The Washington times., 1914-11-01
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

At last Georgetown has won 81
game. The Blue and Gray varsity
romped away from the West Viz
ginia Wesleyan eleven yesterday,
showing all-around superiority over
the mountaineers, and taking the
game by a score of 27 to O. This
was. the first game this season in
which the Georgetown team scored
a touchdown and the undergraduates
enjoyed celebration last night on
that account.
West Virginia came TO the Capital
confident of hanging it on the Blue
and GRAY. That was where the
mountaiseers were fooled. Instead
of finding the Hilltoppers sluggish
and more or less at sea On the at
tack, the BuckhannoH brigade found
themselves opposed to stiff de-
Tense and an attack that varied from
wide end runs to forward passes, al
most always bringing decided gains
to Georgetown.
Harry Kelly was the star OF the Blue
and Graz backheld. Playing in place
Of Captain Freddie Murray, the veteran
hackfeld star, was the life of the at
tack. Time and time again he took the
ball and plowed his way through the
West Virginia line.
Wiesser, playing quarterback, handled
ppfn N,4fn
furthermore. his punting was excellent,
rost OF his kicks carrying fOrtY-fivc
ards before the Virginia bdckficld
sathcred them in. In providing inter-
.eTence. Wiosscr played a first class
-an4r and when he left the lineup he
had earned he applause given him
A. in every game this Year, the Hill
luppcrs' line was it's mainstay. Never
"Ice did Virginia gain more than few
ards when seeking hole from tackle
10 t8cKle. Time and time again Ward.
,;ormley. and Petritz hurried the attack
lUg backs to the ground with no gain.
only on the wings did Georgetown sho"
Ihc slightest sign OF weakness. tuSaCh
and Campbell ere boxed several times.
nut sill PauXtis played a brilliant
-aTne on th" right wing for the Blu"
and Gray. He went down the lield like
a deer. hurting StamSbury to the ground
q
Georgetown backs gone down With hi!I.
Virginia would not have gained an inch
running back Dunts.
The center Of 6eOrEctOwn's line was
. stone wall. Even when McCarty sup
uIantcd NAHUM, the strength Of the
Blue and Gray "enter trio remained tho
same. No matter what changes We're
made by Coach PXenGinc among th"
forwards. Georgetown presented AL ad-
gmant line against the heaviest ATTACKS
OF the mountaiUcerS
\ large crowd turned out TO Witness
the first game played at the Hilltop
since Fordham hattled IN" Blu" and
Gray To no-scOre tie. The cheering
onto the varsity at all times. Manly
Cheers greeted every member OF tnc
.eam as he left the lineup, subject to
Coach Exendines orders.
Conditions never were better. Thy
ground was FIRM, the turf hard and the
air bracinR, thus enabling every player
10 do his best.
Georgetown Jumped into the lead in
rhe first quarter. The Blue and GraI
won the toss giving Virginia the KICK
IF Following several unsuccessful
rIays into the line. WiesSer punted 10
siansbury at Wesleyan's 10-yard line.
Wesleyan tried with 40 success to
pierce the Georgetown line, and Stans'
bury punted 10 Wiesser at Georgetown
re-VarG line.
Kelly ,ot one yard Al left tackle.
Georgetown was penalized fifteen Yards
-or holding, and then Wiesser punted TO
Wesleyan's 5-yaTd line, where .>elly
Gathered I'm a tumble and fell across the
GOAL line for touchdown. Wiesser
wicked the goal