Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01
GEORGETOWN PUTS
GALLAUDET OUT

Georgetown University won from Gallau--
Diet College yesterday afternoon on George
town University field by score of 10 to O.
Contrary to all expectations, the buff and
blue of Gallaudet showed up strong. Many
believed that Georgetown University would
run UP a large score in the contest but
after the first down it could be seen that
once again the boys from Kendall Green
were playing football in way reminiscent
of the days when Gallaudet was represented
by team almost heavy enough to be in the
varsity class. With both of the teams
in the center of the field the battle was nip
and tuck, for at times each eleven seemed
to hold the other well But twice long runs
We're made. Bocock being responsible for
both. Monohan, the Georgetown tackle
was human pillow, and went through Gal
laudet's tackle at will Lux and Bocock
were worked all the time by the Blue and
Gray.
The way the Gallaudet men bucked the
Georgetown line showed that this year they
have a strong and clever aggressive play
Hinch, Horton, Erwin and McCandless. the
men behind the line for the Buff and Blue,
assailed the Georgetown ends in great
shape. They had way of hitting the line
like a shot that produced good gains.
Gallaudet never stopped playing the
game throughout the contest In the sec
ond half of the game, after Lux had car
rled the ball to within one foot of the
goal, Georgetown lined up in hurry and
1t appeared only matter of a moment
when the Blue and Gray would go over for
another touchdown But the ball was forced
goal posts. There Sharpe. Gallaudet's big
tackle, fell on it for touchback. Both
teams played clean game throughout,
and at no time was there any rough play
Ing. The weather was warm and the play
ers suffered from the heat.
Bocock Kicked Off.
The game was called promptly at 1886
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the toss he chose the southern goal b.
cock kicked off for Georgetown for forty
five yards and after Erwin had fumbled
the pigskin Mclaughlin fell on it.
Referee Owens then gave Gallaudet five
yards for holding. McCandless bucked
right tackle for five yards. Georgetown
was given five yards on off-side play. The
ball was fumbled and Cockrell got 1t. Lux
went through left tackle for seven yards.
He was given the ball In the next play and
fumbled and Brennan fell on it. Monohan
went through right tackle for four yards
and Lux bucked tackle for eight yards
more Monohan made five yards more
through the opposite tackle with half of the
Gallaudet team hanging to him. McLaugh-
lin tried to go through right tackle, but
Mikerell and Russell came through the
line and downed the full back with a loss
of one yard. First down. Monohan carried
three more for Georgetown through tackle
Monohan then went over the line after
seven minutes of play. Lux missed an easy
goal. Score, Georgetown University, s.
Gallaudet College. 0.
Bocock kicked off for forty-fve yards and
Brennan fell on the bali after Horton
failed to catch it. Bocock fumbled and
McCandless fell on the ball. McCandless
bucked center for three yards Horton
bucked tackle for ten yards. MeCandless
went through guard for ten yards Gal
laudet In an attempt to buck tackle lost
five yards. Erwin made four yards and
McCandless kicked for thirty-five yards
Bocock caught the ball and by clever dodg-
ing made touchdown. Bocock missed an
easy goal. Score, Georgetown University.
10; Gallaudet College. o. McCandless kicked
off for forty yards there was four min
utes remaining for play in the half. Bo-
cock was downed after he had returned
the pigskin fifteen yards. Mclaughlin FUN
bled the ball and Lux regained 1t. Pallen
gained fifteen yards through right tackle
Monohan went around right end for if
teen yards. The ball on Gallaudet's fifty
yard line. Bocock gained ten yards around
opposite tackle. Pallen made ten yards
through left tackle. Monohan attempted
to buck right tackle, but failed to gain
Bocock made a good run of twenty-five
yards. Pallen gained three yards around
left end and Lux lost eight on a tumble,
Bocock falling on the ball. Bocock fum-
bied and Hinch fell upon the pigskin,
called with the ball on Gallaudet's fifty
yard line.
Second Half Blank
After an intermission of ten minutes the
second half was called and McCandless
kicked for forty yards to Bocock. who
brought the ball back twenty yards, Mono