The Washington times., 1922-12-02

Aave leen showed under.
While everything 10 covered with
4loom 90 far as the University OF
Pennsylvania student body is con.
eerned. yet there are many old-timera
~ the Quaker seat of learning that
Nhtained some satisfaction out OF
liz fact that their representatives
mpwed q brand Of fighting spirit
WAt was magnificent to witness.
Cornell had an offense that would
nAve. gained against any outfit In
~ country. The lads from Ithaca
fAn hard and fast. They had to be
-eut down" before they were stop.
II was no arm tacklins by Penn
that halted them within the shadows
a the Red and Blue goal posts. It
Yas true fighting spirit. the sort
t4At has made the Quakers a factor
many pas tgridiron seasons.
Il speaks well for what Il in
otoro for the Phlladelphians next
yeas. We look to see the Keystone
Matters fight for the championship
crown. next season. They have the
qghting spirit and the material
dSwn at QuakertOwn. They arN
>n the football ladder.
= Giimour Dobie is certainly a great
ebotbali mentor. His teams play the
eort Of festive football that Is inspir-
ing to watch. Every man has duty
% perform and what 10 more, none
MI their coach in the business-like
way they carry It out.
III
Dobie's team as a perfect machine
ye are going to differ with these
tn1ividuals.
"A machine does mechanical work.
u does no thinking. Any one who
has watched the present Corn I
tlevsn in action knows full well that
they are a brainy lot Of players.
Yor this reason we are going to
srAnegress from the usual path taken
BY. football critics and call the Cor.
uell team q finely balanced and
Thoroughly coached outfit.
They play smart football. The
sort that Dobie is famous for in
strncting. All hail to the SILENT
Cir from Ithaca. He placed him.
AL In the topmost position Of men,
His work Of giving Cornell two un.
bsAten teams In a. many years 10 an
Accomplishnent that II going to
MAKE the other coaches shoot high
Ct next season.
E0die Kaw played his last col.
lee game Of football. We hope
thAt the Cornell leader will lay
away his moleslGins In camphor
- Be taken out only to help In.
tefuct his alma mater or some
Sther college eleven. His playing
- t0o spOrtsmanlike to have him
eAko TO the professional style Of
0anSe.
Kaw 10 q credit to the game. He
has developed into one Of the great.
~ backs Of all time under the
eaIable handling Of Gilmour Dobie.
Ms closing game was a. fine an
e0hib1tton a q back could be asked
q, rive. Pennsyivania covered the
4tnAca leader we'll during the after.
19Qn.N However, they were not
y9fchful enough to keep him from
Oetinguishing himself.
He was the man that Cornell gave
me ball to when the two yards for
nf1t down" were wanted. Kaw Gov.
efed himself with glory in the way
HAT he played offense and defense.
4e earned for himself q position ON
NE All-American eleven.
Gxperts went to Philadelphia to
- II Dobis had any defense. We
4eel certain In stating that the team
from Ithaca showed a sparkling de.
f4hse, Penn only made one first
16wn from rushing. A couple Of
efhSrs were made but they came
ABOUT through penalties or forward
r6eses. -t
The Cornell team was alert and
ut In their charge. The line
r1Aysd ~ fine . first line Of defense
~ We have witnessed all year.
Ali In al II was Q fine game In
~vtfy way % far - Cornell was con-
oefnsd. Pennsylvahia had the salts
Action Of seeing their rsprsssnta-
tivo4 fight hard to stall off q one.
sl1ed vtotory.
GARRY BoWLERs TRIM