Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-23
Tide Changes.

.is cond period. however, the tide
C-sing a whirlwind onslaught
sa. -.,,.ng up plunge by furious runs
CT and around ends the locals
,--f -ir first touchdown. 1t was
-.s ~ t5l.s :. the husky fullback, leader
81 H md Gold. who placed the pig
s' ~.r-.v behind the goal, and Cal
v'r center made the next point
e.. -..rtIls the oval between the bars
f--.- g, The same period, after Pitts
-.- re- irnged itself as far as George
<0rH - yard line. Calvin made ar
81 points by field goal from
-.ay-r..t- the successful booting of the
ing one of The few really clean
Tas~ nat can be credited To the vic
r.-..s~ teams offense The half ended
of ne score Pittsburg, .; Georgetown,
~ the second half the periods were
tened 10 twelve and one-haif minutes
e Oh Georgetown also made a substan-
? al change in its lineup, Kraft and Cor
rigan being substituted in place OF Fury
ami Dunn, both OF whom had been play
ed hard in the opening session. AS early
in the game Feenan had taken Bryant's
place at tackle and Barriscello had re-
placed Carter at left end. and since a
few minutes after intermiSsion Sitterdng
was so badly injured that il was neces-
sary to send Costello in. the team at this
stase of the game was not the same as
has been playing most of the year for
the Blue and Gray. In the last period
Carter was again sent in at his end and
Pittsburg made numerous changes.
Following up the advantage already
gained, Pittsburg made another beauti-
fully timed attack as soon as it
gained possession of the pigskin, get
ting second touchdown three minutes
after play was resumed DeWar was
the man to be credited with these five
points. Calvin failed to kick the goal.
The other Pittsburg score came in the
middle of the last period, when Calvin
negotiated a well-aimed field goal from
the 35-yard line The two field goals
which this man made gave him great
prominence as player in connection
with the kicking department. His
Trowess, though. as a line bucker and
tackler sadly overrated, for Cum
riff OUtplayed him in his position at
every stage of the encounter.
Locals Are Praised.
Fitzgerald. Fury. Wymard. Carrigan
and Hegarty also came in for much
praise. on account of their star work.
As whole. the team PLAYED with its
Characteristic grittiness, and consider
ing that il was putting up eent'e-
mans game against men whose ideas Of
craftsmanship were sadly demoralized,
deserves every iota OF credit possible 10
give il in its defeat
With the qualification that they COM
pUnity. Richards. DeWar, Hittner and
Brown shOne brightly as stellar perform
ers. The interference of the team was
superbly executed. although this feature
was also marred by unfair tactics.
Despite their defeat the Georgetown
PLAYERS are being treated in great style
this evening by local alumni and follow
ers of the school A box party and
banquet comprise the program of enter
tainment. which will be further augmented
by a reception tomorrow afternoon.
AS they take into consideration the eX-
pressed fact that Pittsburs's team. the
equal of any eleven ID the country was
abetted in its triumph by poor officiaIins
the followers of the Blue and GRAY are
satisfied with the grittiness and gentle
rnanliness with which their favorites
fought There is denying that the
vanquished were trimmed by superior
aggregation, while at the same time
faltering fight they made in an uphill
contest.
The lineup and summaries:
Pittsburg. Positions. Georgetown.
Peacock. Butler Left end 49,. Carter Barrlsceo
Rsiley, Bloom. = Left tackle BRYANT Feens a
Bal Gahie5-. 49,. Left gusri ---. Daley tcapt)
Dailenbach....-. Right guard ........ Fitzgerald
Stevenson $500 Right tackle Wymari
1insley. Warner. Right end ............- Hegarty
Dewar, Budd- -. Quarterback Sitterding Costello
Jtttner Left half Fury. Kraft
Brown. Qusiley. Right half go. Dunn. Csrrigar
Richards (capt).. Fullback .............. WALSH
Referee-Mr. Goodchsrles of Lafayette. I'm
pire-Dr. Smith Of Blackwell Field juige-Mr
rafferty, of Princeton. Head Inesman-Mr Car
ruthers. Time Of periods-First half. Is minutes
downs-Richards and Dewar. Goal from touch
downs-Calvin- Goals from placement-Gslvin
.. Final score-U. Of F., II; Georgetown, o.