Evening star., 1928-11-25
FAST H0YAS SCORE
EASY 27-7 VICTORY
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SnaooW boxing with a Fordllam man
carrying the ball. When he was hit ne
was down and stayed down.
Speedy little Eddie Leary, who, by
the way. was somewhat of a star him
self, took a hand at the tack1ing, and
ms work OF backing up the line was
superb.
The Blue and Gray received the kick.
off, and after picking up a 15-vard
penalty for holding had to punt,
Mooney, from his own 15-yard line. cot
away his only short punt of the game
1t went only to the 42-yard line But
Fordhar11 began its fumblina spree and
Bozek was on the job to smother the
ball on his own 35-yard line, The
Georgetown attack hadn't got started
yet, so Mooney stepped back on third
down to send high punt to Dallaire,
who funnbled on his 6-yard line.
Tcniaini, down the field like a flash.
| dropped on the ball. and few Sec
onds later Doplin shot over for a
touchdown on criss-cross play
Mooney missed the goal.
Georgetown Eases.
Here was the Blue and Gray with
touchdown with game less than two
minutes old, so 1t proceeded to settle
down and enjoy itself. Mooney brought
his toe into play to keep Fordhani
where he thought it belonged and until
his crowd could get its passing attack
functioning. With three minutes of
the first quarter remaining Provincial
grabbed pass from Hudak for a 20
yard gain to place the pigskin on Ford
hams 15-yard line. The remaining dis
tance from the goal was quickly wiped
out by beautifully executed pass from
Hudak to Dwyer. Mooney kicked for
the extra point.
Georgetown let down perceptibly here,
perhaps little too much, for Bozek
carelessly ftlmbled on his own 12-yard
line. WiSniewSki recovered for the
Maroons, but the locals couldn't gain
an inch and the visitors took the ball
on their own 10-yard line.
Mooney, standing on his goal line,
punted Al yards. Fordham's plays
began clicking for change, and within
few minutes Georgetown was battling
on the 18-yard line to protect it's goal
The Blue and Gray stopped two plays,
but third, lateral pass. Bartos to
Shableski, brought a touchdown. Tracey
kicked goal.
One of the sparkling plays of the
game came shortly after the kickoff,
| when Duplirl hurried far back to his
diagnolly across the field of Bozek, who
was stopped on Fordham's 20-yard line.
The Blue and Gray was going to get
that touchdown back so 1t appeared,
but the ever-eager Hudak fumbled and
Bartos recovered for Fordharn. Eeary
! replaced Hudak shortly afterward and
got warmed up in the few remaining
minutes Of the first half for his big
| splurge In the next half.
Fordham Makes Bid.
Fordham made one of its best at
ternpts to overtake Georgetown shortly
after the third quarter opened. The
Maroons, spurred to action by the GUS
| tomary between-halves lecture, smashed
deep into Georgetown territory Mooney
| had to kick from behind his own goal
line He sent the ball to the 33-yard
! line, from where the Maroons started
desperate drive. j. Walsh grabbed a
| 15-yard pass from Cullen and squirmed
| to the eight-yard line. But both teams
were off-side and the play was recalled.
Fordham picked up few yards, but
| seemed to have lost its punch and
Georgetown took the ball on downs on
its 25-yard line.
Georgetown. with Mooney punting in
magnificent style, continued to play de-
! ltIlGlFG lOOJ Ddll uulll5 tilt carly part
! of the fourth period. Fordhan1 kept
| plugging along. though and mixed two
/ passes with few nice gains through
| the line to get down to Georgetowns
. 10-yard line before losing the ball on
| downs. Mooney then stepped back and
booted his best kick Of the day. II was
a 65-yard punt and put the Maroons
| back on their 36-yard line. They made
! two yards on one play and started an
| other one. when Zalesh funbled and
/ Leary picked up the bounding bali for
33-yard sprint goalward. Mooney
added the extra point
The Blue and Gray again tried its
passing attack few minutes before the
! game ended With the ball near the
center of the field, Scalzi shot a As
yard heave TO Leary, who nabbed it on
! the 10-yard line and covered the re-
mainder of the distance by the force of
his own momentum, although two Ford
ham men clung to him.
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