Evening star., 1927-10-16

~ YRACUSE, y. T., October 15.--
Syracuse stopped the mad scor-
ing rampage of Georgetown
~ here today with thrilling and
entirely unexpected 19.to.6 vic
tory over the Blue and Gray machine
from the Potomac.
Entering the ga mo a 2-toyt favorite
and with record of having scored 176
points in three games, Georgetown
found its running attack made i'm
potent most of the way by the SYRIA
cuse line, which was composed exclu-
sively of green men playing in their
first major game as college players.
Fast and fierce in their charge, the
Orange forwards hurried Georgetown
constantly and 1t was not until Capt.
Ray Barbuti, Syracuses crashing de-
fensive fullback. was injured in the
third period and removed from the
held, that the Blue and Gray running
game was able to make any lleadway.
Syracuse early took the play away
from the Hilltoppers with an asgres.
sive game that placed the ball in scor-
ing distance after five minutes of sc.
ton. A placement failed, but after
Mooney punted out. Baysinger threw
a nat pass to Goldman and the re.
ceiver scampered 33 yards in a twist.
ing, wriggling gsltop for the first
touchdown. Brophy kicked the point
from placement.
Forward Pass Effective,
This Baysinser to- Goldman combina.
ton was the chief ground gaining
weapon In Syracuse's kit. Baysinger
was constant threat to the Hilltop.
pers. hl the second quarter, working
a n l.;
ne went through all the motions of
kicking the ball, Baysinger threw the
Dali 90 yards in the second period and
taiIed TO complete the pass by q mat
ter or inches, Lewis stumbling rs he
feached out at arms length to catch it.
On the next lineup, Baysinger
Threw Ao-yard pass to Lewis. Two
Georgerown secondary men grabbed
Lewis as he turned to catch the ball
and it rolled off his fingertips. For in.
ter1erence with the passer, the officials
imposed the penalty which makes the
pass completed. That placed the ball
on the 5-yard line and on the next line
up beautiful bit of deception brought
Syracuse's second touchdown.
Barbuti was faxed into the line
and sucked the defense in toward
the center, while Baysinger fioated
the ball to Goldman, who raced
around from his station as wing back
ana turned Georgetown's right end
without an opposing player coming
within 15 yards of him. Goldman
missed the try.
Hilltoppers Score.
An interception of a Baysinger pass
by Nork in the third period started /
Georgetown on the road to it's touch. |
down. Two passes, the second coming !
on the fourth down after two incom.
pleted heaves put the bail on SYRIA.
cHse's 15-yard line and Nork. Rarabas
and Hudak took turns at plunging
until they showed it over. Mooney s
point try went wide.
Baysinger, who gave one of the
greatest cXhibitionJ of puutiny ever
seen here, kicked the Orange into
position for its third score in the
fourth period. After Syracuse stopped
Georgetown drive At it's a2.yard line,
Baysinger went back to his 1O.yard
mark and hoisted the ball 70 yards
down the field TO Georgetown's II.
yard line. The Orange forwards
swarmed over the Georgetown run
ming game there and when Mooney
tried to punt out from his goal line,
Winick blocked and recovered the
kick on the 11-yard stripe.
The Baysinger-G Goldman combina-
ton swung into action once more and
placed~the ball on the 3-yard stripe.
Here Sebo, a tow-headed sophomore,
who wore no helmet and plunged with
his hend down, cracked the George.
town line wide open for touchdown
in two tries.
Rarabas Hurt.
Barabas, Georgefown's fuiIback, re
cnived a slightly injured left leg in
ihs fourth period, when Patterson, in
tercolleSiate heavyweight wrestling