Evening star., 1942-11-22
Hoyas, Co|oniia|s
Mix Good and
Goofy Play
Punt Goes Six Inches,
Only II Of so Passes
Find Their Targets -
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

In game that featured such
weird bits as 6-inch punt and 60
attempted passes with only II COM
pletions and interruptions, George
towns heavily favored football team
walloped George Washington, 21-0,
yesterday at Griffith Stadium before
10000 spectators.
The score represented what most
fans felt to be the difference in the
caliber Of the teams, but neither
the Hoyas nor the Colonials dis
tinguished themselves In reaching
those figures. There were individ-
ual standouts, of course, but as
teams, Georgetown and G. w.. U.
came up with some of their shod-
diest play of the season.
1t was blend of good and goofy
football, with the jittery Colonials
giving Georgetown strenuous tus-
sic for half. Georgetown achieved
its TO half-time lead by capitaliz-
ing on George Washington tumble
and Johnny Barrett fashioned Hoya
scores in the third and fourth
periods
The first time G. w. got its hands
on the ball to run from scrimmage
the Colonials were in trouble. On
the Colonials' initial play Fullback
Frank Seno fumbled and Tackle
George Perpich recovered for the
Hoyas on G. WIS 1s. Three plays
later, after Johnny Barret had lost
a yard and Frankie Dornfeld pass
had been smeared, chunky Bill Nc
Laughlin slipped inside left tackle
and streaked 10 yards to score
Whitley Erickson converted and
Georgetown owned a TO lead.
Hines Punt a Freak.
G.. w. restricted play chiefly to
Georgetown territory in the second
period mainly because the Hoyas'
Art Hines got off a punt that may
rank as the seasons most freakish.
The ball slithered off the side of
his foot and bounced out of bounds
only six inches beyond the line of
scrimmage on. Georgetown's 33.
Earlier in that period G. w. made
a noticeable advance-to George
towns 27-but in the waning Sec
onds of the half Georgetown
threatened again. driving to within
few blades of grass of pay dirt
before the clock ran out.
Mclaughlin set UP that threat
when he stole the ball from G. WIS
Jim Rausch on the Colonials' 23
Barret ripped off nine yards to
the IA and an Eddie Agnew-to-Bo
Duffy pass carried to the one Dorm
field was stopped foot or so short
Of a touchdown and at that juno
ture Guard Bus Werder of the
Hoyas feigned an injury in an effort
to stop the clock. Before George
town could line up for another play,
however. time ran out.
Paul Weber, who earlier in the
third period had punted a mere six
yards out of bounds, booted from
deep in G.. w. territory with six
minutes of the quarter remaining
and Georgetown then marched 36
yards to it's second score.
Barrett picked up Is yards in two
stabs at G. WIS line and Dornfleld
whisked off right guard and romped
18 yards to the Colonials 3. Three
times G.. WIS line repulsed Agnew,
who was stopped on his last effort
six inches short of a touchdown.
but on fourth down the hard-hit
ting Barrett crashed off right tackle
to score. Erickson again converted.
Interception Halts G. w.
Early in the fourth period G. w.
made its best bid for a touchdown
as Matt Paidokovitch romped ID
yards and Seno passed to End Don
McNary for % yards in drive that
carried So yards to Georgetown's 49,.
Duffey then snatched Seno's pass,
though, and came back 20 yards to
Georgetown's 80, ending that scoring
gesture.
The teams settled down to ex-
changing intercepted passes for the
remainder of the fourth period and
with less than a minute of the tiff
remaining Agnew set up George
towns third touchdown when he
grasped Seno pass and returned
19 yards to the G.. w. SO.
With AZ seconds remaining Dorm
field faded back and shot long
pass to Barrett who outmaneuvered
Joe Bernot to make the catch on
the S, then shock off Bernot to
gobble up the distance to the goal.
Erickson boosted the score to its
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