Gettysburg at Cornell

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, September 29, 1915, page 8

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  CORNELL WINS ITS CAME GETTYSBURG BLANKED BY lTHACANS IN HARD FIGHT Winners PIny Mediocre Football. Fumbing In Front of GonI Post-Did Not Score Intil Second Period ITHACA, y. Y, September 2S-Cornell defeated Gettysburg. 10 to o, In the opening game OF the season here today The Pennsylvanians startled the Red and White by holding them scorelcss until the second period. Corneil played mediocre foot ball and twice lost -nances to score by fumbiing WITHIN the shadow OF the goal posts ~ ,i i’ second period. Collins and Bar distance, and Barrett went over the Nnc later for “a score. gettysburg fought Cornell viciously IN IN. thlrd period. and IT was not ihiorced by Mike kleincrt, mana cd 10 WORK the ban over for another touchdown from the nvc-yard line barrett succeeding after others had failed in three. downs. Barrett At ten pied two Held goals. but failed Thc iine-up and summary: G2”rnei i3) POSITION Gettysburg Coz Iander.. left end Manuel Jameson left tackle $500. Craig Miller left guard ... shan COO. ........ center -. Mccullough :. “ right guard .. Brown Glliies.... right tackle ..... Mark Ecklcy. .... right end $500. Buher ln iI, 49,. quarter back $50. .Hoar HOFFMAN. left half back Early NM3 m.,ns: right lnif back. Stratton score by pcriods--nrst. second. third, total: Cornell, 0, 9. 0, ID. Gettvsburr’ u, u. o, 90. g. pire, y. W. Risicy. Colgate: he”n lin nen. man. Lieutenant II. r Bull, Cornish, Time of periods. u minutes each. Cor. nell scoring: touchdowns CRarrctt) .: Substitutions--riett story for Stratton. Levine for story MarEIa Tor Craig, Gilland for Buher; Cornell kleincrt for Mueller.

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  New Britain herald, Connecticut, September 29, 1915, page 8

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  “BIG RED” ELEVEN STARTS WITH A WIN Cornell Displays Fine Form Against Gettysburg Ithaca, N. r., Sept. 29.-Cornell opened the home football season yes terday by beating Gettysburg by score of 8 to 0, the Ithacans SCOT ing in the second and fourth periods as a result of straight football tac- tics. The hard work of the last two weeks materially checked the vigor of the Cornell attack and two fumbles by Collins when within striking dis. tance of the goal line also helped to keep Cornells tally low. Gettysburg scored first downs on Cornell, but never threatened the goal line. They stopped several of the Ithacans’ rushes. Collins was un- lucky in handling the ball. but he made several brilliant runs, one of the features of the game being the running back of kicks made by him and Barrett. The latter was par ticularly good when it came to mak- ond touchdown when the others failed. Barrett tried twice for goals from the field from the thirty yard line and beyond, but both attempts failed. Cornell uncovered a rush line that promised great strength as it develop ed and it’s back field was materially crippled by the absence of Shiverick, who is suffering from an infected foot Lineup and summary: CORNELL GETTYSBURG Lander ..... T. Emanuel Left end jameson ....... ....l.-....... Cra1g Left tackle. Left guard Cool Mccullough Center @Aiia VI Soi - =. bIOWA Right guard ClilteS .... .a.g... Mark Right tackle Eckiey ............ Buher Right end x Quarter back 4 HGHman Early Left half back Collins ...... .......... Stratton Right half back Mueller ....... Milliken Full back

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  New-York tribune, New York [N.Y.], September 29, 1915, page 15

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  CORNELL OPENS ITS NEW FIELD WITH VICTORY Beats Gettysburg by Score of Is to 0-Barrett and Collins Shine. Ithaca. y. Y. Sept %. Cornell defeated Gettysburg this afternoon in the opening game OF the season BY a score of IL 70 O. H. also was the first 9ame played on Scholkopf Field. and record breaking crowd turned out 20 see the new gridiron christened with victory. The visitors were stronger than expected, and. while Sharpe’s men gained easily, it was no easy game. Collins was unlucky with the bail and made two fumbles which cost Cornell two touchdowns, but ne distinguished him self BY making several brilliant dashes. Long runs, in fact, by him and Barrett were features of the game. Gettysburg held the Red and White team we’ll for the first quarter and the elcvens seemed evenly matched. In the second period a series OF runs gave Cornell first down on Gettysburg’s 15-yard line. and Barrett then carried the ball over after two line plunges. The visitors came back strongly In the third qlarter and near the end held Cornell for downs. Mueller was thrown for heavy loss early in the last quarter, and when Mike Kleinert replaced him the crowd chercd. Mike displayed ability in max ing several wild dsshes through the line. but II took a well-directed forward pass. Barrett to Eckley, 20 place the ball on the 20-yard line. Collins then carried the ball TO the l-yard line and Barrett crashed over for the second touchdown and kicked the goal. The visitors made five first downs Shiverick was unable 70 play because of an infected foot

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  The Washington herald, District of Columbia, September 29, 1915, page 9

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  Ithaca, n. Y. Sept. S.-Cornell’s foot ball team defeated Gettysburg, 13 to 0. in the opening game of the gridiron season here today. The Pennsylvanians startled the Red and White by holding them scoreless until the second period. Cornell played mediocre football. and twice lost a chance to score by fumbling within the shadow of the goal posts In the second period Collins and Barrett brought the ball to within striking dis tance, and Barrett went over the line later for a score.

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Cornell leads 3–⁠0 in three meetings, counting the one since this game.