The Washington herald., 1911-10-22
Georgetown Trims
Richmond Lads
Timekeeper Makes Mistake and First Period Goes
Twenty-sepen Minutes Bryant, Magner, and
Fury Tear Off Long Runs.
Special 10 The Washingtnn Hor,ld

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Richmond Va. Oct. T-NIaking the
hrst touchdown in eight minutes George
town University this afternoon walked
away with Richmond College by a score
OF TO to 0. Bryant. the husky full back
OF Georgetown. made one the prettiest
runs ever seen on the local gridiron, the
Spiders continually baskinG in the dust
he raised as he sailed for their line
The timekeeperS watch stopped in the
first period and as consequence 1t went
tWenty-seven minutes instead of twelve
as originally agreed upon, and to this
Coach Honaker attributes the awful
slaughter OF his team, as only one of the
touchdowns made in that period would
have counted had the time been COR
rect
The visitors outweghed the Spiders
and showed their superiority in every
play. In the early part of the first
period Riley made a couple of star
tackles, mailing his man far behind the
line Of scrimmase. 1t was nip and tuck
IN those first moments. The defense of
the visitors was well night perfect, and
the light lads from the Richmond school
were unable to make any advance
against their defense.
The first quarter found the score % 70
D. Bryant and Campazzi the former a+
Iull and the latter at left half vera
the main forces for the Blue and Gray-
with Costello aiding whenever necessary
ana young Bill Sitterdng, a local pro-
duct, running the team with the iudg-
ment anad precision of a veteran Ha
covered himself with IaureIs when he
pulled off a long run straight througb
the center Of the line. He missed his
hrst try for goal, but his second boot was
beautiful one
georgetown rolled up seventeen more
points in the second period. n7akinp, the
score at the end of the first half 20 to O.
Georgetown got around the ends in s,cb
a manner that they could not he over
taken, Bryant apparently having TO trou-
Die IN going through tackle and guard.
end and tackle, and vice versa. White
haIred Hart with a whole team on his
pack, managed to make the required dis
! tdnce on several occasions. II was pretty
from GeorgetOwn's viewpoint, but it was
uuIei I'll 10 the rooters for the Spiders.
Campazzi Looks Good.
Campazzi had no trouble in tearing off
20, 50, and 50 yards at a clip. Lutz, wbo
played defensive quarter, was unable to
stop him
In the third period Georgetown scored
sixteen more points. Gibbons made one
or two changes in his line, but the re-
suit was the same. Fury, who took Cos
tellos place, ran the length of the field
and crossed the goal line with a tumbling
field of pursuers behind him Magner,
substituting for sitterding at quarter, ran
90 yards for another touchdown.
Costello made but one goal from field
out Of five attempts. Richmond College
made first down but once, and this came
in the last period, as a result Of a slight
gain by Lutz and Ancarrow and a for
ward pass from Taylor to Lutz. Fumbles
were not frequent, but several were made
and the visitors got all the best Of the
breaks.
One spot for the cOlIegians to point to
is that on three different occasions they
took the ball from Georgetown on downs,
and on at least one other occasion the
Blue and Gray were compelled to kick.
The game was uninteresting to the spec
tators, and it was a fearful slaughter
for the Collegians. Lineup and sum-
mary: