The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

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make progress. Time and again Cos
tello punted. frequently on the nrs'
down. afraid to take chances. Bo'
the Orange and Blue could not see de-
feat. There was always the hope-'ns
Virginia hope, plus the virginia spirit
Little Gooch with the body OF pishi!
bur the heart of giant, sent himse''
n the Georgetown line. o. skirted !us'
of tackle for substantial gs:ns. Jewe''
had taken Finlay's end. Todd was tear
ing on from thre. TO eight !ar"s az
each plunge, while Landes aodea ms
mite. The leather lay on GeorSeSo"h
eichteen.yard line when the Hrst "a's'
OF the Blue ana Gray was notieea'
Gooch dropped back to kick pos''to".
Jewett, unnoticed strayed to t"e Ia.
end of the line. The ball WAS hosstS"
high in the air and straight over ~
Blue and Gray line II Went .o.S"
a Blue and Gray forward, bouhoeo M
Jewett's hands and he was over t1I
Virginia.s first touchdown Joyous
Virginia shouted.
There was still a lead OF seven points
TO overcome. Tne fourth peFioo osSH"
Costello was shifted 10 the oaSH.'ea
and Calnan was sent TO quarter ne
ray retiring. Costello With the pat'
on virginia tNAi ~ al ''-'N
cd a drop kick, but ia.led. Virginia
elected TO scrilnn.age on the twenty
ward line. Taere was an exchange %
punts. GEORGETOWN being the gamer
Followed forward passes, SONS SIC
cessful, others not. PerllousIy near
GeorSe,own's goal line. the ban stoo"
for a moment Loretz. who aas hoS
figured prominently il the dope way"
has been sent out, was sent IN 10 tAhs
Gill;am's place. Gillian having pee"
substituted earlier In the pe'!oo'
quick shift and a forward pass AM
Lorerz, John Loretz, OF FL faso, teN..
son Of the South, staggered ree4eo' -
YOU will, but fell over GEORGETOWN
goal.
One tense moment after that touoh-
down. 1he score stood Georgetown.
Is; Virginia, IL. goal 20 De h!cAso
stood between Virginia ana We
pame-a tie game with the mighty
GEORGETOWN eleven, the eleven which'
it was predicted. would wipe Virginia
from the football map. make the
Orange and Blue suffer an ;gnofninous
defeat. Big Carter. a-ter a punt out
was selected TO try his ability at KICK
ing goal. Gooch having Is:!eo pre-
viousiy. The big fellow whose p.ayihs
had smeared many plays ana hao
caused even the mighty Costello 10 lose
ground. met the supreme test without
apparent exsrtion. with no display OF
nervousness, his toe tied the score:
sent superlattve 10Y to thousands or
hearts and wiped out all defeats which
had come in a season not marked 1oI
sri6iron achievements on the part OF
Virginia
Jov.Ciyine Potion.
Every loya- son o: Virginia in that
drank a potion more toy-giv-
ing than the famed nectar Of the gods
Rice Warren, Billy Cloth, speed
Elliott, Pop" Lannigan, Cab Madcux
and. zee, even the normally placid DR..
Lambeth. turkey-trotted, unny-hug-
ged. chickenglided and jellywobbled IN
fragrant disregard OF the conVen-
lions. but TO the unaualihed
delight OF thousands who had
stood the trials of travel just to yell
one more lusty ''Wah-who-wan."
subsidized. Win the gather
ing caGences Of Virgin!a's victorious
chant, tn. Blue ana Gray dwindled to
q monotone. Overwhelming victory mad
been turned into tie game with an
antagonist which had not been rated
overly high. And there was the posi-
oIAity OF Cetsat-
Behind the goal posts, while Carter
was counting the t.e!ng point, was q
shaggy, Slack-headed youngster he
was saying things 10 himself. and some
OF those things are not printable. NO
one but himself will ever really know
that conversation 1t was football in
His name was Harry Cos
-eIIo. Nimbie OF foot. clear OF head,
towering head and shoulders above any
Q. his teammates, already having done
more than his share, this lad OF Jas
pounds had mapped out his plan OF
campaign. had decided to cast the die
which was 10 cause grief il the Orange
and blue camp.
The sun va. rapidly gliding to sleep
Dusk. the dusk Of superb autumn at
revnoon. mellowing the few scant
leaves left or the trees that fr:nsed
the oval. gathered Neither eleven
wa. taking chances. With Virginia It
from scoring, 70. a tie game, though
negative. would. 70 Virginia, have
meant victory. Gooch, piucky lad that
ne is. and game 10 the core, coUio
rot match CostelIo's toe. sDL the ca
change Of punLs Georgetown gained
= Ei-gina's tc-ty-yard line the Blue
and G-sys marched There was yet
about four minutes 10 play. Costello
unt6lded mis- plan Calaan called the
signals. and the Georgetown star dep
jed back Of the line
slowly. cruelty slow. he moved. There
was slight nervous rw!tch -1st be-
co.e TIE bal! was passed But that was
all The distance tad been measured
with rs UEeEr!ns eye: IL was forty
Yards High IN the s!c. sp!raii.s rs
way towards the cross-baT. shot the
leather while in .mooceac rage sieve.
N.rz.nIsa.. clad IL Iao!eskin. and
Thousands Of others sitting In tire
stand. watched IL cs.I gently over.
scoring TIE points which woe 70!
Georgetown, making the third success.
sive year rhs, Costello had vrouga;
defeat for Virginia.
Almost . Perfect Game.
Sot even - soGe master producer
were 70 stage football game cGEit