The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-17

Maple. for the first time in the thirty
minutes OF play. was then called on.
and added seven before his opponents
crushed him TO earth. With but four
yards to so. and but one down to make
IL in, Honaker selected Men to turn the
trick. The latter was not found want
ing, and with nalf the Virginia team
pulling and struggling TO get Iim over.
the fast halfback fought his way across
the hual white mark. Crawford punted
out to Honaker directly in front Of the
posts. and a moment later sent The
oval sailing between the uprights Tor
the first extra one point Score: Viz
gfnia, g; Georgetown, q
During the remainder Of the half, after
Simon had kicked on a second ume,
the ball was kept IN the midle OF the
field The losers had a little the better
of the argument and were tearing off
four yards at clip when the whis tie
stopped their advance on VIrginia's 40
yard line
Stewards Great Run.
The second half opened with Craw-
ford's kick TO Stewart. ard the lattcr-s
sensational run through the entire Vir-
GINA team. a distance Of eighty-seven
yards, for GeOrgetOwn's only score.
After clearing the mass OF players WHO
surged about him as he tore down he
field. the slight Blue and Gray quarter
was followed closely by three Viz
ginIans, Honaker, Men. and Crawford
The three were gaining rapidly. but
just as Honaker dived, NefT fell against
him and put him out OF commission.
Men recovered himself only &c stagger
ahead for several yards and fail In
doing so he hit his own man, Crawford.
thus leaving Stewart free 70 save
Georgetown from a shut-out. Instead
OF punung out. Simon kicked the goal
from difficult angle, leaving the score
Georgetown, 6; Virginia, g.
Georgetown kicked 70 Virginia and az
ter futile attempts on the part Of both
teams a punting duel was INDUCED in
which ended win the ball well IN
Georgetown's territory. in the possession
Of the visitors. Georgetown held on
its own 14-yard line and kicked. Men
gathered Il in and returned Il 70 within
ten yards OF where II had been. Here
a series Of the same monOtonous line
plunges and off-ackles formations
placed the ball on the losers 5-yard line.
Nef Again Scores.
For one down Georgetown's line held,
but Nen got two yards through left
guard Crawford was then sent against
the right side Of the line. but there
was nothing doing. Neff was given the
ball and with the entire Virginia team
at his back, was showed over for the
Orange and Blues second touchdown
Crawford kicked an easy goal. Score:
Virginia, p; Georgetown, s.
Georgetown received the kick and
though Coach Reilly tried to bolster his
team with fresh men, they were IN
able to stop the visitors. AT one point
the Old Dominions rushed the leather
within twenty yards OF another score,
but, being held for downs. Crawford at
tempted a field goal and failed Again
Virginia got as far as Georgetown's
30-yard mark. but being unable to go
farther Crawford again attempted a
dropldck and failed.
Crawford Makes Field Goal.
Another exchange OF punts and series
Of line smashings and off-tackles plays
placed the ball in Virginia's possession
on its rivals 22-yard lire from which
point Crawford was called back for the
third time to try for field goal This
time he was successful. and the score
was brought UP to, Virginia, 16; George
town, 6.
Simon kicked poorly to NAPLES. who
returned the ball ten yards. Twice
Georgetown held for downs. but Thomp-
son was weakening and could scarcely
get his punts of. Hume. in Crawford's
place, gaining on every exchange.
Georgetown suddenly took a brace and
carried the bali to virginia's 40-yard
line where Simon delivered an on-side
kick, the ball being down on Virginia's
27-yard line.
Eighty-three Yards for Score.
Honaker called for. a quarterback run
around right end. and with good inter
ference and by beautiful exhibition of
broken field running, he went the entire
eighty-three yards for Virginia's third
touchdown. Crawford kicked an easy
goal. Score-Virginia, .; Georgetown, 6.
Hume booted TO Conn, who had taken
McNulty's place at right half, and the
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