Cornell at Michigan

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  The Detroit times, November 16, 1914, page 6

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  .YALE-HARVARD GAME IS sure TO BE ROYAL SCRAP Bulldogs Attack Against Prince ton Revealed Unexpected Strength HARVARD’S SHOWING PUZZLING EXPERTS Do Doubt That Title Tilt viii be Same Old Battle For Blood NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Professors OF physics. since the world began, have been trying to figure waat would happen il an irresistible force ever bumped full tilt into something I’M movable. IL the Harvard juggernaut and the Yale avalanche play true TO dope next Saturday. they’ll furnish the proof with even q better sight. Ii should be a picture OF two rresistible forces in head-on collision. Yale is represented by the greatest scoring machine IL has had In mod ern football history. Ditto. Harvard. The only difference Is that one blasts its way through an opposing defense with the power Of lyddite. The other resembles an explosion of turpinite. Which thought brings the logical suggestion TO the opposing general staffs OF the allies and the Germans. that next Saturdays conflict In Yales monster new bowl at New Haven worthy OF their closest attention. Going solely on the dope Yale appears to be as good as Harvard. and vice versa, In the matter Of attack Taking the showing Of each against Princeton, here’s the way 1t looks TO q neutral: Harvard reached her objective through the Tiger defense by means of q Observation-Disclosures advance that was as regular and steady as the procession OF a naval observatory o clock hands In their daily trip from II to 12. Yale achieved her destination via an attack that was brilliantly versatile and startingly spectacular, al belt the Blue route was as studious as that Of the Crimson, and as GER tain. To put II another way. Harvard trimphed via the ground route; Yale used the air with her slashing unsolved system of double. triple, quad ruple and forward passes. That score Of Ia points rolled up by Princeton In the final period doesn’t worry Coach Hinkey. Of Yale. II was made after almost an entire new team OF second string men had replaced the regulars. Neither do 70 the fact that Princeton’s second touch down was made through the regulars who were returned to the game. They had been sitting In the cold on the side lines and were stale. IL any thing, Hinkey regards himself par ticulariy fortunate for the Crimson tide that will sweep down on Yale next Saturday, probably will remem- Der only the fact that Princeton scored two touchdowns against Yale and none against Harvard, with the result that the Crimson men may underestimate the Yale strength. Atmospheric conditions in the vicinity OF Pennsylvania are reported TO be deep indigo blue. II looks like a Cornell year In the little matter Of the annual Thanksgiving argument The big Red teams showing OF 28 TO 13 against Michigan. looks mighty good to Ithacans In view OF the “a to 3 drpbbtng Yosts phalanx handed 20 Pennsylvania week ago Saturday. II may be mentioned In passing that Yale beat Princeton 1914 In 1914.

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  The sun, New York [N.Y.], November 15, 1914, page 15

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  CORNELL OUTPLAYS MICHIGAN, % TO 1S YOst’s Team Starts Off in Lead. but Line Weakness Soon Shows Up. WOLVERINES WORST YEAR ANS ARBoR, Mich. Nov. l4.-Michlgan’s green forward wall crumbled in the second quarter OF the Wolverines fourth consecutive international clash this after noon and Cornell easily routed the fost men, IS TO 10 Two beautiful forward passes In the first twenty minutes OF play aided by some characteristic line plunglng by Maulbetsch. gave the Yost men IL point lead, but the tide turned a moment after when Quarterback Barrett Of Cornell scooted down the side lines for a sixty = four yard gain in one Of the prett!est pieces Of open field running ever seen on Ferry Field. with the ball in striking distance Phil lippi replaced Hin at full and easily plunged over for the Ithacans’ first touch down. Thereafter the game was all Cor nelrs, although the half ended with the score 10 TO 6 in favor OF the Wolverines. The invaders started with rush in the second half, and Barrett and Philippi collaborated in an attack upon the Michigan line and ends that swept all oppositon before 1t. In six consecutive plays Phillippi gained ffty yards, and while the third period I WAS YET yOuHk went WV ~ ‘‘‘N touchdown. Even then the kickout failed and ghe score was l3 to IL in favor of the wolverines, but the invaders were not to | be denied. Again they marched down ! the field, Phillippi once more carrying the brunt OF the attack and before the period ended the Michigan goal had again been crossed. In the Anal period. after Barrett had kicked a perfect field goal from the &c yard line and tore around the Michigan ends for ten and fifteen yard gains, HI broke through for a fifty yard sprint tC the goal line. 1t was another magnih cent bit OF running. but so exhausted the wonderful field general that he had TO b’ assisted from the grldiron. I As the game was waning Michigan made IA frantic attempt to again score Repeated brilliant bits of Yost strategy such as had baffied Pennsylvania a weel ago went wrong and the fruits of thu third brilliant forward pass OF the game were lost on downs. Using largely the old style Of play, Cor nell outfought, outpunted and outrushe’ the wolverines. Cornell tried elk futll forward passes. Michigan succeeded thric in splendid heaves, two OF which resulted in touchdowns, but failed miserably IL their Ave other attempts. To-day’s game ended Michigan’s mos disastrous season since Yost took chars here. Never before has he lost tire games in a single season. The lineup:

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  The Topeka state journal, Topeka, Kansas, November 16, 1914, page 3

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  MICHIGAN LOSES Wolverines Were Unable to Check Cornell Attacks. Baker Lost to Creighton, but Indians Won. Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. 1e-Outclassed by Cornell Michigan lost the third of her four big inter-sectional gax.les here Saturday, the final score being % to Is. Never before since Yost has coached them have the Wolverines lost three games in one season. In the four big inter-sectional battles this year Pennsylvania is the only eastern eleven that has been hum bled by the Yost men. Barrett. the Cornell quarter back, was the brightest star in Saturday afternoons game. Time and again ne eluded the Michigan tacklers for long runs and his last play was a thrilling dash from his own 4O-yard line through the whole Wolverine eleven for the final touchdown of the game. Maulbetsch was the only successful ground gamer for Michigan. Missouri, 20; Washington, 8. Columbia. Mo-. Nov. 16.-The six teenth annual Observation-Disclosures football game resulted in a victory for the Tigers. 26 to 3, on Rollins field here Saturday. Edmund’s Pix ers labored under difficulty. seeming to be stale the first half. when the Tigers scored all but six points of the total. Not until the last quarter could they retard the Missourians. Creighton, 50; Baker, 3. Omaha, Neb., Nov. 16.-Coach Gallagher’s Baker university team from Baldwin was defeated so to by the Creighton eleven here Saturday afternoon. The visitors were out-played at every stage of the game and Grove their left halfhaclx was the only consistent ground gamer on the team. Haskell, 81; Louisiana. q. O. New Orleans. La. Nov. 16.-Playing q mixed game, the Haskell Indians defeated Louisiana State University here Saturday, 81 to 0. Louisiana state threatened the Indians goal but once, losing the ball on downs on the 2-yard line in the third quarter. Quarterback Flood ran the Haskell team with splendid judgment, while Fullback Powell went through the line for long gains, Several brill liant forward passes were executed by the Indi ms. Louisiana had but Indifferent success with the forward pass, and confined its tactics largely to straight” football. Gophers Win Easy. Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 1s.-Minnesota defeated the University OF Wisconsin here Saturday by the score Of IA to 8. The game was replete with forward passes. driving line plunges and excellent punting. Iowa, 20; Ames. 9. Ames, Iowa, Nov. 16.-The state university eleven from Iowa City, defeated the state college team here Saturday, 26 to 6.

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 15, 1914, page 65

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  INDIANS IN BAD WAY MICHIGAN IS BEATEN Cornell Clearly 0utcIasses Yost’s Forces, Winning, 1918. BARRETT THE REAL STAR Wolverines Make Worse Showing This Season Than for Fiji teen Years. ANN ARBOR, Mich, November IL Cornell today clearly outclassed Michigan and won by a score of 28 to 13. thereby closing for the Wolverines their most disastrous season. in point of defeats. since Fielding H. Yost has coached the eleven. Never before dur ing the fifteen years Yost has been at Michigan has Maize and Blue eleven lost three games in one season. OF her four intersectional battles this year Michigan won but one game-the Pennsylvania contest. Barrett, the Cornell quarterback, was the brightest star in this afternoons game. Time and again he eluded the Michigan tacklers for long runs and his last play was thrilling dash from his own 44-yard line through the whole Wolverine eleven for the final touch down of the game. AS he fell over the goal line Splawn threw him so hard that he had to be carried from the field. SchuleE and Phillip also pierced the Michigan line for many yards Phillip got three of the visitors four touchdowns. Maulbetsch was practically the oIHy successful ground-gainer for Michigan.

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Cornell leads 12–⁠6 in 18 meetings, counting the six since this game.