Evening star., 1950-10-21
Doyle, Big Gun in G. u. Victory,
Makes Good in Home Town

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the 10 and in the fourth they
were stopped on the / and the IL.
On the other hand. Boston Col
lege didn't really scare the Hoyas.
Never making a genuine threat
except for their field goal that
stemmed from Georgetown
tumble in the first period and
their touchdown drive in the Sec
ond period. The whole second
half was dominated by George
town and the game was more
one-sided than the score and
statistics indicate.
O'Mahoney fumbled when
tackled Immediately after catch
ing a punt in the first period, and
the Eagles recovered on GUS IL.
They got nowhere, but Ed Petala,
BIC fullback who missed the last
two games but was the Eagles
star last night, kicked a 22-yard
field goal.
Early in the second period
Hardiman sent Georgetown ahead
with an interception. He pulled
in an errant heave from John
McKinnon in the fiat and ran
down the right sidelines. He
skidded to a stop once to let a.
blocker remove a would-be tack
ler, and continued untouched.
BIC Bounces Back.
BIC bounced right back after
the kickoff to score on a 65-yard
march. gaining Is yards on an un-
sportsmanlike conduct penalty
against Georgetown. The longest
run was Is yards by Petela. with
John McCauley going the last 6.
After that Georgetown domi-
mated the game as Mattingly di-
vided the running chores among
Doyle, Pagluica and Thompson,
occasionally inserting a pass. A
25-yard dash by Doyle and 33-
yard pass play, Mattingly to Gus
Fornaciari, who made fancy
catch, ate up most of rs yards,
Mattingly sneaking the final 6
inches in Georgetown's third
period scoring drive that put it
ahead to stay.
There were other threats, but
the clincher came in the fourth
after Hardiman ran a punt back
to BC's 40. Mattingly passed 3
yards to O'Mahoney in the end
zone for the payoff.
After the final touchdown. Dick
Haesler. whose field goal in the
last three minutes last year beat
Boston College, 10-7. missed the
try for extra point. 1t ended a
string Of 18 successful conversions.
This was only the second time
in the 17-game series that George-
town has beaten arch-rival Boston
College two games in a row. They
did it previously in the 1927 and
1880 games.
The Georgetown team is return
ing to Washington by train today
and is due at Union Station at
tbs pm.
| GEORGETOWN.
| Left end-Fornaciari, Schmidt, Kelleher.
Left tackle-Schneck, Mccarthy. For
tunato.
Left euard--shuster. Curing.
| Center-Keller. Sowey. Fisher.
Right guard-McGinn. Becker, Orsini.
Right tackle-Noppinger, Dunn Hitsel-
berger.
Right end-Losh. Pallotta.
arterback-Hardiman (Capt). Mat
tingly, Gagliano.
Left halfback-versprille Thompson.
Right halfback-Murphy. Doyle. Char
ney Confalone.
| Fullback-Paglucia, Kitowski, Haesler.
BOSTON COLLEGE.
Left end-Roarke, HARRISON
Left tackle-Paul O'Brien, Stathopoulos
| Left guard-Gould. Cacace, Wall. Cof-
Center-Toppa.
Right guard-Coen (Capt). Pinette.
Right tackle--Hanery. o'Brien, schmitz.
Right end-Pollinger, John Sullivan,
Doohan.
Callahan. McKinnon, NC
Bride.
Left halfback - Mccauley, Maznicki,
Right halfback--Millette. Murphy. Tan
FullbackwPetela, Cole.
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Scoring: Georgetown, touchdowns ~
Hardiman, .Mattingly o'Mahoney. Points
after touchdown-Haesler (2), Boston
CoIlege, touchdown----McCauley. Field goal