The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
IHE NOKIH CIHOLINIANS WON.
They Defeat Georgetown College In root
b,li-Guian's Gr.nj Work.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 3.-Tweh-
ty.two legs, blue, striped with white anu
TWENTY-FIVE legs, striped with blue ana
gray. were mixed into many an indistlh-
,51ishable mass on the G orgetown CollesS
campus to-day, and, attef an nou, -
PLAYING and almost as mheh uHiv sPonss
in wrangling, and me IesuSgrfh oTs
40 combat the champions OF NoIti
Carolina, the football team rom a dad
University OF North Carolina, mas 49,, aphSH
another game to their list OF Nl0tVCi ~
Ihe great similarity of uniforms Oh tme
two teams, aided by nbefal coa'' re
OF mud toward the last OF tHe bai1o ~, ~
darkness. rendered II ht S,. az referee
end OF each scrimmage Tor the Ie t,t,iC
IN make a close inspection OF the WIFE
Cling mass Of players TO deterniihe !" n,S
Side had title TO the bail Inc s'ou u
were literally marked MY az" rmendering
win a mud or water puddle Itnl n,h lie
tha footing very uncertain, and propaoE
accounting for the three goals ihisse"'
two OF (which were easy ones ,oc, tho
The stand recently erected ATOMS ,iie
west side of the neld, was hlleu Win
prettv girls and football enthusiasts,
who brayed the rather cold north Wiha
that blew all during the gdlhet; ,, 20 and
few of the spectators wore the blue anu
white. but only once during the 6dine
was their college yell heard Lone pc
fore the game had ended shouts OF pralse
were heard from even tne n aUd rev rev for
Guion, left guard of the Carolina team
His running was nothing snort ol iIlai az
GUS at times. ana on one occasion 1iG
he fail to advance the pis-sHlh alter
II had been put into his hands. Gulon
and big Mike" Mahoney were the phi
lers Of strength of the respective teams,
both being called on at me most erluCai
stages. Mahoney did most OF the ground
raining for Georgetown. ana he was
worked for all he was worth IRON the
kick off. o, ,o.,cbaoyvn
seven minutes after the game began
Collier being pushed across, the goa. me
after Il had been carried almost ths
length OF the field by runs by Turo ,,n ,H 6y
Her and the backs, and peculiar fuh 10y
Gu,on and Pugh. who secured the paii
after a tumble. and arm In arm dashed
through the opposing line FOR thirty yards,
although tackled by three or four oil the
ceorgetovns. baskerville kicked an easy
soaI THE first opening plays OF the visit
pa cs ,eam were fumbled by Stanley, the
bali when snapped rolling aiohs 'he
sf, Took North Carolina sixteen min
utes TO score the next touchdown, every
inch OF the way 10 the goal Deihg Iou ,ssIlI
gercely GuiOu made several beautlful
runs around the right end, during one OF
which MahOney and four other George
towns, IA led TO down him, In ms next
run. ne was tackled very high' ana when
The referee had cleared away the debris,
o. Rrlen's right cheek was badly cut,
Guion aud two others OF his team had
bloody noses. and nearly all OF the play
ers were spotted with their own or some
one eise's blood. Moore was pushed
across the line. and baskerville failed on
a rather difficult goal.
After another six minutes OF play, the
han was again rushed down 10 George
towns goal, and Moore was carried over
the line on the shoulders of the rushers.
baskerville kicked goal. Time was called
for the first half. with the ball i'm the
ccntre OF the field.
In the second half the Georgetown team
was greatly strengthened bY Carmody
taking Smiths place AT quarter. Car
mody's interference was very fine. and his
appearance had the effect Of greatly en-
llvening his players, and after twenty
minutes OF very hard playing, the ball
was forced across the Carolina goal.
Murphy missed an easy goal Carolina
retaliated by aiding another touchdown
Just before the end OF the half, 1t was
then very dark, and baskerville again
failed on the try at goal, The final score
stood % 20 4.
The teams lined up as follows:
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