Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
R|NG[E'S 85YARD
RUN IS H|GHL|GHT
Defeated, 18 to 6, Eagles
Win Courageous Battle
to Avert Shutout.
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

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4 r University went to it like
~ a pair of bull terriers in a
foot ball battle at Kendall
Green yesterday with Gallaudet
emerging an 18-to-6 victor.
There was glory for the losing
Eagles. Obviously defeated at the
end of three quarters with the
score Is to 0 against them they
made separate fight of the final
period to avert a shutout.
touchdown was the reward It was
effected mainly through an aerial at
tack with Fullback Diehl tossing to
Halfback Fuchsle, but a pass inter-
cepted on Gallaudet's 30-yard line by
Lambert, tall Eagle tackle, presented A,
US opportunity. Most of the distance
to the goal from this point was won
by air and the rest by line smashing.
with Diehl taking the ball across.
Ringle Gets Away.
The highlight of the battle, however,
was an 85-yard run for a touchdown
by Johnny Ringle, fullback, who last
year gained Gallaudet spot in the
national calcium by placing among the
country's leading scorers. Ringle was
shaken loose by powerful interference
IN the first period. He rounded his own
right end, cut across the field and pro-
PEELED himself into the open with a
stiff arm against the last striving Eagle.
A little beyond midfleld he had no
pursuer.
Gallaudet scored again in the second
period following a 30-yard gain by
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Blues on the enemy's 25-yard line.
Ringle reeled of most of the yardaee
for two first downs that put the ball
In the shadow of the goal and Half
back Konrad Hokanson made the
marker.
Eagles Stop Johnny.
In the third quarter Gallaudet got
to the 1-foot line before being held for
downs and it was Ringle the valiant
Eagles stopped on the fourth try. How
ever, Diehls punt from behind his own
goal was against a strong wind and
Gallaudet in short order was back with
in scoring distance, a pass, Hokanson
to zieske starting a drive from the 30
yard stripe. Williams ran around his
own right end for the last nine yards
to touchdown.
Hokanson missed place-kicks for two
of Gallaudet's extra points and the
other was nuffed on a line play.
Fuchsles place-kick for the Eagles was
blocked.
Gallaudet was laying for Frosty Diehl,
who lone-wolfed it to beat Shepherd
College the week before, and the Blues
stopped him quite fiat He helped his
team nobly, though, with long punts
and frequent tackles.
Monaghan a Power.
The Kendall Greeners wouldn't have
Jared so well without Bilbo Monaghan
at left end. This ardent gridironer
managed to be in every play He was
Gallaudet's strongest defensive player
and carried more than one mans share
of the burden of attack.
Standing out among the Eagles was
Quarterback BorSari, a chunky youth
with lots of spirit and native ability.
His longest gain was IL yards, but he
made many short ones where many
others would have been stopped cold.
American University had much the
better of it rushing the ball through a
large part of the contest. During the
first half the Eagles penetrated deep
into enemy territory, only to be halted
by Intellectual passing.
The first-down count was, Gallaudet,
IL; American u, IL. Lineup and
summary;