The Washington times., 1922-10-15
HILLTOPPERS
WIN EASILY, !,
!. 81 TO 0, in
ROUGH GAME

ROUGH GAME
Prathsr Hanishsd for. sRopgi,
Work IN Game Featured / by
BriIIiancy Of Fiayin. Kenyon
Mallsy. Byrne, and Florsncs.i
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
~ GEORGETOWN had an easy
r time defeating Cincinnati Uni
yersity at American League
Park yesterday, 81 to O. The Hill
toppers outclassed the visiting team
in every department Of play. Lin
herman, who had been touted as
great punter, proved anything but
marvel, frequently failing % get
more than twenty-five yards on his
kicks. Now and then he got away
q good punt. but his ends and
tackles were slow in covering them
and usually the Blue and Gray
backs recovered much ground.
There were signs evident m
through the game that the visitors
were out TO get" one or two of the
Georgetown stars. Prather, their
right end. was banished for rough
work. Georgetown generously de-
c1fned to accept the penalty OF half
the distance to the Cincinnati goal
line. =
Jack Fiavin, Georgetown's crack
punter. was injured in the very first
play of the game. but good treat
ment on the side lines allowed him
to return to the game. He tore off
a number Of long runs and played
up TO his usual high standard.
Wiggy" King. right end. was
hurt and had to be carried from the
field with a wrenched knee. He
may not be able to play for, several
days. 1I,s 2. ~ s.,...:l ) gs.f
First Period Close. x 80
The battle was close'1in the first
period. Georgetown, making but
single touchdown. Bin Kenyon leap.
ing through the center across the
line.
Early In the second period
Gloomy GUS Malley booted a field
goal from the S0-yArd line. Later
Kenyon again scored touchdown,
Mailey's attempt for the extra point
falling.
Kenyon tore his way over the
Cincinnati line I'm the middle of the
third period for another touchdown,
and Mailey's dropkick between the
uprights gave the Hilitoppers the
lead, 23 to o.. ! 4ss.. - ..t,g..
The fourth period, opened with
|
line. Mailey pounded hfs way over
for a touchdown and his droplxick
added another point, bringing the
A beautiful forward pass from
Byrne to Florence later In the period
enabled the big end to cross the Gin
cinnau goal line. and Byrne's drop-
kick brought the total up to 81 to %
In favor Of Georgetown. That was
the total for the day. -:
Favin IL Injured. =
Cincinnati kicked off and Jack
Flavin, Georgetown's quarterback,
was injured on the very first play,
wrenching his weak ankle. shortly
afterward ''Wiggy" King, right end,
was carried from the field with 4
wrenched knee. Flavin was able TO
return and play fine game, but
King was done for the day.
BY short plunges off tackle and
now and then through the line, the
Hilltoppers were soon In the shadow
Of the Cincinnati goal. The visitors
defense stfffened and held for a play
or two, but Bill Kenyon could not
be stopped from plunging through
the line for the first touchdown OF
the day Gus MalIet added another
point with n ne(t dropskick over
the crossbar. an a MN
After the kickoff. by Georgetown
Cincinnati made several Intellectual
attempts TO advance the ball. always
painting. Finally an extra long punt
roHed across the Georgetown line Tor
a touchback and the Hilltoppers be-
gan q march from their own 20-yard
line to midfield. where Malley puntsd
outside. t @e1H
Cincinnati soon quit trying to ad-
vance the ball with a running attack
and Georgetown took II up after Nal
ley ran back kick thirty yards to
his 40-yard line. ~
Bin Kenyon Gsllops.
After couple Of short dashes into
the line Bill Kenyon galloped around
his right end for thirty-five yards 10
byIne ana Kenyon pounoed the fne
and the bali was on the visitors g.
yard line when time was called. III
Cincinnati was savage In It's de-,
Tense as the second period opened
and. finding the going too hard, Gus
Malley dropped back to the yo-yard
line and booted q clever field goal.
putting Georgetown ahead, 10 to o.
Rudy Comstock tossed the Cinoin.
natl back heavily as he ran back the
succeeding kickoff to his 2o.ysard
tine. Shortly afterward Prather. the
Cincinnati end. kicked Paul Florence
n the face and was banished from
the game. Georgetown declined TO
accept the penalty, which would have
sent Cincinnati half way back TO It's
goal lire and the battle continued,
Gus MaIiey recovered q tumble on
the 4o-yard line and once more the
Blue and Gray was on its way down
the field, which did not cease until
Kenyon Jumped through right tackle
for a touchdown. Mailey failed at
his try.for-point, leaving the score
10 to o. T. N.
Byrne Comes Back Fast. vi
Paul Byrne took the kickoff and
travelled back like the Wild West