Evening star., 1905-10-22
Drop Kicking Was Disappointing

the mass plays was remarkable Rowland
at left end. did some good work and each
time that he was called upon made gain.
Drop Kicking Was Disappointing.
The drop kicking of Capt CrowelI. who
played quarter. was disappointing. as many
VINO attended the contest were looking for
repetition of his beautiful drop kicking in
the contest with Pennsylvania He at
tempted six times to kick goal from the
held and failed each time badly, with the
exception of the last, when the decision of
feferee Gass was close. McDonough at
Iuliback plowed through the Georgetown
center for gains each time of from five to
ten yards before being downed
FOR Georgetown University the boys Of
the Blue and Gray worked heroically Time
ana again they faced the heavy Swarth-
more line, only to be hurled back for losses
During the first half Swarthmore played
hard and before time was called had run
up - points, the first touchdown being
hdue IN one minute and twenty-five sec
onds after play had been called. This con-
tnued until five had been made. Crowell
missed two out of the five goals
Ine line up of Georgetown University was
changed materially from what was expected
The work of Capt. Fitzpatrick was espe-
cially brilliant and several times Swarfh-
more substitutes, who were upon the side
lines, commented upon the work of the
Blue and Gray captain. Bocock did good
work also Lux shone out with especial
brilliancy and was successful in end runs
for gains. Mclaughlin, who succeeded
Sweeney at left halfback, played dashing
game. Murphy played a fast game at
tackle. George 6rooke, the famous captain
of the team of the University of Pennsyl-
vania in the early nineties, who is coach
ing Swarthmore, stood upon the side lines
and watched the Pennsylvanians work like
machine. He also watched with interest
in the second half when Crowell from
Georgetown llnlyerSltNS III
line attempted to several times kick goal
from field. The score would have been
much higher if the Swarthmore captain had
not practically stopped the gaining of his
team in order that he might try for goal
from the fed. SWarthmore is to line up
against the midshipmen soon and Crowell
was practicing for the emergency which he
thinks will come in the contest with the
sailors. His puhting several times was bad
and the backs of Georgetown on the return
punt booted the ball out of immediate dan
ger, only to have the heavy SWdrthmore
team again bring tie bail back TO the twen-
ty-fiye-yard line, there CroWel. would at
tempt goal from the field.
Georgetown Wins the Toss.
The game was called at O'Clock. Capt.
Fitzpatrick of Georgetown University won
the toss and chose the southern goal. Crow
ell kicked off for Swarthmore past the goal
posts to Pallen, who fumbled. The Swarth-
when Lux snatched the pigskin from the
ground and carried it back fifteen yards to
Georgetown University's ten-y2rd line. On
the first play Palien kicked for Georgetown
University for ten yards. and the pigskin
was in Swarthmore's possession. Mcdonald,
the big fullback crashed into the line of
the Blue and Gray twice, and the second
time went over for the nrst touchdown Of
the game. Crowell kicked an easy goal.
Score: Georgetown University, o; Swarth-
more, g.
The two teams lined up and Pallen kicked
fifteen yards to AIilman, who returned the
ball five yards. Crowell on the next play
skirted right end for thirty yards. Nc
Donough bucked center nercely and gained
eight yards Kreuzer went through guard
for a gain of twelve yards. Crowell at
tempted to run around right end, but was
downed behind the line by FitZpa trick.
Swarthmore losing five yards by the play
The ball was now on Georgetown UniVer-
sity's twelve-yard line. Barrett plunged
through right tackle for seven yards and
made three more through Gen.
ter on the next play. Swarthmore lined up
in a jiffy and McDonNugh was showed
through the center for the second touch
down of the contest after five minutes and
six seconds of play Crowel missed an
easy goal. Score-Georgetown University.
D; Swarthmore, H.
Pallen kicked twenty yards 10 Maxwell.
who carried it back eight before he was
tackled. Yates made ten yards more
through right tackle. Kreuzer went around
eft end for five yards more. Referee Gass
Swarthmore fifteen yards for
holding Barrett attempted to go around
right end, but was held before he had
gained. Crowell punted for forty-tive yards
to Pallen, who returned 1t twenty before
being tackled Lux bucked right tackle
for three yards.
Swarthmore's Steady Gains.
The ball was now on Georgetown Uni
versity's twenty-yard line, having gone to
Swarthmore on downs Kreuzer bucked left
tackle for a gain of eight yards. Barrett
made two more through tackles. Pritchard
made one yard. but fumbled. In the scrirn-
mage for the ball he managed to fall on it.
McDonough bucked center for three yards.
Maxwell made five yards through left
tackle. The ball was on Georgetown Uni
versity's ten-yard line. KreuZer bucl1ed
tackle for gain ofsfiye yards and
Crowell went over for touchdown. Hs
kicked goal. Score: Georgetown University
O; Swarthmore, IL.
Lux kicked to Crowell for twenty yards
who brought it back twenty-five yards Sue
cessiye line assaults by Maxwell, Pritchard
and Barrett carried the ball down to the
for another touchdown. Maxwell pEuted
out fifteen yards to Crowell. Crowel kicked
goal Score: Georgetown University, o;
Swarthmore, %.
Monohan kicked off to the ffteen-yard
line to Crowell. who carried the ball back
yards and Bocock fell upon the nigskin.
Lux punted twenty yards. Crowell then
punted for forty yards TO Lux, who carried
1t back fifteen before being tackled The
ball was fumbled and Swarthmore got II,
A moment later Barrett, for Swarthmore,
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