The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
SECRET ARY DANIELS SEES
.CE0RCETOWN-A.& NJ. CANE
Athletes Battle Before Cardinals
Favored Son-Struggle Ends With
Score Tied at All.
HOMIE TEAM HAS CLOSE CALL
Put Counter Over Within Last Few
Minutes of Play-Riddick, Van
Brocklin, Gormelly, Kelley and
Foley Are Stars.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. November o.
North carolina Agricultural and Me-
Thus ended the annual football
struggle between Hegertys men and
Georgetown Field this afternoon.
BY spectacular block of n punt on
the seizure of the ball by Kid lick. WHO
M for rI tochoo over tGsorgetowns goal
play began. and the inability of the
saved Mns f Agricnl5 1afan and Meehaneal
ton Of the first two quarters, Agricul-
tural and Mechanical was outplayed.
II is true. too. Georgetown outslug-
G Gere IGiH'' ny of rough PLAYING. and
t:sor the game n.s for hitting Kelley.
toned several times for roughness.
Agricultural and Mechanical. It was
quarter that Georgetown tied the score
and saved itself from defeat BY n
series , OF line plunges. in which several
were brought back of the line to carry
the ball. Georgetown marched down
me hsid to, to- within thirty-tive yards OF
After being held without gains for
two downs. GEORGETOWN executed a
caught aasf dreca R penn Which
tural and Mechanicars goal. The goal
was kicked
Right. here is where Agricultural and
Mechanical failed to live up to the re-
cord made earlier IN the season. Ply:e
was IN a. an excellent position to In
tention to tackling Kelley as he caught
the ball. Apparently piyle inquired The
Dali pail would go out OF bounds.
weather conditions and on n good Held
There was only fair attendance and
i NoIs e emit ,,sl Secretary Of the
several hundred other Tarheels resi-
dent and visiting in Washington were
IN me east stands. Georgetown won
defend. Riddick kicked OFF to KELLEY,
or Georgetown. who cnught the bali
stopped in his tracks by Van Brockifn,
Inc little sorrcl -topped back. Two at
e eemp'f in at f aEisieuItura and Msehon
anything. and the latter was forced
to Kick The quarter back signaled for
Z punt; an, and MS NoGk punted ona Of
struck the ball. which was poorly punt.
ed, and Riddick grabbed it, running
thirty-tive yards for Il touchdown Rid.
dick kicked n goal.
From then until the end of the first
quarter thS two teams worked up and
The period ended Win the e'i bali on
GcorEctown's 1O-yard line.
The second period saw no brilliant
work Oh either side The fun,h!!nG
which characterized Georgetown's play
ing in the first pe~iod. again was pres
ent. Had the Washington institution
held onto the ball once they got II into
their hands IL liz more than likely they
would have scored ut least two touch
downs on the Aggies.
The third frame was all Georgetown
only by last stand PLAYING on the part
Of the Aggies In this period wns
GEORGETOWN prevented from scoring.
More fumblcs by Georgetown also
caused that team losses
The fourth period was all George
Town. IT was this period in which Ger
nelly shone. He and Kelley. by n series
OF lire plungcS, carried the ball from
he" own thi"tV-va"d iirc To Nt.,,i ,,,l-
iurai and MeChanicals forty-yard line
II was after these piuNges that the only
forward pass completely executed bv
Georgetown was made
After kicking the goal. Georgetown
again rushed the ball down the field
f.om the centre To within a few wards
OF Agricultural and Mocha Meals goal
Here stand was made by the AegIcs
ana Georgetown tried u place kick As
the ball went SQUIRTING over the ton Of
ono OF the goal posts Il hic sigh OF
rclief escaped the followers OF the
North Csrolin:ans for there was but n
minute left to play, and Il was Agri-
cultural and Mcchanical's ball
Riddick and Van B:ockln were the
stars for North Carolina. and Gormelly,