The Washington times., 1930-11-19
TECH SCORES.
VIC.T DRY
BY 3I-6
BY GARRETT WATERS

BY GARRETT WATERS
The best-drilled team in his
career as coach at Tech High
School. That's what they're say
ing about Hap Hardell and his
gray-clad eleven today follow
ing that combinations victory
over Eastern yesterday for the
scholastic grid crown.
Some 5000 fans at Central
Stadium saw some realization Of
this fact after witnessing rout
by Tech after the start of the
second half of the proceedings.
The final score was 81 to 8 in
favor Of Tech.
The Gray warriors couldn't
be stopped once they got
started, is the ultimatum.
1t was Just q case Of march,
march, march, to q goal
after the first two quarters.
Eastern put up. whale of a
fight during the first half, how
ever. Coach Kelley's crew really
played inspired football, but
couldn't keep up the pace.
Tech won its third consecutive
championship by it's victory. Har-
dell won no little glory in being
the director Of the teams at
tack. AS said before, he, had
his men drilled to the letter in
winning.
The game went over in a big
way for the benefit end Of it.
WaShingtonians and students
alike turned out en- maSse for
its cause, which was for charity.
The packed Central Stadium was
Q grand picture to the occasion
for which it stood.
Eastern gave the fans some
thing to really rave about by
holding the Gray ScoreleSs in the
first quarter and matching it in
scores during the second period.
But McAboy'S s. yard run for
. touchdown seemed to end its
punch for the day.
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This lads flight for the
Tech goal line was emblem
attic Of his teams fight dur
ing the first half to keep
pace with . known powerful
Gray opponent, though.
He was ever alert when Nelson
was forced to kick for Tech.
He was right on the ball when
Nelson's punt was blocked. And
he was ever away when he re.
covered and ran for dear life to
score the first goal to be regis
tered against Tech during the
series.
But it was here that the strain
OF keeping pace hit not only
McAboy but his teammates. The
second half brought out the fact
that they had shot their bolt. It
was Tech and only Tech from
that time on to the end.
Reichman, Sachs, Hatos and
Sachs, in that order scored
touchdowns for the Gray in the
second half. And they did so by
powerful plunging work. East
ern'S line fell in retreat. Techs
forward wall rose in, contrast. It
was all over after the third quar-
ter when two touchdowns had
been scored by that time and a
Third was on its way.
Finally it was completely over.
Eastern was in possession of the
ball at the whistle, still in the
game but decisively defeated. It
meant to do its best to the last
as a first down was registered
almost as the whistle shrilled its
final notes. 1t did its best.
Techs weILdrilIed team
showed in every respect. 1t
exhibited briIIiance in its
three methods Of attack, the
spinner attack, the sweeping
end run and the overhead, at
tack.
Hardell is to be congratulated
for his ability to turn out a team
OF this sort, especially since it's
the third title-winning team he
has produced in the same num-
ber Of years.
Mike Kelley. of Eastern, is to
be congratulated also on his fine
work for the season in getting
together as powerful a combine
tion as the Lincoln Parkers this
year, in view of their inexperi.
ence under fire. Two great |
coaches is a fair ultimatum.
TIL Y TIL