Evening star., 1932-10-16

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NJ Hoyas of Georgetown Uni
1 versity we're. unable tC
withstand the superior at
tack of the New York University
VioletS in the Yankee Stadium to-
day and went down in defeat by
a score of 50 to 0, before approx
mately 10000 fans At no time
did the boys from Washington
threaten to score, playing most
of the game with their backs tC
the wall. N. Y. U. scored two
touchdowns in every quarter save
the third, when the Georgetown
eleven showed its best.
Wilmer Bradley, Georgetown full
back, produced the spark of his team
taking the opening kickoff in the third
period and running the ball back to
New York Unive-sitys 28-yard line Id
the most thrilling play of the after
noon He wended his way through the
entire Violet team from his own goal
line only to be run out Of bounds when
it appeared he would score. Throughout
the afternoon Bradley was the on4y
consistent ground-gainer for his team.
Carolan Makes Mistake.
Another long run came early in the
final period when Temple. Violet back,
scooped up the ball alter Carolan
Georgetown end, had grounded a punt
of a team-mate and released the oval
before it was declared dead by the
referee. The Hoyas failed to realize
what was going on and made no at
tempt to halt the runner, who Travelled
65 yards to score.
Bob Mcnamara. Temple and Tanguay
were the outstanding ground gamers foi
the victors, being able to rip the George
town line at will. The Violets MADE l9
first downs to 4 for the Hoyas. Both
teams tried nine passes and each COM
pleted two and had the same number
intercepted.
Georgetown won the toss and elected
to kick and without once losing the
ball N Y. U. marched the length OF
the field for the first score. The Hoyas
were unable to gain after receiving the
next kick and again the VioletS pa
raded TO the goal line. Just before
the period ended a blocked punt gave
the local team the ball on George
towns 5-yard line and it was easy
for the Violets to scamper across when
the second quarter began. Just before
the period ended tumble gave N. Y. U.
the ball on its own 37-yard line and
another successful march was started.
Bradley Peps Hoyas.
The Hoyas showed to better advan-
tage at the opening of the second half
when Bradley's spectacular run seemed
to give them new life. Their offense
showed little improvement but they
managed to solve the Violets' plays and
held the local team on even terms.
However, Temples run after Carolan S
error of releasing the ball while in play
took the pep out of the Washingtonians
and New York U. adoed another touch
down for a total of 80 points. more
than were scored in the Violet's vic
tory last year.
Gildo Russo, Georgetown substitute,
and Callahan. center, were the out
standing defensive players for the
Hoyas, the former smearirg a number
Of New York U. players from behind
the line of scrimmage. Capt. Hudson
played only short time, still suffer-
ing from recent injuries.
The Notre Dame shift used by the
Georgetown team was ill-timed on sew
eral occasions, causing the plays to be
recalled. The Violets seemed to detect
the plays before execution and the
Washington boys we're constantly
thrown fer losses.
Violets Great Team.
The play of the Violets stamped them
as contenders for national honors this
year Their plays were neatly exc
cuted and their forwards showed great
offensive and defensive ability. While
Georgetown was defeated by an over
whelming score. the Hoyas were not
dis2raced, as they were up against what
probably will be one of the leading
teams of the year.