The Washington herald., 1921-10-23
Big Hilltop Team Shows
Power in Crushing Purple
Team That Outplayed Harvard Outclassed.
Elavin and Kenyon Lead Offense
r.. In Decisive Victory.

Cross was outrushed, outpunts5 -.
outgsmed this afternoon by Georr.-
uhoeieated eleven here today
oe husky visitors crushing the PIr-
PIeS' % 10 4 In contest in which
10y cross was never dangerous
only two first downs were -
tered by the Purple outs,5. -
SIDE penalties until the last few NJ.
ments OF play when darkness bs5 -.
tied over Fitton Field.
The team that outpIayed FJsr,,.-s
few weeks ago was a sorry lool,i,H
spectacle before Exendine's 80
eleven Georgetown scoring in The e..
-FOUR minutes Of play. Time and sTsjS
Sagnon and Simendinger, who ri--,a5
through the Crimson line for 20 80
50 yards at a time, were thrown g.
a loss by Florence and O'ConneU. The
Blue and Gray's giant ends. Kenyor
kicklng-o1> against a strong wind a.
outdistanced Gildea. Of Holy c.,
while Capt Flavins punts ayer.r.J
nearly so yards. On one attenpt m.
Georgetown leader. who shared ora,-
sive honors with Kenyon, sent the nan
spinning ITO yards from behind bf.
own goal to behind the Holy Cross
goal line.
1t was straight football with which
the Blue and Gray humbIed the
Double Purple. The only forward
pass attempted by Georgetown. Ken
yon to O'Connell. resulted in GeorPa-
towns fourth touchdown. The 10
end furnished the feature plsv a
the game wheen he made shoe
string catch Of Kenyon's heave. fail
ing over the line for the touchdown
OConnell also paved the way for
his touchdown by intercepJinE a Pur-
pie forward pass.
Georgetown started its vjctorioUs
march down the field when HoIv
Cross failed TO gain after Kebyon's
KICKOFF to GagHon. From their own
+O-yard line the heavy team from,
Washington on eight PLAYS showed
me ball over for the FIRST marker.
Kenyon plowe6 through left guard
for the first touchdown. less than
four minutes after play had start-e.
After Holy Cross could not gain
McGrath punted TO Georgetown's 80
yard line. On the first PLAY Ken
yon on a cr:ss-cross from FIsvr,
went around end for IS ya-ss
Mcouade bucked the line for ten
yards and another hrst down First
hcOuade, then Flavin. then KENYON
on short plunges registered another
hrst down. Flav!n brought the bail
TO the vineyard line, where Kenyon
rammed through the sturdy PIIrr'.
Tor a touchdown. Kenyon kicked
goal.
Holy Cross Scores,
On the kick-off Holy Cross again
was stopped without Eair.rr
and the little quarterback lust
touched the twisting ball winch
rolled over the goal line for Holy
Cross only touchdown when the
speedy Ri"Pel recovered the tumble.
Gildea kicked goal.
After that Holy Cross was never
in the running. The highly touted
back Of the Purple could do nothing
with repeated thrusts at tackle ar
ter O'COnnell and Florence had
nipPed every attempt around the
ends.
Kildes, the Holy Cross captain
and center. was hurled against Carl
Werts as a last resort, but the b.
blond smeared every play in MS d.
rection. and Holy Cross. never an
preaching beyond GeorFstown.s ST.
yard line, resOrted to puntIuE in
vain endeavor 10 stem the onrusl-
ing torrent Of gray that swerr
through for three more touChdours
After Dupours tumble had en-
abled Holy Cross to tie the scor,
Kenyon kicked off against the VIVA
to SimendinEer on the Puppies Is
yard line. GsEnon AGAIN went un
against 4 stone wall in his frantic
attempts TO repeat his Performance
3 Of Oh . ~ II
| punted. Georgetown took a breath
ing spell and EXCHANGED ruurs In
the melee Holy Cross fumbl-d and
on the next play GEORGETOWN co4ll
not hold the pig skin. Ccmsr.ak
then broke through the Purple line.
scooped up another fumbIa and Ian
IS yards for a touchdown KENYON
kicked goal Georgetown Il. H.,v
Cross Z.
Gathering Ram Starts.
Zube Sullivan went In for Gorgr7.
whose shoulder was badly injured
in stopping one Of Simednger :
driving runs. Kenyon kicked ove-
the goal line and Holy Gross. grow
ing weaker and weaker auainst Tho.
onslaught OF the powerful Rlle ana
Gray line, failed to gain and juutaE
weak attempt which went as fir
as Holy Gross own 55-yard Inc.
Once again the batterinE ran. ST Il
ed. and Kenyon. Flavin. and Nc
Cuade tore great holes in tra Pay
pie line, Kenyon again going ova-
for touchdown. Kenyon al.
kicked goal.
Holy Cross was again hc'rrs>-
and McGrath got of a Ion r-,'
TO Dufour. A Georgetown r..-H.
and a penalty for holding slowed
the Blue and Gray back to & o >.-
yard line. 1t was then tr.. ,as
mighty toe of Capt. FIavt1 ~rri
the ball from behind his own --..,
line hurting seventy yards in the
air from where it rolled oN,. 81.
Holy Cross goal line % the g.
OF the great kick. The frs. NIX
ended with Holy Cross -El,.a-
desperately to gain under t..
shadow Of its own goal posts.
only to be thrown back without
being able to pierce the HUSKY
Georgetown line.
On the second play after 'ha
hck-off on the second half Carr.
Jack Flavin was of on a mighty
siNty-yard run but a Blue and
Gray linesman was orfside and
Georgetown was penalized pen
atty for holding sent the visitors
back.
The last touchdown OF the Eanr
came after O'Connell broke through
and intercepted an attempted trr-
ward pass on Holy Cross Eva