Evening star., 1949-10-09
Georgetown
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nulllf1ed Dy an on-Slde penalty.
Lou Surman, Georgetown's usu-
ally reliable punter. hurried his
subsequent punt and Smith re-
turned it five yards to the Hoya
rs. This time the Deacons coulC
not be denied although they haC
to call in Substitute Quarterback
Ed Kissell to throw the 12-yarC
scoring pass to Jim Duncan in the
end zone.
Two Deacon Drives Stopped.
Georgetown stopped Wake For
est drives on it's own 20 and 4C
yard lines In the third period be-
fore getting another scoring op-
portunity. Mattingly's 27-yarc
pitch to Noppinger-partly Offset
by a 15-yard holding penalty
and another to Resch for ii yards
were the two big strikes Of the ad-
vance.
But Georgetown's offense bog
ged down on the 2-yard line and
Wake Forest took the ball on its
own four.
Wake Forest made its most i'm
pressive showing of the afternoon
Immediately following this goal
line stand, tramping all the way
to Georgetown's 4-yard mark be-
fore being halted. Hardiman
ended the threat by batting down
Blackerby's pass to Duncan on
fourth down. 1t wasn't two mip-
utes later when the Hoyas were
fighting for their lives again,
Wake Forest recovering the ball
after left-footed Bob Prices punt
got away from Surman. This
time the Deacons took over on
Georgetown's 20 but couldn't take
advantage Of the break. Don
Kitkowski intercepted Blackerby's
pass on fourth down.
Hero Turns Into Goat.
The payoff touchdown followed
a fine defensive stand by Wake
Forest on it's 29-yard line, but the
games big break was to follow.
Kissell, the hero of the first
Deacon score. was the goat this
time, throwing a pass intercepted
by Tommy Hardiman. The
Georgetown back ran "a yards
from his own 43 to Wake Forests
%, but even worse news for the
home team was a penalty for
unnecessary roughness on the
play that moved the ball to the
9-yard line.
Two plays later, after Ed Kar-,
pus spilled Dick Barba on the g..
yard line, Bob Barry. reserve
quarterback. called the winning
number. He faxed an end run
by Conn, who dropped back and
lofted the ball to Resch. who
slipped between Jones and Dave
Dawson to make the winning
catch.
Left ends--Noppinger, Fornaclari:
Left tackles-sheridan. Dolan' orsini'
Berger.
centersWKeller. rasMll Banonis. Durde
Right guards-ouiring. Backer Rose
Right tackles-Stack, Schuster, Ricca'
Hitselberger.
Right epds-Losh, Resch, Pallotta.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Barry, ardim an.
Left halfbacks-Conn, McFague, Murphy.
Right halfbacks-Kivus, Barba, Surman.
Fullbacks-Miller, Hughes and Haesler.
WAKE FOREST.
Left ends-Duncan, Mcclure, Butler.
Left Enthusiastically. Reiphard, station
Centers-Dawson, Baudlis, Zrakas.
Right euards-Auffarth, Dye.
Right tackle-Listopad.
Right ends-Bradley, O'Quinn. Gibson =,
Observation-Disclosures Davis, k1ssell.
Left halfbacks--Jones, Smith, Scarton'
RiFht r9tiafsli fhsaliifbacks-eresus. owinn, solek.
Fullbacks-Miller, Karpus, Stuts' Price,
George 20
GEORGETOWN --------6 9 9 ga z
Georgetown scoring: Touchdowns-For-
Wake Forest scoring: Touchdown
ohhcials: Referee-Francis x. Keating
(Fitchburg). Umpire. P Durham
tTulsa). Head linesman-Charles B.
Mackay tBrown). Field judge. j. LUZ
(St John'S).
STATISTICS.
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