Evening star., 1927-11-13

I substantial icdd In the first
" half uf the foot ball game
here today, the Catholic Uni
vcrSitv eleven was driven off its feet
bv st. NaVier in the lbs; period of ne
Fray aud took u 2G.to-lS licking. Ths
game marked the opening of athletic
reIa tiOus between the institutions.
The Cardinals did nlI their scoring
i'm the first half. rolling up three
touchdoWns while the Mu>tete"r-
were able TO set only one. and ap-
parentIy had the game We'll i'm hand.
In the fourth period. however the
Musketeers unleashed n savage tine
attack varied by overhead offensive
and three times sent the ball across
the goal for victory.
Cain. substitute quarterback. proved
ST. Ndvirr,S star, especially on de
fense lr W9s Cain who late in the
fourth period sn1tched from. the air
q Cardinal pass and ran the lsail haCk
to the foes 10-yard line. from where
his team easily put over the toich-
down that dashed Catholic Eniyer-
sty's little remaining hope for sue
cess. .t-... -
Stotesbury. q substitute back Fob
King at end. AMI Alsier of the back
rield also were prominent IN the 81.
Xavier play, For Catholic University
the outstanding performers were
Long. Harvey and Malevich.
&. u. Starts Well.
In the first period. Catholic bniver-
sity attempted Il series Of lonS passes
before Murphy got one To Harvey for
80 yards. Harvey ran 10 yards more
To IL touchdown. but missed with his
kick for an extra point. Two Cardinal
A,,K, ,LNIIr wi for in
second period. Schmidt making Il -
yard end run for one and Il pass, MUIR
ply to- Long. bringing another. Cath
ollie University could not follow either
score with Il good extra point boot.
just bfOre the second period ended.
st. Navier tailed a pass from O'Bryan
to Bob King was good for ~ yards.
putting the bah near goal StOtesbery
drove. to the touchdown. but O'BryaD
failed to kick Il point. Shortly after
the fourth period started Algier went
over for St Xavier and Wenzel got
the extra point. A little later series
cf successful passes put the ball near
the Catholic University SO;d and Al
gier agaii got across to put his team
in the Lead by u po'n
No successful 2olI kick followed this
touchdown. but Wenzel made good
WIFI ItiS lOC dItrl ASut i'SaU y,
to :, score following CIin's fine run
near the cieSs of the contest.
Line;up AMI Summary. :,
,.Gt. Xavier ,.,.,.. Positions. C'.th. T.. ,nsi;
l5un King. Lett etit mOWe'i
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Gt.rr!sl a.. .t.cit guard. Sano
Si0loTey -......C> >nte. ..-... Lin .sv
i;olcer 49,. ssight guaru.. ......... Towcit
tTShan ..... Right tTc.slS.. -. .hf''1i'
stc;Ir. q, =. Right ciid. lo1g
.s,l;nas ...;.. oIartrrheak ,...... .Iurphv
1SNrls - l.rif ni1.ndfh -. :,ndrNFE
sAlgtcr i.i.nt h1ii"'cH.. ;,I,vtin
hc g ..,..,'. 4 ttHU"ct@ -" = : : -1H4-' ~ ~
Score by periods;
eatl,oiic riiyersty !: O-1S
o,rh,ioNns-s;ots.,ery Als:sr 5,r,. u,.; 10;
iOuclidoxns--WcnZel ". ,,ac,;,, for
ssernaG siUtsshs!ty Tor Hess. O'Bryan for
t'n,n lor Clines Burns i3r o Brya,l. Ray, htns
lor S,cteshrry. Catholic Iniyer.ty %a SchnTat for
.Tnweli. Iicncr fcr Harvey. McCabe for
Raiei.. Carney for MurnhY. So.
'Gefcsre--Mr. Eee e iDeni-on' tntp'rSS1 S1
Mr. johnson tFr2nlilini. LinesnlSn--Nf.
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