Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-02

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full feature. HopeleSSly outplayed
foe, the valiant StenogS, light, vol
were certainly not outgamed.
There was almost a touch OF
Business boys kept up the grim fl
They were indeed down, but
never out" The exhibition al
most made one wonder If there
should not be regulation prohib-
iting the meeting of teams so
manifeStly unmatched. But Bust
ness aSSuredly would never have
listened to such a proposal. 1t
unqueStionably would have been
in there battling as desperately If
its opponents had been twice as
heavy and as big. AS it was, Bust
ness never got inside Centrals 20
yard line.
Against the Central second-stringers,
most Of them 1ightweights. Business
looked not so bad, but the regular Blue
and White had no difficulty in gaining
consistently. Larry Pinckney, big Cen
trail INCREASING fullback, went through
the Stenog defense almost as though
1t were paper.
Pinckney accounted for 13 of his
teams points, scoring two touchdowns
and rushing the ball across for the
only extra point registered by his team.
Cumberland, second-string quarterback,
and Bunnie Casassa, regular left end,
each counted one touchdown, and
pass from Cumberland to Rose, reserve
left halfback, brought the other. Rose
and CumberlandS work on attack and
Bannerman's defensive play were other
features of Central's play. All three
are reserves.
Bill Duryee, quarterback, was the
outstanding Business player. He got
away for several good runs. But the
other Stenog backs were unable to get
anywhere. Business was severely handl-
capped by lamentably poor punting. A
couple of the Stenog boots went up in
the air and backward and all were
feeble.
Poor Kicks Hurt.
From the outset 1t was plain that
Coach Lynn Woodworth's charges were
no match for Central. Soon after the
Blue and White had kicked off to start
the game Business was unable to gain
and Biondi got of a poor punt that
gave Central the ball on the Stenogs'
20-yard line. Business recovered the
bali on downs on the 17-yard line, but
after Duryee and Biondi had gained
o yards, the latter again kicked, his
effort this time going almost straight
into the air and backward. Getting
possession of the ball on the Business
15-yard line, Rose stepped yards and
then Cumberland twisted over the goal
line. It was no touchdown, however,
Central being ruled offSide, and receiv-
ing a 5-yard penalty. Cumberland
then passed to Rose over the goal line
for the first touchdown. Cumberland's
drop kick for the extra point failed.
OentraPs second touchdown came
late in the opening period. After BUSH
ness had fared, with Duryee running
back a kickoff for 80 yards and Sin
clair and Duryee then made 1t another
first down, Central recovered the ball
and Rose circled left end for Is yards.
At this point Business was penaltzed
is yards for holding, and on the next
play Cumberland went OF tackle for
S yards and his teams second touch
down. Cumberland's drop kick for
ponit again divvered, however.
Two more Blue and White touch
downs were added in the second period
with the Central first-stringers taking
a leading part in their manufacture
Shortly after the period started Duryea
ripped off a gain of 81 yards on two
dashes for Business to bring the ball
into Central territory. At this stage
Coach Ty Rauber sent In flock OF
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tense was promptly halted. Sabatlnl
intercepted a Stenog pass and ran ID
yards before he was brought down.
Then Hinkel went of tackle for 35 yards,
following which there were couple
more runs to put the ball on the BUSH
ness 15-yard line, from where Pinckney
crashed through to the Blue and Whites
third touchdown. rush for the extra
point failed.
Soft Touchdown.
1t was only short time later when
Murray, Central lineman, blocked a
Business kick, but Business recovered
on It's own 5-yard line. A second Stenog
kick was then blocked and Bunnie Ca
sassa, Central end. fell on the ball be-
hind the Business goal for another
touchdown. Pinckney rushed over for
the extra point, the first to be made by
Central. The half ended with Central's
lead IS to o.
With its second stringers again on the
job Central continued to carry the fight
to the Business gamesters in the second
half, but did not have quite enough
drive to score. Early in the period the
Blue and White. after getting the ball
on poor Business kick, reached the
Business 5-yard line on runs by Graves,
Feldnan and Cumberland. Cumberland
then smashed through to the Stenog
goal, but it was no touchdown as Cen
trail was declared offside and received
a 5-yard penalty. Business then held
and kicked, but Central came right
pack to again work the ball to the
Stenog 5-yard strip. Here the Stenoe
defense again stiffened and Duryee
rushed the ball Is yards to get the ball
out of danger. Late in the period Weit1
for Business recovered punt on Gen.
trails 30-yard line where the Stenogs
opened a desperate but futile passing
attack.
Central chalked up its fifth and final
touchdown late in the final period after
Rauber had again inserted his regu-
lars. Pinckney once more went over
crashing through from the l7-yard
mark for his second touchdown. Pinck-
ney had put the ball In the range of
the enemy goal by interceptine ar
alien pass shortly before. Mirman's
place-kick for the point fiivvered.
Lineup and Summary.
Central (3D. Position. Business C0>
Poisnsbee 49,. Left tackle .......'''. Wiiiaf
Boyle Left guard. ......,....P Plan
Carroll Ris shs. g guard ;........:.Wsit
Chiidress -. Right end. ........ .Hazleto
Cumberland -. Quarterback ........ .Durye
Graves ......... Right halfback. 80. .Sinclai
De List0. ..FuIloack ............ .Bionc
Score by periods:
Business ................. o.
Touchdowns-Rose. Cumberland. Pinckne