The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-29
HiIItoppers Show Relentless
Machine in One Sided Con-
test With Albright.
GARGAN WATCHES TUSSLE
Johnny GiIroy Stars Against
PennsyIvanians in Running,
Kicking, and Passing.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
a week from Tuesday Georgetown's
varsity football eleven should run wild
AT New York against Fordham. there
by emitting the Hllltoppers to claim
the Jesuit championship OF the East
Tor 1915. 1t Is apparent that Coach
Exendine has developed the same kind
or scoring machine that ran wild
everywhere last year. and It can be but
matter Of deep regret that the Blue
and Gray failed to show it's proper class
at Annapolis In the opening contest OF
the campaign.
Frank Gargan. former coach at
Georgetown. and now at Fordham, ac-
companied by "Ooch" Moriarity. an ALL
south Atlantic tackle when at the Hill
top. watched Georgetown's machine
tumble over the defenses OF the snappy.
scrappy little Albright team yesterday,
hanging up victory by a score Of
80 to o.
Both Gargan and Moriarity. his as
slstant at Fordham, offered an argu-
iaent to the effect that the Maroon
would triumph over the Blue and Gray
ON election day, but they both smiled
as they spoke. They knew better.
They knew that heavy odds would prob
ably favor Georgetown before the
Work will be light at GEORGETOWN
early this week. but by Wednesday
scrimmages should be resumed. Coach
edge for Its most important contest
aside from that with Dartmouth.
Johnny Gllroy suffered a cut on his
chin, but his injury was the most Sc
we're of any of his eleven yesterday.
On the other hand, Fordham should
put In most busy week. Seven regu-
lars have been on the injured list for
almost week. losing much necessary
practice. To make matters worse. Penn
sylvania Military College cancelled yes
terday's game at the last moment and
the Maroon lost a good workout. Gar
gan and Moriarity will have their hands
Iuil es,is week. preparing their charges
Tor the heavy and diversified attack Of
the Hilltoppers.
Johnny Gilroy again STAMPED himself
as wonderful running halfback in the
tussle with Albright. His runs. both
breaking through the line to play hob
with the secondary defense OF the foe
nave not baen egualed since Harry Cos
nello ,ghttsrsd weekly at the Hilltop
nothing of running thirty-fve yards for
touchdown and once he galloped fully
seventy yards, ducking and lodging like
an eel through the entire Albright
In addition to his marvellous running,
Gilrov kicked eleven goals from touch
down. True, not one was from q DIFF
hcnlt angle. but eleven points are eleven
points and they might have been lost
with less skillful kicking.
Shining with almost az much bril-
iianey as Gilroy was Petite" Wall and
MoQuade., The chunky little fullback
played one of his regular games, being
In hn ~ aNfn sa
whenever another carried the ball. tear
Ing ON, several long runs himself and
backing up his line faultlessly.
McQuade demonstrated his ability as
n line smasher and showed beyond ar
gument why he has forced Coach Exen-
dine to make him a regular in the back
Held. Some Of McQuade's plunges
through the line took the strength OF n
bull, yet the Manchester. N. H., lad
thought nothing OF dragging two or
three Albright players along with him.
Fordhams coaches came to Washing
ton to see what the Hilltoppers might
have in the way of an attack. They
saw little to encourage them. They saw
some beautiful forward passing by Gil
roy and McQuade. but the receiving by
Cusack was Off color bit. They saw
little In the way of concealed passes,
New York rather than here against AL
bright. They saw only relentless foot
ball machine composed of husky lads
who acted as though they really en-
joyed their afternoons exercise.
During the first period Georgetown
scored five touchdowns, and Jackie Ma
loney booted field goal from the
2o-yard line. The first string men were
all In the lineup in that period.
In the second period substitutes were
sent in. and Albright managed to keep
the nome team from scoring.
Three touchdowns were chalked up In
the third period, when most OF the regu-
lars were back in the game for George
town.
In from time to time. and this continued
10 the close of the skirmish. During the
anal period Georgetown scored three
more touchdowns. and time found them
showing over fourth, which was no,
allowed.
attack or defense that would bother tho
Blue and Gray, though their haifbacS
Hoffmann, distinguished himself In the
midst of a hopeless rout.
The lineup and summary follow;
Georgetown. Position. Albright.
Cusack. ............L. E..............E Evan!
Mccarthy. tn. ShambaugI
Anderson. ,....,.. Center ....... Gambei
Green. ..............R G.......,......,Krun
O'Connor...........R. T.......-... Shaeffe
Whelan...,.,.."...R. E.......l. TrantmaI
Maloney. @. B........C. Hoffman
Gilroy, H,'''''...'b. H. B.'...;Goldhame
Wall................F B............... Curr!
substitutions = Georgetown: Lelght!
for Wall, ]. Sullivan for Gilroy, Ware
for Green. Zugar for O'Connor, Senche
Tor Showalter. O'Boyle for McQuade
German for Cusack, Burland for Ander
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