Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

In Malley, Flavin and Ward George
town offered a trio of backs any one
of which was superior to the best
ball carrier North Carolina State pro-
duced. These men gained consist
emily, and F'lavin further contributed
To the Blue and Gray success with
a,good brand of punting. His five
kicks averaged nearly fifty yards. He
Mas closely pressed by Park. who did
THE bulk of the punting for the Tar
heels. Flavin also did the forward
pass hurting and was successful in
four of his ten efforts.
=" Breaks Play Big Part.
1t was evident from the outset
that breaks would Rave much to do in
deciding the issue. The visitors
slightly outplayed Georgetown in the
opening half, but the unreasonable
: weather told against the Tarheels
more than Georgetown as the game
teamed better tina nthe Hilltop quar-
tet. yet it lacked punch. Long runs
w1ee few. Parks 36-yard dash in
tie second period was the best rush
ofthe game. Georgetowns line SEEM
ed trifie slow. but the Tarheels left
t@ veteran tackles, Ripple and
Weathers. These men cid well. but
they couldn't bear all the burden.
The Hilltoppers crushed through for
* first downs. while the visitors
PAX opened the game by kicking
OF fyer Georgetown's goal line and
tfi6SHiiltoppers lined up ON their 20
" ID mark. Flavin .skirted North
Qfolina States right end for run
toSmidfield, but the ball was brought
back and Georgetown penalized for
5Seyard punt, but recovered the ball
on the Tarheels' 36-yard line. With
Grley, Park and Faucette making
sf1rtS gains, North Carolina State
Quickly registered a first down.
Geok6etown then braced and forced
FaeStte to kick. Flavin received and
brH)Rfht the ball back to his 30yard
:eitAer Gain. Consistently.
IkkHey and FIavin made it first
doHn with gains Of s yards each,
AMI Fiayin broke through right
ta6lk16 for another Is yards before the
ban was downed on North Carolina
to ~crash through Ripple's position
haA failed and a forward pass had
grflnnded, Flavin punted to the Tar
he6s' 12-yard line. The visitors could
make no Roadway and Park kicked to
miSneld. Malley missed a forward
in Z touchdown before Kenyon essay
ed F6eld goal from the ,42-yard point.
1t Was the Tarheels; ball on their
e2-yard line and they opened a.. drive
that netted 81 yards. - Smashes
through the Georgetown tackles by
Gurley. Faucette and johnson brought
q first down in midfleld. then for
ward pass, Faucette to johnson, earn
ed 20 yards more. Park and .Gurley
made short gains before North Caro-
lima State was penalizeds IS yards.
Undaunted, the Tarheels plugged
along, and with 15-yard end run
by johnson and another aerial heave,,
Faucette to Johnson, reacheds George
towns 21-yard line. Here Faucette
fumbled and Malley recovered the
ball The next play ended the period
with the ball belonging to George
town on it's 2O-yard mark.
Flavin got off long punt that put
North Carolina State on its own Is
yard line at the start of the second
period Park scraped past Tom Sulli-
van and raced So yards to George
towns kickoff tee. 1t was the best
single gain made by the Tarheels.
Gurley and Faucette then hit the
Georgetown tackles for 10 yards
more. but a penalty cost the visitors
yards, and after Gurley had failed
in a plunge. Park ipunted over
Georgetown's goal lina for touch
back A few plays later an exchange
of ,punts left Georgetown with the
ball in midfield. Flavin. Malley and
Ward plunged through the visitors
for couple of first downs before the