The Washington times., 1920-11-28
With Army---T ech Lands Five Places---HltOps Lose
BOSTON COLLEC|ANS
TRIM GEORGETOWN
Sweep Over and Around Hill
toppers for Thirty Points
on Wet Field.

BOSTON, Nov. p. Boston Colleges
unbeatcn football team swept over
and around Georgetown in the thick
mud on Braves field yesterday aft
crnOOn for a 30-to-0 victory.
Long forward passes smashing
plung"s through tho line, ana fast
end runs brought the old Gold and
Maroon four tOuchdowns, three goals
after touchdown and field goal
only once did the visitors from Wash
ingtOn have the ball in Boston COL
lege territory, and that was when a
tumble was recovered on the I3-yard
line.
IL was the strong right toe Of Half
back Flavin. who, despite the soggy
condition of th" ball. sent long spiral
punts from the mud in the very
shadow Of his own goal that pre-
vented Boston COllcg" from running
up greater number OF points.
Shortly after the opening kick off
Flavin got off great punt. Rod
erick and ListOn, the heavy Boston
backs, brought the ball TO George
towns 40-yaTd line. r. sullivan at
left tackle for Georgetown blocked
try for drop kick and raced
along the side lines for forty yards,
but the ball was brought back az
both teams were OFF side. Malley in
tercepted forward pass and Flavin
punted. Boston College returned the
punt and Georgetown backs let the
ball roll to their 3-yard line.
FLAVIN KICKED OUT.
Flavin kicked from behind his goal
, line to his 4O-yard line. Two line
plunges gave Boston few yards
and then Quarterback Kennedy
81. I'd
il Of Captain Urban. who slipped
through the Georgetown secondary
defense for the first touchdown. Fitz-
patrick kicked goal.
At the opening OF the second period
Fitzpatrick and LstOn carried the
ball around right tackle to within
foot Of the Georgetown chalk line
Kenyon, Georgetown end. recovered
tumble Flavin punted to Fitzpat-
rick. In two plays Boston College
, took the ball to the Georgetown
30-yard line. Fitzpatrick booted
field goal.
After the kickoff Flavin intercepted
forward pass. Cronin made six
yards, Malley the first down. Flavin
was thrown for a loss and then punt
ed. ZazZeli knocked down forward
pass. Boston punted. but Flavin lost
the ball as he fell in the mud.
STARTED SHIFT PLAYS.
Georgetown started off with some
rapid fire shifts in the third period.
but did not gain much ground. After
an exchange of punts the Blue and
Gray tried forward passing, but could
not gain. ZazzcH intercepted Bos-
ton pass. Georgetown was pcnaliZed
for holding. Flavin punted from be
L. I. .,,II f..1-
was replaced by Swan. who punted t"
the Georgetown 15-yard line. George
town backs did not gain much Groun'
and Flavin puntcd again.
Boston College set off the fir
works in the final period. FlaNin
started to punt Right Tackle OBrien
broke through grabbed the ball as
it left Flavin's toe and raced fifteen
yards for touchdown. Urban failed
to kick the goal. The second rush
after The Kickoff Rodcrick made
spectacular seventy-two-yard run for
another touchdown. This time Urban
kicked the goal
LISTON WENT OtER.
On the play after the kick off
Treat blocked pass, but the ball
bounced back into Flavin's arms.
|O'Brien recovered a Georgetown FUN
bic by Carlin. Liston and Roderick
took the ball to within one inch or
the Georgetown goal and Liston wen:
over for the fourth touchdown. Urban
kicked the goal. Zazzali was put out
of the game for disputing the rulinS
of an official With a new back
field. Georgetown made heroic
stand but passes by Leighty to Ken
yon and King failed to gain much
ground and Kelleher intercepted the
fourth one Besides the kicking OF
Flavin. the outstanding feature OF
the Georgetown playing was the de.
fensive work of Kenyon, T. Sullivah,
Zazzali and Captain Anderson.
Boston College came through With
out serious injury to its players ami
is ready for its big game with Holy