Evening star., 1928-10-28
c. c. OF NEW YORK.
ROUTS COLON|ALS
Rugged Invading Team Toc
Strong for Locals in
33-to-0 Clash.

~ UTCLASSING but not Outright
ing their lighter opponent
City College of New York foe
~ ball huskieS swept to an eas7
victory over George Washing
ton, 33 TO 0. yesterday afternoon IL
Central High School Stadium. 1t wa.
Tho first home game of the campaigl
.cr the Colonials and their fourth de
feat in as many starts this season.
George Washington was never abb
% gain consistently against the stalwar
avender line, not once seriously
threatening the invaders goal. On TIN
other hand. the New Workers exhibite|
, smooth, deceptive attack whic,
)lnctioned effectively once the Viole
warriors warmed to the task.
Toiling grimly, the Colonials con-
lived to hold the Violet combination
It bay during the first period. In tn
second session, however, City Colleg
cot its offensive working in high gea.
and piled up four touchdowns TIL
GothamiteS added their final marke
in the third period. Many substitute,
were sent into the game by the L,aven
der in the fourth period and tn
Colonials were able to repulse all fug
ther alien scoring threats.
Has Clever Quarterback.
Bienstock. rugged little Violet qua.
terback, was the spearhead of it's al
tack. Not only did he direct his tear
efficiently but he did all its kicking an
casing in highly capable style. Cleve
broken-field running of Coldhammel
:ast and tricky halfback, was anothe
bright spot in the victors' exhibition
Carey and Lopeman were the mos
consistent performers for George Wash
lngton, the former turning in an aler
Workmanllke exhibition at center an
hte latter showing clsverly at fullback
For most of the opening period tn
Colonials battled the Lavender OF
better than even terms, keeping tn
ball IN the visitors territory until tn
closing minutes of the period. The,
City College unleashed drive that car
ried 1t to the 5-yard- mark, wher
y was halted by the whistle closin
the period
On lie first play of the second peric
Cohen, the Violet fullback, slipped in
side OF left tackle and over the gos
line for City Colleges initial touch
down. Halperns place-kick for tn
extra point was good. A few moment.
later Bokat visiting right end. score.
Cne VlSlCor second touchdown when h
recovered tumble by Morrow, Colonio
halfback, and streaked 80 yards t,
register. This time Halpern's boot fc
the extra point went awry.
George Washington at this stag
made its best offensive gesture of thC
afternoon when forward passes from
Lopeman to BarrowS and Allshous
gained substantial yardage. However
the Violet took the heart out of the
Colonials when Vance shared anothe,
hsave essayed by Lopeman and spec
20 yards to count another alien touch.
down. Halpern's boot for point agair
was inaccurate. Soon afterward Gross.
man got away around right end for q
Yards and the Lavender's fourth touch
down. An aerial chuck from Gross
man to Rubin accounted for the extr:
City Colleges final touchdown can,
IN the third period on clever run h,
Blenstock, who after taking a Eel
goal, started right-end sween anr
tnen reversing his field dashed arounr
tne left flank for 20 Yards and tb,
marker. Halpern's kick for the extr
point was true. 0A'1