Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
STEVENSON punted to Lux, who was down
on Georgetown's forty-seven-yard line.
Half a Dozen ScrimmegeS,

MCGOWAN, butcher, Bocock. ct al, began
movement across the field, carrying the
ball with them. In half a dozen scrm-
images the pigskin recrossed the center and
rested comfortably on George Washington s
thirty-yard line. Four yards more were all
the Blue and Gray could gain and the ball
went back to George Washington. Beard
and Gibson gave up the gaining business as
a bad job and Stevenson punted to Lux in
the center of the field Bocock got impatient
and cantered away for twenty-one yards
around left end and he. probably would
have been going yet if STEVENSON had not
appeared in his way and stopped him with
a beautiful tackle. Fitzpatrick caught the
fever and hurried around George Washing
toms right end for fifteen yards making
1t look quite dubious for the Buff and
Blue. MCGOWAN put the ball on George
WaShingtonS thirteen-yard line and Dutch
er crawled along for nine yards, where he
was left paving the earth when time for the
first half was called. Score: Georgetown,
o; George Washington, 0.
George Washington came back on the
field with no changes in the lineup. In
the Georgetown line Morton was put in at
right guard in place of McKeller Linthi-
cum kicked off to Lux on Georgetown's
five-yard line. butcher BocOck Fitzpatric
and LUX urged the ball on to their forty
courtyard line. Then Morton got through
and might have made touchdown but for
STEVENSON, who tackled him so hard that
he dropped the ball. Brennan recovered it
for Georgetown, and the day was saved
Bocock went around right end for twenty
five yards, hurdling over STEVENSON while
en- route.
Georgetown Scores
This sort Of work brought the ball to the
Buff and Blues eleven-yard line butcher
made four yards through center MCGOWAN
one and Fitzpatrick four, leaving only two
yards between the ball and George Wash
inston's goal. These two yards were COW
cred by butcher in the next scrfmmage
when he went over the line for a touch
down, Time, six minutes. Brennan kicked
goal Score, Georgetown, 6; George Wash
ington o.
Monahan had to work so hard that he
got angry and demonstrated desire to
brush one or two George Washington war
riors off the map. But they refused to be
brushed and Monahan subsidized. MCGOWAN
kicked off TO STEVENSON. who missed the
catch. Linthicum recovered the ball and
went 10 the twenty-two-yard line before he
was downed. After a few short gains
Stecnerson ciTcled the end for fourteen
yards. This kept up and the George Wash
ington band blew tunes all over the place
The center of the field was reached and
passed and still the Buff and Blue We're
moving north almost unmoested Keane
took McGowan's place and Morton went in
at right tackle, both changes being in the
Georgetown line.
With the ball on Georgetown's 32-yard
line the Blue and Gray held for three
downs. Lux punted to Stevenson, who
missed, and Brennan of Georgetown fell on
the pigskin. Good team work by George
town carried the ball down the field in
jumps of 3, and yards, until butcher de-
cided to go over for another touchdown.
Time IA minutes. Brennan kicked goal
Score: Georgetown, u; George Washing
ton, o.
Bocock's Jaw Fractured.
Linthicum kicked to Lux and in the
come back Bocock suffered fractured jaw.
Charley Kane went in as quarterback for
place at fullback. Stevenson punted to
Georgetown's 45-yard line. Kane tried
quarterback trick, but fumbled the ball.
Bergman recovered for the Buff and Blue.
George Washingtons ball on Georgetown's
35-yard line. with only minutes to play.
This was the beginning for George Wash
ington. Linthicum made yards and
George Washington got more penalty
for off-sde play. Another rush and the ball
was on Georgetown's 11-yard line.
Then Stevenson got the high sign from
Davey Houston, and scampered away for
a touchdown. Stevenson kicked goal.
Score: Georgetown, u; George Washing
ton. 6.
The darkeniug skies and the gathering
shadows of the pail of defeat were too much
for the Buff and Blue, and Capt. Steiner
son agreed to have the game called on ac-
count of darkness, with minutes to play.
Georgetown Positions. 6. Washington.
Fitzpatrick Capt. H.. left end. bergman
Moaahan. ......... left tackle. Gibson
Cogan. Woods left guard. sommers
McGuire. ............. center ........... Smith