New-York tribune., 1922-12-03

and the score does not deeelNe.
Each side made two touchdowns IN
rsme in which weakness Of defense
inside twenty-five yard lines had fully
- much to do with those profitable re-
suits as any strength on Ofense. The
prevailing defense for teams Of the re-
Dutcd ealibre Of these two did not
sneaEure I'D 70 their standards. but that
did not diminish at all the ardor OF the
zane and 10000 persons, mostly Of va
rious degrees Of enraptured afiliation,
looked on.
Holy Cross. Notwithstanding the ex-
ceptionzl running Of is capable guar
serback. Clennon, had It's hands full
every minute, with the marooms, wao
won because q field goal in addition
% t-zo touchdOwns and because Of two
costly mistakes BY Holy Cross. One
of these mistakes was a blocked kick,
she other a tumble.
Soon after the opening kick OF, Holy
Cross Was tearing gEyly up the fsirwsg
headed pell nell for touchdown, bat
IN the Holy Cross forty-hve-yard line
O'Connell, broad backed and fast rs he
is burly, jammed through and blocked
kick He gathered up the ball on
tho bound and went on until he had
touchdown, from which Psten kicked
the goal.
Score Made In Two Minutes
They had not been at II two minutes
when this occurred 20 impress upon the
Purple that 10 beat Boston College
would be no easy task. Holy Cross
paid dearly for another error. This was
in the third period. when Broussard Of
Holy Cross. not long in the game, fun
bled and Boston College recovered on
ihe Holy Cross twenty-five yard line.
There. was poetic retribution in the
touchdown which followed the tumble,
for just before his tumble Brousssrd
was a Bit rough when forced out Of
bounds on o run. His straight arm jab
a that moment wss quite unnecessary.
After his tumble and with Boston
College having the ball and unable 20
rain much, Mahancy. Of Holy Gross,
was disqualified for rough playing
which was not the first instance OF
roueh work By the Worcester players.
Boston College played clean football.
whieh Holy Gross did not, 81 least not
On various occasions.
Mahaney's offensc resulted IN the
hall being moved up half the distance
% the goal line. Umpire Sharpe gath
cred the players Of both teams about
him and delivered n lecture. the pre-
sumed subject Of which was 70 play
hard, bot clean. Then the teams
buckied 70 IL once more and Boston
College sent play around left end for
q touchdown.
Ward, a fine running back, took the
ball. He ran from behind a shift Of
ne line IN which the shift was so ex-
fensive that Center Heapey was on the
end Of tho line when he passed the ball.
This formation and another in which
Two OF the backs faced squareiy 90 the
lido Inc when the play started we're
favorites with the Boston college men.
Ward went behind the long side of the
line. skinned Neatly BY the wing
cus rded by the men who succeeded the
disqualified Mahsney and made q
touchdown unscathed.
Purple Penslized for Roughness
In the first period Holy Gross lost
thirty yards in quick succession on
two penalties Both Of these were un-
NECESSARY rouehness, with Simendinger
and Healy the reported offenders. Still
several Boston cops at the press en-
trance could have much gentler and
ACCOMPLISHED Just as much, perhaps
nocr. These blue-coated gentry were
tight active with their elbows and
hsnds in clearing the way TO Boston
College players TO get IN.
Il have a press ticket and it's neees-
sary fo- me 10 get in there and get 20
work. one cop was told in mild pro-
est. "Climb over and get inl" was
he courteous and considerate answer
II the limb Of the law.
Holy Crosss supposedly crack back
deId. save Glennon, did not amount 70
much. Giennon was a real star and
followed his interference expertly, but
Boston College had a good quarter
hack. too, in Darling, a splendid kicker.
He played fine football for Boston
College, and 80 did Comerford, koz-
lowsh. O'Connell and Ward. Kay
Gicnnon and Riopel seemed TO be do
ing the best work for Holy Cross
Tho fact Is the football was pretty
Jagged In spells and not the best ex-
hjbition in the world Of hnished play
ire. II improved. though. after being
spotty in the frst BALI.
Once a Boston College forward pass
didn't 70 within forty feet Of anybody
AZ all, and a moment later Darling lost
6ftecn yards on a wild pass from the
center. The leather went TO Holy
Cross and on a butter-hhgered tumble
went back 20, Boston College. koz-
iowsh drop-kieked goal from the 81
gard line.
Glennon Stars With Long Rem
Holy Cross scored in the second
rcriod after a fine play Of offensive
football, helped by waobly defense
Glennon Was the whole show, though
- ha6 vood ihterference Ono Of his
numerous dashes was for twenty-three
yards. In due time he hipped a for
ward pass % Butler, who was thrown
on the five-ySrd line On the next
scrimInage Boston College was offsids
and the bail went up half distance
First dywn, no gain, then Hopel tool
a straight shot az the line and crossed
the goal line. The try for point was
blocked by Kozlowski, Of Boston
Boston College in turn made q
touchdown before the third period was
over, and Holy Gross made one within
a few seconds Of the start Of the
fourth period. The Purple drove up "a
within twcnty-six yards Of Boston
Colleges goal and there apparently
.vas stopped.
The Purple, however, had the key
o that situation. Glennon dropped
back as II for a drop kick and carried
he ball instead. lie eluded men az
II there weren't there. Some of them
had been drawn out Of position. Glen
ron worked his way through the left
side OF the Maroon line. changed his
direction and passed in frort Of two
haekfeld men waiting for him. They
didn't even lay their hands on the
..oHofrO efreak in Purple He had a