Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-27
Lehigh Lowered the Colors Of
the Blue and Gray.
THE GAME A GOOD ONE
WASHINGTON GOLFERS DO WELL
IN BIG LAKEWOOD TOURNEY.
DR.. Harlan Close to Leader-High-
Glass Horse Sale in New york
Howard Beats Virginia.

Several thousand people yesterday jour-
,eved to Georgetown Field. and sat and
stood in a keen north wind for two hours
for whatever satisfaction could be felt from
witnessing the sturdy foot ball men of
Jehieh University put it all over the eleven
of the local university. The game was
closely contested from the kickoff to the
shrill blast of the whistle that called time
for the last play, when the score was an
nounced as l. to in favor of the visitors.
Several players were from time to time
sent to grass for a much-needed rest from
caved ribs and disjointed noses, twisted
arms and bruised eyes, but the ambulance
was not called for and the game as
whole was not as bloody as others that
have been played on the same field Nearly
half the number of spectators were lad1es.
and Washington sustained it's reputation
as the home of the American beauty
Fashionable traps and autocars lined the
outside of the field and the stands and
side lines were gay with the colors OF col
lege flags, feminine millinery and the latest
effects in fall and winter costumes.
The scoring all done in the second
half. although twice during the first half
the boys from Lehigh carried the ball to
the ten-yard line of Georgetown and were
the point Of scoring when they lost the
chance by fumbles The sensational play
Of the game was the run of seventy-three
yards and touchdown made by Hart of
Georgetown. Lehigh showed itself the bet
ter team in all-around work. and their cap
Observation-Disclosures decidedly the star of
the day. He tore through the opposing
phalanxes like veritable catapult, fighting
like a savage creature for room for his
man who carried the ball and breaking up
more than one well-laid plan of his oppO-
nents to effectually block the way Every
play was the signal for an outburst of
cheering and bowling by the partisans of
either side, and the vibrant college yells
ripped the frosty air like the rattle of
musketry. First one side of the field and
then the other took up the chorus dear to
the heart of the colegian athlete and his
admirers. and the visitors received all the
encouragement of this sort that they could
have expected. At times the yelling threat
ened to interrupt the game. the decisions of
the umpire being drowned in the mighty
shouts that rent the air.
The principal feature of the play of the
victorS was their strength in bucking the
lines, no end runs being accredited to the M
that were of any moment. Capt. Fara-
baUgh gave his team their signals and was
quick to get to his post. which was general
ly on top of the Georgetown crowd his
strength and weight bearing them down as
surely as would falling house. Torrcy,
who played at right half. assisted him
splendidly in this work making two touch
downs, and Butler was simply a runaway
railroad train on down grade. The gen
eral feeling was that the game was the
cleanest and hardest fought that has been
played on the Georgetown field this season
Technically treated, Morgan of George
town first kicked over the goal line, then
the ball was taken to the tweuty-five-yard
line. where Farabaugh pnnted out Reilly
from his twenty-five-yard line, ran 1t back
ten yards. Lehigh held for downs Nor
gan kicked. Butler on his forty-yard line
was downed.
Lehigh using Torrey, Farabaugh and But
Ter for short plunges twice pushed the ball
to Georgetowns twelve-yard line and i5st
on fumbles. Georgetown kicking After an
advance to eight yards fumbles followed,
ana Martell fell on the ball behind his own
goal post for touchdown. Here the first
half ended.
Farabaugh kicked off for Lehigh. Carroll
was downed on the twenty five-yard line
Georgetown was held for downs and Nor
gan punted. Lehigh steadily marched down
the Held and in nine minutes scored tie
first touchdown of the game Torrey going
over. Farabaugh kicked goal
Morgan kicked off and Torrey returned
ball to his thirty-fve-yard line After ex-
changes Torrey then skirted right end for
a touchdown. Farabaugh kicked goal
On the next lineup Hart broke through
Leh1gh and ran seventy yards for Georgt-
towns only touchdown. Carroll kicked
goal. Farabaugh. Torrey Butler and Wa
ters played the best game for Lehigh while
McGettgan and Hart excelled for George
town. The lineup: