Evening star., 1901-11-06
Columbia Roc' Strong for Georgetown
Yesterday.
WESTERNS SHUT. OUT EASTERN
Many Golfers Out on the New
York and New Jersey Links.
B A S e B A LII NEW s

Columbia University defeated Georgetown
University by Is to 0 in a well-played and
interesting game of foot ball at the polo
grounds in New York yesterday
Il was one of those hard-fought contests
that abound with science and good general
ship, but are short on spectacular PLAYS
Weekes, as good half back as ever lined
up on foot ball team, did the major por-
tion of the work for Columbia and really
carried the day He tore through the line
wherever called upon and made several of
his now famous hurdle plays in the first
half for good gains.
A more disagreeable afternoon has not
been experienced this fall. The air was
chilly, a sharp easterly wind was blowing
and the sky was heavy with dull gray
threatening clouds. There were about n
hundred pretty girls in heavy wraps and
bright ribbons in the long grand stand
and three times as many college boys. who
yelled loud and long and kept the enthu-
siasm al respectable pitch
Georgetown Started OF Bri.kIy.
Georgetown started off so briskly and put
up such noble defense that those on the
side lines said she was stronger than Penn
sylvania. There really wasn't much cause
fo- jubilation on the part of the visitors.
however, as just after Morley's kickoff for
~ yards and feeble return punt by Hunt.
Weekes hurdled for yards. Berrien bucked
center for the same distance and Weekes
again hurdled for yards.
This WAS all the result of good general
ship against hard, stubborn defense Co.
luElbia made a few more small gains and
one long one. the result of a false guard S
bach play. This carried the ball to within
10 yards of Georgetown's goal line.
The bah went to the visitors and they re-
covered yards on a fake for punt. Then
Hart, Holland and Edmonson bucked cen
ter. carried the ball around ends AMI tore
through tackle with close formations until
| the ball was back to Georgetown's 50-yard
line
Once more the ball was worked back to-
ward the visitors goal line, and when only,
prevented Van Hoevenberg from catching
/ it and Columbia was allowed IA free kick
fot goal from the 20-yard line.
Gcorgetown's Offensive Work.
Morley missed, and again Georgetown put
un some pretty offensive work. In due
time. however, Columbia. by careful, steady
plCwing through center and the tackles,
worked to GeorGetown's 2-yard line. Ber-
rien was pushed over and the first touch
down scored. Morley kicked goal.
The visitors were badly scared and by he
roic effort prevented another touchdown in
tha first half.
III the second half, however, they were
outclassed. Columbia thanks to Weekes
wls easily the superior and made two more
touchdowns- GEORGETOWN fought hard all
the time, but could only keep the score
from being very large
The lineup ana score:
Columbia uS Positions. Georgetown (O
a Eoyesen.. ..s.Left end. i..............G Owens
Irvine. Drill
Lincoln. eft guard. Mclaughlin
Shaw W...............tC Center ............ Give ms
Mcclellan. Right Guard. .kerns
Whitwell. Angel. Rt tackle. ............ Mackay
Van Hoevenbrg. Right end. IA. Ednonson
Mcriey. Quarter ba ck Sullivan
Duell ............. Right half......B. Ednonson
Berrien (Capt) Full back. Hart
Weekes s............Left half...........H Hola nd
Referee-Mr. Cogseshall of Trinity. I'm
pire-Mr. Armstrong Of Yale. Time Of
halvss-25 and % minutes. Touthdowns-
Berrien, Weekes (2) Goals-Morley C).