The morning times., 1896-11-19
JUNIORS WERE THE VICT0Rs
Beat Freshmen in the Last
Class Series.
wAsA FINELY PLAYED GAME
with Little More Team Work the
1900 Boys Could Have Won
There Was q Large Crowd Pres
ent-It Was Too Enthusiastic
and Crowded Players.

The last football game of the first inter-
class series was fought on Georgetown
Field yesterday afternoon between the
classes OF '9S and 1900. The result, as
anticipated, was victory for '9S, but 1t
was hard-earned one, as the freshmen
played q splendid game throughout.
With little more team work and addi-
donal weight the victory might have been
theirs, for time and again Fleming and
Muligan, the backs, would make runs
almost unassisted. 1t was only the SUI
periOr team work and weight which won
the game for '9S. Walsh and McAnerny
for the juniors did the best work, Walsh
doing especially fine kicking.
The game was witnessea by large
number OF spectators and their enthu-
siasm at times became SO great that they
swarmed on the field and greatly delayed
the game. The weather was entirely too
warm for football, for In almost every rush
some player would be hurt, thus della ying
the game. Darkness had fallen when time
was called, the last few plays being made
by the Ii ght OF the moon.
THE START.
The kick eff fell TO '9S and Walsh re-
turned the kick. on line UP Green made
a ten ard gain on left end. McAaion tried
for left end but Tobin downed him in fine
style. Then Green, behind good inter
ference, gained fifteen yards around right.
Tobin again got in some fine tackling
aud the ball went To 1900. Failing to ad-
vance the ball went to '9S. TObin broke
up an attempt at double pass and tackled
McMahon for loss of five yards. The ban
went to 1900 and Horsey kicked. Nc
Intirc gained twenty yards. on a tumble
Devereaux for '9S got the ball and went
over for first touch down and Walsh kicked
goal. Score, SO.
On ckotf Mulligan got the ball. and Green
In tacklng was injured, being replaced
by Richie. On tumble, OLeary, 'Ss,
..,, ne DaiI. n M :hol triedleft end butwas
fierceiy tackled by Horsey, dropping the
ball. McIntire picked it up and with a
clear field ran forty yards for touchdown,
and Muligan kicked goal. Score, 6-6.
On kickoff Mulligan returned kick well.
McAnerny was downed without gain by
Muligan. Horsey did some splendid tack
ling. McAnerny, '9s, then went around
lett end for forty yard run and made touch
down. Walsh kicked goal. Score. 1875.
An exchange OF punts followed kickoff
and Devereaux gained ten yards. AT
this point tim was called.
THE SECOND HALF.
Second half 1900 kicked off Walsh re-
turned kick to five-yard line. Horsey
kicked but ball struck cross bar and bound
ed back, Mulligan catching IL. thus scor-
ing a safety and two points for '9S.
Score. 14-6.
Both fuIl-backs INDUCED in punting at
this DoInl, Walsh having the best or IL,
and '9s gained ball. Strong tackling by
Horsey and Tobin prevented gain and ball
went to 1900. Mullgan made fine
fifteen-yard run around right end. HOrsey
followed with five more. Ball went To
'9S on tumble, b 1t 1t was regained by 1900.
McAnerny tackled finely, and ball went
to 'aS. Failure to gain forced Walsh to
kick. Mulligan gained fifteen yards by a
pretty run, and Immediately followed
with fifteen more. Some kicking fol-
lowed and then the game ended with ball
in '9S territory.
Twenty-minute halves were played
The following in the line up: