The Washington herald., 1922-11-19

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Bucknellian to the wet grass. Al
to get Malley.
The Blue and Gray took the lead.
when Lowe, taking a short for
ward pass from Du Four, ran forty
six yards to Bucknell's 5-yard line.
He first headed over toward the
right and. reversing his course.
came back flying toward the left.
Jack Flavin was Immediately sent
in to hammer his way over the
line. This he did and added the
extra point with a neat dropkick.
In the last period. following much
punting and forward passing, Carl
wirts intercepted a Bucknell for
ward pass and hiked to Bucknell's
32-yard line. Again Flavin was
called upon to deliver the final
punch and he dug a hole through
the line for the third. Hilltop touch
down. He failed in the try-for-
point, leaving the score. 19 to Z,
which was the eventual final count.
Eddie Smell. playing for Paul
Florence at left end, covered him.
self with glory. His defensive
tackling was sharp and accurate.
Hardly ever was he fooled by Buck
nell's running attack, frequently
tossing the runner for a loss or
no gain. He also proved good at
receiving forward passes and Flor
ence. star that he IL. was not
missed.
Lowe Proves Star.
loves brilliant run. after taking
Du Four's forward pass was his
brightest deed. but he was strong
on defensive play and of great
assistance to the other backs.
Gus Malley's ninety-seven-yard
gallop. after recovering that tumble.
was the best individual stunt OF
the day for either team, but he
was also strong in line-plunging
and on defense.
Du Four looked good as director
of Georgetown's offense and his
punting proved a welcome surprise.
His punts. while not so far, usually
rolled outside. Bucknell gained
little on the exchange Of kicks.
First Period.
Reed kicked off for Bucknell and
Georgetown had the ball on their
25-yard line. Lowe on the first play
tore off fifteen yards around right
end. Shortly !afterward Lowe
grabbed ten yards around left end.
Georgetown lost the ball on their
60-yard line when Byrne fumbled.
II was hard luck. for Georgetown
had only inches to go for first down.
Georgetown was almost Immediate
ly penalized five yards for off side.
and Bucknell started its attack.
Georgetown's defense was too stiff
and Bucknel attempted a forward
pass. Julian fumbled the pass. and
Gus Mallty fell on the ball for
Georgetown, on Georgetown's 45-
yard line. Du Four punted outside
at Bucknells 39-yard line. Dayhoff
broke through the middle of George
towns line and ran thirty-five yards
before Comstock got him. George
towns men lost five yards for off
side. Bucknell began hitting George
towns line and two plays had it on
the 1O-yard line. Kopp broke
through left tackle to the 1-yard
line. and Dayhoff went over for Il
able to stop the heavy Bucknell
goal Score; Buckneil. Z; George
town, 0.
Kopp took Georgetown's kickoff
back to the 30-yard line. Malley
tossed a forward pass to Du Four
IOF O-NdIu gam L ne greasy
ball. owing to the rain, caused
Georgetown to tumble and Julian
recovered the ball on Georgetown's
45-yard line. Bucknell was penal
ized five yards for oftside. Quickly
came a forward pass. Foster to
kopp, and Bucknell had the ball
on Georgetown's 25-yard line.
Bucknell fumbled. but recovered
the ball on Georgetown's 24-yard
kne.
requirements In Line.
Dayhoff hoped through left tao
kle for four yards Wertz replaced
Des Lauriers at center for George
town. Fosters forward pass was
tncompleted and Georgetown took
the ball as the pass fell on the
6-yard line.
GeOrgetown's running game was
Immediately blocked. and Du Four
punted to Foster on Georgetown's
<5-yard line. Foster carried II ten
yards before being thrown. Follow
ing a COuDl of Intellectual siays
the line Foster hurled a forward
pass to Julian for an S-yard line
gain. and Kopp made it sirst
down on GeOrgetown's 20-yard line.
Sheehan replaced Lieb for George
town Bucknell opened up an at
tack off the tackles and on a 5-ylrd
penalty on Georgetown had the ball
when time was called. Score at
end of first period: Bucknen, Z;
Georgetown, o.
On the very first Bucknen play
there was a tumble. Malley came
up. out of the scrimmage with the
ball He ran ninety-seven yards for
q touchdown. Malley unfortunately
missed a dropkick for the extra
point. Score: Bucknell. T.; George
town, 6.
Malley brought back Reeds kick
of twenty yards to Georgetown's 80
yard line. Du Four punted to Buck
nell's 35-yard line. Comstock hurl-
ing Foster to the ground as he took
the ball Four plunges In the line
and a 5-yard penalty gave Bucknell
the ball to Bucknells 44-yard line.
Three plunges into the Georgetown's
line would have brought a first
down. but Bucknell was penafized
fifteen yards for holding and the
ball went back to Bucknell's 44-yard
line
Reed punted to Malley on George
towns 3o-yard line. Du Four