The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
GEORGETOWN TEAM
DEFEATS CAROLINA
81 POINTS TO %
Losers Are First to Score But
Washington Boys Come
Back With Fierce Attack
Rivals Cannot Withstand.
Great Work of Tillett and
Costello
BY G. NJ. MONTGOMERY.

BY G. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
After holding Georgetown to a
to tie for the first half, North Caro-
lima yesterday afternoon weakened
and allowed the Hilltopers to pile VI
"a add ,tional points and to defea,
them, 81 to 10.
Not only did North Carolina boys
hold their rivals safe during the first
part OF, the game, but outpiayed them.
Their forwards seemed masters of the
situation and the few times that the
opposing team worked the play into
their victory they held them and won
the ball on downs. Then, toward the
middle OF the first quarter. after they
had taken the ball up the field on
succession Of end runs Stevens, with
the ball on the 40-yard Line. made u
goal from placement and drew first
blood for the Tarheels.
To say that ii was a surprise would
be treating the feature In entirely too
Light vein for the crowd. which
seemed to be partisan to the Carol. ma
team simply screamed. IL was many
minutes before the cheering ceased
and the crowd settled itself to wit
mess the rest of the game. However.
the Tarheels were not in the lead for
great while for Georgetown came
back jus, as strong during the next
quarter and tied the score when Cos
teilo drop-kicked a goal from the 20
yard line
Georgetown Comes Back.
The second half was clearly George
towns Carolina WAS swept from It's
feet by the fierce attack and seeming
is was unable to make stand, The
: speed exh .ba:ea by the Hilltop back
field ratified them and the halfhacks
slipped through their fingers for short
and long runs seemingly at will. IT
was due TO the fact Of the victorious
teams speed and dash that Carol ma
was unable to do much. though, and
not because the team quit playing. No
such thing Is TO be thought of. for II
was about the most distant thing
Imaginable They were simply unable
to brace and succumbed to a team
that ontplayed them at every depart
menr. with the possible exception OF
punting.
TiIleft's puntirg WAS about the
best which has ever been wltnesSeu
Ahere. They are long. swiriing spiral
ing kicks rising high and going down
the field for good distances. His ENDS
were always down under them ana
the deceptive twistings Of the Dali
many times caused Costello or others
Of the Georgetown backs to tumble.
One or two OF the fumbies were re-
covered by Carolina and this play
paved the way for the Tarheei tcucn-
TIA nrfa
fumbied and Carolina man waiting
FOR the ball 10 escend Owed upon
Il as soon as 1t bounced from the
half hacks arms Tillet on the next
play eireied lief, end. using his stiit
arm to perfection. for a touchdown.
Costello The Star.
The Georgetown onense centeren
around Costello. that brightest or al
Southern football stars and the close
rival of the famous Hunter Carpen-
ter. His broken field running Is prob
ably the most spectacular OF any seen
In Broad street park and his sho-
ing. slippery side-stepping caused
fackler after tackier to miss holds
and allow the runner to go on Tor
additional yards. He Is the rear
pivot OF the team, All OF the play
seems to center around this one man;
hut it seems to be well centered. Co.'S
teIIo gained more ground than any
other two men during the game.
scored the greatest number OF toucn-
downs. made good on all but one OF
his trials at goal and Kicked beau
tiful fieid-goai just to round out his
record Of versatility.
Fury and white also made names
Tor Themselves and played a game
that would shine anywhere. They
we're somewhat eciipsed by the work
of Costello. however. and II IL pos
stble that some OF their ability will
70 unrecognized on account OF TINS
fact.
or the iinemen. Moriarity. Bergen
and Derby showed up especially
etrong. Moriarity got into most Of
the plays and broke up several be-
fore Carolina had been able to gel
them well under way. while the ends
followed the bali as though there
were strings tied to It.
II would he hard to say which de-
serves the greater praise. Tiilet o.
Moore Both are exceptionally gnod
men and their play yesterday was CO..
tainly one Of the features OF tho game
1t would be hard TO say which de-
serves the greater praise. Ttifeft OF
Woore Both are exceptionally good
men and their play yesterday was
certainly one OF the features OF, the
rame. Moore. who 10 a second-year
man at the unlveIbtNy Oh 1SVt III s~ht
lima was chosen an all prep man while
nlavan- with the MAury high school
~ Norfolk, and 1t Is probable thas
II he continues the WORK which Il
,hov,ed in Yesterdays game he VIII
certainly be en- one OF the all-stal
teams from this section for the pres
Work Of Tilistt.
Tillett holds q position on the Tar
nee, team similar to the one Which
Costello holds on Gecrgetown- The
on,v difference IL that there are mors
men surrounding him whose work y
almost equal to his own than Y tne
case with the Blue and Grey Quarter
He Il ! great general. y reliable ground
Gamer. and one OF the best throwsra
d forward passes seen here. The
ettnt e throwing . pass lsft-handec
% the right end while running toware
me ieft sids Of tho line was one Of tn
sroosfs epsctacnlar atuntA q ~ mo-,
spectAcilar play yesterday II can9nl
Inc opposing men complefeH 81 tneli
guard ard allowed HOMEWORK ~ MAKE
s Mn of ffteen yards. This PLAY
happened Just before the CArolins
quarterback sprinted around the Hill
topsfs snd Tor NJ touchdo&h
Al has been stated the man sup
porting Tillett compare 20 favorAbiy