Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-02
FLASHY RADIO RIPS
CARDINAL DEFENSE
His Passes, Runs Figure in
West Virginia EIeven's
20-to-6 Victory.
BUNCH of husky West vi

IA. SulAdlS, AGGAc AcA dIuCo
"A swooped down upon Cath
Ole University yesterday
and ran away with a 2O-to-6 foot
ball game. Scarcely heard of
here before it was placed on the
Cardinals gridiron schedule, New
River State College of Mont
gomery showed it's opponent
plenty in foot ball way and won
in a manner that left no doubt as
to which was the better team.
For q time the plucky Cardinals put
up f1ne night even to the extent of
putting over in the third period
touchdown to match that made by
New River In the second The task
Of holding back the West Virginians
became too much for the home side in
the last period, however. and two more
alien touchdowns were recorded.
A flashy gridironer named RADIO fig-
ured prominently in the New River
victory. This young fellow proved an
elusive runner and a corking paSser
and alone gained much more ground
than was picked up by the combined
efforts OF the Catholic University pig
skin toters.
RADIO Fine Gamer.
It was RADIO who hurled to Ashcraft
o pass netting Is yards and the first
touchdown Of the battle. 1t was RADIO
who made most Of the gains in the
40-yard New River advance that ended
when Young crossed fer q score shortly
after the fourth period opened, . score
that broke the tic created by the
Whalen-to-DeMello pass that counted
for Catholic University IN the third
quarter. Again it was Rado who
Of 80 New River made to its last touch
down, and this dashing player carried
the ball across goal
Each team got away with some
lengthy forward passes. but New River
gained more than Catholic University
with overhead attack. So good was
New Rivers running offensive that the
Cardinals were completely outclaSsed in
this department Of play. DeMello Of
the home side did the best kicking of
the game, although Whalen. who did
ing, and Davey and Stewart Of the
visitors at times booted cleverly.
While Catholic University was no
match for the New River team, once
the latter got well under way, several
Of its players distinguished themselves.
In attack Blast, Whalen, Sheary and
DeMello performed smartly consider
ing the quality of the New River de-
tense, while defensively Mullen,
tackle, and Lyons, an end. got into
many plays effectively.
back. that paved the way to the first
New River touchdown. Kautz of the
visitors recovered the ball on Catholic
University's 28-yard stripe, and even a
Vineyard penalty for delaying play
could not check the West Virginians
IN their goalward march.
Passes to Touchdown.
A pass, Rado to Ashcraft, a plunge
Ashcraft, sufficed to gain the score
Young tried for the extra point, but
his dropkick was wide of goal
Stewards only poor punt gave Cath
Ole University its scoring chance in
the third period. The ball after sail
ing IS yards went outside at midfleld.
A 15-yard penalty helped the Cardi-
nails, then Sheary rushed to a first
down on the 10-yard line. Two drives
at The new river line netbeQ NdtIIOllC
University q scant yard. 50 Whalen
dropped back and heaved a pass to
DeMello for a touchdown. DeMello's
Try for the extra point from placement
flzzled.
Late In the third period New River
held for downs on its opponents 40
yard line, then opened a drive that
ended with q touchdown two plays after
the fourth period began. The last gain
Of this thrust was one of 10 yards by
Young. The touchdown maker then
rushed across for the extra counter.
Not long after. Catholic University
pass grounded behind goal for touch
back, and New River opened an 30
yard parade TO its Anal touchdown
With Rado and Young alternating as
ball toters play soon advanced to the
Cardinal 33-yard stripe. From there
RADIO needed but two plays to score, his
second being brush past right tackle
for yards.
Then the dashing RADIO chucked the
ball to Davey, waiting behind goal, 70
get New Rivers twentieth point
Lineup and Summary.