The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

vance of 20 yards was made and ~
wards were allowed OH a foul. Meem
bucked left for a gain OF 10 yards when
he was downed by Smith and momenta-
rily knocked out. Rice Biscoe ana
shaner made gains aggregating 10 yardS
and the ball is carried to the l-yard line,
when it goes back TO Georgetown.
THE CADETS SCORE.
In the scrap Kenna kicks TO Otey for
n twenty yard gain. DerDyshire goes
through right end for five yards, ana
after gaining ten yards the ban on GOWNS
gees again to Georgetown.
Kenna pented. but the ball went outside
and there was a gain of but five yards,
when the ball on an off-side went back
10 v. NJ l. When on snappy work and
successive gains by Rice Meem ana
Shaner, Rice went over for a touch-
down. which was made in sixteen min
utes.
The touchdown was made on the ex-
IRENE left and Otey kicked 10 neid'
Montgomery fumbed in attempting TO
catch and a Georgetown player covered
#. thus losing to V. M. l. the chance for
kicking goal.
Score, five for V. NJ. l.
Kenna kicked to Otey who carried the
ball back eight yards before he was
downed on failure to make sufficient
gains the bali goes 10 Georgetown, and
Smith took the end for six yards; owens
following 1t up with eight around right;
Smith and owens then made aggregate
gains of fourteen yards. and kenna at
tempted TO kick goal from field on the
twenty yard line. but failed.
GEORGETOWN TIES THE SCORE.
The ball. went back to V. NJ. l., and
Otey sends il back thirty yards George
town taking IT.. Smith gains five yards
through left end, and Georgetown was al
lowed ten on an off-side play Barry goes
through for a gain of eight yeards, and
Owens makes slight gain through the
line Barry carried the ball through left
end for a thirty yard sprint and Murphy
Is winded momentarily BY splendid line
work owens is forced back five yards,
and Kenna made a pretty drop kick for
goal from field from the thirty yard line,
succeeding i'm putting it over and making
the score a tie. Just as time was called.
SECOND HALE.
In the second half Rice kicked for V.
MI Kenna carried the ball back twelve
yards. and by rapid rushes. without once
losing the ball. Georgetown carried it over
fer touchdown, Murphy being the
nero. Kenna then kicked goal. making
the score II to in favor OF Georgetown.
This touchdown and goal was made in
ten minutes.
Rice kicked off and Smith caught the
pigsbin for a gain of % yards. On a
double pas owens lost by the splendid
tackling by Derbyshire. On another
double pass Kenna kicked for 35-yard
gain. Otey downcd him, and Shaner
took the end for 10 yards, and Rice for D..
The ball then went to Georgetown.
and gains were made by Murphy, Smith.
and Walsh for 20 yards, and then on
downs the ball went TO V. NJ. J., Meem
taking the end for 10 yards, and Shaner
for g.
MEMS KNOCKED OUT.
Meem was knocked out in the scrim-
mage and carried off the field, Black
ford taking his place. Otey gained 8
and was tackled by Kenna; Blackford
went through for 3 yards. Otey kicked
and Smith caught the ball for gain or
10 yards. Kenna punted for 40 yards,
Blackford caught it and was downed by
Barry. Shaner made a beautiful sprint
through right end for 30 yards and in
the next scrimmage time was called
with Georgetown victors.
This is the first game IN which the
V NJ l. eleven has ever been defeated,
and the first in which a touchdown has
been made against them this ~season.
The officers of the game were most
Ell, lent, and deserve much credit for
their efforts.
The V. NJ. l. boys will leave for Lex
ington this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
Georgetown team left last night foT
Washington.