Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-13
WCTORS HAVE NO TROUBLE
George Washington Frequently
Threatens Rivals Coal, But Is
Repulsed-Hart Plays Well.
Dispafch to The Star.


lowers by the improvement in their play
over that of former games The weak
est point was the offense. the backs be-
ing unable 10 gain ground consistently.
On the defense the team showed up
stronger than was expected. The ends
did not show up very well. as the Blacks
burg team made repeated gains of from
ten to fifteen yards around them.
V. T. l. clearly outplayed George Wash
ington and deserved to win, but they
were lucky TO make as large a score az
they did.
V. +. L., having scored twice to once
for G. W. L. i'll the second half. showed
their superior training, ana aIsO the ef-
1ects of severe tank from Coach Branch
Bocock, ana started on with rush
Lacked Training.
George Washington meanwhile showed
lack OF training, and were gradually CIV
ing way to the fierce attack until, in the
last few minutes the southern team was
running them OFF their feet.
There were few sensational plays and
ve.y lew forward PASSES. The most sue
CeSSIuI of these came directly at the end
oI tie nrst MALI wnen Hart passed ~
yaros TO r1iis For '. +. L. Hughes and
II. ri. Legge made several long runs
around the ends, one or these beng the
real feature of the game. Legee, left
haiIpack, after receiving a douDie pass
from Is. hodsson, ran ~ yards through
The wnoie ueUIge washington team tor
d uoucnuoNn
The ball was down on the Techs 4O-yard
line when the whistle blew ending the
haif- score, V. Z. l., b; u. w. u, 3.
AT the beginning of the second half
Hart Kicked or TO Hughes, VINO ran the
BAN back ~ yards. AT TINS point the re-
hat 0nr
the halves became evident. The V. p. 1
backs started a STEADY march down the
helu tnat Was not to De checked. Hodg-
son, by steady line piunging, and Hughes,
on several quarterback takes through
center, cal r!eu the pail to the 2-yaId line,
from where nodeson went over Tor the
secono touchdown. Legse missed the goal
by ABOUT one-haH foot.
Hart aga-n Kicked off and the v. P. l.
was held ior Gowns. hodgson punted and
George Mashington mace several gains
on tick plays. On one occasion moore
went through center LOT 20 yaroS. During
the greater part of the period the ball
Seesawed up and down the held until the
end OF the third quarter. Score, V. +. l..
IL: G. w. L., 8.
At the start of the first quarter Hodg-
son kicked off over, G.. w. US goal line
Standing on his 25-yard line. Hart punted
80 yards. In a miX-up during this play
White was removed from the game and
u. w. L. penalized 30 yards. q. w. L.
held and hart punted again, then on a
double pass Legge mace his great run.
going through the entire opposing team
% yards for touchdown.
After the next kickoff v. p. T. showed the
effects of good training and again march,
ed down the felu. f1om the 7-yard line
Derby went over for the score, but the
whistle blew just as he started, ending
the game.
Moore. Hart and Farmer starred for
the W Washington team, the former max
ing several long gains, while the last
two played s,rCng, steady game
throughout the entire period of play.
An incident which tented to mar the
game was the removal of one Of the
George Washington players for smuggling
Thele We're great many people who did
not consider the judgment of the officials
in this matter, as in few other in
stances. exactly right.
Several hundred spectators cheered the
Hatchetites when they scored and gained
ground