Healy Wins 15 Mile Marathon At Cross Country Club
Dan Healy of Carroll Institute leads Puggy Holland to a 10 second margin in the Athenian Club 15 mile marathon at Cross Country Club. Washington entrants take top places with Bolac seventh, and Athletes from Catholic University scoring in yard events. Navy football arrives in New York for Army game with preparations and lineup hints. Army plans a strong home practice before the Polo Grounds clash.
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Georgetown Defeats Holy Cross On Hilltop Gridiron
Georgetown defeated Holy Cross 16 to 7 in an all out battle on the old Hilltop. Costello’s punting and a sharp Blue and Gray attack carried the day as Landreau and Fowley scored Georgetown touchdowns. Holy Cross fought hard with two passes and several drives but could not breach Georgetown’s stout defense. Three Georgetown seniors Costello Fury Moriarity played their final game in the victory.
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Track Dedicated at Colesville Maryland
Weather did not deter trotting enthusiasts at Brightview Stock Farm's new half mile track near Colesville. The event drew many owners and spectators. 6 half mile races produced handsome cups despite mud. Judges were John M. Bow Chertea Lightbrown and EH F Hall. starter L D Sale. Free oyster roast featured before racing.
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Howard Eleven In Tie With Lincoln In Campus Game
Lincoln and Howard battled to a 0 0 tie on the local campus with Lincoln holding in the fourth quarter after a fumble near Howard's 4 yard line. Howard showed early pace but could not convert, while Lincoln's defense and late surge kept the score even as officials called a 30 minute halves.
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Mob football umpire beaten by Baylor students in Waco
Lieut. BE Johnson of the third cavalry from Jet Sam Houston was badly beaten by Baylor University students after a football game in Waco Texas. He served as umpire and was assaulted as he tried to assist players. Johnson sustained a full wound and required assistance while the incident occurred following the Baylor and Southwest University contest.
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Hyattsville and Brookland play scoreless tie in local game
Special to The Washington Post Hyattsville Maryland November 27 Stevens representing Hyattsville and Brookland played a scoreless tie here today. The game was strongly contested throughout with the locals holding a slight edge Sonnenberg Vincent Williams Mitchell substitutions for J Brooke Referee Kenneth Brockin Central High School Umpire Inglefrith Mo A Cc Head linesman Grace M A C Time of periods ten minutes each
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Olympic quint ahead in tense Cardinals game
The Olympics defeated the Cardinal Midgets 16 to ? last night in a fast paced basketball match. Hayden starred for the Midgets while the Olympic team showcased strong all around play. Hayden contributed key points and strong defense as the Midgets faced the stronger Olympic lineup.
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Outstanding gridiron results flood eastern and southern fields
Across many campuses teams posted decisive scores with Georgetown and Notre Dame among notable victors. Notable matchups included Cornell 21 over Penn 0, Pittsburgh 7 over Penn State 6, and Florida 24 defeating Mercer 0 while Chattanooga scorched Georgetown Kentucky 6. Strong showings from Navy and South Carolina added to a broad win column.
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Cornell Defeats Penn in Classic Rivalry Football Showdown
Cornell overwhelms Penn 21 to 0 at Franklin Field before 3,600 Cornell supporters. Fritz and Barrett power the offense with two touchdowns, Barrett adding two extra points after a blocked field goal play. Penn’s lone highlight is Young’s 42-yard run. Cornell dominates in line play, punting, and passing.
Virginia Tech and VMI battle to scoreless tie in heavy football clash
In a gritty Virginia Tech vs VMI game ten thousand fans witnessed a diverse array of plays as Tech’s defense stifled VMI leading to a 7 to 7 tie. Youell’s line plunges and a Hamilton 20 yard touchdown highlighted the scoreboard with both teams exchanging drives late in the contest.
Maryland Aggies Lose to Pennsylvania Military College 27 to 6
Special to The Washington Post. Pa Nov 27 Maryland Agricultural College fell 27 to 6 to Pennsylvania Military College. Maryland showed a string of near-goal line drives but fumbled away drives, scoring only in the final minute of play.
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Navy Plebes Defeated By Williamson School at Annapolis
Williamson School of Media, Pa, defeated the Navy fourth class 16 to 6 in Annapolis. Davis scored a Navy touchdown in the first quarter, Stone blocked a Navy punt for a 50 yard return in the third, and Hiner sealed the win with an interception return for a touchdown. Substitutions and coaching changes noted as Swarthmore appoints Cline as captain for 1914 season.
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Virginia Beats North Carolina In Annual Virginia-C-Carolina Clash
In Richmond on November 26, Virginia's football team defeated North Carolina 26 to 7 before a crowd of about 10,000. Gooch led Virginia with strong running and a key 55 yard touchdown effort, while Carolina twice reached Virginia's 5 yard line but was stymied by stout defense. Carolina scored in the third on a 70 yard interception return by Fuller, then Virginia added two more in the fourth with a Gooch to Gillette pass setting up one score and a Ray rush for another.
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Game to Ship Franklin Triumphs 26 Ifield Reina Mercedes
Special to The Washington Fest Annapolis Md November 7 The Franklin training ship team from Norfolk defeated the Reina Mercedes Naval Academy station ship 26 to 0 The visitors showed superior coaching and skill but could not score Gavin Basham Mehan and Basham again scored with two touchdowns The referees were Midshipman McGuigan and Mr Holley with Mr David as head linesman
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Randolph Macon Defeats Jefferson School 52 to 0
Randolph Macon Academy closed its season with a decisive 52 to 0 win over Jefferson School of Charlottesville in Bedford City. The home team dominated the first half, scoring 40 points, then maintained the pace in the second half with strong rushing and defense led by key players Pealttons Kinzer Butterworth and Gallaudet.
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Carlisle Beats Brown 13 to 6 in Thanksgiving Contest
Carlisle wins its third straight football game, defeating Brown 13 to 6. Guyon and Calrac score for Carlisle, Look-Around and Vandernsack key Brown drives, defense tight with no field goals. referee Mr. Thompson. Also Syracuse trounces St Louis 7 to 0 as Castle and Johnson score for the visitors.
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Pittsburgh Victory By A Single Point
University of Pittsburgh edged Pennsylvania State College 7 to 6 in a drizzly, low light game. H Clark of Penn State opened scoring in the second period, then Williamson of Pitt ran 67 yards for a TD and kicked the convert. Touchdowns by Clark and Williamson fueled the close contest as Pitt held off the visitors late.
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Johns Hopkins Defeats St Johns 14 to 3 in Rain Slush
In a soggy field Hopkins beats St Johns College Annapolis 14 to 3. Taliaferro and Tripet score touchdowns for Hopkins and a second period field goal by St Johns. Bracketed substitutions and officials listed.
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