Evening star., 1938-10-02
STARTING ELEVEN
HELD SCORELESS
New Lineup Entering Game
in Second Period Quick
to Begin Scoring.
BY FRANCIS e. STAN.

BY FRANCIS e. STAN.
Georgetown's burly football forces,
divided. like Gaul, into three parts,
opened the 63rd Hilltop gridiron CAM
paign yesterday at Griffith Stadium.
The guinea pigs were Hampden-Syd-
ney's Tigers, who had held Washing
ton and Lee to 7-6 decision, and the
scores were:
Team No. l, IL; Hampden-Sydne 0.
Team No. 2, 80; Hampden-S Sydney. 0.
Team No. 3, 6; Hampden-Sydney.O 0.
Four thousand customers sat in the
pews and bore witness to the 5l-to-0
slaughter. They saw the light, in
experienced Tigers hold Georgetown
in a scoreless first period. Apparent
ly Georgetown, with its so-called first
team" in the game, was to have its
hands full. Joe Mellendeck couldn't
break away and the vaunted aerial
acrobatics of Halfback Jules Kosh-
lap were not going over
When the second quarter opened
with Georgetown having the ball on
the enemy Al, Coach Jack Hagerty
dispatched team No. 2 to the field.
Except for Halfback Elmer Moulin
there were no familiar names. Moul-
ms backfleld running mates were
Fullback Jim Castiglia. Quarterback
Joe McFadden and Halfback Lou
Ghecas.
They weren't given top billing but
they stole the show. In seven plays
Messrs. Moulin, Castiglia and Che
cas-, with McFadden blocking, rushed
across to a touchdown. And, as soon
as Hampden punted to return the
kickoff, Georgetowns No. 2 team
went into action again. Moulin ran
Walden's punt back 81 yards to Hamp-
den's ll-yard line and on the first
play Ghecas skirted right end for a
second touchdown, making it l4-0.
BY now the pewholders we're rub
bine their eyes but the No. Us weren't
finished. After Hampden again took
the kickoff and punted back, George
towns so-called second team set
a new high in scoring power. With
the ball on Hampden's As Moulin
passed to Ghecas for 45-yard gain
and a third touchdown in less than
A minutes. One play. one touch
down again: Score: Georgetown, 70;
Hampden. 0.
Hagerty mercifully called of his NO.
2s and put the regulars" back INTO
the game. Hampden was duly thank
full for the gesture. The No. l team
scored only one touchdown, marching
Is wards and scoring when Mellendeck
raced around end. Score: 6. u, 1o'
Hampden-Sydney, o.
Mr.. Haeerty wasn't blood-thirsty. He
called of his No. Is and sliced the NO.
IS on the Hampdens. Right away the
No. IS showed marked resemblance
to the Nos. Is and Is. They drew a
l5-yard unnecessary roughness pen
atty. one Of the seven 15-yarders
slapped on G. U. during the afternoon.
The No. IS failed to score this hal1,
though.
It isn't necessary to go into more
detail. Briefly, Georgetown's No. 2
team opened the second half and IN
no time at all pushed over two more
touchdowns before Hagerty again
turned soft and put back the "regu-
lars" Both of the No. 2 touchdoWns
were artistic jobs Starting on his own
16-yard line, Moulin broke loose Tor
40 wards and lateraled the ball to Cas-
tielia. like it was hot baked potato.
Castiglia carried it until he got tired
and flipped it to Checas, who finally
WAS downed on Hampden's after
78-yard gain. Checas went over IN one
plav to make the score .. well 1t isn't
important.
The second touchdown by the No. Is
followed the same bizarre pattern. A
l5-vard jaunt by Moulin put the bal
on the enemy 1s Here Moulin passet !
to Checas, who lateraled to a Mr..
James Reichey, center. Mr.. Relchey
went over and the No. Is went out.
The regulars this is getting mo-
notonous-came back and Mellendeck
promptly passed to Koshlap for %
ward gain and the touchdown that
made it $50. All this was done in the
third period.
Came the final quarter and the No.
j teams victory" over Hampden-
Sydney. The No. Is had left the ball
on Hampden's 10 but the No. IS first
act was to draw another 15-yard pen
Atty Then they also went to work,
led by one John Spencer quarterback,
and scored their touchdown. This
made it 5l-0, In case anybody Is fol-
lowing.
The statistics, undivided into parts,
revealed that Georgetown gained 180
yards by rushing, as against 81. Com
pleting of l8 passes, Georgetown
gained IS yards by aerials, as against
IL gained on two completed passes out
of IL tried. The referee outgained the
Tigers. peeling of lis yards in pen
alties against G. U. and 10 yards
against Hampden.
Lineup and Summary.
Pos. Hampden-sydney. Georgetown
O'Hair -------------- LascarI
T,,JliIovs Johnson