Evening star., 1925-11-08

Ndiidlll tlIOTlS OF the FORWARD wal
the visitors were dizzy most OF the
4 pair OF touchdowns was regi
"a scoring lay-off in the second quart
the almost helpless Lehigh eleven TO
The game was but a few minutes
old when Georgetown found itself in
possession of the ball on LehiSh's 8
22-yard line. Five plays netted Il
Yards. then PlanSky brushed by the
visiting left tackle to sprint the re-
naming IL Yards to a touchdown.
The big fullhack drop kicked the en-
ira point. \ few minutes later. Waite
dragged down LehiCh pass and
raced 40 yards Ia the final line. bur
this time a Georgetown foul voided
Fl7nsky's boot intended To bolster the
score.
Blocked Punt Helped.
Early in the third period. Gormlev
blocked a Lehigh punt and recovered
the bah on the oppositions LIZARD
line. From the first line-up there
after, Metzger plunged to a touch
down. but Plansky's kick for another
point WAS short. About midway OF
he period Plansky picked up Le-
flgh tumble and ran ana slid nearly
10 yards before he was forced across
the Sideline when within Yards of
goal one play was enough for Metz
ger to score and this time Plansky
made good with his drop-kick
Second string backs did the scoring
In the fourth quarter. Starting from
LehiSh's 35-yard line, only three
plays were needed to count. O'Neil
Sllrted left end for 10 wards. then
went around the other flank for Is.
The remaining Yards to goal were
easy fe-' McCabe to get O'NeirS
drnp-kick for the extra point was a
failure. but Georgetown gut the score
because Lehigh man WAS off side
in the play
Near the close of the fray. MEGA he.
after catching a Lehigh punt. was
doNned on the visitors 2j-yard line.
Three line plays brought Il first down
within l3 yards Of goal and Thomp-
son crashed through the tto1tering
Brown and White forwards 10 the
final touchdown Of the day. O'Nen
surprised Lchigh by taking a poor
pass and rushing To the extra point.
the last of the game.
~Lehish Gets One First Down.
So strong was Geor-e1own's de-
fense that Lehigh gained hut 80
Yards with its running attack and
was credited with only one first down.
That was made near the end of the
White. with three plays. advanced the
ball from its Syard line to it's 10
yard line. Then Lehigh rushed it 6
more yards before electing to punt.
nat l'-yard advance was greater
by 10 yards than any other series of
gains made by the visitors.
y prominent factor in the George
town defense was Waite. who started
tne game at left end. but shifted to
me right flank after a few PLAYS had
been run. lie not only broke nm mn
mer"uS plays directed toward his side
"I me line. but often was able to get
around to the other side To stop run
hefS at the line of scrimmaee. He
alsn reveal led remarka BILE ability as 2
hnd runner in getting down the field
under punts. generally To nail the re-
celNers iuSt after the catches.
ne HllItopperS found the Lehieh
lne fairly easy proposition. The
i"rWafds were able To tear great gaps
~ me opposing barrier and the Blue
ana Gray ball runners Thus ,vere
given splendid opportunities ia ce,
away for worthwhile gains. The T.e-
hlgh secondary was not proficient at
lacking. Frequently some T,ehich
back appeared TO have in his crasn
faeerty.-Flansky. Thompson. O'NeiI
or some other Of the elusive George
own runners. but generally two or
,hfee tackles were missed before the
attacking player was hurled into the
mud.
q. I. RuShes Ball 189 Yards.
In all, Georgetown gained 1S9 yards
ny luShlnS. Its greatest gain was
accomplished in the fourth period
when the running attack neted ~
Yards. In the second period the Hill
toppers picked up but II yards bv
rushing, contenting themselves with
punting often. At that, play gener.
ally was in Lehigh territory during
mat quarter Twelve first downs
We're made by Georgetown.
Many OF the Georgetown gains were
offset by penalization. Four times the
HilltopperS We're thrown back for Is.
ward losses by the officials and once
they incurred 5-yard penalty lie.
high was penaliZed but twice. eacn
time to the extent Of : yards.
With the hall soGGy and srea sy
with mud. little forward passing was
attempted. Georgetown tried the
aerial attack seven times. Four Of
its passes were grounded. while the
others were good for gains of IL. IS
and Yards. Lehigh tried four pa sses.
one was intercepted with disastrous
results tn the passing team. another
grounded and two got s and ward
gains.
There was no consistency in the
work of the punterS of either team.
Gormley and Plansky got off some
good kicks for the Hilltoppers. but
both were guilty of some poor boot
ing. Hess and O'Calla CHAN did most
nf the kicking for Lehigh. The former
booted in good style, but an injury
forced him out of action early in the
second period. O'Calla CHAN put his
toe into the oval for respectable dis
tances several times. but generally his
work was of low order and once an
side kick by him was good for only
. yards. Mullaney, who did the
puntins late in the game for Lehigh.
was quite an Improvement over
O'Callaghan.
Plansky Misses Field Goal.
Only one attempt to score from the
field was made and that was a failure.
Near the end of the second period
Georgetown found itself unable to
make any headway with running at
tack when inside Lehighs 3o-yard
line. Plansky fell back Ia the 33-y2rd
mark for q try at goal. hlt his kick
wae low and the bali rolled on to q
toucheack.'
AS was to b. expected under such