Evening star., 1929-10-13

C. U. showed across its first tally
early in the opening period when
Guarneiri smashed across the enemy
goal line, following a 20-yard dash off
tackle by De Mello. In the last ses-
sion the final two Cardinal touchdowns
were registered in spectacular fashion.
The first of the pair came when Joe
Champa tipped a nifty pass to Carl
De Mello, who shared the ball over his
shoulder as he swept across the Balti-
more goal line on a dead run. The
other came in the dying moments of
the game. Johnny Oliver caught a
punt and, streaking down the field like
a whirling dervish. covered so yards to
the alien goal. The tries for extra,
point failed after all the c. U. touch
downs.
1t was promptly after the opening
KICKOFF that the visitors made their
most serious scoring gesture. with
Gutschel and Neff heading their drive,
they swept down the field for so yards
Dut the Cardinals line became steel
and held when the enemy reached their
l-yard line. c. u. promptly kicked
the ball out of danger, ant the Monu-
mental City eleven was not DANGEROUS
again until the third period. when It
twice threatened, once getting the bali
on the home teams 5-yard line. This
came about after 30-yard run BY Joe
Champa, which, however, was more
tnan nullifed when the run was not
allowed and the Cardinals were pen
allied.
Orioles StartIe Crowd.
Baltimore electrified the gallery hv its
sparkling goalward drive from the onen-
ing Kickoff. Gutschel and Neff hit the
nne time and again for heavy gains.
out when the c. u. 1-yard line was
achieved. they were halted and hurled
pack with y1gor. Shortly afterward the
z: U. attack began clicking. and
Cnampa, with 26-yard dash, and his
mates began carrying the fight to the
enemy with will.
With their offense now functioninr
In high gear, the Cardinals contir1ued
their foray into Baltimore TERRITORY II,
tne second period, and before the ses-
SION was many minutes old Guarneiri
plunged over for c. US first touch-
ooWn. The ball was put In scoring
position when De Mello broke of tackle
Tor 20 yards. Champa's place kick for
goaI Ialied. G. U. lost no time In again
threatening the visitors goal, and when
tne nall ended, had the bali on the lat
.ers 4-yard line. A pretty pass from
Murphy, Cardinal quarterback, who has
been injured, but was used for q tirne
this sally. -
Baltimore Thrusts Deep. 4.
Finding themselves again in the third
period. the Oriole City eleven. Starting
from their 25-yard line, smashed head
long toward the C.. U. goal. but after
pass from Bender to GutscheI had
netted rs yards the attack wilted and
tney were forced to kick. It was then
that Champa ran the ball back an
yards, only to have the leather brought
nack and his team penalized. Getting
the Dali again on a kick, Baltimore
again came on toward the Cardinal
goal, only to be once more checked.
Near the end of the period, Murphy
got on a smart heave to Gerth that
accounted for % yards.
After Demeodowitz had passed to
Meade for a 30-yard gain early in the
fourth period, C. U. intercepted another
heave by the visiting eleven, and then
Oliver tore of 35-yard end run,
Oliver fumbled shortly afterward. and
Baltimore recovered the ball, only to
soon lose 1t again on downs. Oliver
tnen whipped the leather through the
air to Lyons for 23-yard advance. and
on the next play Champa hurled to De
Mello. who made his spectacular
stab OF the ball at the goal line to count
G. Us second touchdown. Champa,s
placement for the extra point was
blocked
Oliver Sprints so Yards.
1t was a few moments later when
Oliver grabbed punt and sprinted so
yards for the home teams final tally.
Oliver tried dropkick for point, but it
went awry.