Evening star., 1921-11-06


machine registered two touchdowns
drilled on to three more evenly alle
successfully repulsing every effort Of
able scoring distance.
removed what was expected to be
big obstacle to attainment Of the
Jesuit college championship of the
east by the Blue and Gray. Only one
more hurdle remains--Boston College
and in view OF the fact that this in
6titution was held to a scoreless tie a
week ago by the vanqufshed Of yes
terday the decisive nature of George.
towns victory presages q triumph
Hub fortnight hence.
McQuade Painfully Hurt.
But highly as their success against
Fordham is valued 1t may prove a
costly one to the squad from across
the creek. inasmuch as they may lose
the services OF Johnny McQuade. This
sterling back. whose terrific line
valuable Of Georgetown's offensive
factors. and whose smashes through
the visiting forwards largely was re-
sponsible for the convincing manner
in which their first two touchdowns
withdraw in the third period with his
arm hanging Imply at his side. Exam
nation disclosed 1t he'd been dislocat-
ed at the elbow in a fierce scrimmage.
There Is q possibility that he Ia
through not only for the season. hut
that his collegiate career on the grid
iron Is ended. for this Is hts fourth
season Of foot ball at the Hilltop.
test with Georgia Tech. the eiimina-
tion Of McOuade would prove a severe
blow to the aspirations of George
town to take the measure Of the
Gr:eksrs. tS,. kerr E Twice t, have they ATTEMPTED
an unbeaten eleven intact. they ex-
pect to invade Atlanta and avenRe
themselves by reducing the Golden
Tornado to zephyr proportions. but II
Mcouade cannot play this task will
prove one Of herculean proportions,
G. U. Excela at All Angles.
Save for ineffective tacklinr Ford
Fam showed to good advantage 1t
was a we'll coached combination that
Messrs. Du Moe and Brfckleyfsent on
the field. their failure to give a better
account of themselves being due
solely to the fact that they were con-
fronted by opponents who outweiehed
them by at least q sizable margin
and excelled at every angle Of play
in addition to possessing enough fieht
for couple Of teams. The Ford
bat with average ANTAGONISTS but the
fierce earnestness with which the
Hilitoppers executed every pIay
could have been stopped by little
less than a brick wall. AS might be
though that suffered by Mcouade was
the only one of q serious nature. and
tfme-out was taken frequently
nearly two hours and q, half being
required for the sixty minutes Of ac-
Fallon quite lived up to his repu-
tation for brilliance for the visitors
This star at basket ball. base ball and
track, as well as foot ball. proved q
tower of strength in the line, but the
tss best perform performance given ys BY any Of
Meyers. This rangy back had much
to do with wfat gains they were able
to make. He did the punting for his
team. was the inausurating end Of
ability at backing up the line was Of
such q nature that some Of the
Georgetown rooters implored their
warriors to get a." the numerals
sewed on his uniform.
Several HilltopDers shine.
Pug Du Four. field general Of the
iba sOFs the tygea .a In his PLAYING
out the contest. His strenuous efforts
led to a mix-up in which his beezer
suffered considerable damage shortly
after the game got under way, but
n1SCt iHoSl VI HIS IdCc hdu DScn Cow
cred with bandages and tape he re-
sumed where he left of. and despite
. couple Of enforced halls for re-
patching. made his presece very
sns.r es of til. BSe snd e4ss s ssS:
one Of his Enthusiastically great
exhibitions He tackled with the
power Of an enraged bull and twice
provided effective interference right
eos could 10 s.s the 'Bsn remeSsx %sis 'yssyy .ss s
orange-jerseyed obstacle to q mate
Eoalward bound with tho ball
o'connell was not far behind him in
rho always reliable comstock
played even better. than he usually
docs, which is saying . great deal.
while Goggin. filling In at center for
the injured os n.s Wsrts ,ss very Sooa
proved highly satisfactory running
mates for Du Four and McQuade. The
work Of Byrne, Washington boy, by
the way. was particularly creditable.
the freshman class. and, judged by
what he accomplished yesterday.
should make q name for himself on
the Eridiron before he reiinquishes
his moleskins.
Margin Of Strength shown.
Tho margin of superiority demon
the theta fact t. that sit6cush wishoSt the
services of three regulars-Werts at
center and Flavin and Kenyon In the
backfie1d it registered fifteen drst
downs as against half q dozen for
the visitors A great preponderance
Of these was made In the first half.
when Fordham negotiated the re-
quired distance on but two occasions.
The latter showed to best advantaEe
in the third period. when they moved
the sticks three times.
Fordham essayed the aerial game
with great psrsistency, as It was ap-
parent her only hope lay by that
route, but did 1t with Indifferent sue
cess. OF an even dozen forward
passes essayed by the visitors eight
were incomplete, ono Of this number
paving the way for a Georgetown
Comstock. while the four which went
through netted a total Of sixty-one
yards. Only six heayes- were at
tempted by Georgetown, which at
tained an average OF 800 per cent
with them, for total gains Of seventy
eight yards. -.
Tordham Scores - Tu1bls.
Fordham's lone touchdown devsl-
oped with q suddenness that took the
breath out Of the GEORGETOWN cheer
ing section on the south side OF the
defd. Winning the toss. the visitors
naturally elected to play with the
sun ct their backs. The kickoff to
Fordham was short. and after Thorn.
ton had bssn thrown for loss. Msy..
er0 punted to Du Four, whose tumble
was recovered by Byrne on George.
towns 35-yafd line. Here triple
pass, Du -Four to Byfne to Lowe, was
messed by the latter. HeaIey scooped
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