Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
EACH PERIOD SEES
GALLAUDET SCORE
RingIe Dashes 81 Yards to
TouchdoWn-Losers Tally
Near Finish.
By JOHN b. KELLER.

VII 1uuUuCIO WCIS Sd1l6uoCIO
foot ball warriors yesterday in
T their final contest Of the sea-
~ son. While their opponents
found the going extremely
difficult on the rnud-slicked Kendall
Green gridiron. the Gallaudet gridders
were a sure-foot lot In plunging and
passing their way to a 25-to-7 victory
over Shepherd Colleges eleven.
With plenty of fire in their attack.
the Kendall Greeners registered q
touchdown in each of the four periods
and so sturdy was their defense that not
until the last few minutes of the fray
was Shepherd able to get flock Of
points. Gallaudet'S scoring began with
64-yard twisting run to goal by the
sensational Capt. Johnny Ringle and
again in the second period he jammed
through the Shepherd line to touch
down. Badly bruised in this second as
sault upon the West virginians' forward
wall, Ringle was withdrawn from the
game, so the second half homecoming
was done by Monaghan and zieske.
Although Shepherd several times had
driven deep into Gallaudet territory, 1t
was not until near the end of the
battling that it got within the 15-yard
stripe. Then the West Virginians went
into the air to get their touchdown, a
well-thrcwn pass. Rankin to Goh,
doing the work.
The victory. was Gallaudet's fourth
In its seven starts this Fall, concluding
the most successful foot ball campaign
the Kendall Greeners have been through
in years. Three of the victories were
scored on the Kendall Green grtdiron.
GaIIaudet Eleven FIashy.
Against Shepherd yesterday, Gallaudet
showed a Stalwart line and fine lot
of running backs. Its interferences were
quickly formed and remarkably effective
and the offensive play of the forwards
was of high order. The defense, too.
was good. 1t had to be to check Shep-
herd, for the West Virginians had on
the field sturdy bunch of players;
In fact, Shepherd was not so outclassed
as the score seems to indicate.
In attack, Gallaudst flashed every
thing it had to provide much entertain
ment for the few hundred spectators
who braved the elements to get their
foot ball. It's running attack was varied,
the kicking was good and IN the third
period Gallaudet launched an aerial
offensive spectacular and exceptionally
elective; Shepherd seemed to have
little in the way of offense, but what
little It had It made the most of.
Ringle, as usual, was Gallaudets out
standing player in offenSe and defense,
but this brilliant back did not grab all
the glory. HokanSon, who hurled Gal
laudet's passes, did some sensational
ball-toting and so did Zieske in addi-
ton to performing well on the finishing
end of heaves. Parks and Grinnell,
the Kendall Green tackles, were prom
inent factors in offense and defensively
seemed all over the field. shattering
plays while they were in action
Shepherds line did not function well,
but the West Virginia backs were more
d.. u
Maddox, particularly the first two
named, showed plenty of foot and abil-
ity to twist and squirm through q
broken field. With better line in
front OF them, these Shepherd backs
probably would have given Gallaudet
much more of tussle than they did.
Rankin did the kicking for Shepherd
and made q good Job Of 1t.
Field Goal Trial Misses.
In the opening period, Gallaudet
twice drove dangerously near the Shep-
herd goal only to lose the ball when
fourth-down forward passes grounded
before Shepherd made any Roadway.
It was punting exchange with Hokan-
sons kick sending the ball over the
sideline that gave Shepherd a chance
to try for goal from field. With RAN
kin holding the ball on the 30-yard line.
wide of its mark.
Shepherd soon had another chance to
get somewhere for one of its players re-
covered Gallaudet tumble on the az
yard line. But in the first play there
after. Maddox fumbled and Parks fell
on the ball for Gallaudet on the az
yard line. A line thrust by Zieske net
teo yards, then Ringle took the ball.
He crashed through the Shepherd for
ward wall, eluded four or five would-be
tacklsrs and sprinted on to the FIRST
touchdown, scoring run of 81 wards.
Ihere was deal of punting in the
second period before Gallaudet got
under way to its second touchdown.
This scoring ended 62-yard march.
Hokanson began the advance with a
pruSn oy tackle for "a yards and Ringle
broke through the line for q run of
10 yards. After getting to the 4-yard
stripe, Gallaudet suffered 5-yard pen
atty for off-side play, but with four
slams at the Shepherd line rot It's
touchdown. Ringle. with a 3.yard
plunge, carried the ball over.
Pass Way 10 Touchdown.
A l5-yard penalty for holding failed
to stop Gallaudet in the third period
when 1t got on the way to its third
touchdown. Hokanson started the adj
vance by intercepting Shepherd pass
and toting the ball back to nidfeld,
His heave to zieske was good for is
yards and zieske went Is more before
being downed. Another Hokanson-to-
Iieske pass netted but yards and in
the next play the Kendall Greeners
were penalized. pass, Hokanson to
Monaghan, though, was good for %
yards and the same pair again collMr
grated In the making Of a touchdaVh
heave. After this touchdown HokaDson
kicked his only extra POINT.
In the second play of the fossexn
period Shepherd fumbled and Cal
laudet recovered the bali within is
yards. Of goal. Seven line smashes
brought touchdown, Zieske ToIne
across. Then the teams battled one
another to q standstill until near the
end Of the period. when Rankin sent
a 50-yard punt outside at Gallaudet's
1-yard line. Hokanson's punt sent the
ball out of bounds at the 17-yard stripe
and Shepherd began its scoring attack
with plunge that Melted yards. Then
Rankin tossed the ball to Con, who
was waiting on the other side of goal,
Rankin crashed the Gallaudet line for
the seventh point