Evening star., 1949-01-02
Pane|Ii Leads Victors,
Superior in Air and
Ground 0Hensives
BY the Assoeioted Press

BY the Asseeioted Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Lied
by Fullback John Panelli of Notre
Dame, the East SQUEEZED out a 14-12
win over the West today in the gath
annual Shrine charity football game.
A crowd of more than $1,000 per-
sons sat through chilly afternoon.
The all-star collegians. assembled
from many parts of the country,
battled on muddy field. 1t rained
during the early part of the game.
The East, coached by Andy Kerr
of Lebanon Valley, Bernie Bierman
of Minnesota and Tuss McLaughry
of Dartmouth, had an edge in both
ground and aerial offensives,
Panelli in the second period drove
through the Vests right tackle for
Is yards and a touchdown. He car
ried the ball II times for an aver
age of Sc yards.
Gene Rossides Scores.
In the third period, the East
quarterback, Gene Rossides, of
Columbia pushed through center for
two yards and a touchdown. Bob
Dean of Cornell place-kicked his
second extra point.
The West, the shortender, made
fourth period bid which resulted in
its second touchdown. Left Half
back Jim Finks of Tulsa threw a
35-yard pass to Right Halfback Bob
Goode of Texas A. g. M. Goode
made a sensational touchdown
catch at the goal line.
The Westerners scored in the
opening period when Left Halfback
Don Doll of Southern California
passed from the East's 4-yard line
to Right Halfback Jerry Williams of
Washington State College. Will
liams nabbed the ball in the end
zone after it had been DETECTED by
one Of the defending Fasteners.
West Unable to Convert.
The West lost a chance to tie
the score through the failure of
Odell Stautzenberger of Texas A.
and NJ. to convert the extra points.
His placements were wide of the
mark each time.
The West started out as if it
would upset its favored rivals. Doll
connected with receivers IN passes
and fullback Bob Summerhays of
Utah smacked the line for good
gains.
The squad, coached by jeff Cra-
vath OF Southern California, L. r.
Dutch" Meyers of Texas Christian,
and Ike Armstrong of Utah, ground
out 80 yards for the first score of
the colorful pigskin classic, played
for the Shrine's Crippled Children's
Hospital benefit.
East Takes Lead.
The East, however, jumped into a
7-to-6 lead early in the second
quarter
John Simon, right guard from
Penn State, recovered a tumble by
Finks on the West "a. Gene Derri-
cote, right halfback from Michi-
gan, reeled off nine yards and Pa
nelli ran II yards to the 14-yard.
Derrlcotte added four yards more,
but a 5-yard penalty put the East
back to the Is. Panelli then cracked
through right tackle for the touch
down
In the third period, Joe Sullivan,
left halfback from Dartmouth, in
tercepted a pass by Doll on the
West 13. Panelli chalked I'D two
yards and Quarterback Rossides ran
it over.
Left ends-Dale Armstrong Dartmouth;
sonn sonn Rogers Cornell; Bob sponauele.
Phil he'e o.iflt tsffles Purdae hsDh Kohl Michigan
Left guards-Bill Fischer. Notre Dame;
Dolph ront Tokayeayk icy Pennsylvania;
nicIe SIen9MeasAdWarTen Masd W Beson' Minnesota;
Rteht suards-Dave Templeton, Ohio
stet"; John Simon, Penn State.
Finley. Penn State.
:. Rieht ends-Ed Mcneil Michigan; Will
liam McPeak. Pittsburgh
ouarterbacks-Gene Rossides, Columbia:
Frank Burns. Rutgers.
=, LEI Left half halfbaeksLJoe Sullivan, Dart
Right halfbacks-Lou Kusserow, CoIum-
oia: Larry Cooney, Penn State
Fullbacks-John Panelli, Notre Dame;
Bob Dean, Cornell.
Left ends-Banard Hafen. Utah: Ed
Hamilton. Arkansas; Dave Swenson, Wash
Left tackles-Lauri Niemi, Washington
state; Jim Wtnkler Texas A. and M
Left Guards-Bob Leyenhagen, WASH
ington: Bob Rohrer. Stanford
\, centersEBob PifIerini. San Jose State;
Right Ruards-odell stautzenberser.
Texas A. and M: All Hemstad, Washing
ton.
Right tackles-Bill Austin, Oregon State;
Bob Hendron, U; s. e.
o'e@snts: auarterbacksEBtl o 3 Renna Santa Clara:
Hal Jensen. University of San Francisco
Left halfbacks-Don Doll, U. S. c.; jim
Finks. Tulsa.
Right halfbacks-Jerry williams. wash.
M; Jack Kirby, u s. c.
Fullbacks-Rudy Krall. New Mexico; Bop
Sammerhays, Utah.
Wsst esst - 8 ! Z S-IItt
East scoring. touchdowns-Panelli, Ros-
sides. Points after touchdowns-Dean G.,
placements
West scoring touchdowns-Williams
Goode.
East West.
First downs Is 10
Yards gained rushing tneD 1873 81
Forward passes attempted IA 81
Forward passes completed IA
Yards by forward passes 35 1855
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