States 12 yard line but were here twice penalized 15 yards on the failure of forward passes. Waller then punted to Vorhis who sped back 10 to our 30 yard line. Mc- Cleary made 18 on two plays.' Cornell got the ball on a fumbled forward pass and immediately punted to Vorhis who sped back 10. Hirshman fumbled on the play and McCallie recovered for Cornell. Gardner made 5 on a quarter back run and McCallie 3 more. Camp bell got the ball on Gardner's fumble of a forward pass on State's 40 yard line. Zink got 4 through center and McCleary punted. Walder's kick was blocked by Cyphers but Cor nell recovered on her 15 yard line. Walder again kicked to Vorhis who ran the pigsicin back 20 yards before being downed. McCleary failed to gain but Vorhis made a beautiful quarterback run to Cornell's 18 yard line. McCleary ploughed through guard for 4. McCallie was then taken out of the game. McCleary made three more and Vorhis dropped back to the 20 yard line for a drop kick. A yell from the grandstand urged Cornell to block it, but State's line held and the oval sailed squarely between the posts for a goal. Score 4 to 0. Zink carried Walder's kick-off back 4 yards and McCleary punted 40 yards to Earle who ran back . ten. Caldwell replaced Gardner who was hurt and Cornell fumbled the next play but recovered on State's 38 yard line. Burns tackled Caldwell for a loss of 4 yards but Shearer made it up' State then got the ball on downs on her 39 yard line. Hirsh man failed to gain and McCleary kicked. Earle made 8 for Cornell but was penalized 15 yards and State got the ball on Walder's Rick out of bounds on the Ithacans' 50 yard line. A double pass was fumbled and time was called shortly after this with the ball on Cornell's 35 yard line. Score State 4, Cornell 0. THE STATE COLLEGIAN SECOND HALF At the beginning of the second half O'Rourke was disqualified for kneeing and was replaced by Cos grove. Brinton took Cosgrove's place, while Maxwell went in for Campbell. Lack of space prevents our giving all the details of this half. After the kick off by Mc- Cleary a punt by each side and sev eral other plays put the ball on State's 20 yard line. Here a try at placement was blocked, Cornell re covering the ball. An onside kick and offside penalty placed the ball on our five yard line but the Itha cans were held for downs within five inches of the goal line. Mc- Cleary kicked, but ar injured knee caused the ball to go out of bounds on our five yard line. Cornell now succeeded in getting through our line, Walder carrying the ball over for a touchdown. Caldwell kicked the goal after Walder had kicked out. Score, Cornell 0, State 4. The ball was advanced to Cor nell's 35 yard mark, where the line seemed to hold fast. Vorhis, with his usual coolness, stepped back to the 40 yard line, and de liberately booted the oval directly over the bar. Within the next few minutes Cor nell died twice to score a goal from the field. Our team now began a series of plays which proved almost irresistible, the bail moving steadily up the field. After an exchange of punts time was called with the ball in midfield. Ten minutes overtime was played, owing to an inexcusable error by Cornell's time keepers. STATE 8 CORNELL 6 .Sutherland, Watson Burns (Cant), Ig .... Brinton, Cosgrove g ... . Thompson rt . Cosgiove O'Rourke Cyphers Smith.. Campbell, Maxwell.....re Hirshman ,Coulson ...1h DII=BE=M= MEM Touchdown—Walder. Goals irom touchdown-- Caldwell. Goals ..rorn field—Vorlus, 2 Referee— Southworth. Umpire— Godcharles. Head lines man—Resler. Time of Halves --25 minutes. Last Saturday about sixty men from the two lower classes respond ed to the call for baseball candi- dates. After a short batting prac tice, the captain selected two teams which lined up for a seven inning contest and every man on the squad was given an opportunity to show his baseball ability • Out of the large number of candidates, only a Eew appeared to be of varsity caliber, while a number of others will make good material for the "scrub" or college team. Some new men in college have had ex perience, but have not handed their names to the captain. There seems to be a misunder stanuing in regard to the fall prac tice, which hereafter will take the place of the usual spring practice. This is an entirely new method at State and possesses an advantage over the old method of spring practice in the Armory. Besides being a dangerous place, the Armory is too small to accommodate all of tne candidates and it is impossible to judge the baseball ability of a man - in such small quarters. The idea of the fall practice is to obtain a line on varsity material so that during the spring practice in the Armory, the coaches and captain can give all their time to coaching the varsity men, formulating signals, and getting the team in good work ing order. New candidates will not be ex pected to report for the spring practice in the Armory. If any men in the sophomore, freshman, or sub-freshman classes wish to try for the team, they should hand their names at once to the captain. A notice will be posted on the bul letin board stating the time of practice. Candidates should give their name, class, preParatory, school, number of years played and position. MrMMMI Caldwell, Gardner Ki MOM Baseball Practice.
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