Carlisle at Georgetown

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  The Washington herald, District of Columbia, November 2, 1913, page 21

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  HOW CARLISLE DEFEATED GEORGETOWN, PLAY BY PLAY nit center Tor ~ yaruSs making nrst down for Georgetown. Costello failed to gain through the center OF the line. Two forward passes were tried. but no gain was made and Costello punted 30 yards to Guyon who was downed in his tracks Welch went around left end for 10 yards and then Bracklin tore OF n yards through the center of the line, Guyon was given the BAH and before he was brought to earth he went through center for yards. On his next attempt he ripped on yards and then carried the ball : yards. making It first down. Bracklin on his attempt to get away was thrown for a loss, but Calac hit center for eight yards. Guyon took the BAH through center for another first down. Calac went through center for i’ve yards and Guyon made a short gain through the right guard. Bracklfn was given the ball. but only made a short gain around left end Calac on his next try made il first down through the line Bracklin was given the bail and made another touchdown for his team by go ing over the goal line near the west cor ner Of the field welch punted out to Calac, and Galov kicked goal Score. q TO O. Costello kicked to Brackiin. who brought the bail back i’ve yards before he was downed. Bracklin went through the line for fye yards and welch circIed left end for FIFTEEN yards. Calac went through the line for a short gain, but Guyon was not successful In his next at tempt WEIGH punted thirty yards, but Murray fumbled. and verdernack fen on the ball on Georgetown’s ffteen-yard line. Guyon gained i’ve yards through right guard. Fourth Quarter. II. ball back ten yards. On the lineup he went through left tackle. taking the bail to the s-yard line, from where Guyon went over for a touchdown Carlow failed to kick goal This was the first and only miss OF the day for the above mentioned Red Man. In his five at tempts. Score. Y to O. Guyon kicked to Foley, who brought the ball back 30 yards before being oowned Costello went through center OF lire for yards and then gained 4 yards around left end. Kelly made IL nrst down by going through the cen ter OF the line. On the next play Gar low broke through the line and stopped costello before he got started. George town was here penaiized Is yards for holding IN the line. Landreau was SUBJ stttuted for Foley, the half back being kicked in the back and retired from the game. Carlow stopped Costello for small loss. Costello punted 20 yards to Guyon, who brought the bah back yards before being downed. A double pass failed to gain for the Indians and Welch was thrown for a loss on his next attempt Larvie was sent In here In place of .Sgacklin. On the next line up welch punted 50 yards. the ball go ing outside. Costello returned the punt and Guyon made yards. and Larvie made . yards around left end. Bergin was sent in for Martin. Calsc went through the line for 5 yards and again for yards through the center OF the line. On the next play Carlisle was PEN allied yards for off-side. Carlow made 4 yards through guard and then was pushed over for q touchdown. but FUN bied the ball and recovered II himself. Carlow kicked goal Score, 81 to O. Lineup and summary:

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  The Richmond Virginian, Richmond, Va., November 2, 1913, page 14

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  Georgetown Loses to Carlisle Team WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.--Georgetown was beaten “a 10 by the Car Isle Indians here this afternoon. Only once during the game did the local team get Within scoring distance of the Indians goal. 1t was in the third quarter, when Costello attempted a dropkick from the forty-hve-yard line, and failed. Guyon and Bracklin scored five touchdowns between them for the Indians Carlow kicked four out of the five goals, and played a wonderful game at center.

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Carlisle leads 6–⁠0 in six meetings.