The Washington times., 1921-10-30

yard line. where Ptak threw DuFouf
without gain.
Mcouade and DuFour got eight
yards and then DuFour made IL q
first down on plunge through cen.
ter. Altrup injured his leg and gave
way to Whyte.
Kenyon got ten yards on a fake kick
and McQuade got five more at end.
shaking off three Buff and Blue lads
on the way. An incompleted forward
pass over the goal line WAS a touch
back, and George Washington had the
ball on it's 20.yard lin. Then came two
first downs in succession, Licaftone
and Springston getting the first one
on line plunges and the second coming
on a forward pass from Springton to
Licarione. That pass put the ball on
George Washington's 40-yard line,
where time was called.
They Move Rapidly.
The Hilltoppers moved rapidly as
the second half started. Sheehan and
'zube" Sullivan were In the line ana
full of pep. In five plays came .
touchdown.
Flavin took the kickoff back thirty
five yards to his 4o-yard line behind
excellent interference. McQuade, Ifoi
raced around left tackle for twenty
three yards. "a
Fiavtn grabbed four yards at Fight
end and then McQuade hoisted long
forward pass to Flavin. who caught
IL on George Washingtof's 5-yard fine.
Crash, and McQuade was over for a
touchdown. Kenyon kicking the goal.
Kenyon's duties for the day were
done with that goal, Gus Malley re-
placing him. Comstock's kickoff, vas
touchback and the Buff and Blue
tried the rushing game, getting six
yards on two plays. An offside PEN
atty against Georgetown mad" IT
first down, but two forward passes
failed and Springston punted, Mallory
making a fair catch on his rivals 49-
yard line.
Another Score Comes.
Penalized for holding, Georgetown
kicked to Sprinsston on his 30yard
line. A short forward pass to Ptak
brought seven yards. but Licarione
got but two yards on two bursts
through the line and another punt re-
suited, this one sailing to George
towns 30-yard line.
Georgetown returned It TO the Buff
and Blue's 30-yard line and, falling
to get anywhere with his running at
tack, Springston punted to his own
43-yard line.
F'iavin and Mcouade made It first
down on quick darts off tackle and
then. when pass fell TO the ground
over left tackle, Flaws hurled a long
pass over hrs right tackle to McQuade,
who rolled over the line for the final
touchdown of the day. The pass tr7v-
eled twenty-five yards through the
air before landing In McQuade's arms.
Shortly after time ended the period.
There was no scoring during the
final quarter, but instead OF falling to
pieces before the bulky Hilltopper,,
the Buff and Blue fought manfully
! TO the end. which was not at all
bitter.
They Can't Advance.
Taking a punt, George Washington
started from it's 36.ysrd line and,
finding Il impossible TO advance, punt
| ed to Flavin. who brought the ball
back ten yards TO his 4o-yard line.
Florence failed to catch one forward
pass put McQuade flung long one
| 10 F'lpv'n who raced twenty yards to
the Buff and Blues 40.yard linz.
I,eary went in for McQuade and Lowe
for F'lavin, putting added speed into
the attack.
short plunges into the tackles
varied now and then with sudden
dashes at the wings. brought two first
downs and landed the ball on tho five.
yard line.
I, WIS there that George waoh.
| inctun rose up IN It's might Four
! times !AWr and MalIey hurled them.
sclvrs Into tho line, hut their best
WIS 4 more four yards and II was
lGeoreo washinston's boil on downs
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