The Washington times., 1894-11-04
TAR HEELS EASY WINNERS
Georgetown College Eleven Given an
Idea How to PLAY Football.
SCORE MAS VERY 0NE-SIDED
It Was Not Until the Second Half That the
Local Collegians Managed to Break the
Ice in Their Game with the University Of
North Cardinals Strong Team.

There was never any doubt as to what the
result would be in the game offootball played
on Georgetown field yesterday afternoon be-
tween the teams Of the Universities Of George
town and North Carolina. The latter team
PLAYED with a vim and a snap and rush that
was exhilarating. and gave plain evidence Of
good, hard training on the part Of every
nlaver. in addition TO a fine knowledge Of the
points Of the game, thus surprising George
town, not only from physical, but from
scientific point Of view. Neither side had any
advantage in point Of weight.
What Georgetown mostly needs is good
coach, and the sooner he is secured the
sooner the good points in the material at
hand will be brought out. Now it is so much
strength wasted. The team is too slow in in
reference, and lacks snap in its general
work It is due the team that played yester-
day to add that four substitutes played.
There were about 300 admirers Of the
teams present, and large majority hoped
the locals would win from the team which
last week scored against Lehigh, but they
were doomed to be bitterly disappointed, for
the score at the call Of game was 20 to in
favor OF the Tar Heels.
The field was deep in mud from last nights
rain. consequently slippery and heavy. and
long rune nearly impossible. The playing OF
GuiOu left guard Of North Carolinas, was
OF the .'star" order, and Of the same team
Collier, Merritt. Stephens, and Moore dis
tinguished themselves, the latter two
especially doing splendid work, and, with
the ball in their hands their team was always
sure OF gains.
On the part Of Georgetown the mighty Mike
Nahoney was the great mainstay and decid-
edly the star Of the team. Little Boyle, spry
right end, nobly did his work, and even after
be had his nose broken in a rush he played
the position with snap and energy. Harley
and Bahen did excellent service. Carmody
made his first appearance this season and
took Smith place at quarter back In the sec
ond half and helped materially by his lively
play to iniuse new life into the team
GEORGETOWN PLAYS POORLY.
The full two thirty-minute halves were not
PLAYED, darkness cutting short the second
hall by fifteen minutes. Georgetown Won the
toss. and on the kickoff Mahoney caught the
ball and advanced fifteen yards. After break
ing the center twice lost the bail on downs.
on the lineup Guion made a splendid run
around the end, and with the aid Of splendid
interference and successive gains by Stephens,
Collier Moore, and Pugh. Collier made a
touchdown in seven minutes for North Caro-
lima. and Baskerville kicked goal. Score, 60
During the remainder Of the half the Tar
heels gained almost as they pleased.
In the second kick of, Baird gained the
ball and advances twenty yards and Stephens
took it for six more. and then the mighty
Guion rushed it for five more. In the rush
baskerville was injured. but he pluckily con-
n, r.r-r a oesI
gain. GEORGETOWN secured the ball and Ma
honey made an end play for five yards and
was tackled foul 10y Gregory. who got hurt for
his trouble. Mahoney made further gains of
eight and three yards and then Georgetown
lost the bail. stephens carrying It toward
North Cardinals goal for thirteen yards and
GuiOn for a brilliant run around left Tor
twenty yards. and after repeated gains it was
pushed over by Stephens for touchdown.
Baskerville missed goal and the score stood
10.
To the end OF the half this character of
play was repeated. and the ball was nearly
always in North Carolina's hands. and when
time was called the score stood l6 to 0 IN
favor Of the gallant Southern visitors.
cARMoDY's PRESENCE INsPIRITING.
The second half was begun with more of
rash on the part Of Georgetown, mainly due
90 the presence Of Carmody, who played quar-
ter in place Of Smith Then Georgetown
changed her tactics and from defensive
adopted the offensive. After repeated gains
BY Bahen, Murphy. and Mahoney, the ball
was within three yards Of goal when George
town lost the ball, and the visitors worked ii
down field ten yards, and after gains by
Rtephens, Collier, and Moore, 1t was at last lost
te she Southern boys, and again on good work
01d free kick by Murphy and gains by Ma
h0Rey, Murphy made q touchdown, but failed
@ kick an easy goal. Score l6 TO 4
CO the 6ckon by Baskerville. Mahoney sd-
vaAeed twenty yards with the pigskin, Bahen
GAGa gained three yards and passed TO MRho-
RGr for two yards more, and was tackled in
nEtnadid manner by Baird Failing to make
engeher gains the ball went TO North Carolina
aad by repeated gains by Moore, Stephens,
and one of seventeen yards around the end
By Guion, Stephens made a touchdown, and
Baskerville failed 70 KICK goal. Score when
the agony was over, and with fifteen min
Etss more play, stood 20 to 4, in favor Of the