Evening star., 1927-11-06
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pick up couple of points Immediately
thereafter. Jim Mooney went 10 yards
back of his goal to get in position to
punt. The pass from Grigsby was
trifle high. though, and Jim fumbled.
He recovered the ball quickly and es-
sayed to run it over the line. Too
hard pressed. however. h., resorted to
4 boot while he was within his teams
end zone anr that constituted 4 safety
netting Lafayette a score Of 2.
Only once thereafter was Lafayette
able to penetrate Georgetowns part of
the field to any considerable extent
and that was little later in the sec
ond quarter: The kickoff following
the safety was none too long and Han
lon. Lafayette receiver, returned the
ball to midfield. Although the visitors
were penalized Is yards for holding in
the next play, n 23-yard pass, Chi
menti TO Shellenberser, and plunge
by Eianlon were just enough to bring
first down With three drives into
the line gaining but yards more,
Hanlon essayed a goal from place
ment on the Georgetown 43-yard strip.
The kick was short. the ball rolled to
touchback and Iafayette's threat
for the day was done.
From that time on, Georgetown
was almost continually in the East
tonians' territory. The ball went to
the Blue and Gray when Nork inter
cepted pass from OReilly and EN-
ploying varied attack action moved
swiftly to Lafayette's 19-yard line.
Here a pass from Mclean fell from
the hands of Provincial who was
standing just short of the goal line
and as the half-time horn blared
another heave from Nork was
knocked down.
The third quarter was all George
towns. although Lafayette did fash
a couple of good ground offensives.
Launching anattack from its 45-yard
line. Georgetown soon swept to within
20 yards of the oppositions goal. de-
spite the imposition Of a 15-yard
penalty during the advance. A pass,
Nork to McCabe. that was good for
50 yards, featured the progress of
the Blue and Gray. Following this
heave. couple Of slams into the
Lafayette lire put the ball within IA
yards of goal. then Nork drove
through left guard to touchdown
and Jim Mooney booted another point.
Two ToucIldcwns in Fourth.
Toward the end of the quarter.
McCabc caught a punt from Hanlon
at. midfield and ran the ball back 20
yards before being downed. That
started Georgetown toward its third
touchdown that came soon after the
fourth quarter was under way. With
Nork and Hudac pile-driving against
the Lafayette forward wall. play soon
advanced to within foot of goal and
Nork easily crashed through to "A
flock Of points. This time. however.
Jim MONEYS usually trusty foot
failed him.
During the remainder OF the final
quarter play was so furious that over.
zealousness Of the athletes resulted in
frequent penaliZ1tion of both sides
Georgetown once worked the bali to
Lafayette's 5-yard line. only TO have
4 pass by Nork ground for touch.
back. y bit later the Hilltoppers
were held for downs on the Lafayette
1o-yard stripe, but several minutes
thereafter when they came into pos
session of the oval on the 20-yard line
they went ahead to a fourth touch
down.
a pass from Nork to Toniaini was
good for Is yards, then Eork swept
through to cross the last line But
Georgetown PLAYER tad been detected
holding an npponeht, so the touch
down was Cancelled and the at
tackers instead penalized Is yards.
The HilltOpDers went into the air IN
fine form. though, and cot real
touchdown with Il heave from Nork
10 Dywer. as Jim Mooney had left
the game by this time. ONeil tried
tor the extra point and made good.
Toward the end of the quarter it
appeared that Georgetown bud scored
another touchdown when Dwyer
leaped high TO intercept Lafayette
pass, then ran half the length of the
field TO cross the goal line But the
officials ruled that the Lafayette re.
ceiver mad been interfere.l with, so all
Georgetown got out Of the play was
a penalty. Eut that did not annoy
the Blue and Gray. for it was so far
ahead that the Eastonians had no
chance of getting anywhere worth