The Washington times., 1922-11-26
BLUE AND GRAY
...IN SCORELESS
- TIE AT BOSTON
Home Team Has Three Excel
lent Chances to Score, but
Georgetown Rallies.

lent Chances to Score, but
Georgetown Rallies.
'%RAvEs' FIELD, BOSTON,
-NS Nov. Is. The powerful
NJ Georgetown eleven, favorite
lin the annual game with Boston
--sCpllege, was held to q scoreless
s5tA before one of the biggest
y:cSowds that ever witnessed the
issAnual battle. Boston College had
three splendid chances to score,
t;;Npd on each occasion the George
III .f6wn line rallied and held the Bos-
Tytdn backs from going through.
l3f In the closing moments of the
'fIeAme Georgetown uncorked a re-
fiimarkable attack In both running
and forwarding. but was stopped on
SBuston College 2-yard line, and the
y ISame ended. Had the game lasted
another moment 1t would have been
- sure touchdown for Georgetown.
ci@FMvin. Lowe, and Kenyon, and
..sSpecially Flavin, performed bill
= 1Antly for Georgetown. Darling
'S's First Period.
Comstock kicked off for George.
t6wn. Darling, of Boston, rcceiv-
,1pg on the 10-yard line ran the ball
Back to the 25yard line. Three sue.
eessive plunges on Georgetown s
line, netted no gain, and Darling
kicked through Georgetown's 15-yard
=: line. The ball bounded and struck
:; DuFour. rolling out Of bounds. 1t
".stas recovered by Comerford, of
utSoston.
i-.H!, Boston brought the ball to the 2.
lizard line but the powerful George
ysf8Yn line held Boston from scor.
4 Mg. Georgetown kicked to Bos-
Tons 4o-yard line. Boston then.
fough a series of plays, mostly
Through the left side of the line.
'.Sstnought the ball to Georgetown s
sSGsyard line. and again lost the bah
sirs&phen the powerful Washington line
NAf&oyed another stonewall George.
cs1{own kicked Immediately to mid
field and the period ended. Score
,.Boston College, 0: Georgetown. o.
.IEs7 Second Period.
vsh-Captain Kelleher of Boston was
%telieved by Matthews. Boston made
c1three tries at the Georgetown's line
Rand then kicked to Du Four who
sIfeceived the ball on his own 15.yard
NJifie. Flavin reeled off two beauti-
.syfOf runs around right end, bringing
:, the ball 20 the 40-yard line. George
Dsf6wn made two attempts at for
't#8fd passes, the first being
.Ggrounded and the second one inter-
.9tepted by Ward of Boston on his
nQwn 30-yard line. Darling and
Vard plugged the Georgetown line
for short gains, and on an off.
side penalty by Georgetown was
TEiyen first down on the 45.yard line.
543oston was thrown for losses in
1.-Two plays, and Darling of Boston
pteked a beautiful punt to George.
Sn's 17-yard line where Flavin
received it., Flavin was tackled In
MS tracks. Lowe made four yards
'Dt1f left tackle. Flavin made two
yafds through the right side of
The line.
'sE FIavin kicked to Darling, who re-
ceived the ball on his 25-yard line.
and brought it back to his 35-yard
,H21me before being downed. Ward
made three yards through left guard.
t.l Ward made one yard through center
csof line. Darling kicked from his
iw2k.yard line to Georgetown's 1S-yard
IL H4e, where Lowe was tackled when
" r. received the ball. Flavin was
N tkrown for a three-yard loss. Flaptn
Z, tacked from his 10-yard line to Oar.
hing, the ball rolling past Darling
Il
g ball on their own 2S-yard line.
s:Ward made five yards through
S.center of line. Mathews made three
GNards through center. Cronin made
.sfxst down. Patton made four yardr.
Sbut Boston was penalized for being
n offside. Cronin made four yards
Sfaeuund left end. Darling made
xss6Ten yards around right end. Dar-
x ling kicked from his 35.yard line to
IN Adams. who got the ball on his own
u: 25-yard line, was tackled where he
III stood, and the second period ended
81 &SCORB-BOSTON COLLEGE. 0;
E0EORGETOWN, 0.
n Third Period.
.r, Darling kicked off to Comstock,
%who received the ball on his own 35.
yard line. Lowe carried the ball
K three yards around left end. Kenyon
carried the ball through center to
the 45-yard line. Lowe carried the
81 ball three yards off left tackle.
'&Kenyon began playing fullback for
5LGeorgetown. Flavin kicked to Oar.
Ef1ing on his own 25-yard line, and
iRbrought the ball back four yards
Hon the 30-yard line. Ward carried
= through right guard. Cronin gained
Xa yard through center. Darling
Nf
III bounds to Georgetown's 32-yard line
i:: 1t was Georgetown's ball on their
S,own 32.yard line.
81 F1avin carried the ball off right
s,tackle' to the Boston 45-yard line
Including Boston's secondary de-
rtfense, being finally brought down
xlby Koziowsky. Georgetown tried
Ea forward pass, which was broken
*up by Ward. Flavin tried q for
inward pass which went off Boston
man's head and landed in George
lEtown mans arms, bringing scrtm
smage. Georgetown tried criss
Ecross play, but Boston broke II up
Hand threw Georgetow< for a 3-yart
loss. Heapy. and Kozlowsky threw
kGeorgetown back for the loss. Time
I,was taken out after this play be
Ilcause Of an injury sustained by
.lLowe. FIavin made five yards
;slaround right end. Flavin threw
Ne forward pass. which was inter
cepted by Ward, who grabbed 1t or