Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-20
GEORGETOWN HAS
A CLOSE CALL
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was nip and tuck between the two teams. h
On the hrst play Fury made ? yards
around the end and on the next Kelly
failed TO gain against the line. 1t was
third down and the bail was fumbled
when Costello attempted fake from
KICK formation V. NJ. l. man recover
ing it. The first play tried by the Vir
ginia team was a 9-yard gain around
Georgetown's left end by Moore. witt
then failed on a quarterback run and
Moore tried drop kick. which was
blocked by Fitzgerald, Barriscello re-
covering the ball on the 3O-yard line.
v. M. I. Plays Kicking Game.
On quarterback run Costello lost five
yards. Time was taken out here for
Fury. and he was taken out of the game
and replaced by Krafts. When play was
resumed Costello tried a run from kick
formation, but did not reach the line
of scrimmage before being thrown. He
punted to Moore. who ran the ball back
10 yards. Moore punted on first down
to costello, who was downed in his
tracks. The Blue and Gray pilot dropped
and he was lucky to recover the ball
~ yards back of the place from
where 1t was passed Costello was COM
PEELED to punt out from behind his goal,
streak and fell on the pigskin when
Moore fumbled.
Costello started to punt on first down
again. but he fumbled the pass. The
next pass was received in perfect style
and he punted to Moore. V. NJ l. was
playing kicking game, and Moore imme-
diately returned the punt. Carrigan
fumbled the ball. but picked it up and
made 10 yards before being tackled.
Carrigan failed to gain on an off-tackie
play. and Kelly could do nothing against
the line. Costello tried drop kick from
the 45-yard line, but the ball fell far
short. Witt catching it and bringing it
back % yards. Moore punted on first
man brought the ball back ) yards Time
was taken out for V. NJ. 1. Krafts failed
to gain on split play. Carrigan made
yards on an end run.
The ball was on the 30-yard line and
Costello tried another drop kick. but the
ball scarcely raised from the ground. A
V. NJ. /. man fell on the ball and Moore
punted on the first down. but the kick
on the tall. Neither Kelly nor Crafts
could make an impression on the Virginia
line. and Costello attempted another goal
from the field from the 25-yard line.
The ball went wide and the v. NJ. /.
quarter picked it up behind his goal line.
Just as the teams lined up for the kick
out from behind the 25-yard line time
was called. ending the first period.
When the second period began Moore
kicked out from his 25-yard line to He
garty. Carrfgan made yards on a
plunge through center from kick for
nation. but Costello fumbled the ball on
the next play and a Virginian fell on it.
Moore made 10 yards around right end
from kick formation. Georgetown was
penalized yards for offside. On a tackle
through tackle play " NJ. l. failed to
gain and Moore was forced to punt. Cos
tello returned the punt Immediately.
kinsolving caught the ball and on the
first play he tore off 25 yards around
end. During the remainder of the quar-
ter neither team was able to gain con-
sistently. and it resolved itself into a
punting duel with the odds in favor of
Moore. The half ended with the ball in
Georgetown's possession on v. NJ. Is
2-yard line. The whistle was all that
saved the Virginians' goal from being
crossed.
v. NJ. I. Scores.
The second half began with V. NJ. 1.
kicking Off to Georgetown at the south
end OF the field. The first kick went
out off bounds and the ball had to be
brought back and kicked over. Kelly
received the second kick and returned
it yards. The ball see-sawed up and
down the field until Y. NJ. l. secured
possession Of it on Georgetown's 40
yard line by fntercepting forward
through center. Moore added through
the same place. Georgetown made a
great stand here, but when the bal!
was fumbled and a v. NJ. !. man fell on
it, giving them frst down, they could
not be held. and the next three plays
carried 1t over for the first score that
any southern school has made agains:
the Hilltoppers. p Moore received the
punt-out and then kicked a perfect
goal. Wymard kicked off to Witt after
the touchdown, and the diminutive
quarter brought the ball back 20 yards.
The rest of the period was about evenly
contested. The third period ended with
the score tie. 6 to 6.
Moore kicked out from the 25-yard
line at the beginning Of the fourth
which Wymard out-kicked Moore. and
sb- some good line plunging on the part
Of Dunn the ball was worked to
v. NJ. rs 25-yard line. Here Assistant
Coach Cox showed good judgment and
sent in Walsh to try for goal from
the field. He booted the ball squarely
between the uprights. On the kick off
Georgetown received the ball at the
north goal. and after another exchange
Of kicks that proved disastrous for the
Virginians the oval was brought down
to their 40-yard line. from which place
it was carried across the line by Dunn
after a forward pass had netted 20
yards of sthe required distance and
some good line plunging had placed the
ball on the 4-yard line. Dunn took
der OF the game found Georgetown on
the defensive, Wymard booting the ball
on the first down every time. The
game ended with the bal in V. NJ. Is
possession on it's 40-yard line. Score.
IA to 6.
Lineup and summary:
Lineup Of Teams