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ITHACA JOXJKNAL-NEWS; FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1323 EIGHT? AMATEUR SPORTS PROFESSIONAL Cross Country Football Boxing Bowling i Gridiron Battle, 14-7 Cornell's 27-varrt Itn. Patterson hit left tacklo for four Defeats Penn Quakers Check Cornell Fighting ftTarsity's Attack; yards and a Dret aown on renn oi-yard line. A forward pass, Patterson to Pfann, gained nine yards. Robb replaced Westgate for Penn. Prann hit right tackle for three yards and another' first down, Just aa the period ended.

Score; Cornell, Penn, O. Fourth Period. Schearer replaced Coleman and McGinley replaced Dewhirst for Penn. Pfann hit left tackle for 2 yards. On the next play Patterson fumbled and Sorenson recovered for Penn on his own 24-yard line.

Robb dropped McGraw's perfect forward pass. Another forward pass thrown by McGraw grounded. McGraw punted to Patterson on Pfann Outstanding Star Aerial Attack Leads to Itha-cans' Two Touchdowns Fumbles Costly Contest Witnessed By 57,000 Who Jam Franklin Field (By Staff Correspondent Philadelphia, Not. 30. Cornell made it 24 straight yesterday, manag- lnr tn Iitfii ill i hh'i il I'lii 1 fwr BAXTER'S third consecutive year but only after a desperato battle with Penn that made, alt of the other games of the season seem like so much child's play.

The score "was 14 to 7. The Penn eleven was at least 50 per cent better than in any other game this year. The Big Red team got away to a beautiful start by scoring a touchdown In the first seven minutes of play on a pretty forward pass, but after that the Red and Blue offered a heroic defense, fully as effective and sometimes more desperate than that which held the Ithacan3 to a low score last year; a courageous, surprising defense, which coupled with two bad fumbles, slowed down the Dobie machine and at times compelled Cornell to fight desperately in her own territory. As It was the Big Red team won a fine victory over her time honored rival and to Cornellians wh' have trekked down to Franklin Field for many weary years only to have their high hopes dashed and be compelled drink the bitter cup of defeat any victory over Pennsylvania is worth while. Yet it cannot be denied that the Cornell eleven, victor over Colgate, Dartmouth and Columbia and rated as one of the really great teams of the past gained no especial prestige by today's victory.

There seemed to be some thing lacking in fire and dash. There was of course no suggestion of physical overtraining. The team played through 60 minutes of gruelling football with only one substitu tion; yet there was lacking at times tha cnstniniTiS' nnnch. While the Itha- cans were cool, business like and de ward pass play Coleman tossed Pfann for a 21-yard loss. Pfann pnnted to Mc-Grw on Penn's 35-yard line and he ran the ball back 7 yards.

Thomas-made 7 yards through left tackle on a reverse. Thomag added a of ricrht tnrkla Mcfifaw aAded a yard at right tackle. McGraw hit right tackle for 1 yard. Pfann tried to rusn the ball for the foot necessary for a first down, but McGraw was stoppcu urfttintit rain nt rieht tackle, giving Cornell the ball on downs on the Itha cans' 48-yard line. Patterson hit right 'ackle for three yards.

Wittmer was hurt on the play. wjHmor rpsiimwi rjlav. Penn was penalized five yards' for offside on the previous play. A lateral pass, Piann to rauerson, rrofnpd 22 vafda. McGraw stopping the Cornell Pfann hit right tackle for two yards.

On the next play a Cornell back fumbled, but. a lineman recovered for a yard loss. Pfann's forward pass grounded. McGraw intercepted Pfann's second forward chuck on Pcna's 10-yard line and ran the ball back five yards. McGraw, on a fake kick lormauon, gained barely a yard at lert end.

Thomas made two yards at right tackle, just as the period ended. Score: Cornell, penn, u. Second Period. McOraw nunted to Cornell's 37- vnrrl linn, where Westeate nut the ball to earth. McGraw stopped Pfann after a two-yard gam around ienn right end.

Penn. was penalized five yards for roughing Pfann. The referee reversed his decision and put the ball ack 10 yards, making the penalty five yards against Cornell for offside. P.ittprsnn'fl Interference eot In his way and he-made only two yards off left tackle. On a fake forward pass Pfann slipped off Penn's left tackle for 13 yard3.

Penn was penalized 15 vards for rousrhinsr. Eivins: Cornell a first down on Penn's 38-yard line. Cassidy went througn center lor four yards, Ramsey hit Tenn's right tackle for two more yards. Both teams were offside on the last play and the ball was brought back. Pfann barely made a foot at right tackle.

Patterson's forward toss grounded. Penn's Gallant Stand. A forward pass. Patterson to Pfann, gave Cornell a first down on Penn's nine-yard line. Ramsey hit right tackle for three yards and the play was recalled and Tenn penalized five yards offside.

Pfann could not gain an Inch at Penn's right tackle. Cassidy made one yard at Penn's left tackle. Ramsey carried the ball to Penn's two-foot line. Ramsey hit the center of Penn's line, but could not gain an inch, and the Red and Blue received the ball on downs two feet from the goal line. It was the second time the Red and Blue had- made a wonderful stand.

McGraw punted to Patterson on Penn's 40-yard line and he ran the ball back four yards. Thomas threw Pfann a two-yard loss. On a reverse, Pfann to Ramsey, Cornell lost six yards, Adams making the Pfann punted to McGraw, who was downed as he caught the ball on Penn's 11-yard line. Thomas failed to gain at right tackle. On a fake kick formation McGraw made three yards at right tackle.

A forward pass," McGraw to Stephens, gained 17 yards. Wittmer got a foot or so at right tackle. McGraw punted out of bounds on Cornell's 32-yard line. Dern stopped Patterson after a one-yard gain at center. On a fake forwrrd pass play Pfann went around Pen.

left end for 12 yards, McGraw stopping him. On a fake forward pass Patterson failed to gain. Pfann made four yards off Penns right tackle, McGraw stopping him. Adams intercepted Pfann's forward pass on Penn's 42-yard line and ran the ball back to midfleld. Tenn Fools Ithacans.

A triple pass, McGraw to Stephens to Thomas, gave Penn a 23-yard gain and a first down on Cornell's 18-yard line. Thomas made a yard at center. A forward pass, McGraw to Wittmer, failed to gain. McGraw's forward pass grounded at the goal line. Captain Pfann of Cornell argued with the officials that the ball rolled over the goal line' and that Cornell should receive it on her own 20-yard line, but the officials refused to change their ruling.

Mcu-raw forward pass was grounded a foot in front of Thomas after McGraw had been hurried to make the pass and it was Cornell's ball, first down, on her own 20-yard line. Cassidy hit left tackle for t.h rpp yards. Westgate stopped ratierson without gain at left tackle. -Pfann punted to McGraw on Penn's 45yard line and he ran the ball back four yards. Cassidy intercepted McGraw's forward pass on Cornell's 47-yard line.

A lateral pasB, Pfann to Patterson, failed to gain when Dewhirst broke through and stopped the runner. Pfann's forward pass grounded. Thomas knocking the ball to earth. Pfann went around Penn's right end for five yards. Dern stopping him.

As Cassidy. ailed lo gain at Penn right tackle the half ended. Score: Cornell. Penn, 0. Third Period.

Dewhirst kicked off to ratterson on Cornell's five-yard line and he ran tho ball back 28 yards, Stephens stopping him. Coleman smeared Patterson for a yard loss on a lateral pasB. Patterson was hurt on the nlav. but resumed. Dern stopped to Pfann without gain.

Pfann punted to McGraw on Penn 36-yard line and he ran the ball back two yards. Thomas failed to. gain at left tackle. A forward pass, McGraw to Thomas, gained four yards. McGraw lost a yard trying Cornell's right end.

McGraw punted to Patterson, who was dropped as he caught the ball by Westgate and Stephens on Cornell's 31-yard line. Dern stopped Cassidy without gain. On a fake forward pass Coleman and Adams stopped Patterson after a three-yard advance a right tackle. Pfann punted "to McGraw on Penn's 30-yard line and he ran the ball back 11 yards. McGraw made a yard at left tackle.

Thomas added one at right tackle. McGraw's forward pass grounded. McGraw punted, to Patterson, who was dropped by Thomas on Cornell's IG-yard line. Thomas made a wonderful tackle In stopping Patterson. Ramsey made two yards at left tackle.

The same player added three more yards at right tackle. Pfann lost three yards on a fake pass play when Coleman broke through. Pfann punted to McGraw, who was dropped as he caught the pigskin on Cornell's 41-yard line. Wittmer hit center for a yard. Thomas hit right tackle for two trorfla A fnrward ri.iRo Mcfirsw tn Westgate, was good for i6 yards.

The ball was dropped out of Westgata's hands, but interference was claimed and allowed and Penn was given the distance. Thomas failed at left tackle. Wittmer hit center for two yards. McGraw's forward pass to Dern grounded. McGraw's forward pass to Westgate grounded on Cornell's 16-yard line and Penn lost the ball on downs.

Patterson hit Penn's left tackle for five yards. Wittmer was hurt on the play and Sorenson replaced him. Patterson added three yards at left tackle. Pfann shook off three tacklers for a first down on his own 42-yard line. Cassidy hit left tackle for five yards, Adams stopping him.

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the ball hack 6 yard. McGraw stopped Patterion a 6-yard advance throurh tackle. The play was recalled it) Cornell penalized 5 yards for side. Ramsey made un last yards at center. 1 Patterson slipped off Penn'.

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EVEfcM -VIMS yqBAcoNjr 1 Running two plays and the plays that led up to them found the Red team going at its best, and they brought the Cornell iilituJi to their feet in a tremendous outburst of applause. In the third period Cornell rushed 60 yards only be robbed of a touchdown by Penn's last ditch stand on the goal line. In the fourth quarter 50 yards of rushing were nullified by Patterson's fumble. A chart of the game will show that in rushing the Ithacans were far tunerior to the Quakers but (he latt3r picked up a lot of yardage by the aerial game. A triple pass in the second quarter making 35 yards.

Penn covered Captain Pfann closely and he had less of a chance to shine a3 one is accustomed to see him. Early in the game he was mauled severely and to old timers it recalled the incident in the 1915 game when Barrett suffered a head injury and for a time lost his effectiveness. The great Cornell Captain has had more brilliant days than this, and yet he was the central figure in the attack, he handled the team skillfully as usual, he played a superb defensive game and made both touchdowns. Leading Scorer In Last. This gave him a total of 98 points for the year and he closes his career leading all others for Individual honors.

Patterson was very effective in the second half; Cassidy and Ramsey figure in some pretty rushes; and play was acceptable all through, and except' for that one dash by Tenn in the final period the line was master of the situation. The constant cheering in the Tenn stands also bothered the Ithacans, Captain Pfann time after time being unable to get his signals to his men. The cheering grew in volume as Cornell neared the Penn goal line and the din frequently was so great that The Game At 1:56 Penn, with Jack Dern in the lead, dashed on the field and the Penn cheering section, gave the players a rousing reception. The men contented themselves with throwing the ball around the field, McGraw got off several spectacular punts. Cornell came on the field two minutes later as nonchalant as though about to play some high school eleven.

Acting Captain Dern and Captain Pfann met in the center of the field for the toss of the coin. Cornell won the toss. Captain Pfann elected to defend the east goal with Penn kicking off. Dewhirst kicked out of bounds on Cornell's 15-yard line and the ball was brought back. Dewhirst, on the next try, kicked off to Cassidy, on Cornell's 18-yard line, and he ran the ball back to his own 31-yard line.

Ramsey made 1 yard through center and Cornell was penalized 5 yards for offside. Pfann tried Penn's right side and made up 2 yards. On a fake forward pass play Coleman broke through and dropped Pfann without gain. Pfann to McGraw on Penn's 35-yard line, and he ran the ball back 3 yards. Wittmer hit left tackle for a yard.

Thomas made barely a foot at right tackle. McGraw made a poor punt out of bounds on Cornell's 41- yard line. The play was recalled for off-side by Penn, but Cornell, declined the penalty and took the ball for first down on her own 41-yard line. tEUMWtt OF THE OVERCOATS 45 24 in a Row Penn (7) Cornell (14) Westgate Henderson Left End Dewhirst Kearney Left Tackle Coleman Morris Left Guard Adams Affeld Center Kauffman Berean Right Guard Sutherland Sundstrom Right Tackle Stephen Kneen Right End Dern Pfann Quarterback McGraw Patterson LefC Halfback Thomas Ramsey Right Halfback Wittmer Cassidy Fullback Score by Terlodsi Cornell 7 0 0 714 Penn 0 0 0 77 "Referee T. J.

Thorpe, Columbia, Umpire C. A. Reed, Springfield. Head linesman C. G.

Eckrcs. Washington and Jefferson. Field Judge A. W. Palmer, Colby.

Time of periods 15 minutes. Touchdowns: Cornell Pfann Penn Thomas. Points after touchdowns Sundstrom McGraw. Substitutions: Cornell Buckley for Henderson. Penn Sorensonor Whitt-mer, Robb for Wesgrate, Scheerer for Coleman, McGinley for Dewhirst, Mc- Mullen for Robb.

the referee had to signal for quiet. Time after time some of the Cornell men had to ask Pfann to repeat the signals as it was impossible for them to be heard five feet away. Summed up the game was a bitter struggle all through, one that absorbed the complete interest of all times of 57,000 persons, thoroughly worthy of the long Reries of between Red and Whit? and Red and Blue, From the Cornoll point of view it was a little if one persisits in the foolish practice of rating teams but all in all a thoroughly satisfying victory won after the hardest kind of effort against game, courageous team that played way over its head. It was the second, time in history that Cornell had defeated Penn three times in succession. Al Shame's teams having accomplished the feat in 1913, 114 and 1915.

By Periods Ramsey found a hole at Penn's right side for 3 yards. Pfann swung off Penn's right end, shook off three tacklers ad made 10 yards. Patterson went off Penn's left tackle for 6 yards. Cassidy found a hole at center for 2 more yards. Plann hit right tackle for 2 yards a first down on Penn's 31-yard line.

McGraw stopped Patterson without gain. On a fake forward pass Pfann went around Penn's left end for 12 yards and a first down. As Pfann was tackled, he fumbled, but Kearney recovered for Cornell. Patterson hit left tackle for 2 yards. Ramsey hit right tackle for 4 yards.

Pfann was tossed after a yard gain at right tackle. Ramsey tried Penn's right tackle and gained only a foot, the Red and Blue getting the ball on downs on her own 8-yard line. It was a gallant stand for the Red and Blue. McGraw punted to Ramsey on Penn's 46-yard line and he ran the ball back to Penn's 34-yard line. A forward pass, Patterson to Pfann, gave Cornell a touchdown.

Pfann caught the ball on Penn's 20-yard line and without interference and without being even touched by a Penn tackier scored an easy touchdown. Sundstrom kicked the goal. Score, Cornell, Penn, 0. Dewhirst kicked off to Patterson on Cornell's 15-yard line and he ran the ball back 13 yards. Ramsey made 2 yards through center.

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When you think in "twos" come to us. THE "AETNA" AWonderful Hat For 5 1 BAXTER'S lr Hi THE QUALITY SHOP FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS I termined, they did not seem to be keyed up to this game as they were last Thanksgiving Day, or as they had been against Dartmouth and Columbia. Those persons who rate Cornell solely on today's performance will hardly do justice to the really fine eleven that Gil Dobie has built this year. In all fairness, however, it mut be said, a good share of the slowing down process was due to the really inspired defensive play of the Quakers. They put up by all odds the greatest game they played this year, rising to the occasion as Penn teams always manage to do against Cornell and fighting Inch of the way.

Tenn Lacked Offense. Had they been equipped with an offense approximating their defensive play, the story of this game might have had a different, and from tha Cornell point of view, less satisfactory ending. Except, however, for a brilliant passing attack in the second period, which Captain George Pfann brought to naught by knocking down a forward pass on his own goal lino. Just as Eddie Kaw broke up a desperate aerial drive by the Red and Blue last year, and a successful 25-yard line smashing foray in the last period, made possible by an unlucky fumble by Pfann, they -were practically powerless offensively. Until that drive, a series of line plunges through guard and tackle by Sorenson.

playing nis first varsity game, Red and Blue could make no headway through the rugged Red line, and while they put Cornell In a bad hole several times by passing they had only had one other good chance to score and Pfann took care that that came to naught. i The Quakers, fighting mad. stopped or slowed down the higherto irrestj-l ble running atack, though Patterson In the second half made some pretty gains by starting on wide sweeps and then cutting In. Pfann was covered pretty effectively though occasionally he broke away and dragged several Penn men with him for substantial gains. The Penn backs played close up behind their forward offering a compact and stubborn defense that Cornell found difficult to penetrate.

Twice the Ithacans were within the Ave yard line; once in the third period Penn took the ball away on her one foot line. But tha Quakers were not smart enough, alert enough to stop Cornell's passing game, at least the two passes that gave the Ithacans their victory. One of these, a Ramsey to Pfann pass, made 25 yards and a touchdown in the first period taking Penn completely by surprise, Pfann crossing the goal line without opposition. In fact no Penn iacklers were within 10 yrds of him. Pfann Scores Touchdown.

The second, a Pfann to Kneen 25 yard pass In the fourth period was interfered with by Penn, giving Cornell the ball on the, Quakers' 5 yard line and on the next play Pfann worked the fake forward pass beautifully, drawing-, in the Penn secondary and skirting left tackle behind three man interference for a touchdown. These i. Geo. Hire, Pres. Vl.

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