Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-08
GEORGETOWN ATHLETICS
RECENT FOOT BALL GAMES.
Maryland Athletic Club Again Beaten
by the C.. \. G.

Maryland Athletic Club Again Beaten
by the G. \. G.
The MARYLAND Athletic Club was defeated
for the second time by the Columbia Ath-
letic Club at National Park Saturday. The
score shows the superiority of the home
team-32 to 0. Captain Wells braves had
no trouble in taking the ball where they
wished Two runs. one by Taussig and one
by Maupin. were the features of an other
wise rather undressing game. Dyer's
exhibition of goal-kicking was also appre-
ciated. He kicked three goals, using each
time the drop kick instead of the regula-
ton place kick.
The Eastern High School team defeated
the Arsenal team for the second time this
season Saturday by score of q to D. The
team work of the High School eleven was
of gilt-edged order, Snell's kicking and
runs by Maupin, Bliss, Hoover and Lica-
rome, together with Nealy's all-round good
play for the soldiers, were the features.
Columbian University, with but five OF
the regular men on the team. defeated VIII
liam and Mary College Saturday by
score of 30 to o. At no time did the home
team have the slightest chance to score,
the varsity running with the ball at will.
Lewis play was again feature.
In the second half a change was made In
the team, Lewis going to center, Cum
mings to full back and Louchs to half
back, Harlan being obliged to leave the
game in order to catch the train home:
The varsity will meet the strong Fort
Monroe team today, and a defeat is eX-
pectet. unless the team is reinforced from
home by fresh players, or some of the
regular men who did take the trip.
Gailaudet scored points to the Univer-
sity of Virginias 2 Saturday, and put up
q creditable game.
", fGn ,f
foot ball Saturday, Princeton is head and
shoulders above any other team In the
big four combination. Although Har-
ward did not play Saturday the team has
shown no Improvement in practice, while
Yales line is still weak. although signs
of Improvement were shown Saturday.
Princeton defeated the Indians is to .,
with a much weaker team than the Tigers
now have, while PENIS score was 20
to 10. The natural conclusion is that
Princeton would have no trouble in getting
away with the red and blue, defeating the
crimson and putting the blue under quite
a bank of snow, such as will probably be
the result Thanksgiving day.
The Indians gave Pennsylvania the hard
est game the sons of Penn have had this
game. the score at the end of the first
half being 10 to in their favor. In the
second ha.f the red and blue pulled up a
little and kept the Indians from scoring
Indians pat up an oid-fashioned game and
played terrific foot ball at times. the de-
tense being the stiffest Penn has gone up
against this year. Penn did not play its
usual fast and furious game. Hudson's
Play was feature of the game. He made
all the points for the Indians, by kicking
two field goals.
Yale defeated the Chicago Athletic Club
Saturday 16 to 6. Yale showed great inn
provement, except at right end. and the
hackers Of the team are much encouraged.
The team came out of the scrimmage with
out Il scratch.
Although the Lafayette team was con-
the final score stood 81 to O. the Tigers
putting UP the best game they have
shown this year. Bard's exhibition of
drop kicking was marvellous. Princeton's
interference was superb.
Harvard did not play Saturday as the
hackers Of the team did not wish to take
any chances on injury to the crimson for
the great game between Harvard and Yale
Saturday next.
Results of other games Saturday were
as follows:
AT Westminster. Md.-Western Maryland
College, 10; Johns Hopkins University, D.
At Norfolk, Va.-University of Maryland
Is: Virginia POLYTECHNIC Institute. 4.
At Swarthmxre. Pa.-Swarthmore College,
Is; ST. Johns College, 4.
AT Gettysburg. Pa.-Gettysburg College.
81; Baltimore City College. o.
At Annapolis. Md-Naval Cadets, -;
Hustlers. O..
AT Amherst-Amherst, 6; Williams, G.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-Michigan Univer-
sity, "a. Purdue University, 4.
At Newton, Mass.-Brown, "a; Newton,
a. a, o.
At Hartford, Conn.-Wesleyan 6; Trinity,
4.
At Cambridge, Mass.-Harvard Freshmen,
~; University of Pennsylvania Freshmen,O.
At West Point, n. West Point, As; Lee
high, g.
mia; State College, o.
At Laurel. Md.-Laurel, II; Roland A. C.
of Baltimore, D.
At Carlisle, Pant. st. Mary's College,
o; Dickinson. 0.