The Washington times., 1921-11-06

Quade took a double pass from Lowe
and romped around left end for
twenty yards and the whistle saw
Georgetown in possession of the ball
on Fordham's 35-yard line.
Georgetown never lost the ball, once
the second period opened. until Paul
Byrne plunged over for the third
touchdown Of the day. McQuade
hurled a forward pass ten yards to
Florence for first down. Byrne
gained five yards on each of two
dives into the lines and then, sharing
the honors with Lowe, brought the
ball to Fordham's 5-yard line. From
there Bryne took 1t over. Goggins
goal made 1t 20 to in favor of
Georgetown.
McQuade Runs Again.
McQuade seized the kickoff and
raced forty yards to Fordhams 45-yard-
line. Quick assaults of the tackles,
with short run outside Of tackle now
and then soon had the ball on Ford
hams 1s-yard line. A forward pass
into touch brought touchback.
On a fake kick, Commit hoped
through the middle Of the line for nine
yards and five more by Thornton gave
Fordham a first down. However, the
orange-jerseys could not keep II up.
and had to punt to Georgetown's 36-
yard line. Georgetown returned the
Kick, and the whistle for the end of
the half saw Fordham In possession of
the ball at midfield.
Fordham's kickoff in the opening of
the second half came back on the hot
ioot' McQuade racing twenty yards to
his Sb-yard line. A 15-yard penalty
hurt, and SO McQuade punted to Ford
hams 44-yard line. The visitors failed
to gain and kicked to Lowe, on George
towns 30-yard line.
Lowe Turns Loose.
After Lowe had gained five yards
at tackle a bad pass sent Georgetown
back almost to its goal line and a punt
followed, McQuade driving the ball
over the heads of the Fordham back.
field. The teams lined up on Ford,
hams 2s-yard line.
One plunge into the line netted Ford.
ham nothing and so a punt came, Du
-Four being thrown on his own a.
yard line. Then Lowe turned loose.
The call came for a play just outside
OF right tackle and along came Lowe.
He followed his interference per-
fecty. lodging the Fordham second
ary defense In wonderful fashion.
In moment he was through the
line and on his way. Though three
Fordhamites followed him all the way
they never came within reach Of him
and he Travelled fiftv-two wards for =
1t wee r yguI..s run 20
witness and the Georgetown cheering
section went wii0 with delight Gogs
gin again kicked goal and GeCrgrtow N
was leading. 81 90 7.
Du Four had been suffering from
blood flowing down his lace froya me
scratch on his nose and so Jimmy
Connolly, intercollegiate mile runner.
replaced him.
Lowe Grabs Ball.
Georgetown kicked off and Ford.
ham brought the ball to its 35-yard
line before starting it's scrimmaging.
Four hard plunges barely brought a
first down and so q forward pass was
tried. Lowe leaped high into the air.
intercepted the fling, and II was
Georgetown's all on Georgetown's 40
yard line.
1t was here that Johnny Mcouade
was injured. He romped around right
end and, when tackled, fell on his
wrist. He had to be relieved by
Mickey Livers. McQuad was given
treatment, but nothing
could be determined as to the extent
Of his injury.
Bivers kicked TO Downey, who was
tossed in his tracks by O'ConnelI on
Fordham's 37-yard line. Leary went
In for Byrnei Once more Fordham
tried TO rush the ball and, falling, had
to try n forward pass. This time
Goggin rose up into the air and inter-
cepted the hall for Georgetown.
Before the whistle sounded, ending
the third period. Georgetown had
punted and Fordham had, with a for
ward pass to Healy, brought the hall
to Georgetown's S5.yard line for
first down.
On the first play Fordham suffered
a penalty OF fifteen yards. and then
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