The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

In favor Of Georgetown, In about eight
minutes play.
On the next kick off Carolina got the
bali and Twenty-Five yards on an off-side
play, and Mann broke through the ends
for two gains of fifteen years each. Then
Georgetown got down to work Caro-
lima made strenuous effort to advance.
On tho last down. Jacocks made su-
preme trial and barely got through tho
necessary FIVE yards. Then 1t was lost.
AT this point Carolina played harder than
at any stage OF the game. Georgetown
could not make progress and the backs
k OK was resorted to. Newton put 1t out
for hfty-fve yards and Jacocks gained
thirty on fine sprint. He was dowted
nicely by McGettinger and then Kelly
got In the game. relieving Cromley at
left half
A FAKE KICK.
At this point Carolina made pretty
play and some gains. On two downs no
advantage was secured, and the sigral
for a kick was made. Gcorgetown's men
spread out to head the looked-for Kick,
But 1t didn't come, The ball was passed
back to Newton who, Instead of puntins
tho pigskin, made dart through the
opposing line. lie gained fifteen yards
before he was downed. Following tie
kick play was resorted to in fact, bue
with the heavy wind against the ball,
only ten yards was made and the ball
went over to Georgetown.
THE GREAT REILLY.
Then 1t was Reilly's game. BY sheer
strength he wadcd through the Caro-
linians for twen ty-fivc yards, and con-
t!nued through In Successive scrimmage to
a touchdown, and Carroll Kicked goal,
making the score II to 0 for Georgetown
Mahoney then kicked off to Robertson,
/ who had succeeded Newton at full. Ten
yards was gained, and Jacocks retired
Newton took his place at half. "A seiles
OF plays placed Carolina In the position OK
probably losing the ball on downs or
resorting to kick. The latter was tried
and Robertson kicked for forty yards.
Carroll caught the ball and made
slight gain.
In the next scrimmage a double pass
was made from Mcguire to Hart TO
| Reilly for gain Of fifteen yards, and on
a foul Carolina gets thirty five yards on
| a penalty. To prevent losing on downs
| Georgetown punted, and the ball came
back to them from Carolina on downs
| In the next scrimmage Carolina braced
up and held hard to Georgetown and
| the mighty Reilly lost ground, but before
anything happened time was called for
| the first half.
During the intermisson crowd OF the
Georgetown rootcrs, who came to Nor
| folk with the team marched around the
field, while the band played "Hiawaitha."
SECOND HALF.
! No encouragement came to Carolina IN
the second half. Early In play, Wright
| was relieved by Foust, and in less than
! five minutes actual playing, but what
seemed Ike an hour to the specta tors. who
/ by this time were soaked by the rain.
Reilly had skirted Cardinals left end for
touchdown, and Carroll had kicked goal,
| increasing the score to II. a
/ Carroll kicked to Foust, and Carolina
/ gained fifteen yards. In the snap Engel
| kicked. This play was followed by quick,
| snappy work on the part of Hart and
Reilly. and the latter went over for
another touchdown, making the score
| %, as no goal was kicked.
i EASY FOR GEORGETOWN.
BY this time Georgetown was having
| It's own way and Carolina showed con-
clusively that she was outplayed at every
i point. 1t was getting very dark Esd the
1 rain was still coming down, although
it did not darnpen the ardor of tho
| rooters.
I'VE must make some more points,
boys" said Reilly. and the boys agreed
with him.
bringing the pigskin bock for gain of
ten yards, and an additional ten was
gwen for an off-side pay Then Burk-
ley went in for Mann. and Immediately
fumbled, whereupon Reilly got the ball,
7 and on successive gains went over for still
another touchdown. Carroll Kicked goal,
and the score stood 2s to 0.
. Then, as darkness was settling over
the field. and the motormen on the trolley
cars in the distance were impatiently
ringing their gongs, the sensational play
OF the game occurred.
THE LAST TOUCHDOWN.
Carolina had the kickoff, and Robert
son kicked The ball went like a Shot
right into the arms OF the waiting Hart.
He darted away for the opposite goal, and
eluded every man except. Robinson. who
downed the doughty Hart on the very
verge of a touchdown. In half minute
Martell had carried the ball over, and
the score stood 3s to 0 in favor of George
town, for Carroll missed goal.
At no stage Of the game did Carolina
stand a chance OF scoring Georgetown
. lad things their own way almost all the
time. There must have been rougher play
ing in the scrmmages than was apparent
to the observer from the stand; other
wise Cardinals best men would not have
retired. 1t was a hard thing to size up
Cardinals team, but 1t would seem an
easy guess that Virginia will have little
, trouble In winning out on THANKSGIVING
!, Day unless the Tar Heels put UP better
resistance than was displayed to-day.
CAN PLAY BETTER.
Notwithstanding this defeat, Captain
Jones, of the Carolina team, thinks his
men can put up a better game and that
Virginia will not have snap on Thanks
giving Day In Richmond.
Captain Hart, of Georgetown. said he
\ hadn't the slightest doubt his team would
win. and he thought the Carolina boys
played remarkably well in holding the
score down, especially In the first half
when just one-third the total score was
made in longer time.
The fact Is that Carolina was pretty
we'll played out at the end of the first
half.
Neither team reached here until thi.
4 morning. Tonight they are the guest:
of Manager Wells at the CRANKY Theatre
d THE LINEUP.
\ Georgetown. Position. N. Carolina
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