Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21


yesterday as in previous contests
Nevertheless, it scored rather easily over
the gridiron warriors from West Vir-
einia Wesleyan before a $500 crowd
However, fer the first time this Fall
lis goal was crossed the count at the
end of hostilitics being "a to Z.
In registering its fourth consecutive
WIN tbs Georgetown aggregation raised
- EOS its total of points for the season
by lar the greatest total made by any
college eleven along the Atlantic sea-
bard.
The Hoyas pron5ed considerably by
aerial attack. Although they tossed the
ball about hepha2ardlv and generally
failed to get results, they made much
CT their few completed passes fer three
OF their few completed passes, for three
til.s form OF offen~e. The Two other
tcuchdcwns followed spectacular runs.
.I2hnny Bozek, giren the ball in the
I.TSt play after he broke into the game
lGte in the opening quarter, crashed
through the visitors forward wall and
teSllcd 81 yards to goal. In the third
period Harold Wynkoop, Georgetown
eenser, grabbed partially blocked
cnemy pass and ran 81 yards 70 score.
West Virginia Wesleyan got its touch
down in the fourth quarter when Kelly
Of the outstanding players of the fray,
seooped up a Hoya tumble and raced
from nli6field across the last chalk
ra~rk., He followed with a tiropkick to
gs; the most frorff the touchdown.
All of Georgct0wn'S points after
ttQchdoWns came from the true toe
O. big jim Mooney. Four times he
sent the ball from placement acre.
the bar. Ralph Duplin failed to get .
18th extra point for thu HoYs7 il
dcopkick effort being blocked d. a
husky BUckhannon man.
First Stringcrs Do Scoring.
Georgetown battled for the game
more than the score indicates. 1t had
It's first team in action until the third
quarter was nearly gone After the
second team was sent in, there was
no scoring. CeorgetovnS running at
tfci: was fsr better than its overhead
r'2y, but its rushing game too often
vas married b. fumbles. The Buck
harmon team was Just as haDhazard as
Georgetown in its forward passing but
like Georgetown it managed to get away
With heaves for substantial gains.
West Virginia Wesleyan couldn't gain
consistently with running attack and,
too, was prene TO tumble.
Each team had an excellent kicker
on the field. but Mooney of the Hoyas
eutdid the big Rodriguez of the Fighting
NethodiSts. Time and time again,
Mooney would send the ball booming
Gown the field for remarkable distances
One OF his spectacular kicks made early
in the fray was good for SO yards
MONEYS kick-offs, too, we're strong
all but one of them sending the ball
to a 'toucnback. Rodriguez did not
make the spectacular kicks that Mooney
did. but he was consistent with his
boots: many of them being good for sc
yards, And that behind an unsteady
line that forced him TO get his kicks of
hurriedly.
The best work of the game was done
by the Georgetown line. 1t was the
precise play of the Hoya forward wall
that enabled Duplin, Bozek. Bob Dryer
and Ben Schmidt to make so many
Of their sparkling runs, and 1t was the
determined stands that foiled the fine
efforts of Rodriguez and Henry Miller
Of the visitors to advance the ball
What running back this Rodriguez
might have been behind the Georgetown
line! At that, the Buckhannon line
showed staunchness in the shadow o!
its goal about midway of the second
period when it took the ball on downs
after Georgetown had rushed to the
2-yard line.
Hoyas Gather Points.
Georgetown threatened West Virginia
Wesleyan's goal early in the first period
getting within the 15-yard stripe. but
It's aerial play was unsuccessful ano
Duplin failed to score with a placement
kick from the 20-yard line. The score
soon came, though. Dublin caught a
punt from Rodriguez and ran the bal
back 80 yards to the Buckhannon So
yard line. Dwyer skirted end for lf
yards and after a short line plunge Du.
.plin and Dwyer effected passing PLAY
that was good for Is yards and touch.
down.
Soon after Duplin pulled a Buckhan.
non pass out Of the air at Georgetown
f38-yard line. Here Bozek was sub.
ytituted for Dryer and Immediately TIKI
new mans play was called. JOHNNY
tucked the ball under his arm, crashed
through the left side of the visitins
line and sped almost unhindered ovel
the 81 yards to goal.
Georgetown repeatedly thrust into
West Virginia Wesleyan's territory IL
the second quarter, but repeated,
found the enemy defense too sturdy L
accomplish ANYTHING when near goa
and Rodriguez's fine kicking would pu
the Hoya attack back to the middl
stripe. Once some spirited dashes b,
Bozek moved Georgetown's offense Il
West Virginia WeSleyan's 1-yard lin
At the corner of the field, but the de
tenders braced nobly. Two line thrust
netted the Hoyas nothing, a f)rwarc
pass grounded and IN the fourth pla,
Duplin was thrown for a loss on tn
b-yard chalkmark.
But Georgetown soon regained tn,
ball just within 20 yards of goal wher
the Buckhannon team was unable t.
make good with passes, and a fling
Duplin to Tomaini. was good for tn:
ithird home touchdown just before tn,
tsquarter ended.
y WynkoOp Dashes to Points.
West Virginia Wesleyan appeared or
the verge of launching an impressiv,
attack early in the third period when i
-resorted to overhead play. Forres
Bachtel shot the ball toward Georg
Hagerdon, end, but the threw was low
The ball bounded off the back of
visiting player and Wynkoop, aler
Georgetown center, grabbed it to g
through virtually a clear field for S
yards to score.
There was much punting by boil
sides and also much fumbling by bot
after this touchdown until near the en-
of the quarter. Then Ken Provincia
aell on West Virginia Wesleyan fumbl
at midfeld and Georgetown quickl
ran the ball to within 10 yards OF goa
A pass, Duplin to Dwyer, brough
Leorgetown's NTH and last touchdown
There was little to choose betwee
the teams IN the fourth quartet
GEORGETOWN orce passed and ran II
vav to the visitors 10-yard mark, on
to have a pass intercepted. and Yves
|:rcinia WESLEYAN suffered the sam
Il. a Mltlo later ynen. it penetrate
the -Hoyas' territory Stumbling va