Evening star., 1940-12-09
College Basket Ball Spms Here This Week. With H. Making Home Debut
Redskins
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use otter the debacle. They were
Just too good for U.s." or words to
that effect.
But Marshall, just as normally, |
had plenty to say, with criticism
leveled especially at Quarterback
Frank Filchock.
I've never seen poorer job OF
calling signals in my life," Marshall
declared. Can you imagine having
runners like Dick Todd and Andy
Farkas in there with you and never
calling on them to run the ball? 1t
appeared like Filchock didn't know
anything but pass plays"
Informed of his boss opinion. Fill
chock retorted: When got in the
ball game we were 81 points behind.
Is that the time to do anything but
try to score as quickly as you can?
And is there any quicker way to
score than by passing? Not that I
know Of"
Filchock's Passing Criticized.
What Filchock didn't explain,
however, was how he happened to
miss seeing players like Wilbur
Moore and Wayne Millner open time
after time on his left flank and why
he kept passing to poor Bob Nc
Chesney who was pitiful trying to
catch even the soft ones with his
heavily -bandaged, broken right
hand
McChesney. incidentally, proved
one of just three players who can
be said to have played their hearts
out in the losing cause. Wee Willie
Wilkin, destined to become one OF
the greatest tackles in the league.
was a standout among his woeful
teammates, while Wayne Millner, as
ever, gave his all in a money game.
According to Halas, the cham
pionship was won in the very first
minute of play when Bill Osman-
ski got loose around his own left
end and romped SO yards to touch
down behind great interference.
When saw the type of blocking
we were getting on that play" Halas
said afterward, Il knew it was only
a question of the final score. My
boys really were inspired and poured
it into the Redskins from the start. ;"
At that, things might-and we
use might" advisedly-have been
different if Charley Malone had
held onto a sure touchdown pass
from Sammy Baugh which would
have tied the score less than 8
minutes later. Malone was wide
open and within two strides Of the
Bear goal line, but the ball slipped
out of his grasp and Washington's
best scoring chance went a-glim-
mering.
Malone Most Seriously Hurt.
Later in the game, Malone became
the most serious casualty of the
day when he tackled George McAfee
after the latter had intercepted a
pass. McAfee's charge broke three
of Malone's ribs and he walked of
the field plainly dazed In the hos
pital he was described as still suf-
fering from shock.
A rolling block by Tackle Lee
Artoe after the whistle had blown
put Halfback Max Krause out of
commission early in the first quarter
and several ligaments are believed
torn in Max's left knee. Dick Todd
suffered a slight conclusion near
the end of the half and never re-
turned to the game.
II you really want the cory details
of how the Bears scored their II
touchdowns. here they are:
l. Osmanski circles left end for
68 yards with End George Wilson
throwing a whale of a block on the
30-yard line to take the last two
Redskins, Ed Justice and Jimmy
Johnston, out of the play.
2. Sid Luckman goes across on
a quarterback sneak after Osman-
ski, Ray Noting and McAfee have
riddled the Redskin line on an
80-yard drive.
3. Joe Maniaci sweeps left end
for AZ yards after the Bears partly
block and recover Sammy Baugh' S
kick on Washington's AZ.
4. Ken Kavanaugh takes Lucy
mans 33-yard pass under Andy
Farkas' nose in the end zone.
Pass Interception Easy.
5. Rookie End Hampton Pool
intercepts Baugh's unusually easy
pass and romps. nearly walks, 20
yards to the Redskin goal
6. Noting goes through center al
most untouched from the 21-yard
line after Baugh's incomplete pass
on fourth down gives the Bears the
ball
7. McAfee intercepts rookie Roy
Zimmerman's pass, lodges several
Redskins and tight-ropes down the
sidelines 20 yards.
8. Bulldog Turner intercepts an
other pass by Zimmerman anc
sprints Is yards to pay dirt.
g. Another Bear rookie, Harry
Clark from West Virginia, runs 4a
yards behind a wave of interference
10. Decathlon champion 285-pound
Jack Torrance RECEIVERS Filchock's s
tumble on an attempted pass from
his 2-yard line, Gary Famiglietti
going over on the next play.
II. Clark again goes over from the