Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-11-11
HOYAS LOSE FIRST
TO CARNEGIE, $50
Georgetown Rally in Final
Period FutiIe-CarroH
Is Seriously Hurt.
BY F. G. VOSBURGH.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ Carnegie Tech, giant eleven
! "A with a punch and a dazzling
4 A bag of tricks, emerged victorious
over Georgetown by a score OF
! 13 to 0 late this afternoon in battle
/ for survival between two of the East'S
/ hitherto unbeaten teams.
! Before a mildly enthusiastic crowd Of
/ 1000 at the new Chadwick Stadium,
/ home of the Albany base ball club Of
/ the Eastern League. this stalwart band
! of athletes from Pittsburgh marched
! ahead to their sixth straight victory Of
the season in impressive style. 1t was
| the first reverse of the year for the
! Georgetown team, which had gained
recognition as a contender for the
mythical Eastern title by f1attening New
York University.
Led by its 233-pound fullback, John
KarciS, and its slim, reSourceful quar-
terback and captain, Howard Harpster,
the Plaid machine scored a touchdown
in the first quarter on plunge by the
human locomotive, Karcis, with HarpSter
adding the extra point from placement
And then put the game on ice with
second touchdown in the third period
by TED RoSenzweig, an end, whose
maurauding ball carrying activities on
tricky end-around formations made life
/
SkibOs at Top in East.
BY their victory, coupled with the de-
feat of the Army, the Carnegie team
stood out tonight as the only major
undefeated eleven in the East, with the
exception of Boston College, which did
not play today but is to meet Fordham
on Monday. Villa Nova alone in the
smaller college group also boasted a
clean slate when it took the field against
Temple today and was held to a score
less tie
The Carnegie eleven, coached in his
off hours by Walter Steffen, Chicago
judge, started off with a rush to drive
home its claim to top rating in this
section.
About the middle of the first quarter
the wheels began to roll, beginning with
the intercepting of Georgetown pass
by Flanagan of Carnegie. With Karcis
blowing through the line and Moore
head streaking off tackle for Is yards
to the Georgetown 8-yard line, the
stage was set
Rosenzweig twice tried his speciality
that diSconcerting end-around sweep,
and the ball was on the 1-foot line. It
was easy then for Giant John" Karcis
to go smashing through for the touch
down. Harpster's kick made it 7 to 0
and Carnegie chung to that lead so
steadfastly the outcome of the game
never was in doubt thereafter.
RoSenzweig Does 1t Again.
1t was that same strong play, pulling
RoSenzweig off one end and around the
other with the entire backfield for in
reference, that scored the second
touchdown, this coming in the third
quarter after march from the Carnegie
42-yard line. The final run that sent
the ball-carrying wingman rolling over
the goal line was 23-yard sweep as
Rosenzweig shook his way through the
entire Georgetown secondary.
just to prove it still was in the rum
ming, Lou Titles fighting aggregation
from Washington put on rally in the
final quarter, featured by Bozek's bril-
liant running and some clever forward
passing with Scalzi first on one end of
the throws and then the other, which
carried to the 6-yard line before it was
stopped By the hard-charging Carnegie
linesmen, who threw would-be passer
for loss.
In this final period Georgetown made
Z of the Is first downs it totaled in the
entire game. Carnegie registered .l6.
Georgetown suffered heavily from
penalties, losing 80 yards in this way to
Carnegie's SIS. Georgetown tried the
big total of 81 passes. of which IA were
completed. while Carnegie succeeded in
8 out of TO-
Jerry Carroll, Georgetown captain
and guard, was carried from the field
carly in the game with a possible frsc-
ture of the leg.