Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-27

end for clever run which netted his
team 20 yards. Thorpe downing him in
open field Dunn went through the line
for 3 yards, White for / and Murray for
= more. Costello dropped back and at
tempted a forward pass to Derby, but 1t
was intercepted by Arcasa, who appar-
entity had a clear field for another touch
down. Costello ran, to head off the run
ner and was temporarily blocked by an
interfering Indian. The latter was evaded
by the Georgetown quarterback and he
managed to stop his man on his own %
yard line Here the first period ended
score, Carlisle, II; Georgetown, 0
On the first play of the next chapter
Thorpe made AN off tackle gain of IL
yards. which was followed by .Arcasa s
lunge through the opposite flank for l.
Powell, with a terrific dive into the CEN
ter of the locals line. added points
more Thorpe's attempt at goal failed
its mark
Arcasa returned Costello's kick 50
yards and was afforded wonderful inter-
ference The same Indian on the next
30 yards. Costello tackl.ng him in open
field. A line plunge netted nothing,
though Powell made yards through
! right tackle on the next attempt. Bar
ron stopped Powell before he could get
started on the next play. Thorpe was
guilty of a poor bit Of foot ball on the
next play after he had received a
double pass which was 10 be turned into
a forward pass When about to make
the throw he saw that the Georgetown
forwards were rushing in on him fast and
that his only chance was to dodge an l
run the ends. He lodged his would-be
tacklers, but kept gradually working
back into his own field and was finally
upset by Donneiiy for loss of 2o yards.
The ball went to Georgetown and on
the opening play Costello made 8 yards
around end. Murray made it first down
and White added yards more off tackle
Georgetown worked the ball from this
point about the Indians % yard mark
up within yards of touchdown, where
repeated line p.unges failed. Costello
dropped back for an attempt at field
goal and was successful in his try. He
kicked it over the uprights very high in
the air while standing the 1S-yard
line.
The first half ended shortly after the
kickoff though the Indians were making
consistent gains. particularly Powell. The
score at the end of this time stood Car
Isle, "a: Georgetown. ).
Costello kicked to WEIGH for the OPEN
ing play of the second half and the In
dian quarterback circles wide and went
outside at the 25-yard line. Derby
stopped criss cross behind the line as
did the Georgetown linemen on the next
play. Welch attempted to make an end
run, but Dave White tackled him for a
loss Of ) yards Thorpe punted 80 yards
to Costello. who slipped he started to
return, though ne gained about 3 yards
White was gwen the ball on the first
pay and went through left guard for )
yards and followed with another plunge
for the same distance. Costello on d
fake kick made 3 around Carlisle's left
end. Dunn added 3 more while White $
plunge made it first down. Costello made
8 on two plays an end run from fake
and a quarterback plunge through the
line. He then punted to WEIGH after 4
tumble had lost ground for Georgetown
Wheelock. who had taken Area sa $
place. faxed a kick and made a neat run
Of % yards. Derby and Petritz, who was
sent in to substitute ~ Ritch. broke up
three plays in succession. and Thorpe rip
ped off a beautiful! punt of nearly 80
yards. which Costel o by clever footwork
evading the Carlisle ends. returned D
yards. Dunn found big hole in Car
isles right tackle for more and made
a first down on the following p ay. de-
aged pass through the line. After fail
ure To gain through CarlisIe's line George
town tried forward pass. The toss from
Costello went perfectly into DonnelIy $
arms. but Wheelock made an illegal in
reference and the Indians we're penalized
IL yards. This gave Georgetown the bali
With first down on the Redskins %
yard mark. and line plunges again fail
ed to net any consistent gains Drop
ping back to the 30-yard line Costello
essayed another field goal and the ball
sailed fairly between the uprights
Costello returned Thorpe's kick, which