The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-21
Mount st. Mary's Easy for
Blue and Gray Team.
BoCoCK AND jim KERR STARS
CAPTAIN and Quarter Back SIsiiIfuIiy
Led His Team to VictOry-1err the
Best Ground GaiRer-HurdIed the
Line and Made Thirty-1Ve-NSrd
Run-McHugh Good Punter.

gained by straight football the speedy
Blue and Gray backs seldom failing to
make ten yards on three downs The
visitors were never formidable, and 1t
was only ON an exchange of punts that
they could gain. McHush outpunting
cant Bocock on an average of five yards
every time.
The teams were evenly matched as to
weight. but the locals were faster, ana
their teamwork far superior TO their
rivals. The work of Jim Kerr. az right
end. and Bocock. at quarter. were easily
the features It was the little quarter
back captain who scored the first touch
aoun on "a sensational run around
Mount St Marys LEFT end for forty
Yards ON the offense Kerr was the
Ihust substantial ground gaiaer for his
team. ana ou the defensive he several
times jumped across the line and broke
up plays directed his way before they
were we'll started His S5-yard run around
left end in the first half was one of the
lest plays of the game butcher also
pat up a good game at fun back sup
planting Kane at the beginning Of the
second half.
Visitors Clever Back Field.
Fov Mount ST. Alary's. the three backs
Carroll Barrett, and McHuga-did the
best work. but what little chance they
had to star was killed because Of the
lack of support their teammates gave
10 them. Quirk. at centey played a good
game until he was forced to retire for
short time because OF an ugly cash
oh, lro
courtesy of Bocock. he WAS allowed TO
resume play after his injury was dressed.
Tho out-of-towu lads stuck to straight
football. with two exceptions One was
a trick play. which resulted in failure,
and the other was forward pass, which
had the sgme laie.
In the carly part OF the first half
Georgetown was penalized a number of
times for illegal use of hands, and i'm the
same Period the visitors were put back
cnce for the same thing and oft-side
play. ar. Delaney. who came down
with the Mount s. Mary's team, started
Ia umpire bat Manager Mccain. of tho
West End aggregation. protested him as
not being impartial, and Jack Gass, for
merry OF Lehigh. took his place The
halves We're 20 nave been twenty and
fifteen minutes. but after six minutes OF
play iE Che second half, just after Morton
nad gone over the line for Gcorgetown's
final score. the game was called 10y agree
meRt. So as 20 allow the visitors to catch
train
start of the Game.
Capt Bucock won the toss and chose to
receive Norton caught Che oval On his
1o-yard line. and advanced il that many
more yards. before he was downed. on
end runs and of tackle plays. Georgetown
rushed the bali TO Mount St Mary's 40
ward line, but here the latter held. and
B0cosiz kicked for thirty. and il was
brought back six. This was the visitors
first chance on the ofense. and after three
trials they were forced 10 kick Kerr
caught the leather thirty yards down the
field outside the foul line and was sent
around left end for his thirtv-five-yard
gaiu- BY line pUnges the Neutrality-suspicious.
landed on Mount 81. Mary's six-yard line.
where the latter held Ike a stone wall
and took the bail on downs
Barrett found Il hole al right guard for
three yards, but O'Brien lost this on an
attempted quarter back run The kicking
game was TesOrted to. and the ball was
booted FOR forty Yards. The Georgetown
runner was downed without gain. BO-
cock broke through the enemy's defense
for twenty-five yards but was called
back, and his team WAS pcnalized nvr
yards for holding. With seven 10 go ON
the second down. BOcOck kicked thirty
I've yards. but before the man could ge-
under way, Miller babe q beautiful diving
tackle and the ball was held on the
visitors twelve-yard line.
Two Plays that Failed.
Two plays directed against George
towns TANKS resulted in an efebt-vard
loss, so O'Brien called for a kick. which
vds blocked. a St. Mary's man recovering
II for touchback. McHugh then booted
from the twenty-ive-yard line. and
Bocock carried it back four yards Kerr
went around left end for eight yards. and
Il moment after. Bocock with perfect in
reference, ran forty yards for the first
touchdown of the game. Hcdgson missed
an easy goal. Score. Georgetown. >:
Mount St Marys
ON the kickoff, Barrett, Of Mount s.
MdTy'S s. WAS unable 10 gain an inch. be-
cause Of Cullen's beautiful! tackle. a try
through GeoTgetown's right guard netted
three yards Tor the visitors. but on the
HeNt play they fumbled and Kane fen
ON the spherOid on his opponents TWEEN
ty-iive-yard line
The boys from across the creek went at
il hammer and tongs and We're not stop
ped until they reached Mount ST. AIarv's
four-yard line. where the latter held
momentarily. With two minutes to plav.
ON the third down and goal to make.
Mclaughlin Was pushed over between the
posts for the second tally. AlcLaughltn
failed to ',ick goal. Score, Georgetown.
la' MOuTt st. Marys. 0. The visitors re-
ceived. but failed TO make any Roadway.
Time was called shortly after. with the
bah in Mount St Mary's possession on
her thirty-yard mark
Mclaughlin. IN the second half. kicked
forty yards To FrOmmeyer, who could
not gain. A trick resulted in another
failure, as did Barrett's try through
Hodsson's guard. McHugh then booted
forty yards. but it was returned fifteen.
butcher was put I'm at full back here.
and tore of SIX yards through the line
Substantial end runs and tackle plays
10y Kerr and Mclaughlin. and more line
bucking by butcher. placed the ball with
in four yards OF another score. The Wis
itOTs held three times. but on the next
Morton went over fer the last touch
down, Mclaughlin kicked an easy goal.
Score. Georgetown. IS; Mount Sr. NTarv's.
o. But one play was attempted by
Georgetown after the kicker. and time
was called.
Lineup and Summary.
GeorgstoVn. Position nj 81 Mar.
q Boyle. .-.----...--le end. Iauinger Parker
Cullen......-...........lef left lackle. Frnunrsever
\ tsicunon. --..---.--.-.- left guard f-baietv
Woods, hagan- center. .Cuirk Moran
Hodgson, Rsuscher--. right gard-.--..-..M c1;raw
Morton. Off0Tma7 right rarylC-......- R5uIav