Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
c. j. GETS DRUDB|NG
Washington College Eleven
Defeats Locals, 80 to o.
HAD WEIGHT, NOT SPEED
Successful Kicking and Superior
General Play Marks Victors'
Work.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHESTERTOwN, Md. November L.
The Washington College eleven In the
last game Of the season to be played
on the home grounds defeated the Catho-
lie University aggregation here today 20
to o.
The visitors presented a much heavier
team than the locals, but the speed dis
played by the latter more than made
up for the deficiency. With the exception
of the last part of the second quarter
the locals forced the play. throughout
the periods in the visitors territory.
Catholic University won the toss and
kicked of. The ball was returned To the
center of the field, from which Washing
ton began march down the field which
ended in Biddie going through tackle
for the first score. Again the visitors
kicked off and partically a repetition of
the preceding play was enacted. Biddle
firing again through tackle.
Capt. Garrett kicked goal. On a wide
end run Moore got loose and made a
run of thirty five yards for the third
score, placing the bal between the posts.
Catholic University then became aggres-
sive and drove the Locals EaCA within
striking distance up the !oca.s Soais.
fumb4ed ball recovered by ..ngton.
however. saved the day and Lewis punted
out OF danger at the blow OF tae whistle
In the third period the visitors sacked
up, and after recovering punt on
vineyard line attempted To run Z play
with the result that they wer. thrown
back for a safety. During las period
Lewis got loose i'm an end run and re-
peated Moore's trick of runnm-s through
the entire Catholic Uniyers...Fs back
field for tally. Bidd.e seoreu again OH
a take end formation, throwing OF the
visiting Hackers.
Scored at Will.
In the last period Washington began
strong again and within three minutes
Bowen had crossed their opponents line
for the last score. The entire string of
substitutes was then worked into play
and even with these men the locals slowly
advanced to the visitors goal and their
progress was halted only by penalties
which were too great to overcome be-
fore the close OF the contest.
For Washington INC entire squad played
in fine style. However, the work OF
Bowen, Frampton. Diddle, Lahore. Lewis
and Moore deserves special mention. For
Catholic University Gorm.sy was the best
making gains with the bali and proving to
be stone wal on the defense. The
lineup:
Lewis. Owens. Left end. ................ Lynch
Garrett. left tackle. .Ostergern, Dugan
Sterling, Hooper Lief. guard. .............. Boyle
LarTuore Center. Day, Murphy
Davis Nicholas. Right guard ........... Kelly
HeaI.. Ljckie. Right tackle. ........ .l;orfnley
FrRmpsoa,
Strong. ....... Right end. .Whelan. Dougherty
Moore. ByTnes. Quarterback -. keegan. Stone
Bowen, Duyer. Left halfbaek. Cougnlaii, Keegan
Il. Strong.
Branham. Right haifback. .Monahan, Stone
Biddle. Fullback % Sullivan,
Heinchcline
Referee--Mr. Savior. Johns Hopkins. Umpire
Mr.. Brennick Harvard. Head linesman-Mr
Reck, Washington Time of uuarters-lJ and
II minutes. Touchdowns--Biddle 3d. Bowen,
Lewis. Goal from touchdown--Garrett.