The times., 1898-10-23
VIRGINIANS ARE QUI7THRS
Georgetown Eleven Wins by a
Score of II to O.
THE GAME ENDS IN A ROW
The Old Dominion Bcys Give an I'm
sportsmanIil2e Exhibition of Foct-
hall PIaying-The Blue and Gray
cutpInys the Orange and Blue at
All Points-DctaiIs of the Game.

Charlottesville Va. Oct. 22.-George-
town University won a glorious victory
over the University OF Virginia here to-
day. The score was IL to Q, and only
twenty minutes of the first half had
elapsed when Virginia left the field. The
referee then gave the game to George
town.
A more unsportsmanlike exhibition of
football has never been given than was
offered by the Virginia team. They were
outplayed at every point, and when a big
defeat stared them in the face adopted
tactics that are not expected from gentle
men. They went into every scrimmage
with fists closed and slugged openly and
numerically. Kenna was thrown TO the
ground and jumped on after every punt,
and the Virginia tacklers, instead of try
ing to down the Georgetown runner,
slugged and punched. This was the rea-
Son for the overwhelming defeat. The
Charlottesville players forgot what was
expected of men Of refinement and cul-
ture, and at the same time forgot what
they knew about football.
The manager of the Virginia team re-
fused to pay the guarantee. and Man.
ager Watkins did not push the matter
II was learned late in the evening that
the student body did not agree with the
decision Of the management of the team
and raised the money by public SUBJ
scription. They will send it down in
few days. The good feeling between the
two institutions will not be jeopardized
by the incident, because the students of
Virginia did all In their power to show
their appreciation of Georgetowns man
illness and their disapproval of the con-
duct of their own team. The blue and
gray eleven was cheered repeatedly as
they left the field, and a large crowd of
Virginia men We're at the depot to give
the team send off.
Details of the Game
Capt. Casey won the toss and chose
the north goal. The wind was blowing
directly at Yirginia's goal, but shifted
very soon after, and this advantage was
lost. Elson kicked off for Virginia, and
Kenna returned the kick. Elson sent 1t
back and it rolled over the line, where
kenna fell on it for a touchback The
ball was brought out to the twenty-five
Sumbled, but fell on the ball. Bullett
and Shiblee made first down on end
plays, and Bullett went around Barry
for twenty-five yards. The backs then
made small gains through the line. and
had first down on Georgetown's Vineyard
line. The blue and gray here repeated
her magnificent work against Gallaudet.
and held for three downs. The line held
like stone wall, and the orange and
blue could not gain an inch. kenna
went back for a kick, and the ball hit
the line. but bounded ahead, and Oracle
tell on it, kenna kicked and Barry
tackled Elson on Virginia's ten-yard-line.
Elson went fifteen yards around the left
end and Shiblee made three yards. Bull
lett made II first down, and excellent
work by Walsh and Murphy threw Vir-
ginia SO far back on the next downs that
they were forced to kick. The kick OF
Elson was poor, and went into the line.
Oracle fell on the ball, and 1t was
Georgetown's on the twenty-hve-yard
line. Kenna went through behind Moore
for four yards, and Casey made the first
down through the hole made by Long.
Casey, aided by good interference, went
five yards around the right end. Barry
then lost two yards, and Casey lost two.
Kenua scraped the mud off his right sloe
end fell back TO about the twenty-five
yard lina AT difficult angle he dropped
a beautiful goal from the field, and the
Georgetown rooters woft up in the air.
Nore-Georgetown 5; Virginia, 0.
From this time on the game was made
disgusting by series of childish disputes
raused by the quibbling of the Virginia
eleven. Kenna's beautiful kick knocked
all the sand out of them apparently, and
they lost all track of the game. Davis
took the place of Harris against big
Moore but found more than his match.
Dn the kick off the ball just passed the
ten-yard line and Oracle fell on it. Kenna
kicked thirty yards and Barry tackled
Wills on the forty-yard line. Burlett
went through for three yards, but Shib-
lee was thrown back by Moore. Kenna
made free kick of Elsons punt and
Wills fumbied the kick off on the eight
yard line. This punt of Kenna's was
fifty yards. Bullett gained fifteen yards
around Barry and Shiblee turned Oracle
for five yards. Bullet then lost four
yards being tackled by Murphy, who was
playing all around Capt. Collier. Virginia
kicked TO Owens and the latter stumbled
and fell on the twenty-fve-yard line.
kenna kicked on the first down and Wills
failed to gain. Two tries netted no gain
for Virginia, and after catching a punt,
kenna fell on a quarter back kick by
Collins for gain. Kenna kicked and
Jones downed Elson on the thirty-yard
line. kenna was outkicking Elson two
to one, and this despite the fact that Col
Her and Lloyd punched him and threw
him to the ground after every punt Bar
ry downed Bullett for a loss and the lat
ter then turned Barry for ten yards End
runs netted nothing and Wills tried the
quarter back kick. Kenna fell on It. On
The first down the plucky Georgetown full
back kicked again. Lloyd broke through
and tust touched the ball with his hand
This put everyone on side and Murphy
picked the ball up and scored George
town, 10; Virginia. O.
A dispute arose here, and Virginia re-
FUSED TO play because. as they claimed
Lloyd had not touched the ball and. there
Iore, Murphy could not be on side. Ken