The Washington times., 1904-11-20
GEORGETOWN, 60,
WASHINGTON, 0
Il lie and Gray SmOthers
Local Rival.
SUPERIOR AT ALL POINTS
Weight and Speedy Offense Prove the
Undoing Of the Buff and
Blue
SUPERIOR AT ALL POINTS

Georgetown won from George Wash
ington by 60 10 yesterday simply be
cause she outclassed her rival in every
department Of the game,
1t was a rout Twenty-Five seconds
after Referee Gass' shrill whistle an
nounced the beginning OF hosuAties. the
Blue and Gray had scored a touchdown;
and from then on the only question at
issue in the minds of the thousands that
crowded the spacious stands was what
would be the final score.
Extensively and defensively. in indi-
vidual merit and IN team work. George
town was far ahead Of Washington.
Once t.4e men from across Rock Creek
got their powerful offensive machine in
motion not a cog slipped but In whirl-
wind fashion it bore the wesrers OF the
Bun and Blue down in crushing defeat.
and abruptly broke the finest record of
any team that has ever represented the
downtown university
Completely Showed Under.
While George Washington was com
pletely showed under. there were sever
al redeeming features connected with
. the work OF her team, II fought hard to
avert the humiliation of one OF the
largest scores ever made in the South
and not once did a regular leave the
field when Coach Rorke sent in a sub
stitute. without making a fight against
being taken out. Two men on The Bun
and Blue team We're far ahead OF any OF
their teammates. and they were Woods
and Billy West At the pivotal posi-
zion. the former was opposed 10 one OF
The greatest eenters playing the game
Tor any college, but the Washington
snapperback pat up a stld fight from
beginning 10 end. and blocked the cen
per OF the line far better than men who
have opposed Given. whose reputation
bs far greater than that Of the taciturn
Woods.
\ Billy West at right end put up the
! pest defense of any OF the members Of
4 4is team. Toward the close Of che game
he coalition of this player was pitiful.
ie was ct the bottom OF every play d.
ected at his wing. sometimes Fett,Ug
e runner, again breaking up the .n-
rference. Long runs and plenty OF
EN- were made around the end that
est was guarding, but It was morS
u fault Of the second line Of defense
pan any weakness Of the small right
nd.
inc Team Work.
To pick out individual stars among the
blue and Gray warriors would be a
lifficult task. Each man did his work
Ind did il Wei. The now famous George
town attack was worked 10 perfection
and the few times that the downtown
men had the bali the defense OF the
Westerners was all that might be ex-
pected The Georgetown line outwelghed
the Washington forwards fully twenty
pounds 10 the man, and this. together
with all-arOund superior playing by the
Blue and Gray line accounts for the
ability or the winning team 10 gain
almost at viii through the tackles
guards. and center On the end runs
Georgetown displayed a finer sample OF
interference than at any time this sea
son, and simply swept her opponents OF
their feet
II was shortly after 3 O'Clock when
Captain Mahoney followed by the whole
Georgetown squad jumped over the ropes
and trotted out on the field. George
Washington followed shortly afterward
Once the two teams lined up for short
signal practice the great difference IN
the weights OF the elevens was 10 be
seen. In every position both In the line
and the back field. the Blue and Gray
bad a decided advantage or many
pounds and the white team showed more
lash than its opponents.
First Kck-0f.
Captain Bielaski won the toss and de-
ided 10 defend the south goal Al
[YFs:16 Captain Mahoney sent the ball spin
ming into the arms OF Frank West. on
the 5-yard line. He ran IL ia hfteeI
~
signaled for a trick play. but the bal
was fumbied miserabiy and Martel
broke through and. getting the bah OF
the bound, chased across for the frs
score. twenty-five seconds after IN,
kick-OI. MahOney kicked an easy goal
Nothing more unfortunate could have
happened for Washington than a scor,
before han a minute OF play. bat he
men came back desperate. and IL tool
Georgetown just twelve minutes Of har,
playing 10 get her second touchdown.
Carroll ran the kick-on back ffteei
yards. On hard line plunging. varied b.
an occasional end run. Georgetown
worked 10 the 30-yard line. where
tumble occurred. and Washington go
the ball Law made three yards on IN,
first Try, but second attempt resulted
In no gain, and Winston punted twenty
five yards. Down the field, for shor
gains. Captain Mahoney's men went un
I'll the ball rested on the 5-yard line
Carroll was taken back and made III,
distance. Alshoney got his second goal
Third Score Easy.
Georgetown was not forced 10 work s,
hard Tor her third score. AIcGettigaI
ran the kick-0f back twenty yards. Har
skirted right end for hfteen ana Mar
tell got ten through the line Straight
football was resorted 10 for short gains
until the ball was only one foot from
the line. when MarteIl went through
guard FOR q touchdown. MahOney kicke,
hts third goal
After the KICKOFF McGetugau return
ed ten yards until he was tackled. whel
ne tossed the ball to Larkin. who wa
nailed Coach Reilys proteges swep
on until the center OF the field wa
reached when LaFldn reeled on FORT
yards around the left side. After Ma
honey brought the hall 10 the Iva "a lin.