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left tackle Tor yards, and eeled past
the other side Of the line for yards
Costello dropped back for a try at goal
from field. this time the ball barely miss
ing the bars. the ball being brought back
and scrimmaged from the 25-yard line in
Lehigh's possession.
Goyne was thrown without a gain, and
Dobbins Jared little better. Harwig be-
ing compelled 10 once again boot 20
Georgetown. AT this stage of the game
Costello pulled off one Of the prettiest
plays ever witnessed on Georgetown
Field. He grabbed the oval on Harwig's
boot full on the run. and after throwing
on half dozen taeklers raced % yards
for a touchdown. amid triumphant yells
from the Georgetown contingent Wy
mard kicked an easy goal Score
Georgetown, g. Lehigh. g.
Carrigan Gains is Yards.
Harwig kicked of to Carrigan on the
l5-yard line. who rushed the bali back
Is yards before being tackled. Wymard
was called back. and booted the ball 10
Dobbins. The ball was brought back.
and Lehigh penalized for interfering with
the ends, the ball going over 10 George
town on the S0-yaTd line. Costello skirted
right end Tor a 1-yard gain. Wymard
Kicked over DObbins' head. but the right
half recovered the ball and ran yards
before being tackled. Again Lehigh was
penalzed for interference with the ends.
the penalty being 10 yards Wymard
was called back TO kick. but instead of
the ball going TO the big right tackle.
Costello grabbed the oval and plunged
into left guard for a 4-yard gain. Wy
mard was once more called back, but
this time he booted the ball TO Dobbins,
who was dOWned In his tracks by the
fleet Hegarty. Dunn tore of Yards
through left tackle. and Goyne added 5
yards more by plunge into right guard
Price was thrown for a small loss on a
skirt around right end. Dunn fumbIed,
Costello recovering the ball and running
. yards through a broken field TO the
4o-yard line before being tackled CARR
gan failed to register gain around left
end, and Wymard booted TO Price, who
fumbled, Daley falling on the ball for
Georgetown just as the whistle sounded
for the end OF the first half.
Wymard pried open the third period
OF play by kicking 10 Goyne, who was
good for 20-yard return Cox hit left
tackle for yards. Dunn sduirmed his
way through right guard for a 4-yard
gain forcing Harwig TO kick Carrigan
received the ball on the boot and re-
turned it 5 yards Dunn flung himself at
the Lehigh line for a 4-yard gain, and
Sitterding tore around right end on a
trick play for an 1S-yard run and first
down. The ball was now on Lehigh'
53-yard line. with Georgetown going
strong. Carrigan tore his way through
left tackle for 4 yards; Dunn turned right
end for 2-yard gain. Kelly was now
replaced by Walsh, of drop-kicking fame,
but the big fellow missed an excellent
| chance TO put the game on Ice when his
boot went wide Of the uprights
Lehigh brought the ball out and put 1t
in scrimmage on the 25-yard line Cox
! smashed right tackle for yards ana
bored his way through right guard for
6 yards, and followed this up by making
II first down on plunge into the same
spot.
Goyne threw himself into right tackle
for 3-yard gain and Cox added 2 more
by a dive into left guard. Dunn was
thrown for loss and Harwig punted to
Walsh on the 30-yard line. Dunn cireled
right end for ( yards. but Wymard was
called back 10 boot the ball out of the
danger zone. Price received the oval on
Georgetowns 50-yard line and slgnaled
for far catch. Cox ambled around
right end for a l0-yard gain for first
down. Price was thrown for loss.
At this stage of the game Furey was
sent in, replacing Carrigan Cox went
through right tackle for yards. but il
was the third down and 8 to go, Harwlg
dropping back TO kick. Sitterdine receiv-
ed the ball and brought it back 10 yards.
Furey circled right end for 3 yards,
Wymard punted. the ball bounding into
the air. Bailey recovering it for Lehign
on the 50-yard line. Cox was thrown on
an end run and Price hit left guard for
d 2-yaTd gain. Price now pulled off the
| most successful forward pass of the
game. when he hurled the ball squarely
into Vela's hands, who was finally
brought down by Walsh after making
a pretty run FOR 80 yards The ball was
now on Georgetowns 9-yard line Time
was called before the teams could re-
sumo their positions, with the ball in
Lehigh's possession on Georgetown's 8
yard line.
Invaders Are 2epuIsed.
The critical moment of the game had
come. Lehigh had the ball on George