The Washington times., 1921-10-30

tion to enter the big clash with G,
lowing Saturday. AS he is q veter
excellent defensive man, his loss is
considerably.
Only In the third period did Georget
Washington appear weak before the
stiff attack of the Hilltoppers. Five
plays after the start of the second
half sufficed to give Georgetown
touchdown. Then the Buff and Blue
buckled down to it's difficult task and
the Hilltoppers did not score their
final touchdown of the day until
shortly before time was called.
In the final quarter the Hatchetites
twice held for downs. once inside its
own five-yard line and once on the
fifteen.yard line. Indeed. for team
going down to defeat, George Wash
ington was playing a powerful defen-
sive game in the concluding minutes
of the fray
McQuade Is Star.
IL any one OF the Hilltoppers is to
be given special praise for his play
ing, TO Johnny McQuade, the veteran
halfback, goes the palm He tore off
several fine runs around the end and
Just inside OF the tackles. He hurled
forward passes and he caught them.
He pounded his way over the goal line
for three of his teams touchdowns,
and was not relieved until the middle
of the final period.
Several OF the Buff and Blue lads
earned brackets by their fine work.
lavish, the mountainous guard, and
Josh Lcarione, the sturdy fullback,
played splendidly on defense all
Altrup. the Roanoke lad, was promi.
nent In stopping the plunging attack
Of the foe. Ptak. at end, was dazzling
performer on defense. and might have
done we'll In receiving forward passes
had he been aided any.
The work Of the officials was not
what might have been expected. There
seemed considerable doubt In the mind
of the referee on more than one occa.
sion, and he held lectures on the field,
something good referees don't do any.
where.
Big Crowd on Hand.
There was big crowd on hand to
witness this resumption Of athletics
between these ancient enemies, and
most OF them, even supporters Of the
defeated eleven, left the park satisfied
with the result. The Hilltoppers had
won, sending their cheerings home
happy. But the Buff and Blue had
held the bigger Georgetown contingent
to the same score made against Holy
Cross a week earlier. four touchdowns.
The Buff and Blue brought back the
opening kickoff Is .ards to the 20.
yard line and punted at once, 1t was
short kick, though, and Georgetown
was downed on the Buff and Blue 80.
yard line. One yard was gained be.
fore Josh Licarione hurled Kenyon to
the dirt for a 5-yard loss. Flavin tried
for field goal from the 36-yard line,
and It went off to one side.
Following the touchback Springston
punted outside at Georgetown's AZ
yard 1Tie. Crouch tossed Flavin for a
four-yard loss and then F1avin hurled
a forward pass to Kenyon for fifteen
yards and a first down. A couple OF
slight gains were seen and then the
Hatchetites recovered a tumble on
their own 34-yard line.
| Comstock broke through and Man.
son was thrown for loss of three
yards so that. when fifteen-yard pen.
atty for holding was inflicted on the
downtown lads, Springston punted to
Flavin. who came back five yards to
George washington's 40-yard line.
The Parade Begins.
Quickly the Hilltop attack unlimber.
ed and the parade began. McQuade
grabbed couple of yards at lett end
and then seized a forward pass from
| Flavin for twenty yards and n first
down. Heavy plunges into the line by
McQuade and Kenyon brought another
first down. In two more plays Kenyon
fairly hurled himself through the mid.
die Of the line for a touchdown. His
touchdown goal made the score to
0, In favor OF Georgetown.
| Kn.Hnn hrp,,ght thn Eirkaff IA aE
thirty yards and quickly came two
successive first downs for the Hill
toppers before Flavin punted outside
at the Hatchetites 25-yard line, Punts
were exchanged and finally Kenyon
stopped Crouch on George washing.
Iton's 31-yard line when time was called.
Failing to gain at tackle Springston
opened the second period with punt
to Georgetown's a4.yard line, where
F1avin was downed in his tracks.
Again the Blue and Gray offense
quickened. Flavin romped around left
end for sixteen yards and McQuade
tore OFF twenty around the same place.
But, to the surprise OF everybody,
the Hatchetites pulled themselves to-
eether and held for downe on their
own a.yard line. Springston Kicked
outside at his own 33yard line.
Second Score Comes.
Flavin got two yards at tackle and
then hurled a forward pass 20 Nc
Quad for fifteen yards and a first
down McQuade then dug his way
through the middle of the line for a
touchdown Kenyon kicked the goal
making the score, II TO 0.
i Bicarione gathered IN the i;ickoti
mid brought II back twcniy.thrue
yards to hls 53.yorc line. A short
forward pass TO ptak gained seven
yards, hut a bad pass lost ten. SO
sprinsston again puntAd ~ the AZ