Evening star., 1927-11-06
ZEE" z|ESKE STAR
At KENDALL GREEN
Stocky HaIfback Registers
All of His Teams Three
T0uChdOWns.

AlIl$.A1 bI1A NNtSi<i<NiiN ~ iSC~
ball team scored its first
II victory of the season at
~ Kendall Green yesterday,
registering a 21-to-o triumph
over poorly drilled eleven repre-
sentinS Blue Ridge College of New
Windsor. Nd.
''Zee' Zieske. stocky left halfbacI
Of the Florida avenue team, was the
big gun in both the offense ana de-
fense of Coach Teddy Hughes OUTFIT,
scoring the trio of touchdowns in addl-
ton to halting the visitors marches
on several occasions by snar!ng
threatening forward passes.
Capt. Happy Byouk, who returned
TO action after being injured in the
st. Johns game at the start of the
season. along with Charlie Miller and
1Iolianson were a big help in sending
Zieske over the goal line. Dwyer a'o
broke into play in the second quarter
in place of Miller kicking two perfect
placements for extra points.
Fumbles Kill Chances.
After falling before every play
attempted by Gallaudet in the first
half. the Marylanders came back in
the second half and held their oppo-
nents scoreless. They had but few
chances to score and fumbles removed
these few. Then Gallaudet fumbles
kept the Blue Ridge goal safe in the
third period.
Only the final whistle prevented
Gallaudet from registering a fourth
touchdown. Zieske was stopped on
the 2-yard stripe after an 11-yard dash
as the closing blast sounded.
1t was Charlie Millers running that
nut Gallaudet in position for its first
counter. Miller accounted for As
yards in three drives before Zieske hit
right tackle for the needed yards.
Hokanson place-,licked for the point.
After Speicher and Zieske had in
tercepted passes for their teams,
Gallaudet had the ball on the visitors
34-yard line. Hokanson made yards
before Byouk tossed 25-yard pass to
Zieske, the latter dashing few yards
to the safety zone. Dwyer made
perfect placement kick.
Zieske Scores Again.
Zieske made the third touchdown
almost unassisted. He intercepted
Bromleys pass and ran the ball back
to Blue Ridges 20-yard line. Gallaudet
was penalized Is yards for holding.
hut the penalty was returned when c.
Engle attempted to return to the game
after having given way TO F'raley. a
SUBSTITUTE. Garner IN me haIf. ZieSke
then dashed off left end for the needed
20 yards. Dryers placement was ac-
curate.
Gallaudet's ability to fathom the
Scarlet and White aerial game not
only prevented the visitors from
gaining consistently, but aided the
Kendall Greeners in scoring two Of
their touchdowns. Zieske pulled down
four OF Bromley's aeaves. al but one
of which either were Intercepted or
knocked down.
Line-Ip AMI Summary.
Galiau9et f3ll. Positions. Blue Ridge f0).
MONAGHAN 80. Left end ....... Lichieiter
Grin"en Left t1ckte. e........P- Engle
LanEdaie ..... Left guard. ...... Weimer
kit'inSs ... Ienter 80, Weddle
Cain ....-... Right quart. 49,. Hesson
,um7lnGs .R?Ght tackle. .-... Lard
MefksI8 Rlgft eD1 Poole
Hok2nson 80. ouarterhac'5 ...... Bromley
Lieske ....... Left halfbaclS. ...... Payne
Miller ....... Right halfback -. C. Engle
Byouli ....... Fnliback ........ Sneicher
Srnre bv periods:
Ga:lauiGt " II oil
Blue Ridge .... o q o O. o.
Touchdowr=-Zicste i3. Points after
touchdowIs-Dwyer toi Hokauson tpiace-
ment kicksl. Substitutions: Galfauiet-
Ilwyer for Miller. Miller for Grinnell, Mar
shall for Byouk Johnson for Cain Hotter
for Laugdale. Blue Ridge--Fraley for G.
Eg:. EnEIe G. Ep,gle for sraley, RetereeTvMr Mr.
Inesman-Mr. Harmon. Time OF periods
10 minutes.