The Washington herald., 1912-11-03

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sasteutl5 threugh the Blue aud- Gray lima
and with lUtrtk DOWN ard ons foot b
20. 0sorgetovn 4oek the ban away from
them on downs. and Costello once mors
tried for q esa1 from fks neid. This TIM
he was suceeedeul. &nd tied the score.
Costello kicked on to Abesnathy. the
Carolina full hack. who tore oR Q short
gain. Moore. r. Abefnathy. ana Wakely
hurled themselves into the Blue and
Gray line. scoring the drst touchdown In
q dosen attempts on Georsetown. just Al
the timers whistle sounded announcing
the close Of the first half.
quarter Petrits twisted his right ankle
and gave way TO Mullansy.
TAe TAira osarter.
As was the case against the Carlisle In
dams last Saturday. the Georgetown
eoaches got In . few timely Hicks between
the halves. and although the wind whis.
tied about the sweater-cIad gridiron war.
riors, Messrs. Gargan and Bennis un-
corked lod Of torrid sentences that had
the desired effect. for from, the time the
whistle blew at the start Of the second
half until II was all over the Hilltoppers
showed surprising reversal Of form.
Costello kicked OF to Alternately. who
fumbled, and the Hilltoppers quickly
COINED possession Of the ball withiH strik-
Ing distance OF the TarheeIs' goal. A de-
layed pass with the ball In Costello's
arms gave the feet-footed hack his op-
portunity. and. cleveriy picking q hole
lust Oh Carolina's left tackle. he shot
the enemy line and lodged his
way % yards over the goal line for the
first touchdown Of the game, licking the
goal himself and placing the figures
Georgetown. 10; North Carolina, 8
Once more GeirEetown elected to kick
on and again the ball was miserably
fumbied by L Alternately At about the
Tar Heels S-yard line, but Homewood
saved the pigskin for his team, and
Carolina attempted to rip open George
towns line. with no better result than
during the frst half. Tillett punted to
Fury In midheld. who tore OF Q sub
gain before he was brought to
earth.
At this stage Coach Gargan sent In
several substitutes. Donnelly replaced
Derby at end. Heiskell went in for Heg-
arty, who had to be carried on the field
with a badly wrenchod knee. ana Sam
Foley relieved Murray.
The fresh men 'instilled lot OF much.
needed life in Georsetown's attack. and
after five smashing line plunses, dhm
Ind L Abernathy for q touchdown, and
Costello kicked another easy aoal.
The Hilltoppers showed % much more
Mt and dash that North Carolina was
plainly bewildered. and although strug-
cling valiantly. were absolutely unable
o stop the onslaught of Georsetown's
With, the ball on Carolina's so-yard line
after the next kick-off Moore made a
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lunch ard Frank Bergin fell on II. Just
hree charges into the Tar Heels line
vas enough for another touchdown
Dave White carried the ball over and
Harry Costello kicked the goal, placing
he score. Georgetown. q: Carolina, &
On the next lineup for The kick-off,
Costello sent the oval spinning Into the
rms Of Tflleft, who ran back Is yards.
Then followed q neat forward pass, TIL
EFT to Homewood. which gained about
yards. Carolina once more attempted
o fight through Georgetown's rush line,
,ut with no success. and TiIlett punted to
Costello. who muffed the ban on his
OWN 5-yard line In front Of the goal
,osts. Huske was at the spot like q
lash, and fell on the oval for Carolina.
riIlett pulled on wide quarter back
TN around Georsetown's right end for q
ouchdown and Stevens kicked an easy
,cal. It was rather q fiuky touchdown,
ut nevertheless counted seven points
or the. opposition.
Just to show the crowd that he IL not
n the habit Of mufing pants. and, II
;ecessary. can always pull back the
anne number Of points he allows an op-
'osing team to make. Harry Costello on
he next kickoff after the teams had
ined up. ran around Huske's end behind
Iood interference for s. yards and
ouchdown. completing the job by kick
ng the goal and landing Georgetown's
otal to 81 points ~ against 10 for the
Tar Heels.
While this goal was kicked, time was
allied for the third quarter.
The Final Quarter.
Carolina plsyed much better football
Turing the final period. and was able to
make their third nrst down Of the game
Igainst the Hiltoppers. while George-
own added one more touchdown.
Coaches Gargan and Bennis sent In Q
OF Of substitutes. Campaxxi replacing
FURY. Van Dyne going In for Dave
White. and Billy Martin for Bergin.
The greater part OF the play, was In
he Tarheels' territory, and after about
en- minutes had elapsed Dave White
'roke loose from the bunch on 1 delayed
,ass and -0naight-armed bis way ;3ol
ards to ths so<l line Of the eBemy.
vas nnally 6rouKht to- earth. The touch
|own WA, made In the corner Of tho fieid.
nd Costsilo,i attemht at q kick-out was
cor, the bali hitting the, ground In front
4 Foley and Campaxzi. who were I'm Z |
'osition to receive it. hence. . chancs to
id one more ,Doint was miased,
The game Soted with thss ball In |