The Washington times., 1929-10-24
WESTERN RATED
TITLE HREAT

While Western High School foot
BAN enthusiasts are today singing
the praises of Jim Draper. their
prize fullback, four other public
high scaool football coaches are
openly hailing the Red and white
as 1899 championship threat.
In the opening series contest yes
terday the Georgeown school looked
an Of that and more. While =.
much lighter Business sleyen put
up plucky fight at times and
spurted periodically. Dan Ahern's
tribe routed the Stenographers in
4 spectacular walkaway, 41-0.
1t wasn't 30 much the triumph
itself that impressed as the power
that Western displayed while knock
fnR of the nod. Four times Draper
the sensation previously mentioned,
punched over the Business goal
and as many times he added extra
score on rushes. q total Of "a
points for which he accounted for
individually.
q u
Even 30, all 81 the credit
cant fan his way. In MiIlard
the West.Enders revealed one
Of the cleverest ent-back run.
nera im years. his ability 10
swing around and cut OF tackle
playing potent part ID his
teams attack.
Bob Cook ana Joe Gould ripped
open some neat holes that accounted
for substantial gains, while Capt,
Quincy Owens played all-aroand
bah or the highest order.
Too, Business, which fought
last quarter, had its golden mo
ments At times the Orange worked
the ball well into the enemy's ter
ritOry, only TO lose out when West
ern held for downs.
On one occasion trick pass,
which was speared by Bill Duryee, Z
netted 50 yards, while johnson in.|
tercepted one Of Draper's aerialsI
IN thS third period and galioped off
90 yards before being downed BY
this same Draper on Westerns De
yard mark. The Red and white
always had something n reserve TO-
ward of the Stenographern scor-
iEAg. however.
Efom tIae outset u Wns
Draper and MllIard who pre-
dominated. Between them they
piled up ~ points 70 none for
the opposition In the first half,
49, s.,,.,,,s. -. ,,,,..... i, "a
early moments of the first quarter,
goal and rushed over the extra
shortly afterward he allowed Mil
lard to add tho point with an end
run.
This l4-tO-O advantage was more
than enough but the Draper kil-I
lard duo had marked up ~ more
before calling It . day.
Seven points In the second heat
and 20 more In the fourth and
final completed their work MIL.
lard was credited with 1a Individual
counters but had q huge hand In
advances that placed Draper In
position to score majority Of his
touchdowns.
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Bowman .s..... Il E....s.4.. Fletcher
Harding ....sss. Il. T.ssss..ssssk. Cook
Weitx ssssss.... Lac :. sSssss 80 Mcclure
shapiro .s...... Center..ss. (C.D DfOwens
MastrOmarino ...R r. G..sss... Stanabnry
willard .........A T.s..s....... Gould
foneh (Aet Capt !o.B...sssss Reynolds
Duryee sss.sss "A H .ss.ssss Williams
Johneon ...s.s.. 3. H....s..s.. Millard
Bioudi ...s..... =. B.......,... Draper
Score ~ periodDs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f4), Miliard Cd.
Points after touchdown Draper q. by
ruehesl. Miliard (end run). Substltu-
tiOHH: Buainess-Plaut fer WeitG.
Stroussier for 1astromarlRo Sinclair
for Bowman. Jaeebson foF Plant. Levy
for Johnson, Guillmini Tor Harding.
Rosenhaum for johnson. Weaisrn--
murphy for Roypolds. conkey tor 3.
Cook Keith for Stansbury, Salaue for
Mcclure Refefee--11aroffin (Michignnl.
Umpire = Towers tcolumblal Head
llnsnman-naniell ca v.k Gtms e
lAlA - $3.50