The Washington times., 1928-11-19


ton and completely disorganiz
At the time Georgetown was hold
ing an insecure so margin and .
cleverly placed kick. toed by the
brilliant Eddie Bartrug, went out.
side on the S-yard line. The Noun
taineers scented an advantage that
might turn the tide of battle.
They believed a punt would be
tried by Jim Mooney to pull the
Hilltoppers from the hole and q
kick would have resulted nine cases
out OF ten. Yet, there was always
the threat that blocked punt or
bad pass might bring touchdown.
Then again, Mooney might get off
Z. q. short kick.
A. expected, Mooney stepped
back behind the goal line and
with this movement. the West
Virginia secondary defense re-
treated several yards to protect
the receiver from the ends.
Noting this, BOzek ran oyer to
Ralph Duplin, Georgetown quar-
terback, for \ quick eOnsulta-
fion and immediately returned
to his position.
Mooney opened his arms as
though the ball was intended for
him, but Harold Wynkoop. the
Hilltop CENTER snapped the oval to
Bozek, who flashed through a fis-
sure and was off on mad journey,
scut short IS yards away when he
was pulled down by Larue, West
Virginia safety mar on the Noun
taineers' 42-yard line. That one
play, more than any other, was the
salient factor In West Virginia 3
loss
This demoralized the invaders to
the extent that the HilitOppefs.
almost without hIndrance. marched
the remaining distance. for the see
iOnd touchdown that ciinchel vic
tory. They had proceeded 97.yards
without the use of a forward pass
though assisted by a 15-yard
penalty whereas two minutes before
they had been in "a tight spot. e
Risky? Yes. but the Georgetown
strategists capitalized on their
gamble. Bozek and Duplin would
have been severely scored IL .thais
scheme had failed.
Afterwards Bozek intercepted
two alien passes and came back
for considerable yardage before
he was spilled. He seized the
first enemy floafer when the
West Virginians were down on
the Blue and Gray's 15-yard
mark. blocked punt on the
2O-yard strip and a 5-yard
penalty placing them At this
striking point.
Difficult viii it be to match the
brilliant tackle play that Paul LIS
ton exhibited in Saturdays game
Wow, but how this Georgetownel
wedged his hulk into the path o.
a West Virginia runner or pinionet
his arms to the flying hoofs of thu
ball-carrier. More than half
dozen times he tore from his plac.
ct left tackle and swept around u
drop the runner from the rear
That was masterful work ant
only Listens great speed enables
him to accomplish these feats.
Georgetown will now begin pre-
paratlons for the annual meetin,
with Fordham which occurs Satur
day in the Polo Grounds in Nev
York.
Maryland, scoring Its first South
ern Conference win by crushing
Virginia, 1872. was forced TO go saIof
In order to defeat the Cavaliers. BIZ
the Terrapins are powerful in tn
air game and resort to this styl
when on the advance.
Gordon Kessler, Bill Evans
Smith Snyder take turns in
throwing with Charlie DOds0n
or Al Heagy, the ends, doing the
catching.
The Terrapins. having thus game
the Senator Willard Tydings troph
for the ensuing year, will begi
work for the Washington and lie
encounter Saturday afternoon in tn
Clark Griffith Stadium This is tn
major college football game billie
here Saturday and should prove e
ceedingly attractive, Maryland Ia