Evening star., 1928-11-04
.COLON|ALS BEATEN
BY 24-TO-O SCORE
William and Mary Is Better
From Start in a Rough
Gamc-Carey Hurt.

TN foot ball game which made Gp
in roughneSS what it lacked in
clCseness of competition and good
4 play. William and Mary College
eleven vanquished George Washing
ton, "a to 0. yesterday in Central High
School Stadium. 1t was the Colonia!s
fifth defeat in as many starts this
season.
Much of the action came i'll the lat
ter part of the game, when play be-
came exceedingly brisk. It was then
that jim Carey, George Washington
center, was hurt so badly that he had
to be carried from the field. Carey was
removed to George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital, where last night it was
said he did not appear to be seriously
hurt, though just how badly had not
been determined. He was reported to
have been injured about the back.
VictOrs Are Aggressive.
William end Mary carried the fight
20 George Washington all the way.
After being held at bay in the first
period after reaching the Colonials' s.
yard line, the Indians scored touch
down in the second period. added an
other i'll the third and went on to
count two more in the fourth to put
the game in the bag.
George Washington threatened Sc
| riouSly to count only once. That was
in the third period, when the Colonials
reached the visitors 20-yard line.
Aside from this drive, the Colonials
gained little ground by rushing, though
they worked several passes that netted
some yardage.
Ted Bauserman, fullback, was the
big gun in the visitors attack, scoring
.Wo of their touchdowns, and Capt.
Fats Carmichael. left tackle, also played
strongly for the winners. Little Chief
Morrow gained the bulk of the ground
| achieved by the Colonials.
In the opening minutes the Indians
led by Bauserman, continued to work
The ball to G. WIS 5-yard line. but
here the Colonials broke up a pass to
recover the ball and kicked out of
danger. For the remainder of the
period play was fairly even.
William and Mary. however, was not
to be denied and early in the second
period gained its first touchdown,
BauSerman blocked punt by Carey
and Landlord fell On the ball on the
Colonials 2-yard line, from where
to make good place kick for the extra
point.
Makes SO-Yard Dash.
Capt Carmichael counted the sec
ond Indian touchdown in the third
period WHEN he shared q George Wash
-ngton pass ueep in William and Mary
territory and, eluding several would-be
tacklerS, ran 80 yards to score. THIS
| play was the most spectacular of the
afternoon, Carmichael exhibiting sur
prlSlng speed fer one of his burly
physique. 1t also broke up summarily
the Colonials' most threatening gesture.
Morrow had run a kickoff back IS
yards and after Barrow had gained
yards at the line Morrow came through
with a run of 20 yards. Here Car
michael seized the G.. w. pass. Dar-
den's boot for the extra point again
failed after Carmichael scored.
In the late stages Of the third period
William and Mary again got the ball
N scoring position when Paxson inter
cepted G. w. lateral pass and ran %
yards to the ColOnialS' 15-yard line.
Early in the fourth session Bauser-
man slipped over for the visitors third
touchdown and his second Bloxom
tried g forward pass to Ryan for the
added point, but it flivvered. The In
dianS received penalty of half the
distance to their goal line that checked
another drive toward the c. W. goal a
few minutes later The visitors were
not to be repulsed. however. and soon
came on again to score their final touch
down, which came in a 10-yard pass
from BloXom to Ryan. Fields boot for
the extra point was broken up.