The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-05
Mount Clemens Bathers, St. Nary Drop Grid Tits
Mount Clemens
Loses $50 10
Wyandoite II
Team Bothers Beot
at Will in Post
Greatly Improved

Wyandotte came into Border
Cities League competition this
year with a new coach and he
brought with him new bag of
tricks that brought about the
downfall of the Mount Clemens
High school Bathers by a $50
score Saturday. The game was
played on the Wyandotte field.
1t was a new kind of Wyan-
dotte football team that the
Bathers met Saturday after nine
years of competition in which
the Mount Clemens squad has
been able to chalk up eight VIC
tories in nine seasons of meeting
the down river outfit.
Wyandotte scored touch
down in the first quarter, and
chalked up the extra point. an
other in the second, and two
more in the fourth period.
SAWICKI SCORES
Opening the game, Wyandotte
kicked off to Mount Clemens.
Bostwick took the kickoff and
brought the ball to his IS. After
testing out the foe, the Bathers
booted to the Wyandotte 3d. and
they moved it up to the 40 for
first down. After q Mount
Clemens clipping penalty, full
back Chester Sawicki took a
pass on the Bather 40 and ran
80 yards for touchdown. Varl
Speer, left half, booted the ex-
ira point for Wyandotte.
Wyandotte kicked off to
Mount Clemens, left halfback
Lyle Bliss taking the ball on his
35 yard line. Mial punted to the
enemy 35, and Wyandotte quick
kicked to the Mount Clemens
three yard line on the first play.
Mial then punted to the Wyan-
dotte 35, and ,;peer ran it back
to the 40. Speer then turned in
a great Is yard run, bringing
the pigskin up to the Mount Gle
mems Is, but the Bathers held
and finally took over the ball.
Wyandotte' left guard, Robert
Pomeraning, messed things up
for the Bathers when he inter-
copied q pass on the Bather %,
setting the stage for touch
down in the opening minutes of
the second quarter when Speer
tossed a % yard pass in the end
zone to Dan Roberts, right end,
for a touchdown.
BOSTWICK STEADY
Speers and his right half, AL
bert Redmond, spanked the Wy
andotte drive throughout the
game, and Bruce Bostwick
turned in the bright spots for
the Bathers.
In the third quarter, Herb
Martell, center, and Calvin Pan
cuff, Bather tackle, were injur-
ed, and Wyandotte set up its
third touchdown of the game
which came in the fourth quar-
ter. In the third quarter, Mount
Clemens punted to Wyandotte,
and the ball was returned to |
the Wyandotte 35 yard stripe.
The Bathers held, but when they
came into possession of the ball,
Speer intercepted pass, and
on three rushes,
brought the ball up to the Bath
err "a, and they pushed it up to
the 10 yard stripe at the end
of the third period.
SCORE IN 4TH
Soon after the beginning Of |
the fourth period, halfback John
Sautz took the ball over for a
on the first play.
running off tackle. Wyandotte
took advantage of a Mount Gle
mems tumble for the second
score in the final period. After
an exchange of punts, Wyan-
dotte made a recovery of a
kick on the Bather % yard line.
battered a path to
the Mount Clemens seven yard
line, and John Spears, enemy |
halfback, sliced through tackle
for the final touchdown.
The Bathers produced a slight
squirt to carry the ball to the
IS, in which a 20
yard pass from Bob Manning to
Jim Smith gave the local squad
a first down, but the game end
ed without the Bath City ag-
gregation saving itself from
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