The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-21
THE GEORGE TOWN ELEVEN BRUSHES
 SOUTH CAROLINA
Hilltoppers Score 61 Points. South Carolina Completely Baffled by Teamwork
 of Opponents

Washington, November 20,-The Univer- sity of South Carolina football team which week ago held Virginia to 1a points, was crushed on the hilltop today by the powerful Georgetown eleven, 61 to c. The decisive manner in which the Hifltoppers won their victory caused many of their supporters tonight to claim for them the premier football honors of the south Atlantic states. Georgetown and Virginia have not met on the grid iron in two seasons.
 Although three of South Carolna's star players were ruled out today, as they were in the Virginia game the Columbia squad came here confident of giving Coach Exendine's charges a stiff battle But after the first period close con- test was turned into route, Georgetown rolling up 34 points in the second ses- sion and scoring at least once in every period. South Carolina was able to make only two first downs in the 50 minutes of play.
 Left Halfback Gilroy, the sensational player from the Haverhill, Mass, High school, was the offensive star for the vic  ing several runs of from 30 to 30 yards through the entire Columbia team. His htirllng of forward passes when the Hill- toppers opened up their aerial attack in the second half was said by many to have been the best ever seen on that field. Leighty ran Gilroy close second in ground gaining and scored three touchdowns.
 Georgetown's most effective play was rI111 from fi,it1i nos nd ao this play completely puzzled the visitors and it most always was good for more than the necessary 10 yards. Forward passes also proved a big factor in the result, three touchdowns resulting from this method of attack, while two attempt ed forward passes by South Carolina were caught by Georgetown players and converted into touchdowns.
 Right End Hill was easily the star of the South Carolina squad and his de- fensive work was the best seen on the hilltop this year. Wall, Leighty and Ma lorey shared honors with their running mate, Gilroy, while Left Guard Bahlum proved tower of sertngth on the de- fense. Folger, South Caroiina's star, was never able to get going
 The lineup and summary:
 rgetown-Cusack left end Ward, left tackle; Nahum, left guard F'itz- gerald, center; Barton (captain), right guard; OConnor, right tackle; Corcoran, right end: Maloney, quarterback; Gilroy, left halfback; Wall right halfback Leighty fullback.
 South Carolina-Squier, left end; Laurier, left tackle McMillan, left guard; Porter, right guard o. Going (captain), right tackle; Hillt right end; Surran quarterback Laudensager, left half back; Folger, right halfback; Kerr, full back
 Score by periods.
 GeorSeloWn ..............,..... J4 lo--bl South Carolina ................. 0 Q 0 O.
 Referee Class Gehigh). Umpire, Don- nelly (Trinity) Field judge Berger Princeton). Head linesman, Magoffin (Michigan). Time of periods, 15 minutes.
 Georgetown scoring: Touchdowns, Gill roy 1, Leighty 5, Wall, Corcoran. Goals from touchdowns Fitzgerald '.
 Substitutions: Georgetown, Brett for Wall, Dempsey for Maloney, Smith for Dempsey. South Carolina, Moore for Squire, Fl. Going for Laudenslager, Boule- more for McMillan. Clark for Moore, Seay for o. Going, Willis for Porter. McNillan for Boulmore, Laudensager for Surran, Hampton for Brady. Simial for H. Going.