The Washington times., 1915-11-18
Successful Attempts During
Present Football Series
Would Have Changed Race.
DALEY SCORES HEAVILY
Tech HaIfback Takes Ochsen-
reiter's Place in Gaining
Greatest Number Of Points.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

was awarded through the inability
Of two youngsters to kick goals after
touchdowns, despite the relative
strength of the competing elevens.
A perusal of the battles fought out
by Tech and Business, with Central
cutting in, shows briefly that il Rob-
erts, Of Central, had successfully ne
gotiated his two goals after touch
downs, Tech would have been beaten,
and that If Bill Culligan had come
through in the Western game re-
Gently Business would have posses
sion Of the Princeton Cup.
There are two ifs in the consider
alton, but the fact remains that mis-
cradle goal kicking and poor at
tempts at drop-kicks shone out con-
spicuously during the nine games
already played.
Out Of more than a dozen attempts at
goals from the field. none OF the young
stern have been successful. Jake Rob-
erts. of Tech. has had two tries: Och
stadt Of Central. Flaherty OF Eastern,
Fisher and Peyton OF Western. and
Rohrer Of the same school have had one
or more trials and have failed to con-
meet any time.
In kicking goals after touchdown but
one player. Walter O'Brien. OF West
ern. has come through In all his at
tempts. O'Brien has had two chances.
and has successfully kicked both. In
four attempts. two Of which would
have won the Tea. game. Molly Rob
erts. Of Central. has failed to success
fully negotiate the bar. DALEY. Of Tech,
Roberts. Of Tech has also missed in two
chances. Bill Culligan. OF Business.
kicked three out Of four Of his goals.
but the miss on the fourth ono cost
him q tie for the championship with
Tech. Pecks miss last Friday cost
Western the battle with Business.
Right halfback DALEY. of Tech. seems
to have stepped right into Gene Ochsen-
reiter's shoes for the scoring honors
Of the 1915 season. Last year ochsen-
season. and by scoring the greatest
number of points got the big honor
from all the other schoolboys In the
tito series.
his right to an all-high position in
more ways than one. His chief claim
to distinction is the fact that out Of
forty-five points scored by his eleven
in the scholastic championship series
he has gathered In twenty-seven by
touchdowns and goals after touch
downs.
Techs championship honor is more or
less clouded by the fact that Business
was undefeated by the Manual Train
fairly earned their games. but really
received tho title when Business was
unable to defeat Western.
On points scored. Tech, with forty-
five. leads. The opposition has mana aKed
to get but twelve points on Tech. these
being the two touchdowns made by Cen
tral when Hoover and Saxon scored on
recovering forward pass and scoopinx
up a rumble. No team has pushed the
bai over the Tech line nor has an
route.
Business has scored twenty-seyen
points to thirteen for the opposition;
While neither Eastern nor Tech scored
on the Stenographers, both Central and
western made touchdowns.
Is more or less interesting to note
that DALEY. the Tech star. scored as
many points as the Business backs in
Eastern failed to count In the title
games. but succeeded in holding the
opposition to close score. Western
made fourteen points against Eastern
more than any of the other schools wer.
able to do. Tech scored thirteen re.
Gently while both Business and cent ra
won over the Fasteners by touch
Gowns Eastern was the lightest team
In the series and the fact that the oppo.
sition was unable to defeat the Capito
I'M team by larger scores speaks wei
for the coaching and spirit.
The scores of the title games this yea,
follow in order:
Central g. Eastern o.
Technical. 0: business, o.
western. II. Eastern, 0.
Business. IA: Central. g.
Technical, l9: Western, o.
Business, :: Eastern. 0.
Technical 10, Central l2
Western, 8: Business. g.
Technical, 1873, Eastern. o
The final game of the series between
central and Western will be played to,
morrow on Georgetown Field at 20,
p. m.
Touchdowns scored by the players II
the series were as foilows-Dailev
Tech. !; I: Wise. Business, 2; Roberts
ness. l; Peck. Western, l. smith, West
ern. /; ]. O'Brien, Western, i: saxon
Central. /: Hoover, Central. i: B. Wise
Business, !; Snyder. Tech. j; and Long
Central, l.
Western and Central are on on thci
annual battle tomorrow afternoon. Tn,
teams will be fairly well matched i,
weight and both have been improvinI
since the season started MackalI. GRAY
son. Hume, Peck. Whelchel Weldon
last game for Western as ali Of thes
boys are IN the fourth year
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X. o. In Fourth.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. IS FREQ
Fulton. massive Minnesotan. has a lef
punch that is as comparable as any
thing human can be to the punch OF ;
steam ple-drver Fulton demonstrated
the punch last night when he landed i