Evening star., 1950-11-12
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foot line, taking the ball on
downs. and tried two plunges at
the line, which failed to gain an
inch.
CANDLES on Quick Kick.
Each time the ball carrier was
almost nabbed in the end zone
for safety. The Badgers gam
5led on a quick kick on third
down, the ball going out of bounds
on the 28. Walt Klevay plunged
for six and then Tony Curcillo.
Ohio quarterback. hit End Tom
Watson on the goal line with a
22-yard touchdown pass.
Early in the fourth quarter.
gambled again, trying
to make half yard on fourth
down on its own 22-yard line. The
play missed by inches. Ohio took
1ver and moved the % yards in
five plays with Halfback Vic Jan
owicz skirting right end for the
touchdown which won the con-
test.
Late in the quarter, the Badgers
zoomed down to Ohio's 14-yard
line on the sensational passing of
Quarterback John sCoatta, but
Ray Hamilton of Ohio intercepted
on Ohio's 4 to stop the threat.
Badgers Recover on Four.
Janowicz fumbled on the next
play, however, and Ed Withers re-
covered on the four for Wisconsin.
Jimmy Hammond, Wisconsin
fullback, plunged a yard on sec
ond down for the touchdown to
bring the Badgers up to a 1914
deficit, with about three and one
half minutes to go. But Ohio ran
the time out with ground plays
after taking the kickoff.
Wisconsin, unimpressed by
Ohio's great Appoint per game
scoring average, and by the sup
posedly invulnerable Buckeye for
ward wall, dominated the open
ing quarter when the Badgers
took a 10 lead.
After the Buckeyes had moved
on the ground At yards to the
Badger 27. the visitors threw Ohio
ball carriers for 80 yards in losses
in three plays. And after taking
a punt they moved go yards in
nine plays for the opening score.
Roy Burks set off the drive with
a 17-yard run and then Coatta
threw first down passes to Tilden
Meyers and Gene Felker. Coatta
climaxed the drive with five
yard touchdown pass to Burks
and then kicked the extra point.
Wisconsin Holds on Three.
Ohio came right back with a
62-yard drive to the Badger three,
where Wisconsin dug in for three
downs and then took the ball on
the eight as Felker recovered
Janowicz's tumble. Hammond
quick-kicked to Ohios 81 and II
plays later Ohio had its first
touchdown. Janowicz passed to
watson for 33 yards to start the
drive and wound it up with s.
yarder to Watson on fourth down
Ihat left Wisconsin-which en-
tered the game tied for second
with a 4-1*Big Ten record behind
Ohlo's then 40 mark-leading 7-6
at the half as Bill Trautwein
missed Ohio's conversion.
WISCONSIN.
Lett ends-Felker, O'Donahue. Faverty,
Left tackles-Yderstad. Smith. Drews
Suminski.
Left guards-Kennedy. steinmetz.
Centers-Hansen. Gilbert Simkowski.
Right guards-o,B Brien. simcic. staiger.
Right tackles---Huxhold. Leu
Right ends-Meyers. Sachtjen
Quarterbacks-Radclif Coatta, Lane
Schaeffer.
Left halfbacks - strehlow. withers
Right halfbacks-Burks. Hutchinson,
Fullbacks-Hammond. Teteak.
OHIO STATE
Lett ends-Watson, S. Gandee.
Left tackles-Wittman. Canlpanella.
Left guards-Ruzich Fischer, Manz
Centers-McCullough Held Rather
Right guards-Biltz, Ronemus, Monsen
Faehl
Right tackles-Trautwein Logan, HE
tikko
Right ends--Anderson, Grimes, Walther
arterbacks-Curcillo. Ellwood
Left halfbacks-Janowicz, Bruney.
Right halfbacks-Klevay, Sturtz. Hamil-
ton. Widdoes.
Fullback-C. Gandee.
Wisconsin -7 0 O. ia
Ohio State -- 0 6 6 7-lS
Scoring: Wisconsin. touchdowns-Burks
Hammond. Points after touehdown-Co-
alta t2l. Ohio.Watson 9l; Janowicz