** THE EVENING STAR C-2 Washington, D. C. MONDAY, 23, Saturday's NOVEMBER 1953 Lambeau Will Fire 3,000 Students Wait 3 Hours Stars •y tha Some To Hail Losing Indiana Paul Larson, California quarter- , Pressed Redskins as Coach back—Scored on an 18-yard By Asraciotod Pmi Pat, 4, and Marilyn, 11 months run, kicked three extra points BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. —slept through the noise. But and intercepted a pass as Morale Measure 23.—Coach Bernie Crimmins, > the baby sitter. Sue Douglas, Bears knocked Stanford out of For Talent, to Await a share (Continued From Page C-l.) whose football team won only couldn’t keep Bernie, jr., 23 of the Coast title, two out of nine games this sea- months, from watching the go- 21-21. up Saturday's Results The pigskin took a high bounce son, showed more than three -1 ings-on from a window. Chet Hanulak. Maryland half- toward the Washington goal—- hours late for a surprise dem- But still Calls back—Scored the second tho no Crimmins. time By Associated Press "9 right into the surprised Haynes’ onstration by 5,000 cheering In- weren’t answered in the Indian- Maryland had the ball on an NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 23. hands. Hall took it on the Red- diana University students early apolis home where Crimmins 81-yard run to start the Terps The Sugar Bowl, facing the task skins’ 37 and ran 39 yards to today. and his wife, Dorothy, vis- to a 21-0 victory over New 24 were Ala- of picking two football teams York’s before being Crimmins and his wife had l iting his roommate of student bama in the completion of an from a limited field of not too hauled down. gone to Indianapolis to visit days at Notre Dame—Bill Ken- unbeaten, untied It was a raggedy-pants aggre- friends after his team's rout -1 season. Impressive independents and 30-0 ' nedy, now a steel manufacturer. Tom Fitzpatrick, Villanova guard teams in unattached conferences, gation that won the game, with by Purdue ft) their Old Oaken Police cars went to the edge veteran Dudley going in Saturday. —Threw key blocks on runs plans to wait until Saturday’s the on Bucket classic of the city to watch for the up offense for the first time this Students started swarming that set one touchdown results are in before making its Crimmins car about 1 a.m. and and scored the other in selections. season to help spark the team’s around his darkened house about 14-13 waved it to the side of the road. upset of Syracuse. Irwin Poche said second touchdown drive. It was 10 o’clock last night, the hour ¦ President “Follow us,” the police said. Bob Hardy, last night he did not believe it Dudley’s 37-yard in Crimmins had been notified to Kentucky quarter- the final quarter, which, in the return for “an important meet- Crimmins admitted later he back—Led first victory over wise to discuss which teams are flB 1 frightened, though he said final analysis, decided the game. ing.’’ was Tennessee since 1935, 27-21. under consideration, but un- been observing The player-coach, who also The students sang he’d Indiana's Binky Broeder, official talk centered more and and cheered. 65-mile-an-hour speed lowa fullback— kicked the three extra points, They chanted, “One-two-three- limit. Led ground gainers with 127 more around Tech. ills JB 191 Kihßl.? The escort took them made 17 important yards on four. straight Tech manhandled Houston. Get the bucket in ’54.” to home, six blocks yards and stood out as three tries. They got restless, the Crimmins as tied Notre ?l-21, Saturday, a week after climbed trees from the campus, where 3,000 Hawkeyes Dame, Houston’s 37-7 triumph over Dudley replaced leg-weary and trampled shrubbery. 14-14. Justice, of the demonstrators were still highly regarded Baylor. Texas Charley who had plant- Indiana’s marching band had Rocky Ryan, ed 18- i waiting, warming their hands Illinois end—Re- Tech, winner of nine games, lost the ball on New York’s come out to cheer the coach, covered a blocked punt and imi § lmmmr WWMMk. emmWe. yard line with a 53-yard run on whose ninth over little bonfires in the street. only to Texas A. & M.. 21-14, team finished in the caught a pass for two touch- earlier in the season, and will a pass from Eddie Leßaron. Big Ten, but switched to dance "I know what to say. usually, Bullet the but not this time,” Crimmins downs as IllinoiE downed close its campaign against Har- Bill smashed through music for dancing in the street. Northwestern, 39-14, for a line to the three, and Leßaron, grew told the students. “This is like din-Simmons this week. As the hour later, Col. share of the Big Ten title. West Virginia failing to find a receiver open, Raymond L. Shoemaker, dean of a real big surprise party.” walloped North Bobby Freeman, Auburn quarter- Carolina State, 61-0, last week went around right end for the students, announced every one- “We left Indianapolis later co-eds included—could stay out than we were back—Scored twice and passed and remained another favorite. supposed to.” Mrs. for Virginia Halfback Johnny Williams until the cheer-Crimmlns mis- Crimmins explained. She said a third in 45-19 victory West has finished its over Clemson. season with eight victories and started that advance by inter- sion was completed, no matter a heavy fog also delayed them on a cepting one ’s 20-14 loss to South Carolina. of what the hour. the 50-mile drive. Leroy Bolden. Michigan State teams under considera- 26 passes. Another Inside the house, three of the The demonstration was, over halfback—Sprinted 10 yards Other by Williams Giants’ 28- tion have at least two stains on on the Crimmins children Mike. 5; in about 15 minutes. for the score that gave the their records. Among them yard line put the machinery in Spartans a 21-15 triumph over are for his team's final a group of Southeastern Confer- motion tough Marquette. ence teams, Kentucky, Auburn touchdown. Sam Baker ran 12 Kosse Johnson, Rice fullback— yards the 15, and Georgia Tech. to Giants’ and Faloney’s Bowl Chances Good; Led the ground gainers and Kentucky has lost to Texas Justice took it the rest of the scored the touchdown that with smart dash inside A&M and Mississippi, but has way a broke the game open in 19-6 left guard. beaten such teams as Rice, Mis- Next Two Weeks Will Tell defeat of TCU. Giants Click on Passes. sissippi State and Tennessee. will be unable remain in the Cotton Davidson, Baylor quar- REDSKIN’S’ TOUCHDOWN COMES HlGH—Bones Taylor had to leap to get this touchdown pass A barrage of passes took the will strapped Auburn, loser to Georgia Tech to “maneuver” on his left knee meantime. terback—Passed for a pair of and winner from in the third quarter of yesterday’s game with the Giants in New York. Giants 76 yards for their third over Mississippi, for three or four Duke Bernie, who played only 2 scores and intercepted pass The touchdown started the second-half that led to a 24-21 for the Gi- touchdown, which weeks. 16 1 a faces Alabama this week. Tech rally victory Redskins. Wyre, the Maryland trainer, said minutes against Alabama in in his end zone to preserve ants’ defenders are (16) and Randy Clay (12). Coach Steve Owen of Giants scored on a line buck of less than has lost to Alabama and Notre the today. Whether th,e Maryland Maryland’s 21-0 victory Satur- 27-21 victory over SMU. Dame, got contended Taylor shoved Gifford to make the catch, w'hile from the press it appeared just a foot. But with less than three but back in the run- box ’s knee will be day, will be restricted to limited Billy Teas, Georgia Tech half- ning with a 13-10 victory over the other way around. But the photo makes everything look legal. —APWirephoto. minutes to play, the Redskins ready for the played for time Giants team’s anticipated activity for the next several back—His 48-yard punt return Duke Saturday. and the Orange Bowl appearance against only two plays, after regain- days, although he can walk with- gave Engineers 13-10 triumph ran Oklahoma in will depend out Paper ing the ball, before the game Miami crutches. He was hurt when over Duke. Says Georgia Tech on how it responds to completed ended. treatment he a pass to Chester Len Bullock, North in the next two weeks. Hanulak and was tackled by Ala- Carolina full- Has Cotton Bowl Bid BillDudley Still Tops for 5 Minutes The Giants walked all over the back—Scored twice, once on a The internal lateral ligament bama’s Sid Youngelman while in By *h« Auoeiated Pre»» “ still is the best His blocking was good, too. It The Redskins got Redskins in the first half, 59-yard run, in a 33-7 victory all the is one of the main supporting an off-balance position. Knoxville (Tenn.) News- halfback in the league for five was the best I've had all season breaks in the second half, marching 41 yards to score in over Virginia. £The but period, being ligaments of knee, Wyre ex- Faloney definitely said today that Georgia minutes at a time,” Coach Curly at left halfback. The other boys Lambeau thought they made the second after the will be on Tom Davis, LSU—Kicked -B«htinel plained. damage field Tech has been to Lambeau declared in summing block well, but with Dudley there their by refusing held earlier on Washington’s 6- The was done the sidelines when the Terps re- goal beat Arkansas, 9-8. invited play own to quit. to the soft tissues. practice. to the Cotton Bowl at Dallas up his backfield coach’s play I felt more secure. I knew 7 noth- They escaped a bad situation in inch line. The Redskins, with sume Charlie Boxold Dick Columbia quarter- in- “In all probability he will be thus will work with the first Carr, Shuary 1. The paper said the against the Giants yesterday. ing w as going to go wrong.” the third quarter when Tom Jim Ricca, Laurie Niemi, Knox back Passed for all four r Cloud doing ready for the Orange Bowl,” team backfield in practice for 3jech squad, which has a 7-2-1 “Play him in short spurts like Dudley, w'ho will be 32 Christ- Landry’s punt just missed rolling Ramsey and Jack touchdowns in playing yeoman duty, Wyre said, “but we won’t know the first time this year. Lions with a game with Georgia that,” the coach continued, mas Eve, “retired” as an active out on the 6-inch line. It went held for three his ninth straight 60-minute ftj£ord “and nobody would stop him. player after into downs inside their own 8-yard for two weeks.” Joe Horning received a bruised •fill to be played, voted on the the 1951 season. He the end zone before going Faloney game as Columbia defeated But you’d have to him for line before Frank Gifford plunged will report twice daily hip, but otherwise the Terps suf- Invitation this morning. | save was backfield coach at Yale last out of bounds and the Redskins for Rutgers. 27-13. ~ physical therapy fered only certain situations and use him year, returning to the Redskins got the ball their over from the one. treatments the usual bumps and McKenna, -In Atlanta, Coach Bobby Dodd on own 20. and will have heat bruises Leo Dartmouth quar- sparingly. He couldn’t play any this season in a similar capacity. Sonny Grandelius, who gave on his in- despite the most vicious terback—Scored twice, passed df the Engineers refused to com- Harry jured knee at night. The play of the longer than that or the knee He has been carried as a player- Ulinski is the Touch- the Redskins trouble in the first knee line season. for a third and connected on iffient on the report. of would get him.” coach to permit him to place- down Club’s player the week game in Washington this season, four conversions in 34-12 up- Dallas, Otto Eisenlohr, and was to honored at to- got the Giants started for their president Dudley was one of several key kick extra points and field goals, be edge in statistics, except in the set of Princeton. of the Cotton Bowl As- day’s luncheon, along with Clark second touchdown late in the sociation, said earlier that the figures in the Redskins’ 24-21 as well as to kick off. but in the scoring column, where they Pro Standings victory over last two games has been used on Griffith. Harry had keen com- second period with a 31-yard field had been narrowed to five the Giants before counted. •y rtn Associated Pr«»» 16,887 fans Polo Grounds. defense. Yesterday was his first petition from Harry Dowda, Don jaunt to midfield. REDSKINS. teams and a selection would at the 8011, You Be the be Bullet Virginia try on offense. Joe Tereshinski and Paul scored on an 11-yard throw Left ends Taylor. Brito, Niemi, EASTERN CONFERENCE. toade 48 He named Bill, one-time Dele leer. within hours. Dudley has Barry. The latter looks like he from Conerly. W. L Tie Pet. Pt* OP. All-American, Left , , Georgia went in to spell said several times tickles—Boll. Modzelevskl. Clevelsnd 800 Tech. Alabama, West should have started the season Redskins Shift Players. Left tuards—Pepper, Ricca. 1.000 232 00 Quarterback the leg-weary Charlie Justice in he doesn’t want to return to Centers—Ulinslci. Demao. Philadelphia 6 2 Virginia, Texas Tech and Mis- ! i at Giants up yards 1 .730 282 141 the last quarter and three full-time duty as a halfback. He fullback. The rolled 129 Riaht ruards—Wltuclcl. Ramsey. Washington 4 4 1 .500 168 ajssippi. j on Rlaht tackles—Clark, Lipscomb 192 ANSWER has a trick knee that could give rushing in the first half, but added Pittsburgh 4 A 0 repre- ! consecutive trips with the ball thought Right ends—Polsfoot, Tereshinski. .444 167 216 -;The Southwest will be Steve Owen the only 31 in the second against Scarbath, New York 2 0 .222 112 160 4. Fake punt and pass. Brown picked up 17 yards to up him trouble if injured again half Dudley. Leßaron. 7 by Texas, Rice or Baylor, set his Giants played their best game Lipscomb sented i and his family isn’t keen about a line that saw Paul Left Dowda, I Cards . 0 8 1 .000 133 272 defense would be alert for this three-way team’s second touchdown. year, despite Haynes. halfback* Justice. h»w in a tie for the his playing. of the their defeat. playing right end, Dick Alban on Doll. WESTERN CONFERENCE on second down. Flat pass plays At the time, it appeared Right halfbacks Rykovich. Alban. lead. Texas the Texas Ag- that Steve accused Bones Taylor of a wing despite a painful back Barry. Williams. Detroit 7 2 0 .778 187 167 would likely gain little if com- plus Los Angeles .. 6 2 1 .750 267 103 I gjfs Thursday and Rice and Bay- the touchdown, Bill’s earlier George Marshall was at Union shoving Frank Gifford before injury, and, with others like Fullbacks—Baker, Drazenorlch. Cloud. 6 0 pleted and is inter- Joe San Francisco . 3 .687241 188 costly if meet Saturday. 37-yard field goal, would be de- he caught Jack NEW TORE. 3 6 0 .333 145 222 cepted. lor Station to greet his victorious Scarbath’s touch- Tereshinski, Niemi and Cloud Green Bay 2 6 cisive. But the Redskins got an- Left ends—Anderson. Duncan. 1 .250154 223 down pass for Washington’s first Chicago . squad last night. playing strange positions. Left tackles—Brown. Douglas. Weln- Bears 2 6 1 .250 170 204 3. Off tackle. Should be safe, other touchdown later meister. and. as “I wish you’d get more in- score in the third period. From Rote, who caught eight passes S4TCRDAVS RESULTS. Left guards—Austin, Woodard. Ra> Philadelphia, Chicago but there’s little chance of first it turned out. they needed it. appeared „ 38: Cardinals. Pro Football I juries,” he said to Lambeau. I the press box it that for 126 yards, was the Giants’ mone. Kennard. 0. down in the rain running against “Bill’s still awfully quick,” up pretty good made another of his Centers —Rapacz. Cannady. Wietecha. Yesterday’s (Continued From Page C-l.) j “You turn some Bones un- most dangerous threat in that Right guards—Stroud. Albright, Pe- Results. this compact defense. Quarterback Lagod. Eddie Leßaron said boys—like that Paul Lipscomb usual catches, with Gifford and department. Taylor caught ?iani. Cleveland. 20: Pittsburgh. 2. Kick and play six Right tackles—Yelvington. Krouse. Detroit, 16. Punt. for Pittsburgh touchdown in the afterward. “He hits a hole fast. at end. He was Randy Clay interfering with him. Right ends—Pelfrey. 20: . 16. terriffic.” for 73 yards for the Redskins. Sulaitis, Strlb- Los Angeles, 21: Baltimore, 13. the breaks isn’t bad call. opening period. completed ling. San Francisco. 37: He The gained only 75 —Conerly. Green Bav.7. 1. Medium pass down Redskins Quarterbacks Avinger. Washington. 24: New York. '2l. middle. five straight passes in the fourth Rams ahead. Then carried 14 times yards on the ground, with Jus- Left halfbacks—Gifford. Tunnell. Brown defense is vulnerable here. to set up the second jTowler for 205 time -it needed for Guglielmi’s Right halfbacks—olote. Clay. Landry. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE. six-pointer ran an intercepted pass 44 tice leading his with Fullbacks—Price. Grandelius. A completion could easily pro- for back yards. Before yesterday he first touchdown pitch and pre- teammates THURSDAY. . yards Rote, yards. Washington ..O O 7 17—24 Green Bay at Detroit. winning 1 for the clinching touch- • trailed Joe Jerry of the Forty- vented a possibly harmful 5-yard 24. with 47 Price New York 14 duce the touchdown. The Lions came from behind O O 7—21 SUNDAY. down George Taliafarro also Niners by 110 aids for the league penalty, since the Irish already and Grandelius, with 41 each, Washington scormg- And it would surely loosen up for victory Touchdowns, Chicago Cardinals at Cleveland. their with Doak ran 44 yards for Justice’s figures. Taylor. Leßaron. Justice. Conversions. Angeles that defense. one Baltimore rushing lead. had taken the five timeouts to bettered Con- Dudley, 3. Field goal. Dudley. Los at Chicago Bears. scoring one Philadelphia Walker touchdown, touchdown and John Huzvar they erly matched him. at New York. (Question on Page C-l.) The Forty-Niners scored twice | which were entitled. New York scoring: Touchdowns. Gif- Ban Francisco at Baltimore. (Distributed kicking two field goals and add- ford, Rote. Price. Conversions. Clay, 3. Washington Pittsburgh. by The Register and bucked over from the two for In the air, Conerly completed at Syndicate.) ing the extra points in the first period against Green Varrichione then played virtu- Tribune after both the other. ally all 17 of 26 passes for 222 yards. Le tallies. Bay and never were seriously the second half. com- Taliaferro, ordinarily half- It tactic that is Baron completed 9 of 16 throws pleted 21 passes out of 43 at- a challenged. Three pass inter- is a common back, was put in as the split-T ceptions. two recoveries of fum- in close games. In this case, for 159 yards, while Scarbath tempts for 241 yards. An inter- completed 4 of 10 42 and one ception of one quarterback for the injured Fred bles and a questionable call by Varrichione’s enthusiastic dis- Jar of George Blan- Enke. And the play touchdown. da’s passes by Bob Smith 1 former Indiana Quarterback Tobin Rote of the ; of misery and the next on the star proved he was up play’s startling The Giants clearly had the Bears 7 late in pe- to it by Packers led to all of the San conclusion made the fourth gaining 136 yards on 16 carries. special. riod set up Walker’s touchdown. Francisco scores. Y. A. Tittle it something holiday treat! He completed only six of 21 The Rams also had to come scored twice and passed for an- Television Bout Tonight passes, but showed crowd ; six-pointer. Grid from behind in a fog at the of other Stonewalls Win Title NEW YORK, Nov. (A 5). thick 27.268 he has all the possibilities. 23 Baltimore. They trailed, 13-7, | The Stonewalls, with Skippy Joey Giardello, the No. 3 mid- going into the final period. Norm While Van Brocklin was hav- Chambers and Henry Parham dleweight contender from Phila- C0r0na...3 for 50* Van Brocklin tied in with a 26- ing a good day passing—11 of 17 Notre Dame scoring two touchdowns each, delphia. and Tuzo Portuguez, J (Continued : took their second yard heave to for 189 yards. of the From Page C-l.) straight Dis- Costa Rican slugger, clash to- and the extra point put the Rams had a field day running. ! trict amateur football cham- night in the main bout at Brook- took everything the Irish had to pionship yesterday, defeating lyn's Eastern Parkway Arena. offer in the way of cracking, toe- the Northeast Hawks, 27-0, at (The bout will be telecast in i to-toe football and more than ! Vista, Md. Washington by WTTG. ! held their own with the Nation's College Conference Standings No. 1 team. 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