The Washington times., 1916-12-01
Georgetown Will Lead Country
In Scoring by Getting
Two Touchd0Wns.
TULANE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY
George Washington Makes
Z Game Struggle Against
Heavy Odds.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.


p,.roy1c poyrcuEp
ny hooio n Do
oeorsetown mas TO score out eevel
points ut New Orleans against Tuisn'
to achieve. the scoring championship
OF IeIe FOR the entire country. The
Irs,,s.ss $500, ia ~. .o.c.ii.s
Eastern elevcns. Georgia Tech Is th'
real leader for the season to date
having run nm 400 points.
ryv,,h IMcon.a. h.cL In IN. Imam
oSuo yeen ~ ~.
ana dry neld onered 10 Soech f'N
enalnes pen,u,sne wiz nav m ~ s.V y
r. ,hs W. sS,n.,on .,ox.r !. gn,ng o.
,ur ~ n. ,,.ny no,n,. n. a, poa.Ibi,
can. II want. 10 mas. tho zoo mark
IL h.. 40 .corod .ir.aa,
Tbere viii he No foo.haii nr.otIc,
sfceorretown untii next Monday
foaiowinr ve,tsrdsv'. al 10 vIctory
OVER 0eorGe WILMINGTON. :, Tho boys
Wi rest Wsdncsday night the squad
~
Il %hrsy 10 Hsnesesvpss.
washington turned out to the mum
bsy OF about 600 IN sec Johnny OIL
- ,.r,o,S s.t.-. ,h. nav -
M, s ~" ~.
woefully handicapped by the sticky
mud of the gridiron. The Blue and
Gray haifbaok needs hard footing for
~ pest woIk. but ne gave orIl'
back. of the weatber
Two runs made by Giiroy have not
BEEN equaled IN many games this
ssns,eu ~ kokon on
tssms FOR n tonsbanwn' ,bn%Inr w So,,
d d,n soiih,,y 10 sioessep his sn;e,mies lies
trsyo,ed nin.tv yasd. down the .Idn'
line for a touchdown.
Giseome scores First.
Little Giacomo electrIf,ed In, pufy
ana uIu. host, ana stunned ,he
oeorgetown cheering section when ne
picked up tumble within q minute
after the game had started, and
romn.d aw.y ,or . ,n,.haoyn so,sr
Ing forty.nve yards TO do so. lie
Kicked tho goal from touchdown. and
tns Bun ana biue was ieaainx the
msorgetowo n..dsd .or,. ,,,,,. ,.n
,,Ss az, .nd 81 shs sop,r,,inS -
~ o,,rox ran III. n,ns,y ysra. ~ !
s so.1 sror ,oucha as the count coun, Win
&1i,,nU ~ ". ~,
.has M nr, VIZ o
Sney ws.o .woSn. paying UP nno
Go Ahead In Second.
The nrst period ended with the
score even. but In the second quarter
the Exsna'n ne, machine ma. st ,n'sri s with
W VI" ..ay so -.
gan 10 get In It's work, and three
touchdown were ehaiked up for the
homo eleven.
,hi,a amsr, s1ue ma tue mora ws rs
added before the nnal whistle
sounded.
Seofse w es,u, Wa uns sS ,u
Sid he Rnfy and a,us succeed In set
sirS In,o Gsores,own's sIds -, shs
e.id p,,, ~ h,,r ga p,"a .,,r. Ala
put up a night, one savorins OF those
Saog aaSs "e'o'o e"o p''""
osoA ih i0o''
Three show BriIiianee.
Three OF George washington's
team showed brilli.nes durln. the
afternoon. Captain Hills played fne
iiSotost wi,n9Jt maS9 sSpp9ts Irom
Ing was, the best Of the day: several
yards. His line plunSinx was a.
good as Il was hopeless. In these
yho eoSn tno ionsn o'
tns nou ON ,nnn pun Tss, s.u,.
was imprsKnabie IN the middle Of IN
linz He wss throush tims ma
nnsin sm..r,ns asopSst n s s1o, as
70 snnniss an ~ si hh ta.k,, nl.v.a
bimseif out The big feIIow va =
stone wall throughout the nrst half
Of the game and had all he could do
W s'oA'he'
Gilrey Not Alone.
0fI,oy hrui,snt a. n. Was Was not
A., n.", ,.sS
ne who're oeorso,own 'e "ueu
Nv was ,n assweIs ina, ssue the NOME
to the heavy neld, Maloney ham
mered the George Washington line,
especially the tackles, Kerr and. sup
plee. They were given a terrible
pounding. while every nov ana then