Evening star., 1939-10-22
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

Producing an epidemic OF touch
downs. Catholic University's power
house football team retained its un-
defeated status before 5000 spec
tators yesterday at Brookland Sta
dium, mangling the biteless Bobcats
of West Virginia Wesleyan. 600. in
the most lop-sided game played
here in several seasons.
After the first period, when the
Cardinals were exhibiting a 300
lead, Wesleyan was willing to settle
for a technical knockout. At the
half, with Catholic leading. 400, it
was case for the homicide squad.
In registering their fourth
straight victory and dealing the
Bobcats their fourth decisive defeat
in as many games, the Cards dis
played a crushing attack despite
the absence of five regulars due to
injuries. Coach Dutch Bergman at
tempted to hold the score to re-
spectacle bounds by employing a
bountiful supply of reserves, but the
subs also caught the scoring fever.
CATuS Open WIN huSn.
That Wesleyan was in for a ter
rifle humping was evident in the
opening moments Of the game when
hard-hitting rocco Pirro crashed of
left tackle and streaked 26 yards
to score. Joe Carrig and Carmen
Pirro set the stage for Catholics
next touchdown by blocking Ed
Meighans punt out of bounds on
the Wesleyan 80.
Frank KrawcZell, whose touch
down runs of As and So yards spiced
the Cards annihilating attack,
nudged the leather to the 16 in
three stabs at the line and Hank
Brostek then scooted around left
end and outmaneuvered the Bob
cats secondary to score.
Melghan, courageous 168-po,1nd
ha1back who heaved most of Wes-
leyan's SO passes, punted to Pete
Sachon following the next kickoff.
the G. U. quarterback being run out
OF bounds on the Catholic 46
Sachon then whipped a pass in
the f1at to Krawczell, who took the
ball on Wesleyan's IS and romped
the remaining distance to the goal.
c. U. Sends in New Team.
Bergman sent in an entirely new
catholic team starting the second
period, but the reserves continued
at the same pace, Joe Guyon, Indian
halfback, setting up the next touch
down by punting out of bounds on
the Bobcats 1-yard line. Meiphan
standing in his end zone, punted out
only Is yards. Bill Griffin smashed
his way to the IA in three cracks
at the line and Guyon passed to
Leon Wowak, who battled his way
to the 1-foot line. Albert Norris
plunged over right guard to score,
Norris also was instrumental In
the fifth G. q. touchdown, recover
Ing Jack Burkeis tumble for the
Cards on the Wesleyan 28. Wowak
Griffin, Norris and Guyon collabo-
rated in moving to the 1-foot line
with Griffin carrying it over.
Griffin, a 178-pound sophomore
from Jersey City, intercepted
Burke's pass and sprinted 30 yard,
to score shortly before .the hall
ended.
Wesleyan Finally Slows C. U.
Wesleyan achieved something OF
a moral triumph in the third quar-
ter, holding the Cards to one touch
down. The Cards drove 56 yards fol
that one, Charley Moutenot and
Sachon teaming to advance to the
Wesleyan 1-yard line, from where
Moutenot plunged over.
Tim Murnane, fourth-string CEN
ter, intercepted another Meiehan
aerial and ran IS yards to score
early in the fourth quarter, while
the final touchdown was added
through the same medium. On that
occasion Krawcsel intercepted