The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
Big G. U. ELEVEN
SWAMPS .URSINUS
BY SCORE OF &-6
Exendine Machine Shows
Much Power. Despite
Weak Opposition.
KENYON is STAR
Pennsylvanians Score Touch
down After Intercepting
Forward Pass
KENYON is STAR
BY JACK NrE.


back together, replacing those
which fell below standard
To make the job complete Al in
stalled a self-starter and sent the
old boat QUITO Georgia avenue yes
terday for another tryout against
Ursinus.
Just about 3 o'clock Chauffeur
Pug" Du Four stepped on the
throttle and threw her wide open.
Talk about speed Up and down the
field she went as smooth as you
please, despite the efforts OF the
Pennsylvanians to block the pas
sage. She was mighty easy to
start. but a hard proposition to,
stop.
The Blue and Gray machine dem
onstrated for the first time it's real
possibilities when 1t ran rough
shod over the visitors by a decisive
score of IS to 6. Ursinus was out
weighed by many. pounds to the
man and never had a chance. but
the Hilltoppers are encouraged that
they piled up a larger score on
Coach Cornog's eleven than did
Rutgers, which beat them earlier
| III thS sedSoh, do 10 ".
Ursinus Scores Touchdown.
Starting with a touchdown in .he
first minute of play, the Hilltoppers
gained almost at will except in the
third period, when their second
string men were held scoreless.
Seven touchdowns were piled up
and Bill Kenyon's accurate toe
4 missed but one of the goals.
Ursinus put up a plucky fight
against big odds and left the field
well satisfied as a result of having
scored touchdown. This unex-
pected development came in the
third period. when Evans, a subst!-
tute halfback, intercepted a forward
pass and scooted down the field for
As pards before he was felled on
the Georgetown 1o-yard line. On
the next play one OF the Hilltoppers
tackled Faye. of ursinus. as he was
attempting to toss a pass and a
penalty was inflicted which put the
ball on the one-foot line. Faye
rammed into center for about a foot
and one inch for the score. The at
tefpt at goal was a miserable fail
ure, but that didn't matter to the
visitors.
Kenyon Demon Line PIunrer.
Bill Kenyon. admittedly the best
end in the South Atlantic section,
proved himself a versatile youth
when he performed at fullback in a
manner that brought smiles to the
face of Mr.. .Exendine. Bill was
the outstanding star of the day,
crashing through the line for re-
peated gains of from 10 to 40 yards.
His driving power and ability to
keep his feet with tack1ers dangling
from his legs was something to
marvel at. He was SO per cent
Of the Georgetown offense and IL Is
almost a safe. bet that he will con-
tinue at the fullback job for the re-
mainder of the season. Bill scored
three OF the seven touchdowns and
in the last period almost got away
for another on the kickoff Had
he not stumbled in midfeld he
would have been going yet.
Capt. Jack FlAvin and Bob Lowe.
a Kansas product, shared honors
with Kenyon among the backfield
men, the latter showing to especial
advantage. He looks like a very
promising youngster and may be
holding a regular position before
long. DuFour, the 1S4-pound quar-.
terback from Haverhill. Mass, ran
the team well and distinguished
himself by several fine returns of
punts.
Gcorgetown's 200-pound line had
little trouble with the comparative
ly light Ursinus forwards. The 1885,
pound GoEgin stood out both on the
offense and defense. while Comstock
played his usual brilliant game.
Exile Uses Big Ends.
Exendine is partial to big ends This
season and showed quartet OF
weighty f1ankmen into the lineup.
Paul Florence, 190-pound basket
ball star. and Joe O'CpnneiI, who
performed at tackle last season,
opened on the wings. Later, Quinn,
another reformed tackle, had a
chance to show his worth, as did
Formosa. who showed so much
promise last season before he was
injured.
Georgetown's first touchdown
came in short order after a few
rushes' including a 40-yard dash
py Kenyon, and a plunge through
the line by McQuade. Carl wertz
distinguished himself a few min
utes later by blocking a Ursinus
punt with his nose and falling on
the ball behind the goal line for
the second score. Kenyon battered
his way through the line for the
third touchdown a few minutes be-
fore the period ended, carrying
most of the Ursinus team with him.
loves 2o-yard gallop and Ken
yon's 35-yard gain through the line
Put the ball ION the 5-yard line
early in the second period and
Kenyon cantered through for the
touchdown. Lowe hung up the fifth
touchdown and Kenyon missed his
fist goal.
The Hilltop subs failed to do any
damage in the third period. but in
the fourth Mr.. Kenyon returned
to the game. ripped of a 35-yard
gain through the line for touch.
down No. 6.4Mcouade got credit for
the fipal score. with 20-yard stroll
through a gaping hole
Hilltoppers Much Improved.
Ursinus made but two first
downs, both on forward passes, Ed
win Faye. quarterback of the yisi-
tors, showed much speed, but had
little chance to get away. He wears
the laurel wreath, however, as he
was the gentleman who rang upt
that touchdown.
Georgetown showed vast i'm
provement over its opening game.
The team worked with precision
and there was no stumbling OVER
signals 1t is evident that Exendine
and his assistants have been do