The Washington times., 1904-10-30


That was when Captain Larkin, on a
trick, drew the Georgetown team TO one
side and then took the BAH around
right end by himself Martel was run
with the ball oftener than in any other
game this season and usually gained "a
yard or more. Mccarthy and Titzpat-
rick the latter a freshman, both did
good work at the ends.
Carroll Good Punter.
Carroll more than held his own In his
punting duels with Larl1in, and was
most effective when advancing the bah
from his position in the line or from
the tack. e-back formation The center
trio, Orme, Given. and NeuI, presented
a strong front. through which the WOr-
cesterites made few gains. Given ex-
eeIled his partners. and so completely
outplayed Carrigan, his opponent, that
IL was always a serious question when
the Purple was on the offensive wheth-
er Captain Larkin would receive the ball
safely enough 70 get It to his backs
without a tumble
Captain Larlziu played the best game
Lor ms team he made three pretty
runs, tackled well. and was very steady
in holding the bali for Reid S goal, when
the Blue and Gray forwards were rush
ing through TO block the kick Nc
Manus and Reid also. did good work.
put because OF the fierce tackiinE of
Hart and Larltin. were unable 10 make
any OF the long runs for which they
are famous
Clean Contest.
The game was hard fought from the
beginning, but was unusually clean. 1t
had been nOised about the city that
both teams would go iu for r0ughiug IL.
but there were no evidences Of any
smuggling. Mike Bennett, PENIS IA
nous fuuback, was appointed head
hnesmau, with the power 90 disqualify
the first man who attempted 90 rough
an opponent but not once was he
0saiged 20 call down any OF the players
because of unfair tactics
Holy Cross won the toss, and gave
Georgetown the kickoff Reid received
the ban ou the 5-yard line and ran 10
ln HIleen yards. Holy Cross tried
Georgetown line without eaiu. Reid
DuELed rortE-Gre yards 20 LaTklu, who
was downed 1y Campbell. with five
the Worcester tackles. The bail was
carried down the field 10 the 10-yard
line. where there was a short stand by
Holy Cross. but MaFteII and Carroll to-
gether pushed the oval along 20 the g.
yard line. AaEoueE plOWau through
right tackle Tor "a touchdown. lie
kicked goal Score 20 o.
Line Too Strong.
Carriean ran back the kicE-oH ten
yards Georgetown line men again
proved 100 strong, and after three
downs RId puuLed forty yards. The
ball no 5eH outside WITH the tackles
and backs carrying the ban, the Blue
ana Gray again gauopei through the
opposing guards and tackles 90 Eol}
Cross -5-yard line. Larllu cirCled right
Cuu for twenty yards, and with riie ball
cu the 5-gaTd line. MllDuey again car
Tied il over. Score Georgetown, ui
Holy Cross. There was HO more scoT-
ing iu the first period.
shortly after the kIcE-Cn i'm the second
half the Blue and Gray fu-Dled and
Holy Gross recovered ou The -J-yaTl line.
Then EEa Worcester men gained ten
YARDS Ola three downs Georgetown made
q grand ralIE. Reid fell back ID che Is
yard line and kicked goal from place
menL Score. ID 10 g.
Untimely tumble.
After Georgetown received the kick
of t4e ball was slowly worked from
the I0-yaTd line 10 within fifteen yards
or the Holy Gross EoaI. when there was
an unumeIy tumble. and tae Washing
LoElaus lost the bali under Jhe shadow
of tLc goal line.
The bali was then worked back toward
the center OF the held- After Ihre.
downs, Captain AaHgIey made his pref