Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-19
TECH WINS OR TIES
I OUT OF 5 YEARS
Defeat of Eastern CIincheS
Third Title in Row for Ma
room and Gray.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

S a prognosticator Hap Har-
~ coach. 49, 49, go
Give an ear to what he
wrote this reporter when asked
to jot down a little something last
Summer about Techs 1880 foot
ball outlook.
Prospects are poor. I am still
gloomy. Kolker and Goldman are
the only regulars back on the line.
Nelson and Reichman are the only
regulars we have in the backfield
along with Yznaga, who had some
experience last year."
From that line one who didn't
Know Hardell would figure that Techs
chances to retain its public high school
title were slim. indeed However, those
who know Hap paid not the slightest
attention to him. Rather we con-
cluded Tech would win again which
II did yesterday by routing Eastern,
What record Tech has made ON
the grloiron since Hardell began COACH
ing ns eleven eight years ago. Its
victory yesterday over Eastern brought
It's fourth championship in this period
yep since 1928 the Mckinley team has
either wen the title or tied for IL
every year except 1925, when Central
was the victor
Loses Only to Central.
During this span Tech has lost only
two games, both to Central. having
1925, and 0 to IL, in 1927.
In 1928 Hardell made his debut as
the Tech tutor by leading it to the
title. In 1924 Mckinley tied for II
with Western. Central won the crown
IN 1925, Tech tied for it again in 1926
With Western and again in 1927 with
central and Eastern. Then the Gray
right in 1923. 1929 and this wear.
Since 1928 Tech has scored a total
OF 636 points in the title series against
"a for an its opponents. During this
| period the Gray has outscored BUSH
ness. 248 points to IA; Eastern, 176 to
| IS; Central, log to 81, and Western.
lO6 TO ID. The points scored yester-
Day by Eastern were the only tallies
registered this year against Tech, which
meanwhile rolled up l21
eastern put IN mighty fight
against Tech for the Gr-t falf yester-
day, holding the Gray to a &C. tie.
but then the Light Bite collapsed be-
/ fore the rush of the Cray and in the
third period Tech opened whitening
commandment along the ground and,
for the first time in the series. from
the air, which brought two touch
downs. Then in the final quarter Nc
| Kinley slaShed through the thoroughly
tired but desperately struggling East
crners for two more touchdowns.
Intercepts Pass to Score.
George Sachs, who scored three of
Techs touchdowns, and Al Reichman
and Steve Hatos, each Of whom count
ed one, sparkled on attack for the
Gray, while Dick Nelson got in some
classy passing and booting. Capt. Sid
Kolker was the stand-out on the line
for the victory, though some high-class
work was turned in by various other
Tech forwards, notably Rhodes Bell
and Baxter. Kenny McAboy, husky
end, scored Eastern's lone touchdown
lntercepting pass and daShing SIS
yards. McAboy played stoutly in every
department, as did Wolfe, alert tackle.
Mel Wade did some nice kicking for
the Light Blue. Aside from McAboy's
touchdown, Eastern did not make
single threatening gesture toward the
Tech goal
There was no scoring in the first pc
Rod though Kolker gave a thrill by
breaking through to block an Eastern
punt on the latters 22-yard line. Mel
son funbled, however, on the next play
and the furiously fighting Fasteners
fought Tech on even terms the re-
mainder of the period.
Tech scored its first touchdown early
in the second quarter when Reichman,
who replaced Hatos, broke of tackle for
30 yards on a spinner play to start an
attack that soon ended in Sachs plung-
| ing across the Light Blue goal Shortly
| aftsrward McAboy intercepted Tech
pass and made his 55-yard run to a
touchdown.
Opening a slashing attack over and
| through the Eastern defense in the
third quarter. Tech drove down the
field with Reichman going over for
tally on a short end sweep. After a
brief Eastern furry in which Palmer
made a 20-yard end run, Tech again
battered its way toward the Eastern
goal with Sachs on a spinner play
finally lunging across for the Gray's
third touchdown.
Sachs Scores Again.
AS the quarter ended Tech again
was pounding at the enemy goal, and
on the first play of the fourth period
Hatos socked the line for five yards
and his teams fourth touchdown.
Shortly before the game ended Sachs
ended 30-yard Mckinley drive by
counting his third and Techs final
| tally
Gormley twice missed the kick for
extra point, and Rhodes and YZnaga
each failed once to boot the goal after
touchdown. A forward pass, Nelson to
Sachs, brought the lone extra point
converted by Tech. Wade failed on a
placement after Eastern's touchdown.
About 1000 turned out for the game,
the proceeds of which went to charity.
Everybody gladly donated their services.
officials, ticket takers, etc. Even the
reporters paid 1t was estimated around
81 200 was cleared, which will be used
to alleviate distress among the Dis
trirtiS rapdv.