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for 80 more to a touchdown, making
1t 1916.
Eagles Wouldn't Give.
The sons of Georgetown fought
with all their might after this stun
ming blow. They were the stronger
force and they were battering the
Eagles in the final IS minutes, but
doggedly ORourke and company
clung to the lead, even to the extent
of giving away 2 points and there
by putting Georgetown so close that
any score in football, except a for
felt, would have brought victory to
the Washington eleven.
Five minutes after Acting Capt.
Augie Lilo of Georgetown booted the
ball on the opening kickoff the score
was 100 in favor of the Hoyas. The
crowd watched in amazement. The
Hoyas acted as if they owned the
Eagles.
With that opening kickoff the
Eagles were unable to do anything
except draw a 15-yard holding pen
atty. Deep in his own territory and
kicking into the face of brisk. cold
wind from the Northwest, O'Rourke
punted to Halfback Lou Ghecas, who
carried it back to Bostons 33.
On three plays the Hoyas moved
to the "a. They had yard to go for
! first down, but preferred to gamble
on Lio's toe and the husky guard
from Passaic, N. j., standing on the
32-yard line, kicked high, far and
true between the goal posts for 3
I points.
H0yas Get Across.
Boston got the second kickoff.
Again found the Hoya defense too
I tough, and dispatched ORourke to
punt while deep in his own terri
I tory once more. Earl Fullilove. huge
senior tackle of the Hoyas, thrust
| his body in front of the ball, which
sailed outside at the Eagles 10 and
it was Georgetown's ball in paw dirt.
/ The Hovas made good From the
spread formation Jules Koshlap ran
6 yards. Gambling and getting
away with it. Koshlap passed TO
/ Quarterback Joe McFadden, who
was knocked out of bounds on the l.
On the next play Koshlap hit tackle
for the touchdown and Lilo added
the extra point.
Here was when O'Rourke began
to unlimber his scrawny right pitch
ing arm. He was accurate and
luck was with the Eagles after
their miserable start. He passed to
Quarterback Henry Toczylowski and
participated in plays featuring the
lateral He passed again to Toczyl-
owski and the ball was on George
towns %.
Luck Smiles at Eagles.
Lady Luck smiled at the Eagles:
Lou Montgomery, Negro halfback.
dropped into the tailback spot and
threw a pass intended for Left End
Henry Woronicz. 1t was short Of
the flying wingman and Matuza,
veteran Hoya center. reached to
intercept it, but the ball bounced
off his fingers for several feet and
Woronicz. who broke stride, turned
and grabbed.
He crossed the goal line, only a
couple of yards away, and after
Maznicki missed the extra point it
was 1916. On this kick Maznlcki
got two chances. His first kick was
low, but GEORGETOWN vas offside
His second boot was wide.
Late in the same period ORourke
broke away for a 30-yard gain,
moving the ball from Boston's 10
to the 40. Then he passed to MAJ
nicki. who was downed on the
enemy % as the period ended.
Georgetovn's No. 2 team came on
the field. but this combination also
was powerless to stop the amazing
little blond boy. A pass. ORourke
to Right End Gene Goodreault,
was good for first down on George
towns IT. An off-tackle run by
O'Rourke moved the scrimmaee line
to the and Fullback Mike Holovak
cracked the line to the 5.
Pass Interference Costly.
In this crisis the Georgetown de-
fense braced. A pass by O'Rourke
was batted down and Maznicki was
thrown for a 9-yard loss. Forced
back to the IA, ORourke tried a
pass to Woronicz and this, too. fell
to the ground, but Referee p. N.
Swaffeld of Brown ruled that Bill
Mclaughlin of the Hoyas had
pushed the intended receiver and
awarded Boston the ball on George
towns 1-yard line. On the second
play from here Holovac plunged
across. Maznicki added the extra
point and the score was 1910.
/ GEORGETOWN came out for the sec
ond half and marched and passed
IS yards for a touchdown on seven
plays. Holovak intercepted pass
by Koshlap, but fumbled as he was
| hit and Fullilove recovered. Jim
Castiglia, a star all day, rammed
to a first down in midfield and a
pass from Koshlap to End Mike
Kopcik shifted the scene to Bos-
tons "a.
Koshlap tore through the line and
got to the enemy 81. Ghecas ran
an end to the 13. Koshlap bucked
to the IL and Boston was penalized
yards for offside on the play that
followed.
Hoyas' Lead Short Lived.
Here, with the Eagles expecting
Castiglia to hit the line, Quarter
back McFadden gambled again. On
triple reverse, with the ball pass
ing from Koshlap to Ghecas to Nc
Fadden. the Hoyas scored and after
Lilo missed the point they were
ahead, 1918.
Three plays later, not counting
the kickoff. Boston was ahead again.
Starting from their 33, the Eagles
moved as ORourke passed to Toczy-
lowski, who reached Georgetown's
As. A second pass was incomplete
and then came the pass from
O'Rourke to Maznicki. 1t was a
play which caught the Hoya's sec
ondary f1atfooted and Maznicki