The Washington times., 1904-11-13

with the brilliant individual work OF
Quarterback kirkman, Halfbacks Bic
lasNi and Taylor. and Fullback +. West
proved too much for the Baltimore in
surution, and at no stage OF the game
was the result doubtful
Good Roofing.
Almost seven hundred George Wash
ington rooters filled the grandstand and
thronged the side lines on both sides of
the field. cheering their favorites when
ever opportunity offered The rooters
cheered as if their lungs were of leather,
ana on the slightest occasion rent the
air with the new yell OF the institution:
G-e-o-r-g-e Washington.
George Washington,
George Washington
Give 'em the AK.
Give en- the AK,
Give EN- the ak
George Washington.
Never before has the local Institution
played football as sne did yesterday.
The men worked together. the backs
were fast and quick 10 take advantage
OF the slightest opening. and only once
aid the team tumble Every play
taught by Coach Rorke was put sue
cessfuly into practice. and not once.
except after being penalized for or side
play. was the local team held for downs.
KiTkman the Gamer.
While ali the backs contributed many
OF the yards gained by the Washington
team. il was to little Kirkman, the
quarterback. that most of the long runs
were die. Time and again, with a
gain OF fifteen yards necessary for the
retention OF the ball, he would take the
responsibility upon himself. He never
failed To gain more than the required
distance In running the team he dis
played admirable Judgment. and kept
Maryland guessing as 10 his intentions.
Law. al left tackle. and West. at right
end. also distinguished themselves both
on the offensive and defensive. The re-
suit is largely due 10 thefE playing.
Captain ROdrigues, at left halfback,
and H0user, at IuN, played the star
game for the visitors. on the defense
they were IN almost every play. and on
the offensive. frequently plunged through
the Washington line Tor gains OF five 30
eight yards.
M.Iyland Ran Tackles.
The Maryland play on the offensive
was almost entirely restricted 10 tackle
formations. played in cross an1 straight
bucks. For a while the play was a good
ground gamer. but eventually the Wash
ington students learned a way 10 stop
H. and throw the runner for a loss.
Winston opened the game by kicking
10 Maryland l5-yard line, The runner
was dOWned in his tracks. Maryland,
using tackle formations. hit the line FOR
short gains 10 midneld- PenaliZed TWEEN
~ yards on account Of the qustrtefback
advancing With the ball before running
cut the necessary five yards EdingCr
fumbled Oh the next play. and klrhHan
fell on the ball
Washington Scores.
George Washington made ten yards
through the line. and KirIman Went
around isft end for twenty yards, being
downed 1nst one yard from the goal
line For two downs the Maryland line
was OF rock but weakened on the third
and F. West went over for a touch
down Kirzman kicked pretty goal
Winston again kicked on and after
advancing 10 the 35-yard line. Maryland
lost the BAN on downs
Taylor. Bielaski. and Morris went 10
Maryland's z0-yard line, where five
yards were lost for offside play Kirk
man tried field goal but missed. and
Maryland punted from her 25-yard line
After a quarterback run netting
eighteen yards. and fifteen yards ty
Perry w West took the balI an a
double pass FOR twenty-three yards. and
on the next play f. West was showed
over Tor his second touchdown. Kirk
man missed dincult goal
HouseT Broke Rib.
Winston kicked the bah twelve yards.
and Bielash fen on il. Shortly after
ward Houser. the Maryland fullblck
was carried on The field. Later IL was
discovered that he had broken "a rib
The ambulance was summoned aul ne
was taken 10 ths Pennsylvania station
whence he was sent TO Baltimore for
treatment M the FRANKLIN Square Hos
pital
Ills place was filled By P0rcheI. WiHzse
and Bradford were also knooLef .,,t
their places being filled by Webberman
and Hammond
The half closed with the bah in mid
field
Second Half.
Ia the second half most Of the playlag
was done in George WashIuEton's terri
tory, The game was DELAYED bv me
continued wrangllHg Of Maryland uufu
darkness made scientific playing imDog-
sible
In spite OF this. Washington br4ced
on her 7-yard line. throwing her opDo1-
euts back. and forcing them 10 tfv a
place kick The half ended with tnr bs n
on Washington's z0-yard line
Line-U2.
Washington, Positions Maryland
Winston. u.-..-..---..l J.. Es.............. SNYDER
Cav CIalD D..--..---L. T.............. Clarke
Perry ...-.--.--.---- l. G.............. Il err
Woods. ..-!'..r. center .-.-...... Bradford
tIamm0ud)
Tait..-.--.-....-...-R G--....-...-.. BipDers
OFris...--.--.-----h I-.-...--.-.-..A Aki!kse
tWebBiueF)
W West...........R. E.............. Gilmer
kirkma n ....... q. B.........-. Bronham
Bielaski. i...........L. H. b.. Rodriguez
Taylor. ...........R III. B.. Edinger
+. West..,......-..F. =. b. .Houser CPorcheD
Referee-Afr. Albert. Umpire-Mr. Kel-
Yi,.-T-.-r,- AFessrs Holland ar6 t5C~,-L.I
Time or haiyes-25 and ~ minutes.
Score-George Washington. II. Mary
land MedicANe