The Washington times., 1937-11-26
Mounts Trim
Colonials in
26-O Tilt
EAGLES LOSE
BY FRANK BUCK" ONEML

All that is needed now to fill
the final days of Washington foot
ball with belated glory Is q Navy
victory over Army. Catholic Uni
versity and University Of Mary
land brought their seasons to an
ending yesterday with stirring
victories over University Of South
Carolina and washington and
Lee, respectively. George Wash
ington was defeated in rather
hollow style by University Of West
Virginia, but this result was not
unexpected.
THE flying Cardinals Of Catholic
University delighted q homecom-
ing crowd Of more than 10000
loyal rooters. They jumped into
the lead, doggedly fought their
way out of tie established when
Capt. Jack Lyons completely bam-
boozled the entire team and ran
as yards to q touchdown, and then
in the closing minutes of the game
put over the clinching score. The
final count was q to IA.
THIRD CONFERENCE WIN
University Of Maryland scored
its third victory in the Southern
Conference and is indicated IN
that splendid group. The Terra
pins won from Washington and
Lee by score Of 8 to 0, which as
has been aptly pointed out, was
one point for each victory Of the
year. The students of the schol-
arly Frank Dobson lost two games.
One was to Pennsylvania and the
other to Penn State.
The ilLstarred season of the Co
lonialS ended as they were butch
cred to make a Mountaineer holi-
day in Morgantown. It was home
coming day for West Virginia, and
the team played its greatest game
of the season. West Virginia
gained 337 yards from scrimmage
to 104 for the Buff and Blue. The
latter held a negligible advantage
in yards via air.
MOUNTS SURGE"
The Colonials held west Vir-
ginia ScoreleSs in the first period,
but the wall bore the dread in
scription even as George Wash
ington fought valiantly. In six
plays the Mountaineers had surged
to the 15-yard line from kickoff,
only to tumble. Twice more they
tore the Blue line aSunder, only
to fail as the shadow Of the goal
posts was reached. But in the
second period the MountaineerS
scored twice, and that really, would
have been sufficient.
The Eagles Of American Uni
versity were defeated by Hampden-
Sidney, and this result was antici.
pated. The Eagles did their best,
but the figures Of the game tell
the story. Hampden4Sydney won
by a score Of 10 to 0.
Arthur Dutch Bergman put q
team on the field yesterday that
was ready for the test. Not since
the early days Of the season could
this statement be made in entire
truth. There were some boys,
Wayne Ambrose, for instance who
still hmped. Maurice Irish" Car
roll had his left elbow dislocated
in the game with West Virginia
Wesleyan; heavily bandaged. Joe
Guyon had his shoulder heavily
protected, but fought with the
silent StoiciSn1 Of his copper col
ored forebears. Young Joe was
his fathers son after the Cardinals
rolled against the Gamecocks.
vIDNOVIC STARS
Burke Vidnovic played great
football, passing and punting in
consistent style. His tosses to
Munhall set up the first and sec
ond Catholic University touch
downs. His toss to Munhau scored
the final Cardinal touchdown.
Munhall's toss to Guyon scored
the final touchdown of the day.
RULE FOR ADD
Pete OSinSki stood forth in the
game, revealed as a brilliant de-
fenSive player for the morning
The way this youngster batted
down forward passes, diagnosed
plays and covered his men to be-
come the ideal marplot was re-
markable. He was at pretty nearly
every point attacked as long as
he WAS in the game.