Evening star., 1933-12-01
)HILADELPHIA, December lin
. their annual pageant here be-
fore $4,000 cheering spectators.

Cornell and Pennsylvania kept
the balmy air of Summer-like day
full of flying foot balls. When the bat
tie ended Cornell was on top. 20-l2.
Of the five touchdowns scored no less
than four were delivered by airmail
thrusts. Cornell scored her third and
decisive touchdown along the ground
with a running attack that cracked
through the Red and Blue defense for
a march of 48 yards before Switzer
dived across the line.
After a slow numbering start through
most of the first period, the contest
suddenly turned into swirl and sweep
of motion that kept the $4,000 non
combatanst in constant uproar. There
were times when the rapid-flre pace.
largely through the steamy air, had the
crowd dizzy watching the aerial display.
Deep backward passes suddenly
turned into deeper forwards,
mixed in with laterals. until the
ball at times seemed to be flying
around the field like large
brown bird.
Cornell struck first near the end OF
the opening period with an intercepted
pass on Pennsylvania's 40-yard line.
Then the Cornellian parade was under
wav. Switzer broke loose for l5-yard
dash to Penns 25-yard line and about
two PLAYS later he faxed another run
and then whipped a pass to Goldoas
who took the ball completely un-
n,olested or harried as he galloped IL
wards for the touchdown. F'erraro
kicked the goal.
Ouakers Quick on Rebound.
TN NO way discouraged, Penn came
bustling back. Her first broadslde
Il was Don Kenett's 30-yard return OF
a Cornell punt, fine 15-yard run by
Shanahan. another forward, and then a
double forward combination from Lewis
to Kellett TO Shanahan, with the last
named poised and waiting back OF the
Cornell goal. The try for goal was
blocked and that's where pennsylvania S
trouble started.
Once again Cornell gave up her run
another interception gave Cornen ner
second chance. This time SWltzer
heayed a long, winding spiral to Wal
lace on beyord the final guardian IN IN
,, red and blue, and Wallace sprinted ~
wards for the score, with Ferraro again
kicking the goal.
At this point, with less than two
minutes left before the half ended,
Penn came ripping back with the most
spectacular turn of the afternoon
Starting from her own l4-yard line
Pennsylvania reached midfleld on two
passes, forwards and laterals WORKED
together. Then long pass settled INTO
the arms of McCracken. and with
Brown blocking. the two started 1or
Cornell's goal They looked to be on
to a sure count with only one Cornell
defender left, the alert Switzer. Brown
failed to get his man out OF the Ioao
and McCracken was forced out, just Iu
yards from glory.
Pennsylvania had Travelled 78 yards
in about three plays, but the half enoeo
at this point
Penn Blows Chance to Tie.
oORNELL counted for the third
IL time in the third period with a
~ running assault led by Swltzer,
Goldbas and Frederick. The Cornelllan
attack suddenly struck along the turf
It drove forward with such combined
speed and power that Just nine plays
were needed to send Switzer across the
Red and Blue line, with the Corneli
cheering section in an old-fasmoned
tumult and Gil Dobie almost forced into
smile.
A long pass from Kellett to Shana-
han concluded 66-yard counter attack
by Pennsylvania as Shanahan made q
brilliant catch over the Cornell line with
big Red defender also scrambiing Tor
the ball.
Penn again missed her chance
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