The Washington herald., 1922-12-01
GEORGETOWN
ELEVEN RUNS
UP BIG SCORE
Big Hilltop Players Have No
Trouble Counting at win
When They Get Going.
By BRYAN MORSE.

GEORGETOWN University un-
II leashed its mighty eleven
~ against George Washington
University's tagging players yes
terday at American League Park
in the fourth and final quarter of
the Thanksgiving Day offering
and wound up with a 46-to-6 to-
tai on the downtown youngsters
Up to the time the Hilltop vars
ity went into the contest it was
a football game. Thereafter
George Washington was unable
to halt the team that outweighed
it almost twenty pounds to the
man, and was forced 10 watch
Flavin, Byrne, Malley and COM
pany romp about almost at will.
At the time the Hilltop first
string men went into action the
score was 20 to 6 in favor of the
Blue and Gray. The only con-
ISOLATION George Washington de-
rives from the engagement in the
way of football is that lone
touchdown scored quite legiti-
mately on the Hilltoppers.
In order to save the regulars for
the bigger contest with Lafayette
College tomorrow. Georgetown
elected, TO use its second string
team. Against these lads, although
they We're still outweighed. the
downtown players did well.
Georgetown's second scored three
touchdowns. two Of them due 10
carelessness on the part of the
G. W. back and another on straight
football. The George Washington
affair. the first ever recorded in
history by regulation methods, was
gained on a long forward pass
Murphy to Ptak. and then another
short pass to the 6-inch line. L.aux
finally going over on a line play.
LED ONSLAUGHT.
"Puggy" Dufour and Tom Golson
led a great attack on the Hatchet
ties at the start of the game and
pranced about for goodly gains
The elevens felt each other out for
the first six minutes, neither being
able to gain much headway.
Jerry Murphy's punting kept the
Hilltoppers away from the G. W
territory. With Dufour and Goisor
pounding off tackle the Hilltoppers
reached the G. w. 30-yard line
where a forward pass. Dufour tC
Murray. scored a touchdown.
The Hatchetites battled desper
ately throughout the remainder OF
the period but were scored on agar
when ''Wiggy" King grabbed $
beautiful heave from Dufour and
gamboled over fifteen yards of soc
for another touchdown. The hal
ended with the score l3 to ir
favor Of the Hilltop players. Dufoul
blowing one try-for-point and get
ting the other.
Right at the start Of the second
half the Hatchetites began to oper
up. DeGassis grabbed a forward
pass thrown by Laux and went tc
the 12-yard line before being halted
The Hilltoppers took the ball owe,
after five attempts, Dufour goins
through.
SCORED ON G. U.
The downtown lads then CAV,
some evidence Of their offense wher
with the bail in mid-field Murph,
heaved tn Ptak who went to tn,
Hilltop 5-yard line before beinf
thrown. A line play failed. Muir
ply then heaved a short pass e
Laux. who was pulled down on tn,
1-yard line and stumbled up within
six inches. A line play failed anS
Laux hoped through for a touch
down.
The quarter then ended shorti,
after and the Georgetown regular,
took up the running. Jack Flavir
gave a brilliant exhibition and &
scored a touchdown on three plays
bringing back the kickoff fort,
yards. netting eleven more on 4
line plunge and then galloi.Ing for q
counter.
1t was then that the. full power O
the fresh first string eleven began Z,
assert itself. On the line plays tn,
big Georgetown lads. ganged int,
fine interference, rode over the light
ef Hatchetites who frequently pulle<
the runners down from behind wher
they could get in. +.
Byrne scored two touchdowns
Malley got in one and Lowe mad,
several brilliant runs. The big team
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