The Washington herald., 1909-10-24
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Showing more real football than they
have displayed at any other time this
season. Georgetown went down before
the University Of Noeh Carolina IN a
desperately fought contest on the Hill
toppers' field yesterday TO o.
The Tarheels have Left End Winston
20 thank for their victory. His brilliant
Individual work saved the day Just
before the first half closed. with the bail
on Georgetown's 25-yard line. Wymard
dropped back for a punt. sending the oval
spinning into the arms OF Winston. y
yards away. Right End Carter was on
the Job. but missed the tackle. and with
six Of his team mates FOR an interior
ence. winston tore down the field for a
touchdown
Georgetown was easily outplayed in the
first half. but came back strong IN the
second period. and twice had the ball
within striking distance OF the coveted
goal line. where both times they en-
countered a stubborn defense. and were
forced to relinquish the leather.
Contest Spectacular One.
From a spectators standpoint. the game
was pretty one 90 witness. North Caro-
lima. with their Yale coach. did not show
whole lot OF new plays or tricks. but
were fast and speedy and played hard
football throughout
Georgetown displayed a whole lot OF
improvement over their form Of two
weeks ago. Coach Newman has worked
wonders in this short while. McNulty.
Carrlgan. and WaIdron, in the back ied.
started quickly and hit the line hard.
Carrigan was the individual star for the
Blue and Gray. and the most consistent
ground gamer. Three times he got
around North Carolina's right end for
good distances. and twice on a delayed
pass ne slipped through the right wing
OF the line for 10 and 70 yards at a clip.
There was heated discussion Just
after the timers announced the wind up
Of the first half Georgetown had the
! ball on their own 3S-yard line when
Referee Giyens blew the whistle at a
| sign from Timer Mulligan that the half
was up. Georgetown started a play after
the whistle blast. and as no. opposition
was encountered. Carrigan ran down the
field for a touchdown. Some OF the
Georgetown bunch claimed that the play
started before the whistle was sounded.
but the referee ruled otherwise
The first half was so rough and hotiy
contested that Quarter Back Ruffin. OF
| North Carolina, was completely used up.
A kick IN the head dazed him. and
/ Coach Brides substituted Bell. The only
change in the Georgetown lineup was
/ Sitterding FOX Carter I'm the second half.
First Half.
Wymard kicked off for Georgetown 10
Winston. who fumbled on his own 20
yard line. but recovered the ball. The
Tarheels ripped of a couple Of good
| gains, but Georgetown held and Cros-
/ we'll dropped back to punt The pass
was poor. and the HnItoppers got the
ball on their opponents 35-yard line.
Carrigan, gained yards around VIII
! lams' end, but McNulty was thrown for
a loss at WnstOns side Of the line
| Georgetown next tried the visitors line,
! but failed TO advance, and the ball went
over
l
made its first down, but the home team
braced. and CrOswell was forced 10 kick
to Waldron. On the next lineup Waldron
slipped around right end for is Yards
and Byrd and Carter added II more on
a forward pass
! A fake kick lost Georgetown yards
and Carolina took the ball on downs
! After see-sawing back and forth, NORTH
Carolina uncorked a pretty onside klcl
and planted the ball on the Hilltoppers
25-yard line, but lost It on downs. After
two rushes. Wymard dropped back t
punt. as described in the foregoing Win
ston got the ball. and after lodging Car.
| ter ran - yards for a touchdown. Tim,
I was called about three minutes later
Deans, for Carolina. kicked on to Byrd
who fumbled on his own 25-yard line
1.-The visitors got The bali bat were penal