The Washington herald., 1910-11-20

Georgetown won the toss and decided
TO defend the south goal Moore, V. NJ
/. 5 husky right half, kicked OF to Bar
ricello. who returned the ball 10 yards
before being brought down by McCreedy
Furey circled right end for Is yards and
on the next rush Costello pulled off the
most spectacular play of the day. when
he took the ball through center on
direct pass. behind perfect interference,
through "A broken field for a 65-yard run.
for the FIRST touchdown OF the game. He
followed this up a minute later by boot
ing the ball between the goal posts, max
ing the score Georgetown, 6; Y. NJ. l., 0.
Every one looked for a walk-away after
this touchdown. but the Virginia lads
took a mighty brace and held their heavy
rivals for the remainder of the quarter
by resOTting 10 a punting game. In which
Furey had a slight advantage over Moore.
During the first quarter Furey, the Blue
and Gray's fast little right half. was IN
jured and forced to retire from the game,
Kraft taking his position
Just as Costello punted over Wits
head, the whistle blew for the termina-
ton of the first period of play, with the
ball in V. NJ Is possession on their own
95-yard line.
The Second Quarter.
Moore opened the second quarter by
hooting to Hegarty, who ran the ball
back yards before being tackled. Kelly
fumbled on the next scrimmage, Kinsolv-
ing recovering the ball for v NJ. l. on
GeoTgetowns 45-yard line. Georgetown
was called offside on the first play at
tempted by the Virginia lads, and penal
ICED yards. Moore punted to Costello,
who was downed after advancing the
ball yards Costello booted to Moore.
Kinsolving electrified the crowd and
brought every V. NJ. l. rooter to his feet
on the first play by darting through a
broken field for a 25-yard run. being
finally brought down by Kraft on George
towns 5O-yard line. a few line bucks
occurred. after which Moore attempted
the first forward pass of the game. but
Witt funbled and Cunniff recovered the
ball Costello eircled right end for 9
yards and followed this up by 45-yard
spiral 10 Moore after Kelly and Carrigan
had failed 10 gain. Moore signaIed for
q Talr catch and booted TO Costello. who
ran the kick back 20 yards around left
end. V. Nj. l. held and Georgetown
punted 70 Moore. who ran the punt back
. yards. Moore punted TO Carrigan. who
made 10 yards before being brought down
by karst Then commenced a series of
Kicks In which Costello had the better of
Moore, Georgetown finally receiving the
bail when Moore booted outside on the
40-yard line. Georgetown literally tore
the V. NJ. /. line 10 pieces. l5-yard run
by Costello putting the ball on V. NJ. is
l-foot line Just as time was called for
the end of the first half
Y. VI. 1. Scores Touchdown.
Moore kicked OF 10 Kelly, who brought
the BAH back yards before tackled
The fifteen minutes intermlssion seemed
10 do the '. NJ. I. boys a world OF good
for their line proved TO be a verltable
stone wall 10 every attack Georgetown
could send against il. V. NJ. l. got nos
session Of the ball on Georgetowns 15
yard line when McCreedy plunged in and
broke up a forward pass and recovered
the ball. starting for Georgetowns goal
line before being brought down bv
Kraft Leech tore OF yards on a dive
INTO left tackle; Moore made il first
down by smash into left guard and
followed this up by a S-yard gain past
right guard. KinsoNing put the ball on
Georgetowns 3-inch line by a smash into
tackle, and Leech plunged into left tackle
for Y. NJ. Is only touchdown OF the
game kinsolving punted out to Moore.
who promptly booted the ball over the
uprights for the extra point Score.
Georgetown, s; V, NJ. l.. 6.
Both teams resorted TO a punting duel
during the remainder OF the period of
play the whistle sounding Just as Moore
received one of Wymards mighty boots
on his Own 10-yard line and signaIed for
a fair catch.
Georgetown Wins the Game.
Georgetown went into the fourth quar-
ter tooth and nail. Bum going in for
Kraft after the first few rushes. Dunn
was given the ball and shot through right
tackle for yards and added ] more on
smash into right guard, V NJ. I. re-
ceiying the ball on downs on their own