Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-16

across the last white line A chorus Of
Georgetown cheers and a flutter of busy
blue banners, announced the touchdown.
MahoneE landed an easy goal and Caro-
lima was beaten. The score was to in
favor of the heavier team.
There was little time left Of the first
Georgetown would score again before the
ten-minnte breathing spell between the
halves. The unexpected occurred. how
and, as. it proved. the last score BY
goals. and Graves drove, a long punt
which eluded the Georgetown back await
ing it. and rolled over the line. He quick
ly recovered it, but was downed at his
own 5-yard mark.
Il Then G ;e began working the
was shot into the Carolina line and push
ed for seven yards. The southerners
cnulated Jackson's troops on the next
through the southern line. dived over it
for three yards, la Weekes, of Column
bia Two more trials faited to- net the
needed five yards, and Mahoney was
fumbed the high twister, and in a
twinkling a Georgetown runner was hug
ging the elusive pigsskin on the ground.
costly mufT, as the sequel showed
HAD NOT RECOVERED.
Carolina had not recovered from the
temporary case of rattles, when Devin
was sent into the line at the head of
yards. How ii happened no one knew,
bat it happened, and In thirty seconds
Georgetown had scored another touch
down and rendered victory certain.
sent into the Carolina line. and the
swayins, swerving mass of men had APP
parently been stopped. when suddenly the
resisting mass parted, Rourke broke
yff
was spiking sod toward the Carolina
goal half a hundred yards away: He
t haa praetiea eleaT field and fo the
doomed to relegation among the "als"
ran" with Rourke winner. Just as he
fell over the line a feet southerner. by
cd, and Georgetown's queer yell gave
feeble expression to their JOY. Mahonsy,
kicked the, goal, the ball striking the
over. That made the score read George
town, IL; North Carolina, 3. And that was.
the end CT the scoring.
inspired by success, Georgetown took
the ball after Graves had kicked off and
sent Hart around Cardinals end for Is
yards. In a delayed pass Abbattichio-.
the man with the unpronouncable pat
ronynic-tore off Is more, his lodging
and wriggling gaining several yards after
his interference had been broken up.
Then Carolina took brace with q capt.
.
Georgetown's triumphal advance, and the
next try was hurled back for loss. It
was third down. the necessary four
yards rd5;n were nc not fortheoming, and i was
towns 5n-yard line. The determined
Carolinians then began resistlesslyl hit
ting the heavy lire. for steady. gains
plunging.>. The plucky boys in: white and
blue had hammered their opponents back
IS yards. and had but 50 to go when the
ended.
Is gridiron gladiators retired to their
quarters to mop away the perspirauon,
In the second half the: two teams played
each other to a standstill,. neither being
able to- gain consecutively. The ball
punte no e
either goal seriously menaced. In short,
North Carolina wea kened for ten minutes
and the game was lost. For the remain
ing forty minutes she played as strong a
town men began to flag and several of
them We're apparently not in. physical
Russel! could not stand the furious pace.
and were led staggering and weak, but
protesting, from the field.
Here Is the lineup and summary Of the
game. with the list Of officials:
S; Eomonston:. Left end. Condor
Rourke..........Left guard. Donnelly
Giyens.... ......: Center. Stuart
Right guard. .Farlow
s Right R, sashle sni.gez
ADbattiehio. -. onorter.b back. ...... Graves
Devlin, Morris. Left ha,f-ba ck Berkeley
Hart...::. Right half,back. .Jaeocks. Engle
Touchdowns-Hardssty. Rourke. Goals