Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
TAR HEELS PLAY ALL
AROUND THE LOCALS
Georgetown No Match for the
Team From the University
of North Carolina.

were traned in the mud to the tune Of
= to !.
The North Carolina University pre-
scented fast and snappy team, which
showed by its work that It IS we'll versed
in the new game. The Georgetown team
surprised every one by the good game
II put up. as from the game last Satur-
day at Richmond against the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and the result of
the good game of the visitors against
the University Of Virginia it thought
that the southerners would roll up much
larger score
The Indictment weather kept the crowd
down but the visitors were well sup
ported 10y a sturdy band of rooters, who
occupied the east stands. The George
town followers occupied the west side Of
the field and the students, under the
leadership of Frank Smith. kept up
continuous cheer for the Blue and Gray.
only once outside of the touchdown was
the -ar heel goal line IN danger, and
then the local team was held for downs
on the 3-yard-line.
The. playing of the individual stars
Dunlop, Mann. Cranwell and Davis-for
.,orth Carolina had much to do with
their victory, but as whole the visit
ing aggregation seemed TO be better
s,r,uu.Ird IN the principles of the game
uIayed under the new rules and, II any
lL.ug. better able to stand the sTuehns
incident to d long contest. The visitors
slightly UutweigHed the Georgetown team
ana had d considerable advantage in the
Lrst half The home team put up its best
game il the second half.
The forward pass was tried six times
Iy the Visitors and it was pulled off sue
cessfuIly on three occasions. Georgetown
tried it three times and made good gains
twice. Thompson. who did the punung
:Or Georgetown, placed his KICKS We'll, but
they were low and his ends did not have
enough time to get down the field, ana
Consequently the opponents ran the ball
back on each kick.
In the individual work for Georgetown
McNulty. butcher. Simon and Cullen
PLAYED the best In McNulty the Blue
and Gray have a good man on the back
field, as ne made several good runs.
Details of~the First Half.
Georgetown won the toss and chose the
south goal Simon kicked OF to Dunlop
who ran the ball back ) yards. Coswell
punted 40 yards and Simon was downed be-
fore he could gain any distance. Miller
carried the bail around left end for
~ ., a,+ernnted forward pass
-t''uS- o'i Gu t-1u r,,,,ll,,, ,,,s
%oTth Cdio!lha soO tlle jail 1"n'op
thrown. on the Hrst down Tor d loss OF
wards. The visitors punted. McNulty
r,sde . yards through The. line Thompson
..... ~ -,- tl,,,l, II, 49,,
Puil1eu' '"' '-o "'-' 80"
aged 10 regain possession OF H. however.
After TWO downs. with no gain, Thump-
so,, r.rnr-J ~ wards 10 Mann who came
l-,, . nd
BACK ~ EaIuS- Cia1"eH "la"e . 9"'uS
through tie line. thompson got through
on the next play and threw the runner
for loss. The visitors punted 90 yards
10 simon Georgetown was penaIZed
Yards on the mex Gown FOR ofr-slde play.
a forward pass. McNulty 10 Simon, netted
10 yards McNulty tried snort KICK and
the sUutherneTs got the BAN. Dunlop made
5 yards on end rup. Davis added
81 yards around right end placing the
ball On the 6-yarI line. Two downs We're
j..ed. which resulted IN a loss of l yard.
Az Ous!ue KICK was tried which went
over the goal line and the ball was
brought Ugt 10 the 25-yard line.
ItnHI SCH. icE EeorSetUWn punted TO
tta.We-, VINO came back j. yards. n
-.-"a-- pass vas tIied, but Davis fun
.-I On hH bail Simon.