The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-29
st. Mary's

OoAA S0AAIIB = OuO OOuUCS away
from Palmer Hudson. It was
downed on the 10-yard stripe.
TOUCHDOWN THREAT
An offside penalty nullified
the Mountaineers' gains and with
the ball on the 8, Vernier kicked
out to his own as, where May
rand made an 8-yard return
From the 80, the visitors only
touchdown threat - outside the
scoring seriesEwas made. May
rand picked up three yards and
then Burgess raced around Mount
Clemens right end for Is yards
to the %. A flat pass, Jack Rick
wal to Harold Rickwal, made nc
gain and a pair of running plays
were stopped colder than mack
erel.
Following a time-out, Coach
Nal Maloney's boys tried a pass
into the end zone on fourth
down, Jack Rickwal to Murray
an end, but VeSnier knocked II
down.
RICKWAL TO RICKWAL
As the first quarter ended,
Vernier kicked to Mayrand on
the visitors 81 and the fast STEP
ping half brought it up to Mount
Clemens 48. After a pair of runs
were stopped, another Rickwal
to Rickwal pass brought a first
down on the 80.
A few minutes later, Earl
Coke, end, blocked Schrimger's
kick, st. Mary's grabbing the
ball on their own 30-a 10 yard
kick. An exchanged of punts and
a IS yard penalty put the ball
on Ferndale's As, after a Is yard
return by Hudson. An eight yard
pass, Hudson to Rodney HILBERT,
full, was futile as two other
plays passes were incomplete, the
half ending before the fourth
down could be taken.
This was the first invasion of
st. James territory by Coach Lee
Harris team.
LACK OFFENSIVE PUNCH
Slowed by q fistful of five
yard penalties and poor block
ing, st. Mary's attack never got
Only on few occasions
did the backs get into the visi-
tors secondary.
On the kickoff, Burgess
brought the ball up to his own
48. A pair Of runs and an incom-
plete pass gained only five yards
and st. Mary's, after the kick,
could do not better-despite an
8-yard gain on a pass to Coke.
Hudson got off a 35-yard kick
from his own 35-yard line and
made an 18-yard re-
turn to the 48. On the third play,
Mayrand's desperation pass was
intercepted by Hudson on his
own 80; he made q 12-yard re-
turn. Two downs left it third and
ten when Hudson threw q flat
pass to Coke good for nine yards
and followed it up on the fourth
down with q short one over the
center Of the line to HILBERT,
good for eight and st. Mary's
first, last and only first down,
on the st. James 80.
A minute later, Harold Rick
wal, the end, intercepted q flat
pass on his own 35 and ran it
up to the 43. The quarter ended
with st. James in possession on
the ~. The interception stopped
the locals second and last pene-
tration.
RUN ON FOURTH
The beginning of the fourth
saw the st. James score set up.
After the tally, Hudson carried
the kick up to the 80. Three
plays left IL fourth and one, but
Hilbert failed to make the yard
on the fourth and st. James
took over on the Mount Clemens
IL. A bad pass from center to
Mayrand, an exchange of kicks
and 15-yard penalty in that or
der put the ball on st. James 20
but Schrimger picked up 10 and
Burgess hit the line for no gain
Is the game ended, the ball on
he st. James 80.
Outstanding in the line for st.
Mary's were Bernie Milan, right
lackle, Earl Coke, an end who
was on the second team until the
of the past week. and Ed
gar Smith.
In the backfield, Hilbert stood
out on defense, Hudson on Of
tense.
Mayrand and Burgess spanked
st. James offense while Rick
val, end. performed well In the
inc.
81. MARY's Position 81. JAMES
Z. Smith ....... LIE ..,....H. Rickwal
!. Coumsns ..... 1t ............ Flynn
W. Smith 1900. LG .......... Mullen
Voght .......... c ............ DeCsrt
Farrah .......... RG ........... RueIle
Milan .......... RI ........... Forne
D'Luge .......... RE ......... Murray
Petitpren ........ Oh .......... BurRiss
Hudson ......... LII 1890. Schrtmser
Vernier .......... RI $1,000. Mayrand
HILBERT ........ FB ........ RickwsI
Substttutions: 81. Mary's-Coike for T.
smith; 3. Smith for Fsrrah: Gardner for
voghl g. Jsmes-Csrter for Torne; Ma
oney for Mullen.