Evening star., 1930-11-30
T|TANS OUTPLAY
HOYAS BY Z TO D
Cogan'S Pass of 81 Yards
to Berg, Who Runs IA,
Starts Scoring.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special OlSpaLCn TO Inc star.
~ ETROIT, November 29.-In
a sleet-swept gridiron be-
- fore crowd of 5000 spec
tatorS, University of De-
troit swept through Georgetown
University to a 1910 victory in q
fast game that was featured by
the swift running and hard
plunging of Capt. Storen, Titan
fullback.
Detroit started the contest with its
second string lineup. A tumble shortly
after the kickoff gave the ball TO
Georgetown deep in Detroit's territory.
The Hoyas repeatedly threatened during
the first period, but failed to cross the
final mark, although they knocked ct
the Titan goal on four occasions.
New Team Sent In.
At the beginning of the second quar-
ter Detroit substituted an entire team
and cut off the tackles and through the
center of the line for repeated gains. A
pass, Storen to Berg, shortly before the
close of the quarter placed the Titans
in q scoring position, but time was called
as ONen swept around end for touch
down and the play was called of.
Detroit kicked of to open the second
half, and after failing to gain Scalz
punted to midfleld. An exchange Of
puntS gave Detroit the ball on George
towns 45-yard line After two attempts
OF tackle proved futile, Cogan passed
81 yards to Berg, who ran the remain
ing distance for the initial score. Co
gan's place-kick was blocked.
Opportunity Is Lost.
Detroit again kicked off to Scalzi, who
returned to his 26, and after failing to
gain Scalzi punted to Detroit's 43. Berg
fumbled, and Danner recovered for
Georgetown on Detroit's As. The Hill
toppers lost their opportunity when
Howell intercepted a pass and ran 1t
back to midfield. Failing to gain De-
troit punted and Georgetown made It's
only first down of the game on plunge
by Gillis and 5-yard penalty. The
quarter ended with the ball in George
towns possession on their own 37-yard
line.
Scalzi punted to Cogan, and play see
sawed back and forth between the 40
yard lines. At the middle Of the quar-
ter Detroit began a march from its 20
yard line. Spinners by Storen and
SmaSneS OH the LackleS py berg ana
O'Nen carried the ball to Georgetown's
48-yard line. A 15-yard penalty placed
the oval on Georgetown's 23-yard stripe.
Barbour passed TO Storen on George
towns 6, but Detroit was penalized
for stalling. Storen plowed through to
the 4-yard mark, and Berg went around
left end to the 1-yard line. Then Storen
plunged over center for the score. Par
saca's attempted drop-kick was too low,
Final Pass Intercepted.
Georgetown attempted a number Of
passes after taking the kick on the 27-
yard line and managed to reach mid
field, where Schearer intercepted pass
for Detroit as the game ended.
Detroit (12). Position. GEORGETOWN COZ.
Campeau ......L Lett end. ............ Hudson
Schtmmer .... Left tackle. ...... .Katalinas
Mcnamara .....Left guard. ....... .Dubotski
Fitzpatrick ....Center 80; ;.........; Morris
heSS ..NiBnV SudIu. Oanner
Warren Right tackle. Anderson
C1c0tte ..Rlght enQ. Brennan
Schearer ..... Quarterback ........: .Scalzt
Cogan ......... Lett nauDack. Emil bozek
6Loren ...ss...nlEnC nalIoack. MOONEY
White ........ Fullback ............. .Gtlns
Score by periods:
Detroit .............O 0 6-l2
NeorgetoWn ............. 10
T0uchdouue-parQ EtOren