The Washington times., 1906-10-14
c. ". j. ROLLS UP
SCORE ON NUTES
SWamps Them by27 too by
All Around Good
Work.
STEVENSON BRIGHT STAR
Makes SO-Yard Run and Kicks Goal
From Field-Winners Have
Strong Team.

in me first regularly scheduled game
on the home grounds George Washing
. tou University yesterday defeated Cal
laudcl by = 20 al Van Ness PARK
Although GailaudeJ put up a stiff de-
feHse during the entire game and par
. Iicuiarly in the 9sst part, b. was clearly
Outclassed and al uo time had the
slightest Io0k-in against It's heavier ana
more experienced opponents Nothing
showed this mere clearly Jnan the fact
uist IL did not make single hrst down.
its longest gain being ou au attempted
forward pass by lAc Hatcheutes, which
ahshted iu the arms of mute.
Winners Are Strong.
Tile game was marred by a good deal
~ fumbiing. especially by George Watt
lugtOn University. bur. as q whole Egaz
vel worth see5H5, and plaiH!y showed
thar rIi---r Coach CToWelIs tu-claEe the
! HaJcAet-wiei1Ers have turned out prob
ably The strongest team that The down
town institution has ever boasted.
Galagdel kicked of 10 George Wash
lngtUn iH the first half and Beard re-
eeiEins the oval ran it back twenty
yards before being stopped. After n
couple OF short gains l.- Mltes held
and Captain Sleel-rsce booted fIty-
yard spiral. which was fGuUlei but re-
covered by GaIaudet- Failing TO gain
an three successive tries O.Do1uau
puuted Jo Steeuer-ou- with Sommcr-.
the big right tackle. relieving tae back
field at frequent intervals and gaining
consistently the BAH Was carried 10 Cal
iaudet -5-yard lua where ths
iiatehet.tes We're held for downs
Forward Pass Works.
GaIiaudet puted after thr-e fu,u. at
Iempr- around right and I-fJ ends With
the bali Iu the MufeS territory the for
ward pass was worked successfully and
Cunning got away I5r twenty-five
Eard gain- BubcocE was showed over a
minute after for the Gre, touchdown
Steeuerson kicked se3L Score. George
Washington University o.. Gallaudet H
The Nates kicked of and with the ban
near the center of the neId Stecuersgn
punJed fifty yards. the ball bounding
over ODounell's head. reaching the s.
yard line and being recovered by- George
Washington University A few moments
after ou IL quarterback rum Steeuer-cu
scored the second touchdown. which
was quickly converted into a goal
George Washington, Ie. Galiaudet o.
George Washington kicked 10 the
Mutcs al The beginning Of the second
MAUI Aef DeLLEE -elA Tor downs
attempted punt the bail was passed over
% DOuue.l head. and George Washing
ION securing the plgSEiI Beard quickly
went over the line for the third score
SieeneTsOU again kicked goal George
Washington. is; GaIlsUder D.
Steenerson a Star
Gauaudet kicked of and steenerson
ran II back twenty Yards Several sem
satioual dashes by Sutton. and a sue
cessful forward pass with Stevenson.
who had succeeded Loraud0 at left end.
receiving The ball ue-Ied sixty yards
and the Mutes again held for downs
They Immediately kicked anC the Buff
and Blue march started again. som
merS and Gibson. the bis tackles. made
consistent cams. ana BabcOCk Vas
pushed over for the last touchdown. On
an attempted punt out the ball was lost
score George Washington, ., Gala
udet. O.
The AIutes once more kicked OF. and
the most sensational play OF the game
followed when SteenerSon. aided by the
superb Interference OF Sommers ran
eighty yards through broken field be
fore being brought % earth. With sew
cral more small gains the ball was ad-
vauced 10 the 2o-yarj line. where Cap
tain Sreeuer>ou fell back and dropped a
pretty goal from ths field. Final score
George Washington, ., Galiaudets D.
Doctors Needed.
Twice during the contest the doctors
services We're brought into requIsItion,
once for Buff and Blue man. and once
for a member of the opposing team.
Steenerson played An alI-arouud good
game for the Hatchetites. his punting
and quarterback runs being a feature
Besides him Beard. Cunning and Som
meTs played hard games and Sutton
made several long runs for the Hatchet
wielders. MoSey and o Donneu eXcelled
for the Kendall Green artists.
The Iine-IIn