The Washington herald., 1910-11-12
COMPARISON OF ELEVENS.

ker gets loose there is trouble ahead for
the West Side collegians
The Virginia squad OF twenty-five play
ers and coaches arrived IN town at 1890
o'clock last night. and Trainer Lanigan
sent the boys to bed just as soon as they
had registered.
It was announced authoritatively that
Cecil and Geyer would both be in the
game for Virginia, the latter having fully
recovered from his recent illness, and
Cecil has been granted permission TO play
by his parents. The return OF these big
men will greatly strengthen the Orange
and Blue line. Wood. the center, is also
in pretty fair shape and viii start IN the
game.
Additional seats have been erected for
the game, and II is estimated that the
biggest crowd In the history of the grid
iron sport az the Hilltop viii be on hand
The Georgetown cheering section will
cut loose with the following songs and
yells:
c. L. SONGS AND CHEERS.
Touchdown Song.
Air-"Good-by. Ny Lover. Good-by."
Virginia plays In the zme old gay
Lie down. Virginia lie down;
Tho we've not met foE many day.
lac down. Virginia, lie down.
Chorus.
Here goes old GeurgetOwn
Straight for touchdown.
See hos thez gain ground:
Lie down, Virginia, lie down.
We've missed you much since last we met.
IAe down. Virginia. lie down;
Oh. have you any money 70 betf
LIE down, Virginia. lie down.
Chorus.
YeIIs.
THE HoYA.
Hoysi HoYa sara
Hoyai Ho5a! Georgetown, Hoyai
THE LOCOMOTIVE.
G-EO-R-G-E~T-O-M-NF
Georgetown! GeoTgetowni Georgetoxn.
THE 'HIPPER DIPPER."
iConpased b. Fred. Gibtn II. Title b. W. H. sit.
terdins. "a
Whistle Boom,
Ray. Ray RAY
Rah! Rah! Rah
Rahl Rahl Rahi
Rah, Rahi Rshl
SeossetcFn' GeoEgrt0wni Georgetown.
THE TOUCHDOWN"
lingo! z0wie WhanR!
TOuchdownl Georgetown.
The last time Georgetown defeated Viz
ginia was In 1891. in that never-to-be-for-
gotten contest when, with 1s points
against them. the wearers OF the Blue
and Gray scored II points and won IN the
last minute OF play
This game caused a breach OF athletic
relations until 1906. and since then me
following football scores have resulted:
lS6-t irEilia. 2; Georgstovn. 0.
lSl-N ia. 2 Georgetown s.
lss-Virglta, s. Georgetown. O.
lss-Firsnus, 2 Georgetown. O.
The records Of both teams this season
are given below:
Virginia 10: William and Mary. o.
Virginia. Il Randolph Macon o
Virginia q Roanoke COLLEGE.
Virginia. 2; ST. JOINS O.
Virginia, .; V. II. L. G.
Virginia. 5. Carlisle Indians =
Georgetown, S.; Ssamen Gunners. Q.
Georgetosn Washington College. O.
GeoTgetosn, 0: North Carolina A, & N O
Georgetown. 90; ". & L.,
GeoFgetoEn o; Pttsburg Y.
Georgetown Z; North Carolina
A mass meeting of the Georgetown IN
dergraduates was held In CASTOR Hall
last night. and the student body urac-
ticed the songs and cheers that will be
used in the game to-day The football
team was seated upon the stase with the
old coaches and graduates. Stirring ad-
dresses were made by the coaches and
graduates.
Several presentations were m order
after the addresses. The football used
in the game played at the American
League Park on November II. 1900. was
presented TO the athletic association by
Mr.. Claude r. Zappone, and the ball used
In the game with Virginia played on the
Georgetown field in November, 1901. was
presented to the athletic association by
DR.. S. L. Owens. Georgetown won both
Of these games, the first 10 to and the
latter IL TO &C. The other presentations
were the running trunks Arthur Duffey
wore when he lowered the record for the
10o-yard dash. These were presented by
Mr.. S. Edmonston