The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

( with him that they somewhat over
shado the work done by their cap
tain. Moore, Wakeley and X. Aoer-
Lnaihy form hacktield that will MAKE
most of the teams hereahouts look
like a bunch OF backloters playing our
| own high school boys. All played
great part in the game yesterday anu
all are deserving Of the greatest
lpraise. But II Is Homewood that you
| have TO give the best Of everythins
going TO the linemen. The big eh9
played most remarkable game. anu
7 although IL was whispered around ing
/ stands that tie forward pass he eaagHt
was the first which has stuck In ms
hands this year that did not in tne
| least detract from the memory Oh ms
\ work Appiewhite and Dorscn VINO
| were gent in toward the latter part OF
| the game played excellent pau, anu
but for minor injuries would no uoup'
| have been in ne lineup from the hrs'
one OF the most noticeable features
| OF the game was the efficient WofK
81 the officials There Was bat one
decision protested by the teams our
ing the entire game and in that case
! the referee was certainly right as ne
! was admitted to be as soon as ne hau
explained the situation to the us
/ senting player. The new rules were
lived up TO to the letter. only one
/ man was allowed on the SIDE hhes
/ and all players and water boys were
| kept FAR frcm the side lines and the
/ field Of play.
Game Opens.
! Here Ia how the game looked, also
far from the sidelines.
| Costello opened the play by KICK ne
! IN Abernethy. who ran the ball PACK
about sx yards Tillet made several
substantial gains through the line ana
then essayed forward pass, when
failed. Georgetown. after receiving
! Tiliets punt, also found trouble N
gaining and was forced to kick after
three attempts, North Carolina tried
three times TO make he necessary ten
yards and IA ling called on stevens
to take a try at goal from placement.
He did so and drove tn ball through
the posts for pretty goal as one
/ could wish for. from the 40-yard
! line.
| Georgetown was taken back by the
score Their CHEEKY calls to one an
other and shouts of encouragement
ceased and the men settled TO the
task OF winning back the pc nts Caro-
lima, however. had won confidence
wit hthe score and cont nued to have
things almost entirely her own way
That Ia, they had things their own
way when came to scoring. George
town with white and Murray carrying
the bah on stra ght line plunges twice
took IL TO within the ten-yard line,
only to lose possession when their OPP
ponents held for downs. Costello
broke into the game with several OF
his famous runs at fferent times
during the quarter, but did not make
the showing which he d d toward the
latter part OF the game,
The Hliltopers were several times
renalized for holding and once Caro-
line suffered the loss OF five yards fer
, offside. The quarter ended with the
ball in Carogina's possess on on their
own 45-gard line, The second down.
: SECOND Quarter. N"o,'---s5f.
Georgetown continued 10 take the
ball down the field by ne plunges
and to lose ii when within striking
: distance of the goal. during this quar-
ter Carolina seldom gained the ne.
ceseary yards to make downs and fire.
tQuent exchanges IN the ownership OF
: the ball resulted Moore was the
most noticeable man on the defense
Once he tackled a runner coming
. around high end and threw h m with
l scarcely any gain and on the mex
. play he made another tackle on lief
: end throwing the man With the san
result. Tllet also did some rice lie
= fensive work and did much to keel
I Costello and Fury from getting AVA,
D from the field, The play was some
$ what more open dur ng the SECOND
J quarter both teams trying to MAX
J their gains around tho ends >r n,
u SIX ntackle plays, Forward passe
were also frequently attempted. bu
& most of them failed. Finally ate
), bringing the ball up the field TO tn
q S0-yard line. Costello dropped hacl
= and attempted Il try al goal Ths Slcl
. ~as beautifully executed and missed
i by the barest fraction, the bali erik
g ing the goal post and bounc ng bacl
into the held The score was not lonl
. delayed. however. for Georgetown i'm
. med ateIy upon getting possession o
q the bali again started another ad
= vance up the field. This time the,
l. reached the o0-yard line before IN
e Carolina line held. After three trie'
p, Costello made his drop-k elk that tie'
u the score. But few minutes wer
= left to play and neither team coul
be said to have had any advantag
:, during the rema nder OF he htl
II time being called with the ball II
o midheld in Carolinas possession
Score, 3-S
The Rout.
. The beRinnilg Of the second mai
marked the beginning of the caro-
Il ]tna's rout. Georgetown came bacl
J, with surprising speed and Itterall
sr,.r,,. tho c-her tea~7 off i's f""'
Costello made run after run, afte
= his team had recovered the bal
Aheruethy fumhleu. and soon e.
} awav around the end for the frs
= touchdown. He kicked goal. Aber
e nethy likewise fumbled the mex
j. kickoff but Moore recovered an'
saved the ball. It was coon neces
= sarv 10 punt, though, end Fury. afte
Il several attempts at the line, go