Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-06


Molntaineers contrived to crash their
way to the Cardinals 2-yard line before
they were stopped. Ed RyScavage. the
visiting left end. recovered the ball on
the 8-yard line late in the period after
his team had carried the fight to the
Cardinals from the start of the session
McMahon and Burke then crashed
through the Brooklanders' 5-yard line,
but then the G. u. line became steel and
Cliampa, standing behind his goal line
booted the ball we'll toward midheld
Mount ST. Mary's launched a deter
mined drive on the c. U. goal to start
the period with Wolfe and Mcmahon
gaining most of the ground.
Launch Desperate Drive.
In the waning moments of the game
the Mountaineers launched a desperate
passing attack but this went awry
when Mccall let Connells pass slip
throug hhis hands on c. us l0-yard
line. The visitors were penalized for
failure to complete their heaves and
Champa then intercepted another
aerial heave and thereafter c. U. had
the Mountaineers on the defensive for
virtually the remainder of the game.
Four Washington boys did much to
keep the visitors in the running. They
were Tom Brew. left guard; Mike Tracy,
quarterback. and Joe Lynch. fullback,
all former GonZaga players, and Frank
lin Holland. erstwhile Eastern High
stalwart. All showed strongly.
c. U. kicked off to the MountalneerS
TO start the game and the invaders
soon achieved first down on line
buck by Baran and a pass from Baran
to Burke. Shortly thereafter Malevich,
for c. U. intercepted an alien aerial
toss but Tracy, for the visitors, Snagged
c. u heave before the game was
much older, and with the whole back
field collaborating the Mountaineers
advanced dewn the field only to be
stopped by c. U. on its l7-yard line.
Oliver punted to the visitors but they
we're unable to gain and returned the
boot. A few moments later Malevitch
got off the pass to Champa that Melted
20 yards and was followed by Champa'5
50-vard dash for the games lone touch
down.
c. u. Is on Defensive.
Until the late stages of the second
period the. Mountaineers held c. U. on
the defensive. but then the Cardinal
attack begun flnctioning. c. U. threw
a big scare into the visitors camp as
divers long punt was fumbled by
Ziniski, Mountaineer reserve, on the
visitors 5-yard line and the Cards re-
covered. However, the play was not
allowed dS Lie bEUOkldlOcIS WCIC 4loiN-
ing 1t was only short time later
that McGrath shared an alien heave,
after. which c. U. got off two success
full passes. The half ended soon after
ward with the cards in possession OF
the ball on the visitors 42-yard line.
1t was in the third period that the
Emmitsburg eleven displayed its strong
est offensive punch. Then they staged
their determined drive, which was re-
pulsed by the Cards on the latter's 2
yard line.
Pass Is Intercepted.
Zubris, Mountaineer substitute, inter-
cepted a c. U. Pass during the fourth
period and the visitors promptly
launched their desperate but futile
passing drive. However after Council
had passed to Edelen to net IS yards,
the Mountaineers were unable to COM
plete any more heaves, Champa final
" snagging a pass on C. US 14-yard
line. Then C. u. started a snappy Of
tense with a heave from De Mello to
Champa that brought Is yards Gene
Murphy, the Cards first-string quar-
terback. who has been on the injured
list, replaced Oliver in the closing
moments and on the first play again
demonstrated his passing proWess by
a pretty flip to De Mello' that achieved
ID NdIUS. 11O"CNCl. d1tCl ENuAPA nav
added more yards on dash. the
Mountaineers held for downs. At this
point c. U. was penalized half the
distance to it's goal line for rough play.
few moments later Murphy smeared
a long forward pass on his own Is
yard line as the final whistle blew.
Capt. Jack Malevich in the second
period suffered a knee injury. which it
was thought might prove serious. His
absence plainly hurt the Cardinals, both
extensively and defensively.
Lineup and Summary.
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