Chicago at Cornell

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  The Montgomery advertiser, Alabama, November 14, 1909, page 12

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  MAROONS TIE CORNELL LAST YEARS SCORE IS REPEATED THIS YEAR. Chicago Scores one Touchdown EIrat And Ithacans Duplicate 1t fin secOnd-Game Ithaca, N. Y., Nov. 13-Cornell ana Chicago tied again in today’s foot ball game by the same score as Iast year. 6 to 6. Neither side was sure aI lost Cornell two chances of scoring while twice, with a touchdown in sight her right guard O’Connor was instruct ed to try goals from the field twice also Chicago held pluckiiy TOT doWhS in dangerous territory The game was the hardest fought and besN exhibition of open play eyer witnessed here The ball for the greater part of the time was In Chicago territory Chicago made her score in the first half while Cornell tied 1t in the second. After Cornell had twice failed to cross the Maroon goal line in the first half Chicago took the ball on CornelPs 53-yari line and pulled off the feature pass of the game. Page at quarter hurled the ball high to Sauer at left, and who ran to Cornelfs 19-yard 5 ne before he was downed Wortwine were then sent around the ends on a series of runs and cross bucks to .she ten-yard line. Cornell failed ton hold and Crowley went around lets end for a touchdown. Page kicked the goal Cornell returned with vengeance in the second half owen kicked off and recovered the ball again on 6 1OEiHdblOH AEdtASt hTt lSll WInS anu Rob bucked the center to the three yard line. Another surge around right end and RQbbf had planted a touch down. O’Connoro kicked the goal that tied the score After the kiclk-off Cornell ploughed through the field from her own ten- yard line to the Chicago one-yard line. where she lost the ball on downs after the best display of straight football of the game. The game was called with the ball in possession of Chicago on her own 50-yard line The lineup: Cornell-Teagle. L. E.: Monk. L. T. i; Donnan, L. G.; Seagrave, C.: O’Connor, R. O.; Weekes, R. T.; Crosby. R. E. 1; Owen, C., B.: Robb. L. H. B.: S. Hoff- man. R. H. B.: Simson. F B. Chicago-Sauer. L. E.: A. Hoffman, L T.; Gerrond. L. G.: Badenoch, C.; smith. R. G.; Kelley, R. T.; Ehrhon, R. E.; Page, Q. B.; Menaul. L. H. B. {: Crawley, R. H. B.: Worthwine. F. B.

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  Omaha daily bee, Nebraska, November 14, 1909, page 1

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  Game Between Eastern and Western Teams Ends with Same Score as Last Year. CONTEST IS HARD FOUGHT Neither Side is Sure Of Itself at Critical Points. GAME FULL OF FEATURE PLAYS Cornell Heavily Penalized Twice with TouchdOwns in Sight. LONG PASS BY MAROON PLAYER In First Half Chicago Gains Thirty Four Yards on 4 Throw by Page and Long Run by saueF. ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 1S.-Cornell and Chicago tied today in the foot ball game by the same score as last year, 6 to 6. Neither side was sure at critical points and heavy penalties lost Cornell two chances OF scoring, while twice, with a touchdown in sight, It’s right guard. o’Connor, was instructed to try goals from the field. Twice also Chicago held pluckily for downs in dangerous territory. After Cor nell had twice failed to cross the Maroon goal line in the first half Chicago took the bail on Cornelps fifty-three-yard line and pulled off the feature pass Of the game. Page, at quarter, hurled the ball high to Sauer at left end, who ran to Cornell’s ni~neteen-yard line before he was downed. Right Halfback Crowley and Full back W~orthwine were then sent around the ends on a series of runs and cross bucks to the one-yard line. Cornell failed to hold and Crowley went around left end for a touchdown. Page kicked the goal. Cornell returned with a vengeance in the second half. owen kicked off and recovcred the ball again on the thirty-sevenyard line. Slmson and Robb plunged through the line for big gains. Crosby gained on q formation against the left wing and Robb bucked the center to the three-yard line. Another surge around right end and Robb had planted a touch down. o’Connor kicked the goal that tied the score,

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  The Salt Lake herald-Republican, Salt Lake City, Utah, November 14, 1909, page 10

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  CHICAGO AGAIN TIE WITH CORNELL MaroonS Pull Off Forward Pass for Great Gain Many Penalties. Ithaca, n. Y, Nov. 1S.-Cornell and Chicago tied again in todays football game by the same score as last year, 6 to 6. Neither side was sure at critical points, and heavy penalties lost Cornell two chances of scoring, while twice, with touchdown in sight, her right guard, O’ConnOr, was instructed to try goals from the field Twice also Chicago held pluckily for downs in dangerous terri tory. In the first half Chicago took the ball on Cornells 53-yaTd line and pulled off the feature pass of the game. Page, at quarter, hurled the ball to Sauer, at left end. who ran to Cornell s l9-yard line before he was downed. Bg a series of end runs and cross-bucks the ball was carried to COrneils 1-yard line. Crowley went around the left end for a touchdown. Page kicked the goal. Cornell returned with a vengeance in the second half and evened the score. RObb carried the ball over between the posts. OCOnnor kicked goal, the ball hitting the cross bar and bounding Ovef. The game ended with the ball on Chi Cages 50-yard line, in her possession. Final: Cornell, 6; Chicago, 6.

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  Albuquerque morning journal, Albuquerque, N.M., November 14, 1909, page 1

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  Cornell and Chicago Tie. Ithaca, n. V, Nov. i3-Cornell and Chicago tied again in today’s foot ban game by the same score as last year, 6 to 6. Neither side was ure NJ critical points and heavy penalties lost Cornell two chances of scoring while twice, with a touchdown in sight, her right guard. o’Connor, was Instructed to try goals from the field. Twice also Chicago held pluckily for downs in dangerous territory. After Cornell had twice failed TO cross the maroon goal line in the first half, Chicago took the bail on Cornells 53-yard line and pulled off the feature pass of the game. Page. at quarter, hurled the ball high to Sauer at left end. who ran 10 CornelPs l9-yard line before he WAS downed. Right Hanback, Crowley and Fullback Worthwine were then SEN around the ends in a series of runs and cross bucks to the one-yard line. Cornell failed to hold and Crowley went around the left end for a touchdown. Page kicked the goal. Cornell returned with a vengeance In the second half and evcned the score.

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Chicago leads 2–⁠1–⁠2 in five meetings, counting the two since this game.