The Washington times., 1906-10-14
AGGIES SNOTHERED
BY BLUE AND GRAY
Georgetown Surprises Fol-
lowing by Running Up Big
Score on MarylanderS.

Georgetown Yesterday furnished
pleasant surprise To her most ardent
admirers by completely overwhelming
th. strong Maryland Agricultural Col
fege eleven. which a week ago held down
the Navy 10 10 points, by 30.
IL was an ideal day FOR football and
Washington enthusiasts took advantage
Of the lact. a large crowd being in the
useacher~.
Tho H. A. c. rooters stood out CON
spicuous In their uniforms of gray and
gold. and many OF the fair sex graced
both cheering sections Although the
NJ a. c. crowd did most u the cheer
ing. il was all Georgetown throughout
the game
Teams Evenly Matched.
The Two eIeveus were about evenly
matched, as 10 weight. and IL developed
Yesterday that the Georgetown back
field was as fast if not faster, than the
much touted backs of the Farmers. The
MaryIanders were able 10 get of but
one successful trick play. Their plucky
little quarterback, Firor snapped the ball
across the heads of the Georgetown line
men into the waiting arms of Byrd,
the NJ. A g. end. who. by "a clever
sweep, had reached a point just behind
the Georgetown quarterback, and of
Byrd went with both elevens at his
heels. The Georgetown captain. playing
back. dropped him In his tracks by
fierce tackle. and Byrd fell for the first
time.
NJ A. G. tried the same trick later
i'm the game, but it failed. when Nc
IaughIin. the Georgetown left halfback,
caught the ball The MaryIsnders seem
ed woefully weak on the attack, and
preferred TO punt whenever they we're
IN possession of the ball.
one the other hand the Blue and Gray
showed a brlIianCy and snap. both in
carrying the ball. and on the defense.
which has been lacking in Georgetown
eleven since 1904 Kerr. the new end;
Captain Bocock. at quarterback;
O'Boye. at half. and Mclaughlin. at
right haIfback, were the most consi-
stententground gamer. all making long
runs around the ends. which brought the
spectators 10 their feet.
butcher the Goods.
butcher and Morton tore through the
NJ A. c. line for big gains. as if it
was paper The Georgetown Nnemen
had the Marylanders at their mercy
Maryland brought but small sQusd
along. and some of her injured nIen
we're forced to play out the game as best
they could. At one period Of the game
a Georgetown and NJ A c. player got
mixed up in a little difficulty. and both
were started for the side lines. Both
were good men and needed by their
teams so by the mutual consent Of both
captains. they were allowed 10 resume
play The aggressiveness OF the Blue
and Gray was sometimes interpreted by
the officials as roughness and heavy
penalties were meted out to the team.
Reilly Sends in Scrubs.
Toward the end of the second half
Coach Reilly decided not to try for a
larger score and sent in almost an en-
tirely new team Kane. the old quarter
back, who only returned to the game
Yesterday. went in at end, and besides
getting some fine tackles. got off two
long Dunts. He will probably be seen in
the next game. Stuart was in at tackle
for the first time yesterday and showed
that he Is a good ground-gainer- Glen
non. the new guard, also played star
game. For NJ. A c.. Byrd and Firor
were those who did the best work.
IT took the Georgetown team just five
minutes to score its first touchdown.
Hodgson kicked fifty yards. The NJ. a /
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