The Washington times., 1914-11-11
Lineup and summary

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Gwin .............,.L. T........ Macdonald
Maier ..............L. G....... Kelly
Graves .......... Center. Wassaman
Knapp .............E. G..........I :lucsada
Lanahan .........R. T....(capt) J. Wise
Garman ...:.;....R. E.............. Stern
baldwin ...........L. H. Ray Wise
Dyer ...............R. H........... Ready
Horn ...:...........F. B ....,..... .Dowricll
.,oH ToSshdownIKaN shttn ", Wise: Goal from
ment-Ray Wise. Substitutions-B.
Wise for Ready, Ralph Wise for G.
Quesada, Steitz for Gwin. Referee-Mr
Magoffin. of Michigan. Umpire-Mr.
Farmer. of George Washington. Head
linesman-Mr. Mcclure, OF Harvard.
Eastern, and Gensburg. of Business.
Time Of Quarters-l0 minutes each.
There were no less than four Wise
boys in the game fer Business. Ray
Wise and Buck Wise played the
halves, while Joe Wise was at right
tackle, and "Toots' Wise played !n
guard. coming into the game for an
other Quesada boy who played at guard
Perry Dowrick played fullback for
Business in place of Keech, who was
1ut Of the game with bad shoulder;
II was reported that Ray Wise would
be out of the game with Keech. but he
was called into the game during the
first quarter and stuck through, to the
joy OF the Business followers.
Wassaman PLAYED an exceptionally
clever game a center for Business, his
passes being accurate and keeping the
backfield well on the move. When RAY
Wise shot his goal from placement
Wdssaman passed a perfect shot to
Culligan who held the ball.
Ray Wise's goal from placement is
the only one successfully made this sea-
son. There have been two drop kicks,
one made by Worden Dyer and another
slipped over from Myers foot when
Tech defeated Western. Wise missed
two in the Central game as did Ike
Macdonald.
Stern and G. Quesada got in some
Seldom dId any of the Fasteners get
around the f1anks. except on the fastest
sort Of work. II was more the failure
of the secondary defense than the ends
that allowed Eastern its gains.
Horne's playing at fulback for Eastern
made an excellent impression. The
youngster has been on the sidelines with
Roddy and Lanahan all season waiting
for the first game after the advisory
marks.
1t was really the work of Ray Wise
in pounding the Eastern line that scored
business touchdown. The Orange and
Blue backfieid went right after the
touchdown on plunges with an occa-
SiOnal end Gun and skirt tackle play.
Those who saw the game are of the
opirion that Tech will have no trouble
in defeating business. although the
Stnnographers arc likely TO give a
better account Of themselves than is to
be supposed. Business is going right
VII accomplish anything they will make
4 good showing.
Leo Lanahan. Easterns right tackle,
was a tower of strength on the defense.
Last season Lanahan played next to
jim Thorpe Cree. and was picked for
All-High honors. His work was eXcen-
tiorally good Yesterday
Joe Baldwin showed hIIitse!f To be
heady runner. Time and again he
lodged his tacklers. and almost always
fell for his length when knocked down
Horne was another who gained when
carrying the ball. The game was closer
then the score indicates
Culligan's work at quarter shows that
he will give Bullet" Steed, the Tech
general. hard run for the honor of
setting the quarterback position on the
All-1igh team. This is Culligan's sec
ond year az quarter for Business, and
he is making good with @ will
Eastern lost grand chance to score
in the second quarter. when a tumble
robbed the Capitol Hill lads Of their OBJ
portunity 10 carry the ball across
There were quite few Tech men on
the side lines watching the work of
the Business team. Leave it to US"
SO d one Of the Tech players, and from
Indications il would seem that Tech in
tends to make sure Of the title that
there. is no doubt about IT,
lacking was considerably bette, YES
terday than at other times this season.
Both pairs of ends got low when diving
for their men. while the secondary de-
fenSe made the most Of the opportuni-
t.es offered
The wind agaian proved bothersome
10 the players. as II has on every oc-
casion. All season a brisk breeze has
blown from West to East. and the
eleven obtaining the west goal to defend
mas made the most Of the jump. Last
year the same trouble was noted
Ihere seems to he but one direction
mat the wind can choose at Fifteenth
and VI streets northeast