The Washington herald., 1913-10-24
GEORGETOWNIS
BEATEN AGAIN
North Carolina A. & M. De-
feats the Hilltoppers in
Raleigh, IL to 0.
TENNEY THE REAL STAR
Aggies' Full Back Scores Two Touch
downs-Local Eleven Is
0utplayed.
TENNEY THE REAL STAR
By JACK HEGARTY,
Coach, A. 4 N. Football Team.

Raleigh. n. c., Oct. 2S-In one of the
hardest fought and most bitterly contest
ed games ever played on Riddick Field.
North Carolina A. & NJ. defeated George
town here today, the final count being
Il to o.
The Georgetown eleven presented a
well trained group Of athletes, and at the
very beginning OF play threw a scare in
to the Aggies. camp, but the visitors
showed signs, of weakness during the
latter part of the game, allowing the
A. NJ. forwards to break through
and block two Of Costello's kicks, which
had he been able to get them on might
have proved fatal.
The visitors offensive work, as a whole
did not come up to expectations, for
during the first half Georgetown was only
able to make two first downs. one OF them
being the result Of q cleverly executed
forward pass Georgetown's ends, especI-
ally Bergin and DonneIly, played bril-
liantly. Costello. as usual, played well
his kicking alone preventing further
scoring.
Tenney Is the Star.
The A. G 81. team, which is made
up of a heavy back field and a fast
charging line, came up to expectations
The work of Tenney at full back for
the Aggies stamps him as the best
full back ever seen in the South. Nc
Dougall. at end. worried Costello a
great deal. Besides blocking two OF
Costello's kicks, he threw the Blue and
Gray leader for loss on every occa-
sion he attempted to circle his end.
Van Brocklin. the old Georgetown
star, ran his team cleverly. Sullivan
played the best defensive game Of any
man on the field. and was in every
play.
The game opened with Costello
kicking OF to Cook, who fumbled the
ball on his own 40-yard line, Barron
recovering it for Georgetown. Here
is where the A. & NJ. followers be-
came frightened. but on the very next
play their sadness was turned to JOY
when Murray dropped the ball on a de-
layed pass, Capt. HURT, of A. & NJ
recovering il for his team. Later or
in the first half A & NJ, had a chance
: to score. having the ball on George
towns 15-yard line as a result OF a for
ward pass, Van Brocklin to Gertarber
Holding in the A. & N. line proved
disastrous. and after the penalty ha6
been given Riddick missed an easy try
for a goal from the field on his owl
3S-yard line.
Van BrockIin in Limelieht.
Late in the third quarter Jimmie Nc,
Dougall, A. & Ms star end, broke
through and blocked one of Costello's
punts, recovering the ball on George
towns 10-yard line. Van Brocklin, OF
quarter back run, gained five yard.
and the third quarter ended on two sue
cessive plays headed at Georgetown'i
right tackle, Tenney going over fol
| the first score.
On the kickout Tenney fumbled Rid
dicks kick. and the try for the goa
after touchdown was lost. The Aggie'
received the kickoff and rushed the bal
| back TO their own 45-yard line, VaI
! Brocklin chose to have Riddick kick anC
play a defensive game, Costello ran thu
ball back to his own 40-yard line. Oh
another tumble A. & NJ. recovered thu
ball on Georgetown's 42-yard line.
On his second quarter back run. Val
Brocl1lin brought the bail to George
towns 35-yard line. 1t was at this poin
that A. & NJ. begao plugging tn
| Georgetown line, first Teriney, then Sulli
van and ,Riddick would DC sent into tn
Blue and Gray's line, and on each occa
\ sion they would be good for 3 to
/ yards, Tenney was finally pushed owe
for a touchdown, making the score 12-0.
In commenting on the game, Capt
Harry Costello made the statement afte
lthe game that A. & NJ. had one O
the best teams in the country. Wayn
i Hart also stated that had not A. G. NJ
been penalized often they would hav
rolled up a much larger score. Penaltie
i alone preventing such an occurrence
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