The Washington times., 1904-11-20
No ROughness.

ne game was remaFkabl free from
rough work. q fact FOR which the teams
deaerVe credit There had been rnaD,,
IsiF FuInors which hinted work OF The
foughest kind On the field. however !,
clean sporting snirit was In evidence and
only once was the umDire compelled -
interfere. and send Klgoure. Georga
Weshington's left guard. 10 The si5.
lines.
HUB Hart. McGettigan. Mahoney Car
roll. and MaTtell did most Of the gro,,Da-
gaining Tor Georgetown. Hart Was fast
getting under way. and kept hts go
Well In fact IL was noticeable ths+
all the Georgetown men were hard 10
DflhB down and when tackled were nev-
er thrown back The Interference on
end runs was good. Had Il not been 40
Mctieitigan would have been thrown
Tor loss several times on quarterback
runs. or which there was a great plenty
IN the game. The Georgetown Quarter
Is Tast man. and gets the work our
vi ms team In a mastery style. but
occasionally In his effort to get ws,,
round the end. he runs back too far -
murder he was easily the star OF the
game '''0
Captain Mahoney made a record for
himself as goal kicker. He kicxed no
less than nine goals from touchdovns
and would have undoubtedly made a
clean sweep had he been n the game
"'eh the last touchdown was made.
Dazzling Long Runs.
Long runs followed each othe- with
such dazzling frequency that Harris -
yard run FOR touchdown hardly stands
".t prominently from the rest. George
Nashlneton was lamentabIy weak in
hef tackhhg department. The men did
NOT tackle hard or low. and many OF
Georgetown's gains We're due 10 tbis
serious defect There was entirely too
much high tackling. While there was
much open play there was little klek-
ing Georgetown putting only once and
George Washington twice the last time
after fine kick from close behind the
line by Carroll. which resulted in Il
touchback.
funblng was Georgetown fault. Its
Inability 10 hold the pigskin securely
lost the bail once. and only clever work
in recovering made this weakness less
harmful Hut the worst and most costly
fauH OF the Blue and Gray was their
too great eagsrncss. which resulted I'm
penalties amounting 10 about eighty
yards. These undoubtedly kept the
score from being arger than il was
Weather Too Hot.
The day was fair but too hot Tor fast
football. Both teams felt The heat but
especially Was this the case with George
Washington whose physical condition
was apparently much inferior 10 that Of
the Georg -tONu men Two Of The Bun
and Blue players were carried on ia.
field, and several others retired on ac-
count or injuries. Frank West. fulback
was removed % the college buildings
with what was thought a broken rib
An examination. however. showed no
fracture The other man carried or the
geld was Law. Captain Bielasd was
retired early in the game. Both teams
played niI eteen men. out Georgetown
substitutes were used the last ha!f 20
save the regulars for me Lehlgh game.
liz - probable that the original eleven
could nave finished the game.
For George Washington Woods was
especially good. he gave GeOrgetown's
giant center, Given all the trouble he
was locking for. and al times played
him 10 d sIandsTill Frank West and
Perr-- al guard. ana Billy West. al
right end. made good records Frank
West proved valuable IN the second line
OF defense upon which Coach ROrke de-
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