Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-19
CARDS LOSE, go,
TOLOyOLAELEvEN
Hold Enemy Even in First
Half, But Give Way lin
Last 80 Minutes.

EFORE crowd OF $500
* shivering spectators, 10y
IL ola of Baltimore's fleet
Grayhounds, last night
handed the Catholic University
foot ball team its fourth conSecu-
tive defeat Of the season by q
score of 20 to 8 at the Griffith
Stadium.
With Capt Eddie Cannon serving as
the howitzer of its attack, Layola, after
q slow start, recovered quickly, gained
speed and completely outplayed the
Cardinals throughout the second half
of the game.
Despite the fact that they made IL
first downs to 8 for the Greyhounds,
the Cards, after half time, were unable
to cope with the tricky Orioles, who
scored touchdowns In the third and
fourth quarters.
Cards First TO Score.
The Cardinals got on to an impress
sive start when, after an exchange Of
puntS following the kickoff, Achstetter
tors quarterback. on the G. u. 40
yard line. A series Of plunges, with
Sheary and Oliver bearing the brunt,
and the Cards were on the 6-yard line,
where they lost the ball on downs.
Dallaire kicked out on the Cards 40
yard stripe, and a pass Oliver TO Blast
and another series of line plunges and
end runs worked the ball to the s.
yard line. Sheary, on another plunge
carried the bali to the 1-yard stripe
and Johnny Oliver took it over. divers
fT@rr Too alx,k
The GreyhoundS started warming up
after this marker. Capt. Eddie Cannon,
on the kickoff, gave the fans thrill
when he ran the oval back So yards,
being downed on the G. u. 22-yard line.
Cannon made first down on the next
play but the Brooklanders braced on the
l2-yard line and took the ball.
Here a poor kick by Frank Donahar
put the invaders into position for their
first touchdown. His punt carried only
to the 25.yard line. After a pass and
ball on the Cards 12-yard line. Cam
non carried the oval over In two plunges.
KanesS try for the point was low, but
it was awarded when G. U. man was
offside.
Neither team showed much punch in
the second quarter, though Catholic
University worked the ball to the 10y
ola IS and IL yard lines. Loyola once
reached the Cards 18-yard stripe.
Numerous fumbles married the period.
C. U. Loses Donahef.
The loss Of Frank Donaher early In
the third quarter through an injury
seemed to take much of the fight out Of
Catholic University. After an exchange
Of puntS, Dallaire kicked to C. us 10
yard line. Loyola drew q 5-yard PEN
atty, but when Oliver fImbled, the way
was paved for another Oriole score.
Capt. Cannon recovered the ball, and
on the seco@d play, q neat lateral pass,
Dellaire to Cannon, enabled the neet
Loyola leader to skip over the line for
his second touchdown. Kane missed
the extra-point try.
Another tumble by Johnny Oliver was
disastrous to the Cards late in the third
quarter. After receiving the kick-off, q
long pass failed, and Guariniere punted
TO Loyola's 37-yard stripe. After q first
down. Dallaire kicked and Finnery re-
covered divers tumble on the G. u.
20-yard line as the quarter ended.
Carlin opened the final period with q
run Of 10 yards to bring the ball to the
Brooklanders' 12-yard line, and on the
next two plays Carlin reeled on gains
Of and 4 yards to cross the line.
Dallaire's kick was good.
HopelesSly behind, Bergman's charges
took to the air, but were unable to hold
the ball after successfully eluding the
invaders defense time and time again.
The game ended with c. q. struggling
In midneld.
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