Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
HOYAS DO SCORING
IN FINAL QUARTER
0utrush West Virginians,
Getting II First Downs
to Opponents 4.
NV holm r. KELLER.


4 i University's foot ball team
after fruitless struggle
through three quarters of the game in
Grifith Stadium yesterday managed to
carry the ball across goal three times
in the final quarter and hand the West
Virginia Wesleyan eleven l9-to-O
trouncing.
downs was registered shortly after the
fourth quarter got under way. 1t ended
a 34-yard advance in which Leary
skirted the Wesleyan left flank for a
16-yard sprint to the score. The other
touchdowns came quickly. Georgetown
recovered a Wesleyan tumble within 10
yards of the final line and four plays
with Johnny Bozek toting the ball in
the last accounted for a block of points.
The last touchdown was the result of q
play rarely seen in foot ball.
When Capt Mooney kicked off for
Georgetown following its second touch
down he dubbed his kick. The ball
bounded not so deeply into Wesleyan
territory and veered toward the side
line. While Wesleyan players were
waiting for it to roll from the field Of
play, Wynkoop. Georgetown's right end,
came tearing down the turf scooped up
the bounding oval and before. the foe
could gather its wits covered the IS
yards that lay between him and the
final chalkmark
Capt. Mooney attempted three times
to get an extra point for the Hoyas,
but succeeded only once. His lone good
kick followed the second touchdown.
HOya Backfield Ragged.
Georgetown generally outplayed Yves
leyan, but its backf1eld lacked snap
during the greater part of the first
three quarters and little was gained
with the somewhat complicated plays
that we're attempted. In fact, fire.
quently the Hoya backfield seemed at
sea once the ball was snapped back.
The Georgetown line charged well and
opened gaps for the ball carriers, but
too often the ball carriers were late
swinging into action.
Georgetown made but one serious
scoring threat before it crashed its
way over goal. Early in the third
quarter, 1t staged 46-yard advance
that was ended by a tumble on the
Wesleyan 10-yard stripe. At other
times, Georgetown was mainly the
aggressor, but whenever it seemed on
the verge of forging ahead the Wes-
leyan team would brace and force Capt.
Mooney TO stick his toe into the ball.
This, Capt. Mooney did in great style,
sending the oval looming above the
rridiron for distances from 40 TO 30
wards on the fly. However, the George
town leader had worthy kicking rival
in Rodriguez, Wesleyan's husky back.
The young man from Buckhannon ire
ouently matched Capt. Mooney for dis
lance with his left-footed kicks and
got the ball away well, too, behind a
none too steady line. 1t was Rodrl-
ruez' talented toe more than anything
else that kept Georgetown at Day 80
long. ,
n WeSleyan's 4, getting by lar the
greater number in the last two quarters.
only twice was Wesleyan able 70 MAKE
anv Roadway with running attack, out
n oicked up two first downs with
frenzied aerial offensive In the maj
quarter. Georgetown was not so GOOD
at aerial play, although it managed to
make good several passes, one from
EcaIzi to Johnny Bozek OF Is YARDS
figuring in the first scoring march.
Outstanding Players.
Each team had it's outstanding
players. Morris played an active center
for GEORGETOWN. Johnny Bozek, re-
nlacinp his brother Emil in the back
Acid about midway of the second quar-
ter. performed fashily. He was easily
the Hoyas' most reliable ball carrier;
battles and Rodriguez did we'll as ball
GOLeTS IUE WCSlCydAAs SOAASA~~
their line opened few gaps for them.
cant. Miller was a strong defensive
PLAYER for Wesleyan. while Reemsnyder
at left tackle was the steadiest OF the
forwards.
During the first two quarters George
town was in Wesleyan's territory ire
uuently, but Wesleyan never attacked
bevond the middle line. The third
quarter saw Georgetown fall back upon
a kicking game after its early big
thrust was turned aside and near the
UIarter's end Wesleyan attacked strong
iy enough to reel off two first downs.
1t was one of the few poor punts
Rodriguez made that paved the way
to Georgetown's first score. He kicked
from behind his goal to his 35-yard
line and the Hoyas headed for block
of points Immediately. Two line plays
and a forward pass made it first down
on the 16-yard line, from where Leary
slipped around end to a touchdown.
Can't. Mooney then kicked off to a
touchdown and poor snap-back by
the Wesleyan center in the first scrim-
mage resulted in tumble that Schmid
recovered for Georgetown within nine
yards of goal. 1t was easy for George
town to tally again. Wynkoop's sensa-
tional dash followed the next kickoff
for the final block of points.