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profitinr by this the West Enders we're
stnI again penalized for the same Of
Tense on the third play.
Beard was sent through Cogan for six
yards and Morris added two more
through the same place. After a series
of line plunges George Washington was
held for three downs. with but a few
inches to go. Beard was given the ball.
ard before he was thrown by Bocock
had reeled off twelve yards on a cross
buck Georgetown was once more penal
lied for onside play. Linthicum gained
three over MCGOWAN. Two more plays
Melted but three yards and Steenerson
gave the signal for quarterback kick
booting the ball for a gain of about fif-
teen Yards Lux, who was playing back.
fuuabied, but it was received by
GEORGETOWN player. and for the first
time the Blue and Gray began its Of
feEsive work.
| F1tzpatrick's team was unable 70 gain
and on the third down Bocock kicked
! to STEVENSON on the latters 35-yard
line It was run back ten yards and
again George Washington started its
line bucking. which drove Georgetown
to the 25-yard line. where it held.
The game had now been IN progress
something over fifteen minutes, and up
/ TO this time George Washington had a
little the better OF the deal. but the
Georgetown men seemed TO suddenly
awaken when they recovered the bail
on their own 25-yard line. and by put
ting into use a guards-bacl1 formation
were not stopped until the Buff and
Blue z-yard line was reached. where the
latter bracod and IN a final effort sue
ceeded in stopping the Georgetown team
in the very shadow Of the goal posts.
STEVENSON here called into play a
guards-back formation and sent Linthi-
cum through Cogan for three yards. On
the next play two more added made 1t
drst down, but or the play following
IAuthicurn was thrown back for a loss
OF five by MCGOWAN. who stopped a
fake pass which came his way. Here
Steenerson decided to kick. but the kick
was called back, and Georgetown was
penaIized FIVE yards for being ohside.
making IT first down for George Wash
ineton-
For the remainder OF the half the ball
remained in George Washingtons terri
tory, and was on its z-yard line in
Georgetown' possession when time was
called.
Things Began to Happen
In the second half Linthicum kicked to
Lux on Georgetown's 5-yard line. The
ball was advanced twelve yards before
the halfback was caught Fitzpatrick
then made two over Gibson, and Bococs
added one more on an end run butcher
was called on. and responded nobly
making eight through Sommers Bren-
men got two by running back. With two
TO 20 on the second down. Morton broke
4 nd rod
for a touchdown, but was tackled after
pretty ten-yard run by Stevenson,
who threw him so hard he fumbled, but
the ball was recovered by Georgetown
man.
About this time things began to happen
and happen fast Bocock got around
Bergman for twenty yards and to
change the monotony Of the thing Nor
ton took but two through Vierra- Then
MCGOWAN became ambitious and went
over the opposite tackle for few.
Lux added seven on cross buck and
butcher fifteen through Nierra, placing
the ball on George Washington's 2o-yaro
line. Cogan was offside on the next play
ana Georgetown received the usual five
butcher Makes Touchdown.
/ George Washington braced for two
: downs. holding nicely. but butcher was
called on and made il first through Co
gan on the 7-yard line Fitzpatrick made
four over the opposite tackle and on
4 the next play butcher was sent over for
E the arst touchdown. Bremen kicked az
Z easy goal. Score-Georgetown, 6; George
: washington. 0.
Stevenson chose to receive the kick
and Bocock kicked 10 Beard on the s.
yard line. Beard and Field collideC
r. and both missed II, but Ldnthicum re
( covered and advanced II ten yards
Morris made il first down the first
r play, but IL was only By inches thai
4, FIRST down was made again. Stevenson
located a weak spot on the left side o.
9 the Blue and Gray's line and hammered
: 1t numerically for substantial gains
r then. not wishing to exhaust his backs
he called for a quarterback run which
T netted fifteen yards Lux tackled hin
!, and was badly hurt but refused 10 b
r replaced by Kane. whom Coach Reilly
sent in 10 take his place
+ With the ball IN It's possession on its
Z opponents s5-yard iiue. George Wash
ington Succeeded by calling Gibson
back and using tandem Formations. II