Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-30
The Team.
DOwd's Touchdown

- a. T. nldOe Twelve yarQS by V trick
and five more on good rush work
Another gam of several feet on a double
pass and the ball went to Tommy Dowd.
who went around the right end and by
means of good interference made a run of
thirty-five yards and scored a touch down
in five minutes from the time the ball was
put In play. IL was wonderful run, though
no Georgetown man was on hand to pre-
vent him.
Shields kicked a goal from in front of tho
posts
Score-C. A. c.. 6; Georgetown, o.
Even Up.
Georgetown started with the ball and
gained ten yards by good rush line work.
I. "A {. was pushed back for two yards
more and the ball was passed to John
son, out ne tailed to gain. Dugan carried
the ball to within two yards of c. A. C's
me on remarkable run around the right
In the effort to push it over the line George
town lost the ball.
Shields punted. but ii was caught within
Two yards Of the line. The ball was passed
PACK, but Georgetown lost a yard. Play
all TINS time was right by c. A C's goal
ana the excitement was intense Bacl.
ana Iorth they swayed and on a massed
play by Georgetown the ball was passed TO
Dugan. who was forced over the line
Score-C. A. c., g; Georgetown. A.
Carmody kicked the goal.
NSOi - a. u, o. Georgetown, g.
A Great Run.
On the line up Seton passed the ball to
Shields. who made II yards, and on the
next play the ball was carried to within
- yards of Georgetown's line. In the
scrlmmage Dugan was hurt, but was able
to resume play in a few minutes. c. A. c.
tried to go around the end but failed to
gain ground. On the third down the ball
To
goal Serton fumbled and Comerford the
Georgetown boys pride and joy, got the
ball. Then came the star play of the game
with the ball tucked under his arm Conner
1ord started for the far end of the field
He ran the whole length, aided by good
team work and interference, and made a
touch down just behind e. A C's goal
posts 1t was wonderful run of over IS
yards
Carmody kicked goal
Score-Georgetown, II; c. A. c., 6.
Even Once More.
On the first play after the lineup the ball
went to Georgetown, but Gao. got it again
in the center of the field and Dowd went
around for 10 yards and then for ) more.
Seton carried the ball to GAGS 15-yard
line.
At yards it was rushed forward for 3
more and then for and then to within a
foot of the line. Dowd was then showed
through and over Georgetown's line for
Colunbias second touchdown. Shields
kicked an easy goal
Score-GeorgetoWn II: GAG 10
And Columbias hopes went up
On the flying wedge Georgetown gained 10
yards, and then yards more. but lost the
pan and Columbia made I'D the lost ground
Dowd went through for 10 Yards from the
center. Dowd made good run. but lost the
bail and Georgetown got it on their 2,,-yard
play
Rapid Scoring.
Columbia lost five yards again for off side
play. and the ball was now in the center of
the field. C. A. c. got the ball on four
downs and in. two runs carried it to the
twenty-yard line and Dowd went through
for ten yards more and Camp was sent
through for the balance Shields had
another easy goal to kick and the score
was: {. A. c., Is; Georgetown, H.
ana Columbia's hopes went up still fur
Their
Georgetown tried the flying wedge but
lost the ball and Dowd and Wells followed
up with TWO good runs; Shields and john
son carried 1t up the field by good work and
camp made touchdown at the left end
Goal was tried for but missed. Score: G
A. c., 10; Georgetown r.
Columbia Ahead.
The end Of first half, when time was
called. 3:15 O'Clock, score was: Columbia,
70; Georgetown. II.
TOday's Foot Ball News
The results of the foot ball games here
and elsewhere will be announced in a post
script edition of The Star issued at the
close of the games.
The New Italian Cabinet
The following was given out last night as
the probable composition of the new Italian