. who was ten yards
behind Kaw when he got going. After
several line plays Ramsey advanced the
pigslSin to the yard line. following
twenty-five yard pass from kaw To
Pfann. Pfann went through for 'he
sixth touchdown an6 Hanson Kicked
goal, making the score 42-o.
Having been forced to their own goal
line, the Columbians attempted to get
out of the danger zone on a boot BY
Gehrlg Kaw scooped up the oval on
the 40 yard line and ran for touch
down.
With the score now only one point
shy of fifty counters the fourth period
began. Roderick received Hauson's
kickoff and ran back 10 his own 30 yard
line. A Columbia lateral pass was
fumbled. but Roderick recovered and
gained Ave yards. Ramsey got on FOR
a long run from midneld. crossing the
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Roderick. After three line plays Gale
son made first down for the victors nv
couple of inches and Ramsey went
through for touchdown-the last one
Of the day---from the yard line. Sund-
strum. a substitute. kicked from place
ment in the absence Of Hanson. who had
been taken out. and the score was Cor
nell 56, Columbia 0.
Dobie started sending In his subs
generously. but even they were too
strong for the Columbia team. the
strength OF which had been pretty well
sapped ythis time. Once the Blue and
White got within twenty yards OF
score. but the attack was not sustained
enough TO tally. The Cornell second
and third string players were not able
TO add further to the score.
The lineup:
Cornell (5G). Columbia CO).
Henderson. 80. Left end. ...... .Blllinesey
Hanson. Left tackle. e.....s... .Strelch
Flynn. Left guard. .Meyer
Richards. .......s.. Center $500 's',Ivunnl
Rollo. ........., Right guard. ......... .Gefrl u
Sundrtroni. 49,. Right tackle. .4..... .Elscfer
Ciouinlock. ...... Right end......... Johnson
Pfann. ........ Quarterback ........., Burt
kaw (Capt) Left halfback. Koppisch Ccaptt
Ramsey. $50. Right halfback. Canupary
Post............. Fullback ....... .RodericN