The Washington times., 1905-10-29
Local Team Overwhelln-
ed by Big PennSyl-
vania Eleven.
McLAUGHLiN'S LONG RUN
Halfback Broke Through
Line for Seventy-fiv
Yard Dash.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 8-washington
and jefferson defeated Georgetown here
today by q TO before a crowd of 1,soe
in Friendship Park.
The Red and Black eleven showed SUI
periority over it's opponents, and the re-
suit was never in doubt The Georgetown
men were outclassed in weight. and the
ifnemen were powerless before the fierce
onslaughts OF she Washington and JET
ferson team The Eastern lads battied
courageously against odds, but never
had chance There were a number OK
Georgetown rooters in the stands. but
they had few opportunities 20 chser except
when Mclaughlin made a fine run of
seventy-five yards Washington and JEFF
ferson employed a varied sty;e OF at
tack. and interspersed line plunges with
brilliant end runs, and on several occa-
sions worked trick plays with good ef-
feet.
Left Halfback Daugherty once secured
the ball on a double pass. skirted
around Fitzpatrick and behind compact
interference. ran fifty yards for touch
down Wright. Hupp. and Tanner also
contributed spectacular runs. while
Wright and James plowed through
Georgetown's light line for frequent and
substantial gains.
/ First Kickoff.
| Monahan at the start kicked OF for
Georgetown to w. and Us 10-yard line
Hupp caught the ball and came back
twenty yards Observation-Disclosures adj
vanced steadily through line pIunging
| until IL reached the center OF the field
| Wright broke through and made twenty
| four yards before he was downed Sea-
man made three at tackle, and Daugherty
| got four at right end. James hurdled
| the line for fise. and Wright carried the
ball to the 5-yard line. from which
point James was sent over. Wright
missed goal. Mclaughlin. who got
Wright's kick was downed on the 23-
yard line. W. and ]. wss penalized for
offside play. and the Blue and Gray
made a first down. Mclaughlin getting
the distance at right tackle. Fitzpatrick
attempted to circle the end. but was
downed for a loss by Hupp. W. and J.
secured the ball. and In few plays
James was sent over for second touch
down Wright kicked goal W. and J..
IL; Georgetown. o.
| Wright kicked over the line and the
ball was punted out from Georgetown's
25-yard line to Mcfarland, James
made seven yards and in two
attempts wight got ten Woods vas
hurt at this juncture. With Wright.
Seaman and James carrying the bail in
turn. Observation-Disclosures advanced
steadily until penalized fifteen yards for
holding. And shortly after Georgetown
obtained the ball. Failing TO gain. Bo-
cock kicked to the 43-yard line.
Gained Steady.
The Georgetown boys could not with
stand the oDs<ughts Of the Washing
ton-Jefferson backs, who kicked TO gain
= ground on nearly every play. James,
l the Southern giant. was frequently call
! ed upon and proved one OF the win
ners' most consistent ground gamers
Mcfarland showed Improvement at
quarter and exercised good judgment in
: running off the plays Washington-A JEFF
9 ferson fumbled only twice. but were
: penalized frequently for holding an6
| offside play, Specht took Wright s
: place at full back IN the latter part OF
. the second half. making the last touch
| down
McIaughlin received the ball on a kick
: and made a pretty run of forty-five
: yards before he was brought 10 earth
With better interference he might
have got clear of the bunch. MonahaT
= at right tackle was strong and worked
!, hard throughout There was no rough
= playing
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