Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-29

kick, and the ball for few moments stay
ed close to Columba's line. The Columbia
Athletic Club men Immediately, however,
kicked. and for the next ten minutes play
was in the center of the field, with some
lively play.
Harder Gets Hurt.
In one scrimmage Harder OF Columbia
Athletic Club, was hurt, and MCGEE went
in Harders arm was broken. He Mas
running with the ball and his arm was
twisted in the fall. Fifteen minutes after
the game started, Shields kicked to George
towns 20-yard line. and Georgetown got
the ball. rush through the center gained
FIVE yards. and then Harder made a good
run for ten yards. Murphy followed with
go through center for five yards the
Georgetown interference being excellent.
The ball was, however, brought back, and
Georgetown given five yards for off-side
play on Columbia's part.
Ball on CoIumbia's 2O-Ynrd Line.
shove through center gained three
yards more for Georgetown. and the ball
was on Columbias twenty-yard line.
Bahen and CnrmOdy Badly Hurt.
Five minutes delay occurred by Bahen,
Georgetown, being hurt by punch in the
stomach. He was carried off and CULLEN
went on. Immediately afterward George
lO"H hiChtu, Ddii was caught w
Shields. who ran back and was downed on
Columbia Athletic Clubs twenty-yard line,
Carmody being hurt in the scrimmage.
He was carried from the field and Vinson
Smith took his place. Two short rushes by
c. A C. did not advance the ball, and
kick to the center of the field followed, the
ball going to Georgetown. An around the
end was gained 10 yards and another by
no he of and painpl
and Murphy went through the center for
yards. Murphy followed around the end
for yards.
The ball was given to C. A. c. for OFF,
side play and Shields for the red and blue
went through Georgetown's line for thirty
yards, having an open field almost He
was tackled by Murphy and two kicks fol-
lowed and the ball was left on George
towns forty y-ive-yard line. c. A. c. tried
to kick, but 1t was a failure and George
town got the ball at the same spot.
Bahen, Georgetown's right half back, was
kicked in the stomach. He was taken from
the field on the shoulders of half dozen
friends and placed in an omnibus In less
than five minutes Carmody, Georgetown's
quarter back was seriously hurt, and was
taken off the field in the same way. His
leg was badly wrenched.
COIumbin's Enthusiasm.
Shields run at 2:45. by which Columbia
gained about thirty yards, caused the wild
est excitement on the south side of the
field. which was largely Columbian in its
sympathies.
Two to one Georgetown don't score"
vas the cry sent forth by an eXuberant
young man near the ropes There was a
rush in his direction by several would-be
spectators, but he shrank into nothing
ness.
Boyle, Georgetown's right end, was badly
hurt in scrimmage at o'clock.
No Score In the First Half.
BOYLE, Georgetown right end, was hurt,
but continued play. Georgetown was given
yards for offside play and the ball carried
to center, Mahoney went around the end
for yards, but on the next pass was down.
ed back Of the line. Murphy next tried to
kick but the ball was stopped by c. A. c.
line. Mahoney was hurt, but continued.
c. A. c. got the ball on downs. Seton
made ten yards by a run around left end.
Short rushes through the center carried the
ball to Georgetowns 2o-yard line. Lewis
went round end for yards and was showed
through center for yards. Lewis and
Dickinson carried ball to Georgetown's B.
yard line. Three rushes at Georgetown
center failed of result and the ball went to
Georgetown on her 5-yard line.
Time for the first half was called with
the ball left on Georgetowns 5-yard line
Score, nothing to nothing.
sIugging InduIged In.
There was a great deal of slugging on
both sides. Callahan of Georgetown and
Wells of Columbia were particular Offend
ers, and were frequently separated by the
umpire. Georgetown was clearly having
the worst of the casualties. Even big Ma
honey was knocked out for a few minutes
in the first half At the sight of his great
form stretched on the ground the hearts
of the wearers Of the blue and gray sank