Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-11
.BLANKED BUT ONCE
|. IN SEVEN BATTLES
Middies Inspired in Class
Room by Hope of Game
With West Point.
BY r. d. THOMAS.

bx II. ID. THOMAS.
| 0ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY has
won only one game out Of
~ seven, but has gained at
least modicum of laurel.
1t has scored on every opponent
but one, and the only team to
shut 1t out, Duquesne, was held to
two touchdowns, a smaller score
than expected.
If the Cardinals have all their reg
ulars in trim for the George Washing
ton game, November %, that should
be a worthwhile contest. Incidentally,
the Cardinals 60-to-0 defeat of Amer
lean University compared favorably
with George Washington's So to 0
count against the New York Aggies,
who hardly are above prep school
rating.
TEORGETCwN'S having won two
~ important victories in row with
extra-point kicks calls to mind
that Knute Rockne, Tom Mills last
chief, hasn't lost q game since 1915
by point margin.
THE mere suggestion that Army
u and Navy meet this year has been
like shot Of strychnine to under
graduates at the Naval Academy. Boy,
how they want that camel One young
rumored Army and Navy would play
even the class room spirit at Annapolis
zoomed. The midyear exam gloom
lifted like q gust-blown fog. And he
said he had q letter from a pal at
West Point telling Of q like condition
there.
tsTF ANY Of you fellows pick an all
i washington foot ball team" writes
e. Paul Sanders of Lyon Park.
don't overlook Billy Wells Of George
Washington at quarterback"
Or Scalzi Of Georgetown or Chalmers
or Evans Of Maryland.
Wells, by the way. twice was shaken
loose against Tulsa University and was
pulled down from behind with q clear
path ahead. Billy Is shifty and smart,
but not fast and admits the last.
Tor q speed hound give us John
Il Bozek Of Georgetown. Johnny left
a trail of smoke when he sped so
yards for the winning touchdown
against Boston College.
ut was beautiful rum" Tom Mills
said today.
ssT Az on the Eagles line." the Hoyas
IL were warned by the well wishers
In Beantown, who pointed out
that such teams as EOrdhaIn, Villanova
and Marquette had been unable to
break It consistently. But the Blue
and Gray backs found it not so tough.
They got inside tackle repeatedly for
Danieu. Danieu, incidentally, has been
q consistent ground gamer all along.
Georgetown scored more points against
Boston College than the Eagles three
other conquerors combined, Fordham
counting 3; Villanova, z, and Marquette,
8, total Of is, against the Hilltoppers'
20, but Boston College was shut out by
the others.
The Hoyas' triumph was far more
decisive than its single-point margin
showed Georgetown missed q couple Of
touchdowns by scant yardage, and PEN
alties at critical moments helped the
Eagles to score.
Georgetown's line was exceptionally
strong In the middle, with Capt Morris
IN center and Dubofsky and Danner at
the guards.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY has nm
"A ished a seven-game schedule with
only two victories, but the Eagles
are not discouraged. Their coach, Wal
ter Young, has been more interested In
laying q foundation than in immediate
victories, and has made encouraging
progress.
BY the bye, the reporters bobbled in
ruling out Milton Folston for scholastic
deficiency. He was q conspicuous figure
in the 1inal game.
TT looks like clear sailing for Western
i Maryland until the Maryland game
December 6, and after ali Is said and
done, this looms as the hottest affair Of
the season In this section. The contest
will take place in Baltimore, but many
Washingtonians are likely to see e.
Both teams have following here.
OF course, much may happen In the
next several weeks to lessen the games
attractiveness. A continued steady inn
provement by Maryland would be
helpful.
We know of one wager that western
Maryland win win and that the Terra
pins won't score; another that the Green
Terror viii make three or more touch
downs.
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