The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-03

ElROlInl MAKES
/ GRAND Defense
tcontaassA yrea First 1asa)
9Sss AiresGiy rsspsasisls Tor the Caro-
3,.ians' ems tosahAevn. fumsling q
ksat frcu TtlIstts tee In the third Pc
- On his Avs-yarA uns. whore II Wa
.,ecoversd by . Blue and white player.
= moment later Tillstt had skirted
I, raGht end and was over the line Ste
!. vens kicked an easy goal. Costello.
eyaAsntly angered By his mum. shortly
thsrsafter was around Cardinals END.
ana with = beautiful exhibition OF
Sroken neld running. had gone hfty-
ave yards. the longest run OF the game
/. for . touchdown
&c white vas another star for the Hill
rvcppsrs. His tine plunging was re-
Arponsibls for the ball being within
setr1king distance OF the opposing goal
Fury likewise aided materially In
scoring points. It was Costello who
,was the bright. particular star. His
reneralship ability in advancing the
hall ana punting easily featured the
contest. Young Tifiett, captain OF
North Cardinals eleven. Pan him
close second. ana both on defense ana
offenss played three-fourths OF the
game FOR the Tarheels.
Funhlfng L. Costly.
: Ceorgetown carried the ball four
yards to Carolina's one. but aunolinS
at inopportune moments largely onset
the advantage gained In carrying the
ball. Poor judgment 10 another cause
for the absence OF a larger score to
With the ball within cafolina's ten
yard line plays were used which gave
little promise Of advancing the oval
ever the goal line.
The ave touchdowns which George
town made in the final half were the
result Of straight football
Line p!ungss with Costello ekirting
the ends advanced the ball slowly but
surely. It was practically stsnd-on
when II came to punting. he dfninu-
tive TflIett did equally a. well as the
mighty Costello. Nothing Of the spec
taculas msrred the serenity a. The o.
casion unless IL was the dashes OF
Costello.
His sweeping runs almost 1nvariapiy
from q fake kick formation furnished
the real thrillers OF the afternoon
Fleet Of foot .heady and aggressive
the Georgetown quarter back was by
Gar the most successful ground-gainer
Of the day. His goal kicking was we'll
nigh perfect Out Of As attempts.
three Of which were from difficult
angles, he kicked the bail four times
between the posts.
Georgetown's h-st score came in the
second period an the result OF Cos
tello's drop kick. The first touchdown
Of the same came early In the second
hal1. He opened the period kicking
to Absrnathy. who fumbled the ball
With Morariety on It like fash.
After one plunge by Dave White which
netted two yards. Costello was around
left end through a broken feld for
tn4 goal.
Foley IN AmeaigAt.
Foley had the honor OF scoring the
second touchdown White Costello and
Fury had carried the bah down the
aeld to Carolina's six-yard line. when
Foiey was shot through the centre OF
the limo for tho second touchdown.
after which Costello kicked goal In
the Same period. after Tillett had
SumO1S0 Oh HIS o.u DosS
White got through the LETT side OF
: CAroIina's line and ran thirty yards
for the third touchdown Costello again
kicking goal
Then followed the Tsrheels' only
touchdown. TilIett kicked high in the
air to Costello. who was standing on
his ten-yerd line. Probably for the
nrst time in his football career the
doughty quarter back foknbled. and
Carolina recovered the ball Tillett
IN ono play then carried the bal! over.
lust to show tina, he could retrieve
himself Costello Then ran ffty-nve
Yards through tho whole Carolina field
for another touchdown and kicked
goal The third quarter was over with
the ball OF Cardinals ftteen-yard line
and second down. T!llett kicked IN
the final period. and without much de-
lay Georgetown was again away toi
the Tarhee. goat, Dave White making
his nnai touchdown by a beautiful run
OF th.rty-nve yards. Costello failed a.
goal The rest Of the play was in
Ca-oiina's territory and when the
whistle blew the Tarheels Were sill.
fighting sa1le!y-
Chapel Hi. has every reason 10 re-
scice At the result a scoreless de-
feat by a. Ieas. six toucadowns had
been freely predicted Instead of
showing a weakly fson. predicted.
sAe Ca-oIin.ans fought every inch OK
the way and went down IN defeat only
after hayicg given a most excellent &C
/ count OF themselves. EoHe.OO3. I'll
lett and Moore Brought glory 30 them
selyea The lineup follows:
Georgetown Position Carolina
Derby end tuske
petrftx left tackle Stevens
Mor.arity. left guard --. johnson.
p;.~h csrrr..-...-.. Jones
BARRON righ; guard ..-JCunfngs
Hefa-ty. tackle l. Alternately
bergen right END II ON" WOO
Costello. quarter back - lett
yu.y left half back 49,. " akelT
Murray. right half back. Moore
White full back. r. hh"-uat r.:
Summary: Substitutes-'i."rse own.