Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
HOYAS IN ITO WIN
PRESSED BUT ONCE
PennsyIvanians Are Turned
Back at LIZARD Line in
Third Quarter.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER. Jr.

~ ISPLAYING general superiority
Georgetown handily triumphed
over the Lebanon Valley College
foot ball team, 81 to O. yester-
day in Griffith Stadium. From
the opening whistle 1t was evident that
the boys from the Keystone State were
no match for the Hoyas. Georgetown
scored a touchdown in the first few
minutes TO play, added two more in the
second period and counted another in
the last session.
Except for a foray in the third period
in which they reached the HoyaS' one
yard line before being halted, the
visitors were never really dangerous.
They gained considerable yardage
through the air, but seldom were able
to get anywhere on running attack.
Johnny Hannegan, Georgetown back,
supplied just about the only touch OF
color to a drab contest when he entered
the game in the fourth period and the
first time he was given the ball dashed
"a yards to score the HoyaS' last touch
down. It was the first appearance OF
Hannegan in game this season.
Bozek, Mooney Star.
Johnny Bozek. erstwhile Gonzaga ace,
was a stand-out for his team on attack
while Capt. MONEYS kicking as usual
was of high order.
Roy Albright. Lebanon quarterback,
showed to greatest advantage for MS
team, passing being particularly note
worthy, while Sipe, fullback, was the
visitors leading ground gamer. -
Georgetown lost little time in get
ting the range of the enemy goal.
Soon after Capt. Mooney had booted
one of his long kicks over the Lebanon
goal line to start the contest the HoyaS
got possession of the ball when the
visitors were unable to gain and started
diving deep into the latter'S territory.
Bordeau, husky sophomore fullback,
starting his first game. reeled on four
put the ball on the Lebanon 31-yard
line. At this stage Johnny Bozek got
away from a reverse play around end
for II yards and the Hoyas' first
touchdown. Mooney place-kicked the
extra point.
Later in the period an off side pen
atty broke up another Georgetown
scoring opportunity. Wyncoop fell on
a Lebanon tumble on the Hoya 8-yard
line, but the play was recalled and the
visitors were given the ball on their
3l-yard line. Georgetown had started
another telling offense when the period
ended, with the ball on the Lebanon
24-yard line.
Do Well in Second Quarter.
In the second period Georgetown
stepped out to take a commanding lead
by scoring two touchdowns.
Early in the session Johnny Scalzi
replaced Ed Leary at quarterback and
gained 10 yards from lateral pass.
Bozek then swept end for rs yards to
put the oval on Lebanon's 8-yard strip.
Scalzi ripped through tackle for George
towns second touchdown. MONEYS
g.. al n@ AiVHt IN
was true.
Soon after this the Blue and Gray
sent in virtually an entire reserve team
and this combination also encountered
little difficulty in advancing the ball.
A smashing attack at the line moved
play to the enemy 5-yard mark, where
ScalZi shot pass to Maczees over the
Lebanon goal line for another Hoya
touchdown. Scalzi this time essayed to
boot for the point and his dropkick was
good.
A little later Lebanon launched an
aerial attack, which was featured by a
pass from Albright to Orsino that Melted
81 yards, but the invaders were unable
to get the ball out Of their own ter
rttory.
Lebanon Makes Thrust.
Starting the third period the George
town regulars re-entered the game, but
despite their presence Lebanon made
its scoring gesture during this session,
getting into Georgetown territory for
the first time. After the Blue and
Gray had failed to gain and Mooney
punted Lebanon executed a lateral pass,
Nye to Albright to Sipe, which account
ed for 81 yards and put the leather
on the Hoyas 30-yard line.
Sipe nearly got away for a possible
touchdown on this play, but was finally
brought down by Cordovan. Sipe on
the neyt play hit the line for yards
and tkNl shot around end for Is more,
being tackled by Gardner on the Hoya
3-yard stripe. Here Georgetowns for
ward wall stiffened and finally halted
the fighting visitors on the 1-yard line,
when an attempted pass was patted
down.
After Mooney had punted out of dan
ger Georgetown launched foray into
Lebanon territory, but was checked by
an offside penalty and by failure to
complete pass.
It was early in the fourth period
when Hannegan staged his 24-yard run
to touchdown. MONEYS place kick for
point after Hannegan's touchdown was
blocked.
Lineup and Summary.
George'n (2D. Position Leb. Valley (o)
Schmid Left end. .CunlacE
Dubofsky .......Left guard. Wooo
Morris Center