The Washington times., 1922-10-22
REDS BARRON
PROVES HALF
OF TORNADO

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Brilliant Game as His Team
Falls Before Middies.
Scontinued from First sport Pase)
we're ciippsd off the tackle and time
yas called tor the period.
opening the SECOND period. Cullen
gain Of thirty yards Only Barron's
ovage tackle kept Taylor from get.
ung away TO a clear field,
Again Cuban IIeaves.
Came then thrss more short, wick
"a dives Ut the Tech tackles and
cullen heaved the ball out to Taylor
~ gain .of ten yards. The. Tech
eoai was coming closer and closer
nc the Tech secondary defense. es-
kecietiy HarroH, was fairly throwing
s.seh Into every desperate Navy at
Finally. with the Navy ON Techs
1b-yard line. not enough ground
vas gained to retain the ball and
tne Golden Tornado again had a
cnanue TO show Its worth as an at
tacking, machine.
Ininfs were not going any too
Wei though, for Barron arr his
pais and 20. after three yards had
ceen lost frying to get around Tay-
ior, Tech punted, Barchet catching
the ball on being tossed on Techs
At-yard line. VI.
The Navy hacks had trouble keep
mg their feet and 80 Cullen punted
over Techs goal line for a touch
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eralship when It got the ball on Its
0Wn z0.yard line for, instead OF
pnnting. or even forward passing, II
attempted to run the ball and Navy
sook 1t on Techs 35.yard line.
Taylor Goes Over.
One gailops around right end by
barchet was followed by Conroy's
long forward pass to Taylor for
Nays second touchdown. Barchet
aHed TO get the ball up on his try
Tor point and the score remained at
10 to 0.
Following Navy's kickoff Tech
made one first down before Brew
ster punted to Navy's 30-yard line.
Navy quickly returned the kick,
three blueclad players smothering
McDonough as he caught the ball
on his own b-yard line.
Barron showed brilliant dodging
behind his shifting interference for
2 gain OF nine yards, but the whis.
tie ended the first half before any.
thing could happen.
The third period saw the Middies
flinginR the ball about with care.
less abandon. but almost always on
Techs side Of the field. The At.
1anta forwatSis were taking a severe
beating. Hhey stuck gamely to
their task but now and then they
had to be taken out for repairs.
The Middies seemed to enjoy the
bard charging.
Tech succeeded In making q cou-
pie OF first downs, usually by hav.
ing Barron twist and fight his way
around right end or outside right
| tackle. but always the Navy de-
fense grew more compact and a
punt would come. giving the Mid
Dies chance to advance the ball.
The hardest part OF the game was
seen In that third period. though
II all amounted to nothing, save to
tire out the Tech players more and
more.
'aP Tech Has Leather.
!. The final period opened with
Tech having the ball on Nayy's
forty-five.yar1 line on a first down.
Barron gained four yards on two
plays and then came a forward
/, pass. Mckee. the Navy back.
ieaped high into the air. intercepted
the ball and was on his way down
the left side of the field headed for
III Il looked AZ though the fast.mov.
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to,,chdown. He side-stepped two
tacklers on his way, but across the
field came the formidable Reds
Bafron and fairly hurled himself at
Mckee, bringing him down on Techs
25.yara hne. The Navy back had
| Travelled forty.five yards in a most
. brilliant fashion.
Quickly the Middies started
ooiinding Techs tackles and then
came the brilliant, though futile,
double pass ending in q forward
sfling TO Taylor over Techs goal line.
when Taylor dropped the ball, Navy
had lost q touchdown.
Tech had nothing left In the way
! of an offense and soon was forced
| TO punt. but when Lyman intercept
ed q Navy pass, Tech began on it's
own 35-yard lines Barron contrib
Ote0 one nne run tOf gain OF XIX
teen yards but again the punt was
in order and Il was Navy's ball.
The Middies' attack failed to carry
the leather well enough, and 30 Cul.
Ten punted. Taylor bringing down Nc.
Donoueh on Techs 10.yard line.
mathews intercepted a forward pass
and Navy had the ball on Techs 10.
yard line. It looked like q touch
down. e.,
Battling there once more beneath
its own goal posts, Tech stopped the
hard rushes OF Norris, who had been
interjected in place Of the tired Steve
Harchet, and took the ball on downs
y on its 2.foot line. 1t was a wonder.
ful display OF the fighting spirit OF
q great eleven. .... .s.. .. ...
There was little more to the game
Tech punted out TO its own 25-yard
hne and the Middies were soon right
= hack there hammering at the goal
line. but time was called before q
srore could come, the bali being on
Tech's s-yard line when the final
whistle was blown. .'a
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