The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-27

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mickey. with some fine taking.
slipped the oval 10 Fsin. who re-
turned II to the Aberdeen ss-yard
line. where Dick Hiltbrunn recov-
cred his tumble.
fam GOES OVER
In IA plays the Tigers had their
touchdown. with Fain packing the
ball over from the one-yard line.
Muckey's plscekick added the con-
version point.
Hiltbrunn's recovery OF an Aber-
deem tumble or the Bobcat 26-yard
line set up the opportunity for the
second quarter score. A 16-yard
penalty set the Tigers back on
their heels to the Bobcst SO. but
Mansfield fades back to the sta
dunn +5. rifles 5i-yard pass to
Don Lee. standing on the Aberdeen
courtyard line. Lee falls TO the
vineyard line as he catches the
long aerial.
On the next play, Mansfield
plungcs over guard for the touch
down. mickey. taking n place
Kick, handed the ball to Mansfield
on . semi "statUe of Liberty" re-
verse and Mansfield romped over
the goal line unmolested for the
extra point.
The Tigers ran up eight of their
first downs in the first half, hold
ing Aberdeen TO one first down,
and that one, lucky one. coming
when AL Boettcher scooped up q
batted-down pass intended for Ed
Thomson and gained I'll yards.
DETERRENT STORY
But the second half was differ
ent. The Bobcats began to make
their Information attack click as
they figured out a way to slow
up Paul jacobson, whose deadly
tackling had cooled the Aberdeen
ground attack the first half.
With Bill Rottle recovering Q
Stadium tumble on the Bengal "a.
yard line, the Bobcats moved into
Tiger territory for the first time
Seven plays later Mansfield punts
dead on the Aberdeen II but the
Bobcats still remembered how
green the Stadium pastures looked
over on the other side Of the mid
field stripe.
Al Boettcher cracked through
left tackle, hit off nj = tangent to
the left and raced IS yards to the
Stadium Is before he was stopped
Three plays later Bud Wyningcr
breexed around left end on a re-
verse 10 score touchdown
Dahlstul came In and place kicked
the point.
Aberdeen's Fiene booted thu
kickoff To the goal line and Sta
dunn could only return to the
Tiger courtyard line. Mansfield
punted to the Stadium Al. but Bill
Smith, Bobcat quarterback. re-
turned the bali to the Stadium
Vineyard line. -Four plays failec
to gain and Aberdeen kicked out
Of bounds on the Tiger l4-yarc
line.
REPEAT LONG GAMER
A moment later Smith returned
Lsmhert's punt from the Aberdeen
q to the Stadium "a. Repeating
the same play which scored theii
touchdown, Wyninger raced q
yards to the Stadium 12-yard line
where officials ruled he stepped
out of bounds.
The Bobcats bucked to the Sta
dunn eight-yard stripe but here
Coach Chuck Semancik twice
penalized his team five yards FOL
too many timeouts by sending IL
substitutes. Four downs saw Sta
dunn take over on their i6-yar'
line. II was the fourth time th'
Bobcats lost the ball on downs
deep in Stadium territory.
Statistics. outside of first down
revealed that the game was nj
even-stephen affair. II was jus
the game both teams needed be
fore opening their league season
next Friday. Aberdeen goes q
Vancouver and Stadium to Wali'
Walla.
High in the stands furiousl,
scribbling away in big notebook
were two coaches - Jimmy Emil
of Everett and Marshall Dutch
Shields of Vancouver. and as di'