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WILLIAMS THROWS A
SCARE NT0 TIGERS
Back6eld Of Visitors Presents Speed
and Princeton Secures Only
Draw. 7 10 z

Princeton, Oct. al.--Wmiams scared the
Tigers today as they have not been
scared this season and held them to a
II to } tie. The visitors scored In the drst
few minutes Of play and with boundiess
pluck and speed held the heavier Prince
ton eleven without q tally until the last
four minutes OF the game. The Williams
backs were like eels and slipped through
the Tigers until the latter seemed but
ter fingered The game abounded In old
style football and most Of the gaihs were
made on line plunEes and open field
rune The ifne-tfr. ~
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COLGATE Is EASY
FOR OLD ELI TEAM
Yale outclssses New York State Col
Isgans. Landing Runaway Game
hv Aq % Z Count.

New Haven. Conn. Oct a.-Yale used
twenty-five men today against colgate
and ran up score Of 9 to 4 the visi-
tors getting their lone touchdown and
goal In the third period. when Coach
Hinkey hsa Followed the original custom
OF sending the entire Yale second eleven
against the outciassed Colgate team
coleate made fits tally on straight foot
hall smashing through Tale's rush line
until the e-yard line was reached and
then pushing Robinson through on the
fourth down. Yale scored almost Al viii
A the hrst period and after piiing up a
lead Of 3 points rushed small army OF
substitutes into the fray. The first eleven
was sent hack In the fourth period to
prevent another Colgate touchdown The
Nun.f1r-
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No Legal Battle.

Grnd Iapids Mich, Oct a.-Thers Is 10 BE no
lesal battie O. inEetieation b. The American Tfuf-
ng Association oser the rarssd race between Dirrcs
tam J. wofid's gfeafest TacsF. and Wiham d this
cily October a. oTsr the withholding q the 500
pllse- DR.. s. E. Dodson. the promoter. has cone
= A amioahie agreement with Dr. J. T. Accuy. of
New Yo1k managrr of Dsfecfnm I, and WKlfam'
drirer. ". ". Marvin. u LAfaysslr, md
nadson did not pay over the laH amount Of the
ruFse and the hold-oFe win 20 to local charity
ne hor=es were expected 10 set a Nollds recurd
but Their bat tine was 1Sih On = fast tnck
hoth ae1pels Nele Ehipped to winter quartes %
e.y, Wils,p = l9igetaa lua. and ptssciun I %
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! ARMY OBTcLASSES
VILLAN0VA ELEVEN
Pennsylvanians Prove Easy Eor West
Point Outfit. Losing By Count
of 4f IN d

West Point. Oct a.-The Army hope
lessIy outciassed vIlanoSa IN football to-
,day, winning BY q score Of Il 70 Q. Not
Eintil the last quarter did the visitors get
hhs bnn into Army territory. BY Z long
forward pass they gained the C4dets
E-yard Line. but ! moment later Bene-
15-ylrd marx ard ran the -emainlng S
yards for q touchdown. This play and
the dazzling exhibition cf forward pass
ing hy the Army ii the last hall vas the
1sanres of the game
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PITTSBURGH TRIMS
DICKINSON ELEVEN
Smokey" ciB" University Lands
Long End Of Game BY
Of 10 @ Count

Pittsburgh. Oct. a--Uniyersity OF Pitts
burgh made practice game Of the event
with the Dickinson College foothan team
one q the four fifteen minute periods
and Coach Dun used many Of his men.
nearly every man IN the squad getting a
ehance at some time during the game.
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Cornell Star Qnits COLLEGE

nhaa, n y, Oct. zi.-Oliser A. heiIF. eAptain
q the Cornell track team. who vas hurt badly Ia
mntorcFee nerident soIne weeks aso. Eas taken %
hia home IN ST. Louis yestertay. Thoash hr from
beng VEL man. he vas aba 10 stand he tnn
HeIsr ud1ssd eunczssion q the brain ana many
hruiE and Il h doubtful II he sEsr win Eun sSain.
rs Ni1 n1t retum again this term. and may noe
comE hack 70 eclleEB e an HIS los win Be hlo8
= Ae loegard dlsa IA - htaroliesiass nssts
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sabsfitntons-1T. Harrison for oFsresch De'Roode
for Keunedy T. Jones fog Graf Woodward for
sehlossb4eA. sehloFshach for Woodward. Keaworthy
iof Jsckson Mitchell for Miles. Miles for Mitchell
Miteasll for Mics craig fer Pulling. Winston for
Turner. Aedlock for Townsend Champion for Tea
~. DisquAlifrd-Grsf. q navy Turua OF North
csrcliua. ToncbdDvns-H 4afnsoa ~. Trnuy
co. Ehfety-Riddick. Reieres-3fr rhogpe. of Co
lsunhia. Unpre-NE. Church. of Yale, Head
Hneanan-1Ir. stollenW7eck. o. Johns Hopkins.
Tine of prziods-lz minutes Score b. periods
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OPEN STYLE GAME
WINS FOR PENN TEAM
Swarthmore Eleven Proves Easy Be
fore Brilliant Display of Open
Playing by 40 to s Count.

Philadelphia, Oct. ia Brilliant dis
play Of open football enabled University
OF Pennsylvania to swamp Swarthmore.
20 to 6, today. The Qoakers gained at
viii. and scored five touchdowns ana two
goals from field. II was not unta Penn
had sent in numerous substitutes that
Swarthmore was able to score Their
touchdown came after 6-yard ran by
Locke.
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HHattsyille ouint wins.

II required two minutes OF overtime
play to decide the closely contested game
between Hyattsville and the Brigade
Athletic Club basketball team last night
at Friendship House Gymnasium. At the
end Of the playing period the score was
tied q to p After two minutes Of excit-
ing overtime play. HyattsviIle made the
necessary two points to nose out the
Brigadiers Williams and McClay starred
for the winners. while r. Towers and
Flood did the best work for the Brig
adiers. The lineup and summary:
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Coaoh nine n pseTad.

NtH Lor<s Ok As-AaEitf n r-pQrtlng IN pl1c-
tiee at E1sg4at<f zncl tie mnngte cEu9 dlnlc-
~ Nek ID Cc11A I'm Riae % declare yesterday
hat unlsN t4l fEelImzn eh1aed nore inieFea n
shl 1e1 - Eoud sban11n fhen entirely enf d.
est1 tf tn8 b Tie rnu5iF mt1uiai ezEl11llelF.
E|cbteIn rcouiz 8atud1y md fH1Ily.iour yc1ter-
dll rade the rtlel1n eo1ch hot uuiE ~ eoll1r.
ing ch4 = UanI z11m u1on fhc 17a al Vas
rilds. 1sId Rice, Ut 1nls Ec1 Il htt dEo1pci
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Minor q Cham1ion Fedg.

little fsIloE1 nu1|pc.ed 10 operafs under ia ~
powerful wing an near he parting q the Fas&
SiIpur ohtscti1n4 70 n mslh1ds 1upluled by
ne Eqslutng fotces h1re heen registered ~ the
Genital 4s.oclation. pls1aad dorrl b n = 5astica
ard the sentiments q that 0lttiai hare ben ~
ouded b TIE ErntIluen backing the NcrIhern
that bod hae1e1 ~ rIanufhE 70 enamrIcn ths
FedeEAl u4nzs shen he Nlt1nsl As,ocl.aon of
1lino leasra meets h Omaha. NoIe1h2 ~ y
and q
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d NiLLIAM PEET.


West virginia wesleyan,s football
team played return engagement A
Georaetourr Yesterday. and the Memo
1iffs len toNn last night sadder ana
,si-er e1eren. Thescone was 2 to IN
favor OF The Hilltoppers.
Virginia Wesleyan last season paid the
yFest-end colIegians e visit and upset =
whole lot OF dope br grabbing the long
end of the score and forward passing
Z Geo-gefoWn cut OF the league- y
Expecting 70 repeat handily. the West
Virginia lads yesterday encnurtered
football eleven ready and willing 20 re-
ceive them, team blessed with rich
material but unable up 70 Saturday 70
score through hard luck, loose play ana
wefzness in the backheld.
The result was as surprising as u vas
weu esrned. -Georgetown played The
afethodists of their feet scoring
touchdown in eight minutes OF play when
a fumbled ball was recovered by Kelly,
Who dashed over the line after run OF
* vards. Three more touchdowns came
DURING the last half Of the contest.
Losing in turn TO Navy, Washington
and Lee and Pitfsburgh failing to even
score on any 9f these teams. put every
member Of the GeorgetoWn eleven in
fahfing mood. They vented their spite
on West virginia Wesleyan yesteroayf
and the slogan Is now, get the Saroilaa
.AeEies next week
l Three Of GeorgetOWn's touchooWns y ere
in one sense a Bit duky, for they were
gained through the medium Of West VIZ
xinia's fumbles. but recovering the ball
o., fumbles Is Just as much a part OF the
game as anything else, and chart show
!. ing the amount OF ground gained Eouic
convince the most skepticai that the VIC
tory was as well deserved as 1t was
earned.
During .the first two periods West yir-
sinia made but four first downs against
GeorgetoWn. In the two remaining chap
Nters they tailed once to gain their dis-
: tance.
GeorEetown Player Injured.
one injury marred the battle. LEFT
Guard Nahum had to retire IN the nnai
odarter. suffering from broken thumb.
he vii pnobablF be out nfztfe lineup
iS1iyine me remainder II the season. y
There was plenty OF smash In Georse-
towns attack Weisser, Kelly. Landreau,
and NoaTk found little difficulty gaining
through the visitors lire or around the
Durins-the final period Coach Exendine
used many substitutes. and the fresh
backs were also able to gain ground con
sistentiy.
a would be hard to pick any individual
Georgetown star Ghe Blue and Gray
rIIsh aine was the same yeritable stone
wan II has proven ali season The ends,
Palxtis and cusack and also the SUD
stitutes gave the best account Of them
selves thus far this season. Pet1tz, Al
center. was in every play, and his &C
curate passing was a noteworthy feature
Murray on side Lines.
Can't Freddy Murray watched the game
from the side lines. he was rrady 70.
90 in II necessary. but he was not need
"a. and the little chap win be On edge
for she game mex. Saturday against
Hegarty's Carolina Aggies :
West Virginia, coached by Frank
Mount Pleasant and Carlow. former stars
of the Carlisle Indians. was far from a
weak aggregation. In the line they were
iust about as heavy as Georgetown. ana
1ot.-,.. rra.tria EgeIIison SMILED more than
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columbia's Run Won ~ Smith.

lNeW7 XoFk. Oct 5L-Col1mbIa8 1nnlaI Van
Anulnae ezpsscountry nm vas run % yEss4day Il
MnnineIide HeiEhin. L. @. Smith. 8tndent 4
hrt. leading the second ruHner b. twenty yaris. i
q minutes and q secdnda ne dlltance Na er.
rrczlnatey four miles, and was oyu ths aAml
crura covered b he Shooboss IN the inti1scholss
tie mn.
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Two Fed Clubs Claim Corhan.

san Ffaneisco cal oct. a-rno- Pedeni
L<ltQs flsbs an elaihlins to hsse dsped short
stop nrF Corhnn q the local Coast L1true team
e1d Conan rin not adInit trni he Ia sifned
ritb either. 0ou1h be does not denr Georrs
SIolfA rtrfEeeneirs he Kansas CTS outiess.
IN b h. Conan BIZ Jo5es, rdprlse1tlnk thi
8. Leuis Fetls. tela he has sirnld hin. Cdrhah
= aau6dezed TIE slsr ,nl6nz he ahotlsiops q
- cos4 Lsssus this sslon
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Wiu Heht Mandot.

chicsec. Oct z.--Johnny Kiitcae AID los Nan
dot an % box twenty rounds b New OElsans uifhln
TIE next two mouths The u1ly hitch h TIE date.
Pluuotrr Drminick ToEtorich maie Kilbsns an 81
la .ome time ago for the Mandot match Mana-
eeE 1lmmy Dana scented terms fu he fsafkai-
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Dennison Quint Loses.

The Adams School basket ball quint defeated the
Denrisca School Eve for the secoud time this sea
son b. the score Of to q on the latters grounds.
The boys frum the Red and Gray iastitution were
too he9sy and experiencsd for their opPonenfs,
The fast playing q the winners and the accurate
rual tossing Of cstlin and Payne at forward
for the winner featured tie contest Lineup:
Adams school. Dsnnis,n School
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Eimnhr.
10 main At ST Petersburo.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, 0el. u.--St Pcfershu1r Fla..
his been nrfcticaiiy derfded upon b the onieiais
q ne Phfiiies ie theif frainine camp next spring
s. Pe.euburE = On the uezI coast q Flofda. sp-
p1site IhmTA, and about - miles below Jaeksou-
THE, rhene the Athlete vent last rpring and
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IVutllvNns--'f1Fr VI NuTIJs MayeT. N01I8 fron
touchdoWns- Barker "a. cody. Suhstitutions an
derbilt Chester for Resms Jarrett for Czznan Llps-
comb for @ Brown. Beyg for Lpsoumh. cGman
for Jarrett. Lirscomb for Beyer. Northcutt for
curpi virginta. Berkeley for Gooch Gooch for
Berkeley. Andenon for Esans. Referse-Alr Barry
Georsstown umrire-sIr. DonneHy Trinity Head
linosman-Afr. Julian Seaanee
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~ si.srrs,b hi. Robinson. Goais trum touch
do5nr-T,erore o. BFooks GuEznseY fzl Referee
Alr. ?. 4. fsFahs. Wfflians umrhe-DE. WiiliaIna,
UniEersitr Of pCnnEylrania- Line1nan-Nr. II. ;.
Berrrn frincston FIeld judae-Alr. +. r. Gillinder
ruiyrrsitr az pennsyifania. Time q periods-U
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bsrs. McClay HON. +. Towers. r. ToWe1s a.
CcrnfH G1ais fnm fonlz-WHliams n. Towers
10, = Foseu lzl. RefsIes-SIr r 9E Kefbg.
Timsr-3lE Ahen. sc1rer-3Ir. Bssin. Tine q
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WsIsh e white 1latobes

chirar6. 0d. u.-chzfn6 Uhllh I'd Fsedd5
Welsh IN Do t1l1s 10 tElIe1rkle Noftnhef
lrr1rd - do ths Eaishi c11aalad b ne chau1l1n
- ppaldg = s.e'slssz
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TanchdoHns-0ysrton. GIick Goals frum touch.
dcNnszEeiL Law Tine Of periods-l7 minutes,
man-aIr Plummez. q Cornell Umpire-3If. Cal
lahan. q Boston Head
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Adams scho

Field soals-cAtlh 81. .FsSre a., sheeas "a,
Ghnevich. Rodick. Darling. Becker, Fee toss-
Becker. Rsferee-Ais Yoder Timsr-sliss Yoder.
scorT-Mr. Boot Tine Of haiTes-ls minHtrss
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Georgetown Breaks Ice:
7rOunceS Vest Virginia
By the Score of ~ to @
HItoppers Rush Methodists of Their Fes Ping Up -Four
ToucheOvns and Capturing First Victory Of Season
Blue and Gray Line Veritable Stone Wall.

one weil-aimed attack. but man for man.
the visiting forwards were outplayed by
Ge0rgefoWn.
The open style OF attack a prominent
feature OF the Methodfsts offense isat
year. was not m evidence yesterday The
bpt when Il was attempted at critical
stages there was nobody home"
The Hiiltoppers resoted mostly to old
fashioned football. but when the long
fling was employed Il worked Ike q
charm. FunblIng. which has narred the
work Of the local team In previous games
this season. was not IN evidence yester-
day
dlsts. stated after the game that he
would have to take OF his hat to his old
teammafe Exendine. Georgetown OUT
played U.s. That's alI,s he added.
EIRGT 0HARTER..
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Achstifnee- Young for C1inminea Goals from red
-Aarlhail "a. Young %. cnnniss C4rter.- Cater
FEs tolsss- Marshall. CStsfs Todns Rssree-AIr
keporte. Seoref-Nf. 0iler. Timakeerer-1lr Tan-
ne1
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Ketcham School wins.

euuf yesseqlaJ the KeseEam School team iefsatsd
Tower seacOl By Is 70 H. Idheap and summary;
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NEITHER TEAM
ABLE To- SCORE
.GaIlaudet and Catholic Uni-
versity IN Hard-fought
Game.
By WALKER n. COLsTON.

Gallaudet and Catholic University bat
tied through four periods OF football
yesterday on the Brooklanders' gridiron,
and, when the final smoke cleared. neith-
er team had registered a point. although
the Kendall Greeners had taken the ball
over the goal line in the third quarter
only to have II brought back with Ia
yard penalty for holding.
The Catholic University eleven ap-
peared to be a greatly improved team,
and kept the strong Bun and Blue eleven
on the Jump at all times, thereby up
setting the dope, as many had figured the
game a waIk-oyer for oalfaudet.
GaIIaudet on two occasions worked the
bali to within striking distance Of the
Red and Black gosl only to lose II on q
tumble and have a player on the op-
posing side capture It The trick plays
were also very much in evidence. the
END around end. fake kick. ard fake
forward pass formations. keeping the
Catholic University team continually on
the alert
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Epiphany Athletes Easy.

me Amphibinm clnb q The Y, 1L q A. took
she Epiphany Church athletes into camp tuics yes-
terday.- beading them In haskst-b4n and ind0or
assbaiL The baskef-han resulted IA a win q 2
TO u rhIle the BASEBALL scors was to 2 Eiseman
was the best penomer In both sames scurs hy
innings.
Y n c. A.................s. 3s6I ~
Epiphany ....... Q 0 1-2-..
a. wceh and cunminss Umpire-Mr. MARI De
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FACTS ABOUT THE GAME.

Afsendznee-ss.eos festinated).
neee1gsz--f55. .eoe testinntedl:
Win the exeepfIon Of stiG wlna,
Witch bethered the DuntsrA. The
f.s. ID. ID. 1fh. IN
Mlehlszs.
HagyAfd a-.-.
NaW the acoFlnE was dDnes
Second geried-Harvgrd Eef the
punfs. Hardwiek. FraheIke. ana
Bradlse hnnmered the lIlehiEan
llne fer gains. unfll they HAD ear
5iea n ssll e MIehiEss's 1917
Dasa 70 Saith which landed the ball
On NfchfEanis 15-yard Iine. Hard
WICK made 3 yards around left cad
BFadIae ripped through right guard
drives NJ eenfeR annez.Sd more.
Herdwfei thea crashed through
the HfehiEnn line fer tAe remain-
SAG yards. scoring . touchdown
Hardssfek kielked an easy EoaL
NJ DAMON RUNYON.
Cambridge. Oct u.-Those two strong
men we have been hearing 20 much about
lately, who were to stand face to face at
the meeting of the East and West, were
ldentihed early this afternoon They are
Mesars. Maulbefsch, Of Michigan, and
Tack Hardw4ck. OF Harvard, and the
score AZ the present writing Il to in
favor Of the latter
That score represents about the least
thrilling incident Of a wonderful battle
IN the Harvard Stadium today. when
Hurry Up Yosts team from the Uni-
versity 81 Michigan lost to the champions
Of the Eastern football world
II represents a touchdown by the In
evitable Tack Hardwiek- It represents
victory for Harvard in the first great
meeting OF the football giants Of the
East and West. but beside the march OF
Maulbetsch. the Michigan back. in the
third period. II was almost incidental
The 1IIchfganders were beaten, but they
were not disgraced. Supposed to be badly
crippled ana half expecting to be whipped
by 4 large score. the Wolverines made
marvellous hght both offensiyely and de-
fensfVely. Hurry Up Yost himself, who
IS rarely surprised BY anything that hap
pens in football. was probably astonisned
Al the way his team fought against the
Eastern cracks
Read a running account Of the game
and follow by play. That viii give you
and idea Of the prowess Of Aauloetsch
and shed considerable Hight on the work
Of Tack HardWick-
MauIbeSsch and Hardwfck are both big
men in the football world tonight
Twice II looked as II Michigan would
surely cross the Harvard goal line Once
had their rush toward the Crimson posts
been successful Il would have meant the
first punch in the fight. The failure OF
a trick play TO carry through lost them
that golden opportunity. They had tried
the same trick before and II had startled
the Harvard men, but the next time the
Crimson warriors were watching for It
HASvard's stubborn Defense.
Again, later on in the same game, the
Michiganders rushed the ball to Har-
wards door. with the mighty Maulbetseh
battering ram. only to finally lose an
other chance by a narrow margin. Maui
betsch gained enough ground against
Harvard people to bury German army
CORDS. but always that last, final finish
ing touch was lacking. Only a few OF
the trick plays for which Hurry Up
Yost is famous. were attempted by the
Aichigsnders. and only few times did
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GnIlaudet wfns Toss.

Capt Foitz, OF Ganaudet, caneo yneAu7
and won 4he toss. but as there was no
wind blowing across the ieid al the time,
chose to receive, Rogers booting the oval
70 Moore, who ran Il back yards before
being brought down. Keeley fumbied.
and after Catholic University had recoy-
cred and failed to gain. Dougherty missed
a fteId goal from the 1o-yRrd line. the
bail was brought out to the 2o-yard line
and GaIiaudet quickly started up the
field. Keeley making 10 yards. Marshall
%. Foltz %. Kendall S, Jacobsen s. and
Kendall more, putting the ball on the
Brooklanders' 12-yard line. Foltz. Rem
dan and cuseaden then took turns At
hurting themselves into the Red and
Black line. but were held for downs on
the 5-yard mark
DouFherty then punted 10 Moore. but
Gaiiaudet again lost the ball when Ren.
dan fumbled- The quarter ended with
the bah on Catholic University's 15-yard
The teams battIed ali through the sec
ond quarter with little to choose between
them, frequently exchanging puuts, al
though Folfz got away for q 2o-yard gain
around end Gallaudet was penalized 5
yards for off-side, and Rockwell. the
speedy half back. was substituted for
Kendall This quarter ended with the
UNNA aQAl NStA~AA~A-- - - - = = =
The third quarter opened with Rock
well punfing to Rogers who ran the BAH
back Is yards Hinchllffe tore of yards
and after q series Of line plunEeS Hinch-
lIffe punfed to Moore. Rockwell then
DISTINGUISHED himself BY running through
the whole Red and Black tenn for CO.
yard gain, being thrown BY Rogers On the
ls.yard line Jacobsen gained yards on
an off-faekle play and Foltz carried
the BAH over. only to be called back
and have his team penallzed II yards.
the officials claiming that Marshall held
while forming the Interfefence. This put
the ban on the s2-yard line from where
the Buff and Blue tried two forward
passes which failed 70 materiallze and
the ball went over 70 c. T.
The Red and Black then worked the
oval back Is yards but Eera held and
Hinehliffe pnnfed to Marshall Rock
uen fumhied. conboy recovered the han
for his team The Brooklanders could
gain but yards and Doughertg dropped
hack 70 the se-gAfd line, Just barely miss
ing neld goal
The ball was brought out to the 2a-rard
line and given to Gailaudet ana Rzard.
c0NrISuEo or rAGE 1nREn
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tur4l1Iule-- ~ 1of CuunInEA Goals 0uI
feld-E cater fsl. J. Young tfi g. MTcathefsn n
N TsHnsz Tine q hllsss-ls niiAata..
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FIRsT QUARTERS


Barron kicked on to Quarterback stans-
bury. Of the West Virginia Wesleyan
team, to open up festivities Stansbury
brought the oval back to the center OF
the Geld before being brought down. Two
END runs netted the Buckhannon boys q
loss Of three yards so they resorted 70
the forward pass. but the long fling was
Incomplete when Morrison failed to get
his hands on the ball Kellison then
kicked the ball 80 yards to L.andreau, who
was downed in his tracks.
Noark and Kelly went through the line
for yards and Landreau. on an end run.
made 1t first down for the Hilltoppers-
The West Virginia boys held on the next
series Of plays and forced Weisser to
kick, the Blue and Gray lad getting on q
good drive for q distance OF s. yards
Cussck was on top Of Stansbury BY the
time he caught the bah and no gain re-
suited.
visitor. Make seven Yards.
On a fake kick formation. W. shumaker
made several yards and two line plunges
netted the Buckhannon boys first down
Line plunging was resorted to by tho
Wesleyan backs. but with no gain. and
Kdllson Kicked to weisser. who carried
the ball hack 10 yards
GeorsetoWn At this point vas penaliSed
/.
q so. Ter A. arst dolsnlz ss1lEai Hrs
plfnges were tried with bat little or no
gain, 50 Weissef kicked the bah, going
over Stansbury's head and when he re-
covAaed the ball. Pauxtis hlt him amid
ships 50 hard that he dropped It. Kelly
recovered the oval and crossed the line
for the first Touchdown on the home neld.
Weisser kicked an easy goal Georgeto8n,
Z; West Virginia Wesleyan. O
Stansbuyy kicked on 20 Landrear, who
carried ne ball back twenty yards, being
dropped by Kellison. Georgetown was
held for downs and the West Virginia
lads uncorked forward pass on the
first lineup, Stansbury TO Morrison This
put the bali on Georgetown's 2-yard line,
and It looked as though Georgetown
would be scored upon.
GeOrgetewn Fights hack.
Here the Hilltoppers put up q stubborn
defense and held the Wesleyan boys for
downs Weissner at once kicked the
bah IS yards TO Stapsbury. The George
town forwards doWned him in his tracks.
Two forward passes were tried. but
failed. also pne plunge. Georgetown
was putting up the best defensive game
they have shown this season. The ball
was on the 55-yard line and Kellison
dropped back for field goal The pass
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
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