The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

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game. The few lusty Swarthmores were re-
enforced by a large delegation of Columbia
Athletic boys, and they made themselves nu-
merous during the contest. The game, which it
was thought at the outset would be productive
of good feeling, developed into a fierce on
slaught at times, which came near ending in
row, but luckily it was averted. The two big
centres, Daily, of Georgetown, and McIlvain,
of Swarthmore, seemed to have good deal of
feeling in the matter, as they were continually
broiling. The two teams lined up as follows:
SlUarthmore. Positions. Gcorgetolrn
s Rond .Full-back .......... Fleming
i. Bond......... Half .Keycs
Green ............ Halt. back. ............. Dyer
Murray ...........Q Quarter back ...... HencheY
Carr. Left Mccoy
Walker. r..,........Left tackle ..,......E L. Dyer
u. Hart. ...........Left guard DAILY
McIlran .....,..Centre.. :......O'Donnell
{. Hart....,..,...R Right guard. ......... Smith
Temple. Right lle .........D Denver
Coles. ........... Right end. .Cleary
Mr. E. NJ. Harvey, of the University of
Pennsylvania, was referee and Mr.. G. Bur
roughs, of the G. a. C., umpire. In appear
ance Georgetown had the CALL but the stocky,
wcll-knit frames of the Swarthmores made them
favorites with many. On the opening or kick
off Swarthmore secured the ball, and by good
run Of S. Bond they advanced twenty yards,
which they cleverly followed up with we'll
timed rushes by E. Bond and Green that carried
them several yards toward goal Green made
q splendid rush and run on the second down,
lodging in and around the Georgetowns, and
finally scored touchdown in seven minutes.
5. Bond failed TO kick goal. Score to 0. On
the lineup Georgetown had the ball, and little
Fleming started in by making five yards, and
then Keyes followed with ten more, the tack
ling of Pugh being the cause of his stoppage.
l. Dyer then charged for fifteen yards and was
successfully stopped by Green. Fleming then
ran around the line for fifteen yards and lost
the ball on tackle of Carr. E. Bond on the
lineup made a grand run and secured over
thirty yards. Green followed up with a run.
and s. Bond, catching the ball as he fell, ran
across the line and made touchdown. S. Bond
failed to kick goal. Score, to 0, twenty-five
minutes. On the lineup Georgetown secured
the ball, and Dyer, their half-back, made eight
yards; then Fleming went him ten better. On
Dyer's second attempt Green tackled success
fully and carried him back four yards while on
the third down Swarthmore secured the ball.
Then 4. Bond made two splendid runs for
thirty yards, and on the last lost the ball by
Flemings tackling. Mccoy made ten yards,
which increased eighteen more by Keyes
and Dyer. The tackling of Henchey was par
ticularly good at this point of the game. a
slight fracas occurred at this stage on account
of some slugging, Mccoy and Carr being the
ones involved, but it was allowed to
pass. On the next pass of the ball Fleming
kicked for forty yards, Green made catch, and
before any other gains could be made the first
half expired. In the scrimmage at this point
E. Hart was slightly hurt, but resumed when
play recommended.
In the second half Georgetown had the ball
and Fleming started to rush things in a lively
manner. going fifteen yards before being downed,
and Dyer following Immediately after with ten
more. Then Fleming got in another and Dyer,
lodging around the corner made ten also.
This was the best work of Georgetown during
the game, and it enthused their boys con-
sidcrably. After few more rushes Swarth-
more got the ball and Green made the run of
the day, and really the only brilliant event.
He gained the ball about mid-field and by some
extraordinary and dextrous running, aided by
good interference of his side, ran the entire
length of the field and secured a touchdown.
Then S. Bond kicked goal, the first of the day.
Score 12 to O. Time, 10 minutes. On the line
up Fleming ran for ten yards, which was set
back some by Keyes losing five yards. Fleming
punted for thirty yards and Green making fair
catch, started TO run, but was cleYerly run down
by Cleary and dOwned. Green made another
run and touchdown, and S. Bond kicked goal
Score 20 to O. Time, 20 minutes. Georgetown
10 save itself, now commenced to work and
by some good work Of Mccoy, Denoe
dangerously close to Swarthmores goal Then
Fleming kicked for safety. Green got the ball and
came across the line, but Immediately returned
Mccoy tackled and claimed touchdown for
safety, but Referee Harvey refused to allow it,
A wranele ensued and the game ended by a
score Of 20 to 0. The Georgetowns were cleverly
outplayed, as the ''Swartls' displayed more
team work. They claim, however, that the
referee was against them ne being graduate
Of >WarthmOre, fact, however, that Manager
Sproue OF the visitors denies. The Swathmores
we're rOyally entertained at dinner yesterday by
the Georgetown students.
The second eleven Of Georgetown College
played an interesting game Of football with
the Columbian College team on the Georgetown
Campus. 7 he teams lined UP as follows
Columbian. P0siuOn GeOrgetOlUH
Fugit.........,.. Right cnd...., Kaufman
Mclean, ,,.', ..., Righ ttackle...,' Whitehill
kindlehergcr,.. Right guard ,..... Stewart
shepard ..,..... .CcnIrc rc......,,....... Archer
TalInadge ...,.. LelJguard. ..,.,..... Wilson
PatcrsOn,....... Left tackle Ryan
Wilson.......... Left end. 49,. O'DonneiI
Pyne, H.. ... Quarter-back .... Gately
Davis Capt.. Halt-back Sullivan
Wilkins Hall- back. .HennonCapD
DYseis...., zee. Full-back ....,...,.,. Walsh
Referee, Mr.. il, Boian.
Umpire, Quidam.
Columbian opened the game with the V, thus
gaining ten yards. From this until near the
end of the first half the ball moved back and
forth from one end of the field to the other
Kaufman got the ball on a tumble by the full
back OF Columbian and made touchdown,
which was not allowed on account of Geoge-
towns men making a foul Interference. This
ended the half which lasted thirty minutes
On account Of darkness the second half CON
sisted of but twenty minutes Sullivan by
beautiful run Of forty yards made a touch
down. The ball was badly punted, and the
COlumbians by a series of good rushes carried
the ball again to the centre, where it remained
until it was gradually forced to the Columbian
goal, where their full-back was forced to make
a safety" when time was called. For George
town good rusbes were made by Sullivan, Hen
non, and kaufman. The tackling of both
teams was very good. For Columbian good
rushes were made by Talmadge Davis, and
Wilkins
New IlAyEs nsN., Nov 15.-Yale men are
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