The Washington herald., 1906-11-30

at his back. The wind died down shortly
after the game commenced and was of
little advantage after the first half.
HodgsOn's kickoff was received by SUIT
ton on the 15-yard line and was run in
five yards. George Washington immedi-
ately formed for . kick. but it was
fake, anC a double pass resulted, Sutton
advancing four yards on the play. Steen-
erson punted forty-fiye yards to Kerr,
who dashed up the field twenty yards be-
fore he was brought down on the 5O-yard
line HOdgson punted forty yards TO SUIT
ton. who returned eight yards, and on the
next lineup Georgetown was penalized five
yards for interference with center. In a
scramble following kick George Wash
!ngton recovered in midfield and rushed
TO the 25-yard line where Georgetown
stopped the advance. but was set back fif-
teen yards 20 the l0-yard line for holding
on the first play O'Boyle swept outside Of
George Washingtons left end for forty
yards. bringing the ball TO the J0-yard
line Here the Batchetites held and at
once tried a forward pass, which was
failure. Kerr ran back a kick twenty
yards, and George Washington lost fif-
teen yards for holding butcher ripped
through center for eight yards, and finally
Georgetown pushed along to the 5-yard
line, where a tumble gave the pgskin
to George Washington.
Storm the Line.
On tumble following kick It was
.Georgetown's ball on their 5O-yard line A
forward pass TO Bocock netted fifteen
yards, and then Georgetown commenced
to storm the line with Kerr butcher,
and Hodgson carrying the oval. The ball
was on the 6-yard line when Steenerson
broke through and threw Kerr for a loss
and George Washington recovered pos
session of the BAH on downs
Steenerson Immediately punted out. AMI
Bocock made fair catch on the 40-yard
mark, and then came the first score of the
game, when Hodgson, from placement
sent the ball spinning between the posts
for a goal from the field. Georgetown.
4; George Washington. 0. Only four min
utes remained when the big freshman
guard accomplished this trick
At the beginning of the second half
Georgetown started in with rush and
scored a touchdown in exactly fifty sec
onds. Receiving the kickoff on the 10
yard line, Mclaughlin tore up the field
for 30 yards. and Kerr took the ball on
the next play and skiTted 60 yards for Il
touchdown. BocOck kicked an easy goal
Following the next kick off, George
Washington advanced into Georgetown
territory, but was forced TO surrender
the pigslin on the 40-yard line. Then
came the most spectacular play Of the
game. Kerr was given the ball for a
run around right end, and after he had
turned the flank he stiff-armed Steener-
sOn, lodged Sutton. and went flying down
the field 20 yards for GeOrgetown's last
touchdown. BOcOck again kicked goal.
once more Georgetown threatened 70
score. but was held on the 2j-yard line.
and BOcOcks attempt at a goal from
the field went wide of the mark OBoyle
caught the punt-oUt, and ran so yards.
going behind the goal line but the bail
was brought back. as a change was be
ing made in the George Washington line
up. and the referee had not blown his
whistle.
George Washington Braces Up.
After this George Washington got to-
gether and did really frst-class work
Sutton pulled OF a run Of 20 yards and =
I5-yard forward pass. which was re-
covered in a scramble. placing the ball on
the S-yard line. Sutton cut the interven-
ing distance to i yards. and Iicariona
advanced It more. On the next play
Georgetown got of side. and the bail was
moved half the distance 10 the goal line,
giving il TO George Washington on the
1lz-yard line. Licarione was called upon
and he dived across for the touchdown
Steeners0u kicked goal
The Hatcheutes once more threatened
20 score. but We're stopped when their
forward pass on the 20-yard line failed
Hodgson pUnted. and Kerr ran back 3
yards. BOcCCk. on a quarterback run,
circled left end for 81 yards, and time
nxnirnd shlrtIr nftar this nIav-