Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
BLAST S.LONG DASH
AVERTS A SHUTOUT
Bright Spot for Cardinals,
Who Are 0utpIayed From
Start-Score, SAT-.

OSTON, September 27.-The
X Maroon and Gold jugger-
- naut of Boston College
swept through little Cath.
Ole University here this after
noon, winning by the convincing
margin of Sd to Z. C. u. was OUT
played from early in the first
period, when B. c. recovered n
tumble that led up to the first
score, until the final quarter.
when Eagle subs put across a
touchdown.
But Catholic University fought all
the way, and at least two Of the touch
downs were caused by the breaks going
against the boys from washington,
Even in the last period, the team
from the Capital City was out there
vainly throwing passes and trying the
impossible task of penetrating the
Eagles line, something they did with
little success all afternoon.
Blasts Run Sensation.
@. us touchdown came midway
through the second. period, when Ach-
ste!ler blocked B, G. punt at midfield
and Blast, end of the visitors. scooned
IL up 10 run So yards for a touchdown.
IL was the longest and one of the most
sensational runs of the day.
Blasts teammates gave him perfect
interference, two running aside him
and two behind him. The two behind
LOOK cut b. G. men, as did one of those
VINO was next to him. A long and loud
cheer went up as the gallant little band
from the South chalked up a touch
down, something the odds were very
much against, as they were being great.
ly outplayed.
Blasts run for the touchdown was
the only time Catholic University was
within B. C,'s 50-yard line in possession
Of the ball.
Another star in the c. U. line-up.
altnough he fumbled leading UP to the
Ilrst b. 9. touchdown and was tackled
behind his goal line for n safety. was
little Carl de Mello, local boy, who
School.
Main Offensive Threat.
De Mello was the main offensive
threat in the c. u. backfield. but 10
gain against Boston College TODAY waa
asking too much of the little fellow.
His punting was great, however, get.
ting nearly as much yardage out of his
Kicks as big Johnny Dixon, the Eagle
captain
B. C. scored its first touchdown early
in the first period on short pass over
the line, Vodoclys to Dixon. The sec
end came on a 41-yard forward, Colbert
to Buckley. and Buckley scored after
an 8-yard run. At the end of the FIRST
period B. G. led, IA to 0.
@. U. scored in the second period and
b. @. added 10 more points on a 30.
yard run for touchdown by Shea after
intercepting a G. u. forward, q as
yard run around the end for another
touchdown by Antics. speed merchant
of the B. c. team, and plunge through
the line for a score by Mari, sub full
back.
One Score in Third.
In the third period B. G.. scored only
once, Buckley's touchdown after block
ing de Mello's punt on the G. u. 10
yard line.
De Mello was thrown for a safety
at the start of the fourth quarter and
OBrien and Ryder made touchdowns
to end the B. G. scoring
Despite the big score today, Coach
Dutch Bergman's eleven has possibili-
ties, IS the G. u. opponent next week,
wherever 1t may be. will find out There
was something missing today, but It
could easily be seen that G. u. is a
100 per cent better team than it showed
here