Evening star., 1949-11-13
Dartmouth Ends Cornell Seak Princeton Wins Big Three Title
Catholic u. DeadIocks
Shoremen, 14-14, in
Nip and Tuck Battle
By Lewis F. Atchison


By Lewis F. Atchison
Rated two-touchdown under
dogs in pre-game dope. Catholic
University's red-shirted gridmen
lifted up the hopes Of 1000 home
coming fans and then let them
down-but gently-in battling
Washington College to a 14-14 tie
yesterday at Brookland.
Few fans expected to see the
scintillating brand Of football the
Mason-Dixon Conference rivals
served up for them.
Bucky Ennis gave Cardinal fans
their biggest thrills with two SEN
sational scoring runs. He took
left-footed Herb Eisenman's open
ing kickoff Of the third period
and sprinted IS yards for the
games first touchdown.
Later in the third period, after
Washington had tied the count,
Ennis hauled in a 16-yard pass
from reserve Quarterback Jim
Yacobi and legged it an additional
Is 5>yards to the goal line.
Lack Scoring Punch.
Bill Holl rushed the ball over
for C. us first extra point and
Joe Mauiri place kicked the Sec
ond, but their efforts were nulli-
fed by the Shoremen's comeback.
With He'll and Ennis toting
most Of the baggage. the Cardi-
mails displayed a smashing ground
attack in the first half, but failed
to show a scoring punch. Wash
ington, with Johnny Wilson aver
aging ,48 yards on punts, excelled
the Cardinals only in kicking.
The ,Shoremen were forced into
the air in the second half. how
ever, and unwittingly. perhaps.
found. the weak spot in their hosts
defense.
It was the same Wilson who put
Washington back on even terms
at TT and eventually gained the
l4-14 tie with some well placed
passes.
Runs 49 Yards.
Ken Howard's 49-yard run to
the Catholic 10-yard line set up
Washington's first score. A line
play failed to gain before Wilson
shot pass to Howard on the
goal line for the touchdown that
matched c. us first score. It
ended q 64-yard march.
Wilson gambled on q fourth
down pass to Howard for a "a
yard gain that put the ball on
the home teams 19-yard line and
paved the way for the next six
pointer. A 15-yard toss to Ed
Cinaglia. followed by a 4-yard
jump throw to Lou Silverii COM
pleted this drive of 65 yards. The
conversion tied the score
Wilson got off three tremendous
punts Of 10. 56 and SIS yards, re-
spectively. to gain the ledge on
Joe Mauir In q pretty kicking
duel. The Cardinal ace got off
to a bad start when his first kick
slithered off his toe and sailed
only six yards out of bounds, but
he came back In the second half.
The Cardinal line played its
best football of the season in
holding Washington's feet ball
carriers to 104 yards. but they
couldn't stop Wilson from throw
ing and the secondary couldn't
knock them all down.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
Left ends-silyerii, Millner. santulli.
Left tackles-Prasalowicz Henderson.
Left guard-Nacrelli;
Centers-Desmond. Pavling.
R!ght guard-Ingarra.
Right ends-Plocharski. Burke.
Isis saIis.sisowison Ro%ssndo
Right halfbacks-Howard. Magliochetti.
Tullbacks-Greto, Eisenman.
CATHOLIC U.
LII LII 'a.aSh; sseEeeiliotf' 'ees1aR orsini Marty
Left guards-Scoppetuolo, shoup.
Centers-ouinn. Harahan.
Right guards-McCarthy, Sislsr, O'Neill
Risht tackles-Higgins, App.
Right ends--Palmer, Pelerossi, johnson.
0uarterbacks-Holl, Dunn, Yacobi.
Right halfbacks-Ennis, Arrone.
Fullbacks-Hubert Boegel.
Tassinstoa Sssaa1,s y; ------- ~ i I'll
Scoring, Touehdowns-c: U.--Ennis
f2); Washington College-Howard, Sill
yerri. Extra points-C. U. Holl (Rush).
Mauiri (placement); Washington-Wilson
e placementS).
STATISTICS. ...
Wash.