Evening star., 1905-10-29

W.& Us Battering Too Much
for Georgetown.
Specisl Dispatch to The Star.

Dali teams, representing Two institutions VI
learning, both located at towns of the
name Of Washington, rolled over the mud
for fifty minutes this afternoon at Friend
ship Park. and when the mud had been
rolled down smooth 1t was found that the
Washington and Jefferson team. from
Washington the lesser, had won from
Georgetown University of the national cap
ita by a score Of p to o. Five touch
downs two in the first half and three in
the second. plus two goals kicked, tell the
total of the scoring.
Too Much for Georgetown.
Washington and jefferson looked the
heavier of the two, and the Georgetown
line could not withstand the heavy batter
Ing of Washington and Jefferson linemen
who were called backof the line to plunge
into their opponents. James, Seaman and
Wright were given the ball oftenest, though
the gains were frequently for only two,
three and four yards at time. McLaugh-
lin made the star play for Georgetown
when ne got entirely past the Washington
and jefferson team by clever lodging and
he had clear field to the goal line when
Left Guard Stuart overlook him from be-
hind.
In the second half the same back got
tWdS Win pidS, WIiC1I HttIcO
forty yards. and it was only because Tan
ner was swifter of foot that the Washing
ton county goal line was not crossed.
For Washington and Jefferson, Hupp con-
tributed two sensational end runs. and
Dougherty duplicated the work of his team
mate getting fifty-fve yards at stretch,
and finally going down by a tackle from
the rear inside Georgetowns twenty-yard
line this w OF nj
lowed by mass plays, which gave Wash
ington and jefferson a touchdown.
The Pennsylvania team put up the more
aggressive game, and the penalties in
fiicted by the officials showed how anxious
were the wearers of the red and black to
push the ball along. Penalties were In
fiicted which lost total of seventy yards,
while Georgetown suffered only one pen
atty of five yards.
Two trainloads of rooters accompanied
the Washington and Jefferson boys to
Pittsburg. They brought their noise
makers and their voices along, and they
used them both. as they frequently had OPP
portunities and the students enlivened by
singing many of their college songs.
Great Work by W. and J.
Captain Sutter of W. & ]. won the toss
of the coin, and as there was a strong
breeze from the northeast. he chose the
north goal, with the wind behind him, CIV
ing the kickoff to Georgetown. The north
end of the field was I'm fair condition. but
the south end was soft and muddy. Besides
that there is not square foot of turf on
the gridiron. For Georgetown Monahan
kicked off to Hupp, who travelled back sew
enteen yards before he was brought down
on w. & Us thirty y-three-yard mark.
James and Wright totaled five yards IN
two rushes. Wright hurried through the
line for eight yards. Seaman made two.
Wright again got clear of the Georgetown
line for sprint of twenty-four yards, the
ball resting on Georgetown's thirty-yard
line. Seaman made three and James fol-
lowed it up by two and three yards at a
time, carrying the ball four times In sue
cesslon. Wright repeated his former effort
for eight yards and James took it for the
first touchdown in six minutes of playing
time, W J. carrying the ball total of
11Eety-four yards without once losing it
Wright failed to kick goal
Hupp made long run to Georgetowns 8
thlrty-eight-yard mark and followed with
one for twenty-five yards. Seaman piled
eight on top of that and James was showed
over for the second time. Wright kicked
goal, making the score II to 0.
The half ended with the ball in w. & Us
possession In midfield
Changes in the Teams.
Georgetown substituted butcher for
Paullum at full and Sweeney for Bremen
at right end. w. & j. moved steadily
along without interruption to Georgetown's
thirty-yard line. Dougherty contributed
fifty-fve-yard run and 1t was quickly fol-
lowed by touchdown. Wright kicked
goal. the total being II points Seaman,
Wright and Dougherty took the ball to
Georgetown's twenty-yard line, from which
Wright scored a touchdown after a pretty
run He missed the goal
At this point Morris took Tanners place
at half Dougherty was taken out at left
half. Wright going there and Specht to full.
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