Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-16

the latter won, SO to 6. However,
team against Central than it did
Eastern and Central ran away wit
BY drubbing Business yesterday
Techs eleven achieved its third
championship in the past seven
years that Hap Hardell has been
coaching it. During this period
the Tech team has either won or
finished in tie every year except
1925, when Central was the victor
In 1923 Hardell's proteges won the
title, in 1924 they tied for it with West
ern, and after Central won the crown
in 1925, Tech tied for it again in 1926
with Western and again in 1927 with
Central and Eastern and then came on
to hoist its standard last year and this.
Loses Few Games.
During these years Tech has lost only
two games, but both to Central, having
fallen before the Blue and White, o to
IS. in 1925, and to IL, in 1927. The
Mckinley team has been tied four
times during the period, once in 1924,
once in 1925 and twice in 1925. A total
of 20 games has been won by Tech,
with three defeats and four ties, from
1923-29, inclusive.
Tech has just one nlure game Sched-
uled before it ends its season, that with
Stanton Military Academy on the Vir-
gianianS' gridiron Thanksgiving day.
Yesterdays game was the last on the
Business schedule. 1t has been dis
aStrouS campaign for Lynn Wood
worth's charges. Handicapped by lack
Of material and facilities to train, the
Stenogs have waged a plucky fight all
Fall, but have offered little opposition to
their larger and more experienced OPP
ponents.
Business was unable to score single
point In the championship series, while
its opponents were amaSsing total OF
1863. The Stenogs, however, did win one
game, scoring a 60 victory over the
st. Johns College junior varsity at An
napolis. incidentally, the touchdown
scored in this contest represented the
only points Business achieved during
q regular game this season.
Look for Better Teams.
Followers of Business, however, are
bouyed by the knowledge that it will
not be long before its athletic teams
will have the use of modern facilities
at the new Business School and are
confident that then the StenogS will
regain their place in the athletic sun.
AS was generally expected, Tech had
an easy time of it all the way against
Business yesterday and, incidentally, In
rolling up 81 points, set record for
the current series. Eastern's $50 win
over Business was the previous marx.
After the first few moments it was
evident that the Mckinley team was to
have no trouble with Business and the
game was only few minutes old when
Tech scored its first touchdown. Two
more were added in the second period, a
couple more in the third and the last
three in the final quarter, during the
latter part of which it was growing dark.
Tech had little difficulty in gaining
against the Stenogs either on running
plays or through the air, while Business
was never dangerous.
All Tech Cadets Gain.
Just about every back used by Tech
accounted for substantial yardage. Al
Reichman scored two touchdowns, and
Goss, Nelson, Capt Benner, Moore and
Yznaga one each. Reichman, Nelson,
Benner, Goss and Bruce Moore, a
sophomore, appearing for the first time
in a game for Tech, were the standoutS
on attack.
Reichman gained much ground as
did Nelson, who also did some good
kicking; Benner accounted for much
yardage after receiving passes ana
played a whale of defensive game;
GoSs advanced the ball about every
time he was called upon and Moore,
despite his inexperience, gained more
than 40 yards in three plays. Aubrey
Spencer, Tech quarterback, Tipped
passes in his usual good style.
Sid Kolker Tech right tackle, whose
play throughout the series has been
consistently good, showed strongly again.
Bill Duryee was the lone Business
back to gain appreciably. He turned IN
several nifty end runs. sam Levy
played well at right tackle for the
Stenogs.
In the opening minutes of the game
Business hared when Duryee staged two
end runs, one good for 20 yards ana
the other for IS, but then, after the
Stenogs had been checked, Tech blocked
a Business kick in midf1eld and quickly
swept down the field to its first touch
down. Goss plunged over from the Z
yard line. Features of the drive 10
this score were IS and Is yard runs
by Nelson and Reichman, respectively.
Benner's placement for point failed.
Toward the last part of the period Teen
again got its attack functioning et-
fectively but Business intercepted a
Mckinley pass and Duryee got on TO
another end run, this time for 25 yards
and then Business got Is more yards
through a penalty imposed on the
Maroon and Gray as the quarter ended.
Tech Carries On.
Tech promptly halted the Stenogsr
however, at the start of the second
period and the session was young when
Reichman went around right end fol
Techs second touchdown early In the
period. The Mckinley eleven was
awarded the extra point when Busi-
ness was offside. A little later Spencer
slipped off tackle for 20 more yards
over for the point. AS the quarter
waned Goss went over for what was
thought to be another touchdown after
Benner had scooped up a Business
tumble on the latter's 12-yard line, but
Hardelrs team was offside and Bust
ness succeeded in repulsing this threat
Nelson almost single-handed &C
counted for his teams fourth touch
down when, early in the third period, ne
took the ball with the exception OF 9
few yards all the way from his team;
44-yard line, finally scoring on Z
yard plunge. Benner's placement fol
point was unsuccessful.
It was only a short while later wher
Benner fell on Business rumble pc
hind the Stenog's goal line for Techs
fifth touchdown. This time BenneI
made good on the try for point by rush
ing the ball across.
players were hardly Distinguished
Tech had the Stenogs on the run all tn
way. Joe Yznaga scored touchdown
in the first stages of the quarter bu