The Washington herald., 1912-11-24

which two touchdowns were scored
-one on the tirne-worn shoestring
play.
Moore n star
Quarter Back Moore was the real Gal
laudet star. Not long distance punters
or drop kicker Of reputation. he was
able to pull one of the most beautiful
field goals that has been seen on Home
wood Field. The bali was on the 30
yard line when Moore dropped back to
the 40-yard line for the kick, and with
Foltz holding the ball. the diminutfve
quarter backs foot shot out and sent
the ball true as a die straight for tha
goal posts, over which it passed with
yards to spare.
In addition to his field goal Moore
showed excellent Judgment in running the
team. He mixed his attack UP well and
had the Baltimore boys guessing at all
times as to what new play was to pop
up next. Everything the Mutes had in
stock was worked and worked ii per-
lection One of the most beautiful plays
OF the afternoon was long triple pass.
ending In a twenty-five yard forward pass
to Foltz for more than a thirty-yard
gain Criss-crosSes would follow after
hard and perfect off-tackle plays. and
Blue back way beyond the line of scrim-
mage, through which he had come on a
Quick split play. The work OF the MuteS
was a revelation. The team work was
wonderful. and the entire team played
together as one man
It Is truly hard to pick one star from
the Buff and Blue lineup. It played aa
a team and not as individuals. The IN
reference on the end runs and ofT-tackle
MI ua OF In
terfering back left his feet in every in
stance and spilled his man with de-
nghtfuI regularity. The man with thS
ball picked his hole and held his feet,
and made the most OF every opportunity.
Hopkins Team PrImed.
The Hopkins team was primed for this
to win, having their very best team on
the field By virtue Of their advantage
OF ten pounds per man In weight, they
were able to hold the Kendall GreenerS
scoreless in the FIRST quarter, but early
in the second quarter the class of the
Washington eleven began to tell. After
procession Of perfectly executed plays
down the field, Kendall was sent over,
the line for the first touchdown OF thu
game on a split play OF OF center. Moore
kicked the goal Shortly after, the bun
and blue carried the ball to Hopkins
30-yard line. from which point Moore
Kicked his field goal described in a pre-
ceding paragraph.
Hopkins at this 1uncture of the game
sprung a wide spread formation from
which they were able to make forward
passes almost at will GaIlaudet did not
seem to be able to fathom this forma,-
ton and the Baltimoreans put over thei-
nrzt touchdown. La Motto taking the
ball over, shortly before time was called
for the quarter.
Early in the third quarter Hopkins
scored another touchdown from this same
formation. the ball being carried over
by Penniman on delayed pass from
this spread formation At this point,
Hopkins was unable. to gain again dur
ing the remainder Of the game. From
the first quarter this had been the only
play which worked at all, and with
that stopped they were powerisss-
Jacobson Makes Touchdown.
From the kick-oR after Hopkins
touchdown In the third quarter, the Ken
dali Greeners carried the ball the length
Of the field on forward passes, double
passes, and off-tackie plays. Jacobsen
was sent over for the final touchdown
on split play on center. Moore failed
on a dificuIt goal. During the remain
DER OF the tnird quarter and the entire
fourth quarter, neither side was abba
to gain consistently, and time was called
with the ball in the center OF the field.
Foatz played his usual brilliant game
for Gallaudet. while Branham. Bagley.
and La Motto excelIed for the Baltimore
aggregation. The general team play OF
the Gallaudet team was wonderful. and
they played with the spirit which wins
football games. Their tackling was
Nd dafa
OF the line was ALI that could be desired,
while on the offense they were a shifty
and powerful scoring machine. Lineup
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