The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-28
SCORELESS TIE In
1907 BEST SHOWING
IN SIX ATTEMPTS
Last Game in 1916 Saw
Blue and Gray Win
. AIT Verdict.
~ JACK NYE.

rM ENer since the Teams nIsl met On
.,.khe gridiron back in 1908 IL has
.aeeen a fond ambition Of George
to hand a decisive lick
iasng to the Blue and Gray eleven
s.bf Georgetown
81 Having failed in their half-dozen
,,s ,Hrevious attempts. it looks as II
'sshe HatchetItes are again doomed
40 disappointment tomorrow at the
'.lsAmerican League Park. All the
lidope points to a victory for the
but that isn't going
,,,..to prevent Coach ouigley's men
i.,1rom putting up a notable scrap.
80 1t was nearly 20 years ago when
1.-the two institutions entered into
relations on the football
held. That was in 1909, and the
.aargument- was all in favor of the
y, HfIltoppers, who won by a score
'sef 81 to o. Since that time George
's.,washfngton has had five other
Isehances to be revenged, and is still
~ nsatfsfed. The nearest they ever
.s,eame to slipping something over
.ss'STas in 1907, when scoreless Tie
awas seen
90, Here are the results of the games
apIayed between the old rivals; y
til903 - Georgetown, 30; George
rs Washington. o.
a'i9O4 Georgetown, So; George
~ Washington, o.
's1so5 - Georgetown. IL; George
.s1sos - Georgetown. 1s; George
lFt Washington, s.
.stsO7 - Georgetown. o; George
.rG Washington, 0.
'r1sI6 - Georgetown, 81; george
W. washinRtOn
,as That tie game in 1907 marked
.tthe beginning Of the best footoail
wears at George Washington, under
The tutelage of Fred Nielsen, who
'Hfater turned out some great teams
AT GEORGETOWN and Catholic Uni
versity. In 1905, 1909 and 1910 the
Hatchetites were in the forefront
-among South Atlantic elevens,' but
st was a twist of fate that no
,1rames were scheduled with George
sstown during that period. Incident
ssalIy much credit for the develop
ssment of football in the District can
-.be given to Nielsen Before he ar
s,riyed on the scene the game didn't
s,,cut much ice in these parts, but
sssince then IL has been booming.
= II develops that former Capt
SHawley will probably not start at
istaekle for the Hatchetites Satur-
cdsy. The opening lineup and the
sweights are announced as follows:
sshaw. left end, 100; Altrup, left
tackle. $50: Mulligan, left guard,
SIS: Hughes, center, $50; Hawish,
Fright guard, EOS; Connolly, right
stackle, $50; Ptak, right end, 1S3;
sSpringston, quarterback. 154; Man
sson, left halfback, 1853; Crouch,
fright haIfback, 1871; Licarione, full
ssback. 1s5.
q Bryan Morse, athletic director at
George Washington. announces that
ssan agreement between the two m
.sstitutions has been reached, to the
affect that all holders of high school
.athIetic association tickets will be
s-admitted for so cents. They will
she seated in a body in the right
ssfield pavilion.
: ThereII be plenty Of action to-
morrow in Baltimore when Mary
sland University goes to the mat
with the University Of North Caro-
s-lina. Coach Byrd's men are In
ogood condition for the fray and
believe they will hand the Tarheels
Esthe same kind of dose that was
-dished out to v. P. 1. last week.
MARYLAND will be competing against
Johns HOPKINS as a drawing card,
eas the Baltimore team Is meeting
@western Maryland, but reports
shave il that it has been necessary
TO print additional tickets because
1of the demand to see the College
@parEara in action.