Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-27
HOyAS' BIG THIRD
QUARTER DECISIVE
Register Three TouchdoWns
Then, One on a 77-Yard
Run by Bradley.
. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSE
TVS foot ball team opened
its season by vanquishing

TVS foot ball team opened
its season by vanquishing
stout-battling Lebanon
Valley College eleven, Is to 0, yes
terday in Griffith Stadium. There
were around 1000 in the stands.
For the first half the hardy
blue-jerSeyed outfit from Ann
vile, Pa, offered the Hoyas a flu
riouS fight, but the Blue and Gray
then got its offense functionIng
and soon was well in front. Leba-
mons attack was feeble. It reg
istered just 4 first downs to 16 for
G.. u.
Georgetown contrived its first touch
down in the dying moments Of the first
half and added its other three in the
third quarter. In the final period
Lebanon made its only scoring gesture
when 1t looSed snappy air attack that
carried to the Hoya 12-yard line before
it was beaten back.
Head Coach Tommy Mills had not
picked a first team when yesterdays
game got under way, but it is a pretty
formed will find places in the array
that starts against Western Maryland
here next Saturday as the result Of
their showing.
For instance. there will be a deal of
surprise If Wilmer Bradley and Bernie
Donoghue of the 1880 freshmen and
Bill Maczees, Joe Alenty, Maurice
Dubofsky and several others from last
seasons varsity are not selected to face
the Green Terrors.
Makes Long Run to Score.
Bradley furnished the most dramatic
feature Of the game when early in the
third quarter he slashed through the
heart of the Lebanon line, and, shaking
Off three would-be tacklers, tore down
the field for n yards and Georgetown'S
second touchdown.
1t was only a few moments later
when Bradley, to end another foray into
Lebanon territory, struck of around
end for IL yards and another tally.
Georgetown's first touchdown shortly
before the end of the first half was
scored by Donoghue, who plunged three
yards behind Dubofsky's stellar inter-
ference.
Bill Mazcees dove through the left
side of the invaders line for the Hoyas'
final touchdown just before the close Of
the third period.
During the overhead foray put on by
Lebanon in the final period another
stirring play occurred when Charley
Rust. leaping high, brought down a
chuck from Stewart that netted IS
yards.
Georgetown began the game with q
mixture of 1890 regulars and freshmen.
At the start of the second quarter 1t
had an entire new team on the field
and from then on Coach Mills shot his
proteges in and out of the fray in rapid
style. With the game in the bag, it
was plain that he wanted to get a line
on as many members of the squad as
possible under actual playing condi-
tons.
Somewhat Lacking In Fire.
Despite Bradley's pulsating 77-yard
dash and other colorful incidents of
Georgetown's play, it did seem that the
team had lost considerable of its per-
sonality in the absence of the flaming
Johnny Scalzi and the ever-interesting
Johnny BoZek, but maybe that may be
attributed in some measure to the fact
that Mills doubtless was not putting
everything on parade before the eyes
of Western Maryland scouts.
Georgetown was unable to maintain
a consistent attack during the early
stages, though it had no trouble re-
pulStng Lebanon'S O1enSe.
Gunnar Anderson, right tackle, grab
bed the opening kickoff from williams,
Lebanon right end, and returned the
ball to his cwn 35-yard line. G. u,
though like the visitors was unable to
advance and the result was considerable
punting for a time. Then Hilary
Costello and Ben Cells gave the first
hint of the Hoya power that was to be-
come manifest later, when they coll
Elaborated to battle their way to a first
down, after which Cells and Russ
Danieu hit the invaders line for eight
more yards This sally failed shortly
afterward, though, when pass from
Cells to Costello, first Hoya aerial eff
fort, failed and Lebanon regained the
oval
ter Georgetown was the aggressor, but
it lacked the punch to put across a
touchdown.
New Team Starts Slowly.
For the early part of the second
period the entirely new G. U. team
found 1t hard to get going, but around
midway of the quarter q pass from
Donohue to Ray Hudson that netted
% yards signalized the start of the first
determined Hoya attack With Alenty
and Bradley accounting for most of the
ground, the Blue and Gray swept to the
enemy 12-yard line before being halted.
G. u, however, was not to be denied
and a few moments later again was
storming toward the Lebanon goal. This
time the vital punch was not lacking
and Donohue hurled himself across for
the first Hoya TOUCHDOWN, aided By
Dubofsky's fine interference.
That third period was all George
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