Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-28

one-sided from start ID finish much interest
was attached to It because it afforded prac-
tically the first EXAMPLE of local playing
under the new rules. Between the two 20
yard lines there was more open playing
than has been seen for long time. George
town. in the course OF the game. called
upon nearly every man but the center to
take the pigSkin. Another noticeable play
in the later tactics wis the giving of a
kickoff to the other side by the Maryland
lads; but in making the winners kick OF
they lost from % to 30 yards. The ball
was simply lifted overi into their own ter
ritory where. after d few downs. they had
to surrender it to their opponents. who
were then but short distance from the de-
sired goal Had the visitors themselves
kicked. the game would have been just as
much longer as 1t would have taken their
rivals to cross the greater stretch of field.
Generally considered the game was not
remarkably different from last years. The
only play verging on the mass play was
the tackles back formation used by George
town.
The score indicates very well the kind of
game played. The Georgetown men tore
through the line and ran around the ends
for large gains from the time the referee 8
whistle was first blown There was a mark
ed difference In the weight of the elevens,
the average weight of Georgetown being
ITO pounds. against the 156 pounds of the
Agricultural men.
The game showed that Georgetown has
material for good team this year. but
repeated fumbling on the part of the larger
men indicated that much more practice
may be resorted to with benefit. The real
strength of the varsity team cannot, 1t
is claimed. be estimated at present AS for
the lighter team. 1t was SO far outclassed
that it would not be fair to make any
comparison. A plucky spirit was evinced
beyond a doubt. and those who are san
guine predict good things for the Maryland
boys.
For Coor1a+ou,n Cont u.r+ r,oda eoyoo
good plays around the ends. and Tackles
Givins and Monohan were used often in
straight tackle plays and the tackles-back
formation. and they seldom failed to make
good gains. For the M. A. c.. Capt. Watts
and Marty played the strongest game
There Is scarcely any doubt that the score
would have been larger had it not been for
Martyrs fine defensive work.
There was large gathering of George
town and M. A. c. roOters present, and the
pleasant weather brought out many neutral
spectators. so that the side lines were
crowded with persons and the grandstands
well flied.
The following is the lineup of the teams:
Georgetown-Right end, Herman: right
tackle, Monohan and Edmonston; right
guard. Mahoney and Atkinson; center. Car
left end. Abbatichio. McGettigan and Brem-
ner: right half. Hart Captain: left half,
Mccarthy and Reilly: fullback, MarteH;
quarterback. Gettigan and Abbatichio.
NdfyidHu Agriculture SOlleSe-Hlgnt END,
Hoffman, right tackle, Albertain: right
guard. Webster. Street; center, Pouleur.
Bay: left guard, Mitchell, Wentworth: left
tackle. Cockey; left end. Crane: right half,
Stoll: left half. Marley: fullback. Watts
(captain); quarterback. Mayo, Bryan.
Score:
Touchdowns-Hart2 2: Mccarthy, Mahoney,
Reilly. Goals-Ktcked from touchdown
Carroll 3. Time as halves-15 minutes.
Referee-Hecox. Umptre-Keily. Lines
men-Deviin of Georgetown and Hines of
M. A. c.. Timers-J. H Doyle and J. A An
dersOn.
Several changes in the lineup of both
teams were made at the beginning of the
second half.