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

the rrea, college game than that q
to-day. Ten thousand ana more peo
M. saw m. encounter. Ten thousant
and more people left the 'nclosur'
with greater appreciation Il vir'
r,,i..s pluck ana endurance than va,
reid before the fray. Ten thousAns
and more are risht now rubbing eheil
ewes and wondering whether IL can Al
he ,rue--wether those long 1orwart
masses, those sensational END runs
those daring bucks at the line. couac
really have happened; wnetner var
pinia. apparently oatclassed. bsAter
6v the dope before the contest started
really played Georgetown to stand
sin outplayed her in fact. during the
final periods.
More forward passes were made In
this game than in any played In the
south Atlantic division this season.
More yards were gained through the
forward pass than by any othef
means. with the exception OF Costello'a
phenomenal run. Georgetown used the
new play more frequently than did Viz
sinia. and with better eject. Dur OF
The four touchdowns made three came
directly from the successful passes
both OF Virsinia's aud one OF GEORGE
towns Gooch failed to measure up
10 Costello's standard In puntihs. anu
this fac,-ths lack Of a good punter--
unquestionably cost virginia sne kss'
ON rushing the bal! from scrimmaSe
bonors were even. Georgetown gain
ing ius, eighteen more yards through
this means than Virginia But On
hunts il was vastly different.
Each team suffered the same from
PENALTIES. Referee Thorpe gave q gooa
exhibition OF how to handle q game
and kept the men on the Jump. t"e
Grounds were by no means amply po-
Iicsd. ana during tho Anal period .ne
,rord surged to the side lines. inter-
ferinr with players and causing IN
convenience to the spectators 20
cough tactics were resorted 70 oy
either team. II was simply BIsnu
and glorious game between teams 80
evenly matched that the toss Oh
coin, the toe Of one man. turned .ns
result. The one satisfying th'ns to
Virginias standpoint Is the sno. ~,
made in the face Of predictions tnr'
the Orange and Slue "se 'o
for Georgetown
Defense IL Strong.
yY,rinia's defense never cfacAsu
never .aitered. The Hne' esPeS'
~. r,1h, aide, w;thstood every snoeh.
TIVE end, covered themselves win
Glory Carter stands out supreme. ne
Smashed into plays right ana !ett anu
ON of,snse furnished nearly All OF .ne
oneninRs through which line
.. roade Waad. aside from severeai
80 n,sses PLAYED an excellent game.
Tc6d fumbled several times. out NOR
+h,n made I'D for this by his dash!hs
ar,ack. Gooch ran his team with 1uos
nent and precision and played .
markable game on the offensive em.'
and Landes both carried the Dali
hut after all it is t. the for"a'os Ce.
most OF the credit Is due Ane'
worked overtime. al,
For GEORGETOWN II was Costello al
the way He is the one Dig, os'
luminous SPOT In the team. ana without
49,, ,Se Biu. and Gray would be in
sorry plight. Dave White, who was
sh,tted - Rhenischild's tackle,
sc,ipsed Rheuischild while Fury ana
IIuno did most Of the heavy worA
,,roueh the lire. There Is glory
enough to cover all. and IT was
glorious game However. out OK IL a.
COMES the satisfying. the pleasihs'
knowiedgs that when the crucial no
ment came Virginia was t. the .o'e'
fought the vaunted stronger team 10 a
.,fsh rushed them OF their tcet anu
had ,hem backed against the wall gasp
;rfp for breath. In view OF the pre-
game dope, Georgetown's victory.
While glorious, was negative Wasets
we're made that the Blue ana 1ssS
would win by a greater score thal'
6.d Vanderbilt, and odds were gwen
at that
Virginia energies from the con,e:'
much as did the Giants In the WORN
ser.es-defeated but stiIl q S'eto1' @AA1
we are proud Of virginia