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Hawkins
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serving as a wedge to lessen the in
creasing possibility Of scoreless tie.
Mountaineers Protest Score.

Operating from spread formation
from West Virginia's s 37-yard line,
Georgetown moved to the II when
Jules Koshlap handed the ball to
Mellendeck on a reverse around left
end that yielded 20 yards. 1t was
then that McFadden raced far into
the end zone, outmaneuvering West
Virginia's secondary and grasped
Mellendeck's accurate pass less than
six inches inside the end zone. The
Mountaineers protested vigorously
over the referees ruling, feeling the
pass had been caught outside the
zone, but the score was allowed and
McFadden added the extra point
from placement. .
McFadden sealed the fate of the
Mountaineers only As seconds later
when he plucked from the sky an
erratic aerial tossed by Glenn Ellis
and sprinted SIS yards down the side
lines. reversing his field on West Vir-
ginia's 20-yard line to score un-
molested. Again he converted.
Daniels Gives Hoyas Break
Georgetown was having its
troubles with a sturdy West Vir-
glnia forward wall until Nc
F'adden grabbed the heros sword.
Twice the courageous Mountaineers
thwarted the Hoyas in the first
period and it appeared their deter
mined play would yield dividends
IN an upset deadlock.
Joe Daniels, right end, paved the
way for Georgetown's first threat
BY recovering Sam Audia's tumble
Tor the Hoyas on the Georgetown 81.
Mellendeck swept right end for II
yards and apparently sought to
duplicate the play on the George
town 4s. ~.
Starting around right end, Mel
lendeck ran into considerable West
Virginia traffic. He faded back,
evaded onrushing tacklers and fired
pass to Left End Bob Kercher,
who took the ball over his shoulder
and ran 10 yards to the West Vir-
ginia 9.
An offside penalty against the
Mountaineers nudged the Hoyas to
the 4-yard line, but the West Vir-
ginia line braced to stop Mellen-
deck and Joe Castiglia and took the
ball on downs on its own 1-yard
line.
Frank Stars In Line.
Late in the second period George
town started another drive from its
own Al, advancing to West Virginia s
13-yard line as Koshlap connected
TO End Red DAILY on passes for
gains of Is and 36 yards. but penal
ties sandwiched into the march
hurt the Hoyas. Failure Of Lio's
f1eld goal attempt from a difficult
angle ended the advance.
Again In the third period the
Hoyas threatened. moving to West
Virginia's 20-yard line through the
ball-carrying of Mellendeck and
Castiglia, but two passes and a pair
OF line plunges resulted in a 6-yard
loss and the Mountaineers took the
ball on downs. West Virginia never
threatened seriously, moving over
to Georgetown's %.
Joe Frank perhaps was the out
standing member of the George
town line. AS sample of his effect
iveness, in the third period he
threw Charley Hockenberry for q
1O-yard loss and soon after blocked
his punt and recovered it. Ed Ko-
walsh, Joe Daniels and DAILY also
sparkled for Georgetown.
Sporadic fights broke out on the
field after the game as a small
group of Georgetown supporters
sought to tear down the goal posts
They succeeded in capturing a Sec
ton of one of the uprights before
State Police quelled the uprisings.
Maryland's crippled club now is the
only remaining obstacle to an un-
defeated, united season for George
town. It would be the frst In Hoya
history