Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
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GREAT HOYA RALLY
N|PS EAGLES, 0D-19
Second-Half Drive Brings VIC
tory Over Doughty Boston
College.
Special Dispatch to tn, star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TEN WAY PARK, Boston,
r. November "a rapid FIRE
L Georgetown eleven today de-
feated the powerful Boston
College team in the most thrilling
foot ball clash seen here in three
years. The Hoyas came from be-
hind In the second half to register
three touchdowns and two points
after to conquer the highly-rated
Eagles, 20 to 10.
Perhaps never in recent years Of Bos-
ton College foot ball has there been
such q contest as thrilled $4,000 fans
at Fenway PARK this afternoon. There
have been better-played games, and
there have been better teams than the
rivals who staged this dramatic clash,
but never at this park has there been
such heart-rending mixture Of thrills,
spills, brilliance and errors.
While the margin Of victory for the
washington crew was single point,
by Johnny 2calz in the third period,
Coach Tommy Mills steven outplayed
the Eagles IN practically every depart
ment of the game.
A forward passing attack better than
any seen In Boston this year had the
Eagle secondary defense on the run. and
some trenchant line plunging by all the
Georgetown backs rolled up valuable
yarcage and by its deception permitted
successful aerial attack.
ScaIzi, John Bosek Stars.
Johnny Scalzi and John Bozek were
the individual stars Of the day from q
Blue and Gray aspect, while in the line
Can't. Bill Morris, Maurice Dubofsky
and Dick Danner were outstanding.
Georgetown's scores were registered
by Scalzi, Robert Brennan and John
Bozek, while Chess Antos tailed twice
for the Eagles, and George CConneL'
star guard, recovered blocked kick be-
hind the Georgetown goal for the third
touchdown of the University Heights
men.
Georgetown opened It's bag of tricks
in the third quarter to register two
touchdowns and almost tally . third
before the panicky Eagles could take
the situation In hand. Boston scored
once IN this period when Bozeks
punt was blocked by Dixon, and O'Cor-
nell recovered behind the Georgetown
goal
First blood was drawn by the
Eagles when Chess Antos scored in
the second period on Q sweeping 50.
ward run after taking short pass
from George Colbert. The quarter was
tinged with blue and gray up to the
last few minutes. when Antos scored.
Colbert's kick from his own 33-yard
line rolled over the Georgetown goal,
putting the Hoyas on the defensive.
Scalzis attempted pass from ms ~
yard lire was intercepted by Colbert
on the enemy 43-yard line, and he ran
outside on the 49, The next play was
the long pass to Antos that resulted in
the opening score Of the contest.
Fine Pass Attack Tells.
A splendid passing attack In the
third quarter eliminated In George
towns first score. Scalzi's pass to
Danieu. followed by his toss to Bozek,
brought the ball IS yards to the Bos-
ton Toward line, and q short heave by
Bozek to Scalzi over the right Of the
defensive zone resulted In q touch
down. Scald made good on the point
and the visitors took the lead. 7-6.
The Eagles brought the fans to their
feet three minutes later by scoring
second touchdown over the astounded
Georgetown team when Bozek, attempt
ing to kick out from behind his goal
line. was slow In getting the boot on
and Dixon broke through to block the
kick O'Connel, Boston guard, swooped
on the pigskin behind the goal for
touchdown. Mike Vodocklys kicked the
point after touchdown.
The thrill jaded spectators were
treated to an old-fashioned goal lire
stand by the Eagles some four minutes
later. The fiuctuating fortunes OF the
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