Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
HOYAS ARE BEATEN
BY 1GTO0 SCORE
0utClassed in Clash, Which
Gives Terrors Second
Successive Win.
BY r. d. THOMAS.

~ ALTIMORE, October IL.
* Western Maryland, the little
- school with q big foot ball
team, smacked over proud
old Georgetown for the second
time in two years today.
Twelve thousand wild-eyed spec
tators, about half of them from
Washington, saw the Green Ter
ror cut loose with all its Wanted
might and score 10-to-0 victory
that was more decisive than
touchdown and field goal would
indicate.
The touchdown was made in the first
period in the only manner that George
town was conceded q chance to win.
Pass em to death or you're out o
luck" was dinned into the ears of Head
Coach Tom Mills by all the trained OBJ
servers who wanted Georgetown to win
1t was a pass, Halfback Floyd Doughty
to Fullback Harold Hoppe, that gave
Western Maryland It's big marker. The
ball sailed about 90 yards and Doughty
carried it % more across the goal
Quarterback George Ekaitis dropkicked
the extra point.
In the second period, with the ball
on Georgetown's l4-yard line, Halfback
Harry Lawrence, replacing Streese Bru-
baker for the purpose, scored from the
field with a low-fiying 23-yard drop
kick. A Georgetown player made a
brave effort to block the kick, but sCc-
ceeded only In DETECTING the o~cj
enough to have 1t clear the bar.
Never Seriously Threaten.
Although Georgetown scored sewn
first downs to the enemy's flve, It YVES
clearly outclassed. In the matter of
getting close to the goal the Blue and
Gray never seriously threatened, but on
several occasions its backs almost got
away for touchdown runs. Emile Bozek
had the best opportunity when he
had a clear field ahead. He was chased
outside on the Terrors' 23-yard line.
The game was young when it becams
apparent that Western Maryland was
the stronger team. It made no spec
tacular gains on running plays. 1t
completed only two passes out of seven
and had one intercepted II gained
only 113 yards rushing the ball, against
100 for Georgetown.
But 1t did a strange thing. It turned
slashlng defense into weapon OF ag-
nearly half the Western Maryland
ground by throwing backs for losses.
It is estimated that Georgetown lost
close to 100 yards in this manner
Such intrepid backs as Johnny Bozek
and Johnny Scalzi repeatedly were
nailed far behind the scrimmage line
Losses Of 10 and is yards were common.
Plays Are Smashed.
Georgetown plays were smashed
when barely under way. It's passers,
were its punters. The Blue and Gray
line at times was almost helpless on
the defense and rarely was able to open
a hole on the attack large enough for
back to squeeze through. Penalties
helped it to two of its seven first downs
Western Maryland's five we're earned
The Hilltoppers threw 10 passes, OF
which three were completed and two
intercepted They would have tossed
them time to get the ball away.
In the face of these discouragements
the Blue and Gray warriors carried on
bravely. A less stout-hearted team
with the same mechanical ability would
have been swamped.
And there was still another mighty
factor against them in the person of
Floyd Doughty. punter extraordinary.
Georgetown had hoped to help itself TO
much yardage through the return of
punts, several of its backs, and particu-
larly the flashy Quarterback Scalzi
having shown exceptional ability in this
direction.
Doughty Places Kicks.
But Doughty gave them little chance
Few of his kicks were long, the average
being about 35 yards, but they were so
placed that the Hoya safety men rarely
could get to them. A majority went
outside within the Georgetown 20-yard
line. One bounded out q yard from
the goal and another less than q foot
The Blue and Gray through a major
part of the battle was backed against
its final chalkline
Several times Johnny Bozek relieved
tension by kicking to midfield from be-
hind his own goal. and once he gave the
oval a 65-yard flight, western Mary
land getting the ball on its own 40-yard
line. But Johnny. plus the line that
couldn't hold out the enemy, more
than Offset this by putting the Green
Terror in position to score a field goal.
Doughty had booted outside on George
towns or inch line, and Bozek, at
tempting to return the punt fizzled, and
it was Western Marylands bali on
Georgetown's 11-yard line.
The Hoyas played inspired foot ball
to ward OF a touchdown, and succeeded
In stopping Brubaker twice and messing