New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-08
GEORGETOWN U.
,EATs FORDHAM
N HARD FIGHT
,,,.;,ors Have the Driving
power and Use 1t TO
Advantage
~ FRANK o'NEILL

By FRANK oNEILL
..vn defeated FOrdhsm on the
con :, rordhsm Field yesterday
f,i'. rbue 10000 persons looked
f''.S.- .,ore was Is to 0, and about
. ne difference in the power OF
s's-. georgetown improved upon
20 .,sir four chances to score
- r,.shsm. with two opportunities
'' .,.i, telling blow vas unable '.s. to
real punch in the attack
'- anble. with The goal line only
Ids away. stopped the advance
go v,roon: another time MeQuade'
,-rh,ek Of the Southerners. inter
- forward pass on his own To-
=, IN. and prevented touchdown.
s.,,.ful. eunningly planned at
H-.e,sd By Msloney, who proved
- - real quarterback, told the
-xi,. Georgetown swept on down
y - a, stirring marches, hurlil'g a
-,o every charge that could not
rs,,sstood. At the start OF the third
yeouade slammed his way
~ -. line while his interference
a'-, .,,,s Cadell, plunging seven
~ touchdown. - ended an
30. ~, ~ seventy yards after receiv-
,tTrse H,k-oa. Ten plays and o
Il ,sltv led Up to the touchdown.
az Losing moments Of the game
sSht end Of Georgetown, broke
Ns 20 across the goal line, where
s~ forward pass from Gnroy
y as,,l score OF the game. FnNsn
y rr, used 70 gain si1ty-one yAFo'
Ia. touchdown
A Hard Fought Game
s.rer game between two wen,
- fnely-eonditioned teams nAs
ss y. S.sn seen in this city N Inany
so The play was cyelonle IN its speeo
AZ rListle 20 whistle, ana IS ue
n.- rore klong the boys allowed tneIr
w.. 49,. 10 overcome their discTetlon;
49,, -. not little rough work ana
w. Cr.sek. left end Of the George
,lA.' ,ssn, playfuily punched q foro-
asn 60. I, he Jaw as he ran down the
AZ "a. s..- kick. Cussck was dls.
'sI ss.s a. once and his team penalized
~ 80 distance 10 the goal hne'
=. N wards Of thirty-hve. .uuu
81 S. = left Sank was wolully
~ ed /. was not long before Ma
',.sv. feeling his way along the l.n
- plsys Of savage power, olscoEeiSo
!, fset Then, sure OF his Prey, ne
-. niuure after plunge crashlhg o.
u- D. slieing his backs IN peI"esn
80. worthy and Jack Cant"ei!' WY
..-i,,med heroic deeds in the euort "
rii,:snd the ruthless advance OF 'ne
Cszy. -. Csdell WAS
-. irto the game, and Bull Lowe,
~. -, "a 81 Lafayette, moved over
I. ~. =. isf. side. while CsdeH played
-, ,aekle. A couple of plays 81
-, convinced Maloney that there
-. -. vssker points in the Maroon hne,
~ 4 was then that CSdell received
"a - .-eetment that had been dealt
ssi TO Huggenyig. , @rxt
Playing through seoreiess .i,h
l.i half that was replets wiz
arlls, GEORGETOWN came out 70 WIN
a, day at the start Of the tniro qusi
M Dempsey kicked of 70 McQusoe'
VA came back 10 the 90-yard line
h.ore being turned over, and then the
r,rch on down the field began. Gilroy'
vso proysd himself one Of the shl1u,
.,s ,leverest backs Of the year, rlpPeo
me Yards on q run through q broken
t,d. ana then added half a dozen
ard, more of tackle. A penalty OF
n. yards aided Georgetown. ana
Yllon.y began hammering the me
lgtin.
MeQuade Crosses Line
Clloy and Wall gained twenty,one
urd, between them, and Gilroy
rsurht the ball up 10 the T-yaro
ne, where McQuade, covered by
AZ Of interference that could not De
mashed, hurled himself over the me
With Cadell tearing at his legs III
.sd effort 70 bring him to earth;
NIlorsy punted out, but Giiroy missed
re .ohl =,
To,dham had a chance 70 score IN
he third period. but a tumble by Nc
AanSra lost the ball, and again the
flse backs took UP the march on down
ts field. They penetrated deep INTO
luthsm territory when a penalty LOT
hiding set them back, and Maloney
r.d field goal. The effort was par
ally blocked, and in the mad scram-
u for the ball Cusack used his ns's
~ freely and paid the penalty.
When Georgetown got the ball once
rsit the backs hammered out their
ta;1nees, until at last the ball rested
q he four-yard line, where Fordhsm
,'ood Ike a stone wall Gilroy-dropped
A,s IN kick formation, and, getting
Y ball from the centre, made e per
iNi bluff 40 kicking. Even as ne
'Fung his foot, his right arm raised
~ be hurled short pass 20 Whelan'
VIC was free and clear behind the
me. Gilroy kicked the goal, and the
Kore was lS 20 O.
fordhsm made a stand on its one
ard line IN the FIRST half that will
I'VE In the traditions Of the univer-
Wy Hurled back in the middle OF
es t.ld, bufeted around like shuttle
Isth, they seemed completely out
hssehed Bat when q touchdown
,'ssmed Inevitable. the line braced, and
,l'et terrific lunges were borne back
2 Furious tackles. and when the last
WV lad been called. one foot sepa
NED the ball from the chalk-line.
Seorgetown had the more powerful
az, u gained 3ls yards IN straight
'"hihg 20 eighty-one for Fordham.
~ nade twelve first downs 20 four.
~ team played as machine, and.
y s'.ning up their forwards dashed
..'esgh 90 take care OF the second
go y was the play Of the line that
ss-s The hsckAeld stand ont. In Gil
~ The Southerncrs have high
esf nan. lie e. n swift. hard run
:. and hard man 70 stop in an open
49, He has real mates in McQuade