Evening star., 1936-10-18
BULKY bUCKNELL
NOMATCHF0RG.U.
Keating, Averaging Ia Yards
in 10 Runs, Tops Team in
Speed and Precision.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

Y v WITH all OF the expertneSS OF
n toreadors butchering their
wv prey. Georgetown's agile
Hoyas struck thrice at
bulky but not belligerent Bison from
Bucknell yesterday at Griffith Sta
dunn to romp to a 19-to-0 victory and
protect an unmarried record.
The Bucknells were big, and that
let them out. About the Bisons was
none Of the precision and speed of the
Hoyas. Like boxers the Georgetowns
kept jabbing the invaders back on
their heels, rarely giving them a
chance to launch a full-fledged coun-
ter attack.
The story Of Georgetown's victory
largely was story of Tommy Keat-
ing. a local boy who made good.
Hardly had approximately 5000 spec
tators settled back in their seats when
the former Georgetown Prep School
product knitted his way through the
entire Bucknell team for an 18-yard
touchdown jaunt in the first period.
In the third period Keating started
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score, and when he finally was taken
out, Coach Jack Hagerty had un-
veiled able spearheads in Tony Bara-
bas, Don Gibeau and Bob Nolan, who
carried on and led to another score
before the same quarter was ended.
Keating Is Games Standout.
K EATING, who gained 140 yards in
the 10 times he carried the ball.
put the Bisons in hole at the start
He picked up yards with two plunges
and % on an off-tackle play as soon
as Georgetown got the ball. The
Hoyas finally punted, but when Buck
nell was forced to return the kick
from their own 10-yard line. George
town took up the attack with renewed
vigor from Bucknell's 35.
A lateral, Keating to Duff, picked
up IS yards. Then. after George
town was set back for loss, it gained
on an offside penalty and gave Keat-
i ing the ball to carry, in Zig-zag,
swivel-hipped fashion, through the
center of the line. Tommy never
left his feet in negotiating the ls
yards for the touchdown.
Neither team threatened seriously
in the second quarter, but after the
half it became evident that George
town was to win much as it pleased.
Hardy Intercepts Big Pass.
X EATING took the kickoff and ran
~ it to his 2s-yard line. On the
first play he negotiated "a yards.
After Georgetown received 5-yard
penalty, Heating started a lateral,
also involving Bob Snyder and Viii
valiquette, and the ball was moved
to Bucknells 20.
Here Keating banged the line for
B yards and Valiquette made it FIRST
down on the II. On two more
plunges Keating carried the ball to
the 7-yard line, from where Joe
Keegin passed to Maury Nee for
second touchdown. Valiquette kicked
the only extra point after this score.
Larry Hardy, G. U. center, inter-
cepted q Buckneu pass in midfield
shortly after the next KICKOFF and
the Hoyas began rolling again. Keat-
ing passed to ValiQuette for first
down on the Al and, after Tommy
gained 8 on q plunge, Bob Nolan
passed to Keating for q 14-yard gain
and another first down on the 23
Here Keating left the game, but
the Hoyas continued their charge.
Bill Duff slithered off-tackle to the
12-yard line and Tony Barabas, on
the next play, twisted his way
through the center Of the line for the
final score.