North Dakota State at George Washington

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, November 5, 1932, page 8

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  TWO TOUCHDOWNS IN LAST PERIOD CRUSH. HOPES OF INVADERS Hansen Runs Through Entire Team to Cross Goal But Ball Is Called Back BLOCKED KICKS DISASTROUS FuIIback Carter and HaIfback MCarver Lead ColoniaIs to Victory Washington, Nov. 5.-P-George Washington university’s aggressive eleven handed North Dakota State it: first defeat of the season, 2O.to 0. Fri. day night in an intersectional battle Outplayed in the first quarter, the Colonials came back with strong offensive, scoring on the last play OF the first half, and showing over two tcuchdowns in the final period. George Washington received the kickoff in the first period but was I’M able to gain and punted. North Da kota promptly launched an offensive from its own 45-yard line which click ed off two first downs. with Hansen and Cove tearing through the line Blackstone, Colonial center, haltet, the drive by intercepting Mckay pass and was downed on his 39-yard line. A George Washington pass net ted Is yards but the attack begged down. The period ended with the score 90 and the Westerners on the Colonial 3O-yard line. Punting Duel Develops George Washington took the ball or downs as the second quarter opened and long distance punting duel followed. Jacobson punted out OF bounds and gave Washington the ball on the North Dakota 30-yard mark but tumble ended that threat. An Off tackle slice by McCarver just before the period ended gave George Washington a touchdown after push ing the ball up to the Bison goal and Baker converted. The half ended with the score George Washington Z; North Dakota State 0. Third: The Bison received the kickoff and then were forced to punt Carter, hard-driving Colonial full back. charged through center for two straight downs but North Dakota State held fo- downs on it’s 20-yard line. A pass by each team was. in tercepted and the period ended with the ColonialS holding the ball in mid. / field. still leading to 0. Early in the final period, Hansen oil North Dakota raced through the en- tire Colonial team and across the goal line. but the ball was called back because he stepped out of bounds. | Block Bison Punt | Washington scored its SECOND touchdown on a two-yard line buck by McCarver after Steward has block ed Jacobson’s punt and Captain Chambers recovered on the Bison Is yard mark. Fenton zig-zagged Is yards for the third touchdown on the climax of a 62-yard march. Baker place-kickec the extra point to make the finaI score: George Washington 20; North Dakota State 0.

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George Washington leads 2–⁠0 in two meetings, counting the one since this game.