The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

and Lee on the twenty -ffve-yard line.
Young Contributes ten
Young started things off with q
gain OF ten yards around right snd,
but Sweetland was caught back OF the
line. Donahue made one yard through
the line and Young kicked TO Calnan,
who brought the oval back 1--WE yards.
Murray was caught back Of the line
for loss. but he made another al
tempt and managed to get away with
three yards Noark then hit the line
for a gain of ten yards. but Murray
was again caught behind the Inc.
II was then that Campbell fumbled
the ball on a double pass Sweetla nd
caught 1t as II bounded away and ran
thirty yards for the initial touchdown
OF the game. Young then kicked
goal Score---Washington and Lee, Z:
Georgetown, o. After this touchdown
Captain Murray was taken out of the
game. Foley relieving him.
Noark again punted to the Gem
erals. the ball being received by GAL
lagher. who carried IL back eighteen
yards, being dewned In the center Of
the fie}d After this three consecutive
attempts were made to penetrate a
hole in the Georgetown line. but the
Generals efforts proved futile and
Young was at last forced to kick.
Calnan received the punt. but tho ends
were down upon him before he could
gain yard. Noark was sent through
the line for three yards and Golden
skirted the end for gain Of eight
yards, Foley attempted to go through
the line. but failed to gain an inch.
The first quarter ended with the pig
skin IN Georgetown's possession and
on the Catholics forty Vineyard line
Second Quarter interesting.
The second quarter was marked by
some thrilling plays and during this
entire period the ball swayed from ono
end OF the field to the other On one
occasion the Generals started an on
ward march down the field, but Il was
fifteen yards was imposed on them fo-
holding. When the quarter ended the
ball was In the center of Ahe field.
The second half opened with
Georgetown receiving the BALL 'Cy'
Young made a beautiful punt, the ball
going sixty yards. Noark received Il
and with some pretty interference he
brought it back eighteen yards. Al
most during this entire period the ball
and within striking distance of
Georgetown's goal However. good
work on the part OF the Hilltoppers.
linemen prevented a score. This Pc
Rod was marked by tho frequent us.
OF forward passes, although most OF
them were either intercepted or other
wise broken. When the third quarter
ended the ball was on Washington and
Lees khirty-one-yard limo ana In pos.
session OF the boys from Lexington.
The very frst ball snapped In the
fourth quarter was given 10 "Cy'
Young. who skirted right.end forvfxty-
nine yards and crossed tho Blue and
Gray line for the second time durfnr
the conflict. It was q beautiful run,
and It was all done without any tn
reference whatever. He failed to kick
goal and the score stood IL toU, ia
voring the Generals.
After this touchdown the Hilltop
eleven seemed to lose their old 'pep''
and the line failed to hold as It had
previously done. Very few gains had
been made on the line by the Generals
up to this period. but man after man
was given the ball and he generally
came through with few yards to the
good However. there was 10 moro
scoring. and when the Anal whistle
was sounded by Referee Gass the ball
WAS near midfield.
The lineup and summary follow.
Generals. Positions Georgetown
Simms ...... L. E......... Cusack
Shultz $1,000. L., T.......... Ward
Scarry .....L. G.. ...... Nahum
Pierotti ........C C. ......... Grove
Dingwall ...... r.. G........ Barron
Miles .........R. T....... Gormley