Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-07

between the freshman and sophomore
classes of the university, while the sec
ond was between the Blue and Gray var
sity and the Corcoran Cadets.
The interclass game was won by the
freshmen after a close and rough fight
Of two 16-minute halves. The score, 14-9.
shows how hard each team fought to win.
so that there is no need Of going further
the first-year men took an early lead and
retained 1t to the end, although the
sophs gamely endeavored to overtake
them.
Capt. Cogan Of the 1912 team played
the best of any one on either team. 1t
was he who made six Of the eight points
credited to his side at the end OF the first
session, while in the final half he was
ever in the limelight on account Of his
dribbling and passing. Next worthy OF
special mention is Capt. Ashe OF the
sophs. This diminutive forward worked
like Trojan to stave OF defeat, and he
was ably seconded by Joliat.
Both Quints put up sterling exhibition
considering the practice that they have
had. and some Of them bid fair to be-
come future varsity stars. Much rough
ness was In evidence. but this can be
laid more to ignorance Of the rules than
to any Intentional reasons.
The lineup and summary:
Freshmen. Positions. sophomores.
Jamey.. ........ Right forward. ..... .Joliat
Downey 49,. Center. Observation-Disclosures. Reilly
Dougherty. ...... Right back. ........... Martin
School Umpire Joyce. Ryan Gymnasium.
Timers-John Murray. Georgetown College, 1900.
smith for ponshertS. poue is for 0, Downey,
Ashe for Reilly, Pierce for Ashe. Final score
Freshmen, IA; Sophomores. 9.
Corcorans Defeated.
The game between the Corcoran Cadets
and the Georgetown Varsity started of
listlessly. but soon developed into a pretty
exhibition of team work. goal throwing
and defensive work. The whole contest
was marred by the calling of fouls. a
great number Of which should never have
been noticed.
The Blue and Gray five started of like
a shot, but soon found that their oppo-
nents were of some strength. too. Up to
the middle Of the second half the outcome
of the game was doubtful and good deal
depended on the throwing of the fouls
which were constantly being called. But
with only eight minutes to play, the
crowd across the creek started to work
in championship form and from that on
there was nothing to it but Georgetown.
Capt. Rice played his usual star game.
scoring eight goals and throwing nine
fouls. The rest Of the Blue and Gray men
worked together in conjunction with their
leader and gave an excellent exhibition Of
team work. Collingsworth was the bright
est twinkler for the cadets. In addition
to three goals from the field, he also
made eleven points from fouls, out of
seventeen chances.
The lineup and summary:
Georgetown. Positions. Cor. Cadets.
SchlOsser. ....... Right forward. ...... Coleman
Kingsley. ....... Left forward. .COllngswOrth
Rice Capt.. Center .............M Mccarthy
CollihOwer. j.. Right back. Crown
Collinower. G. Left back. .Gosannon (capt)
Referee-Mr. Moriarity. Carroll Institute
Timer-Mr. Murray, Georgetown Time OF halves
Kingsley, Casassa for Crown. Goals from
field Sehlosser ~, Kingsley (2,. J. CoIlihower
G. Collinower g. Rice %. Goggins t2) Cole
man 90, Collingsworth (2), Crown. Goals from
fouls-Rce 90. Collingsworth I'D. Final score
Georgetown, 40: CorcOran Cadets. 81.
Between the games a six-minute wrest-
ling bout was held for the championship
Of the Prep School between Little Hip
Cogswell and c. Rodriguez. The former
won with two falls to his credit, the first
having been made by a body hold in two
minutes and the second by means Of a
scissors hold in two and one-half minutes
The weight of the men was about 125
pounds each.