The Washington times., 1930-10-18
arand Ele zen Plays ST. Johns Grden at Byrd Stadiu
POWERSHOWN
BY MANUAL
TRAINERS
by GARRETT WATERS

BY GARRETT WATERS
Two games remain on the
scholastic schedule to colse the
week. st. Adams meets Mt. ST..
Mary's Prep today at st. Albans
in. a game arranged at the last
minute, and Emerson travels to
Staunton. Va, to meet the Staun-
ton Military Academy eleven.
It opened, the high school foot
ball series for 1880. And another
of. those woodworking HardeI-
coached Tech elevens ran rough
shod over another pllucky but
weak Business club, 80 to 0, on
the Central High gridiron.
Cnincidental with this victory
and defeat, two other games took
place on the scholastic horizon
and resulted in a victory for the
Dewitt Prep eleven. which n1assa-
cred Alexander High, 80 to o,
end q defeat for Coach Paully
Bryne's st. Johns team, which
fell before Calvert Hall at Baltt-
more, IL to z.
Techs victory over Business
satisfied in the minds of many
the superiority which Coach Har-
dell's men have and win have
over the remainder Of the teams
in the high school group this
season. Once again their per
formance stamped them as the
heavy favorite to cop another
title, even though it is some four
weeks away as yet.
Business put up the same
characteristic showing which
has been its fate for the past
10 years. It fought to the
last, but to no avail. -
Coach Hardell used three COM
binations for Tech, and all per-
formed in commendable manner.
The team, with Al Reichman in
it, looked the best chiefly because
Of this lads ball-carrying work.
At that any combination could
have beaten Business after the
first half when the Stenog play
ers were so badly whipped that
they could hardly play it out.
Coach ,Woodworth had his men
all popped up at the start. how
ever. And they came through
far a moment when they carried
the oval to Techs 2O-yard marx
before being stopped. A tumble
checked the rally at this stage,
and Nelson, Tech back, punted
ont of danger. A pass started
the advance for the Stenogs
when Plant ran 20 yards after
receiving a 35.yard heave from
Duryee. This player ana John
son then plunged the ball to
Techs 20.yard line in successive
runs which netted two first
downs.
Then the tumble. 1t was
Techs game from there on
rs the final score indicates.
Business had shot its bolt and
could not come back.
Being held scoreless because OF
all this unexpected offensive work
by Business, Tech did not get
started until the second quarter.
AL Reichman counted the first
touchdown when he ran 25 yards
the first time he carried the
ball. Gormley kicked the extra
point.
The points were piled UP from
there on. Yznaga, Sachs, Pisano,
Aperti and Gormley scored touch
downs by straight football, the
sort used throughout by Coach
Hardell.
Dewitt Prep clearly outclassed
Alexandria High in its victory
over that team. Harvey and
Bernard scored four of the Upton
street Schools touchdoWns while
Millard counted the other. The
Dewitt team looked its best of the
season.
1t was just case of being
up against a powerful eleven
in St. Johns defeat at the
hands Of Calvert Hall.
Coach Paully Bryne's lads put
UP a plucky fight, however, and
scored in the last quarter when
q 4O.yard pass, Augusterfer to
Juiiano, on which the latter ran
80 yards, clicked. Augusterfer
dropkicked the extra point. Cal
vert Hail scored touchowns in the
third and final periods, but failed
each time to add the extra point.
ENDID RECORD