Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-05

over. Hammerlng the line nVe
times in six plays, the stocky
West Hampstead. L. l., line-buster
smashed over from one foot out.
Ward Kicks Winning Point.
The 10000 Baker Field Gus
toners watched tensely as AL
Ward added the winning point by
placement.
Price was red hot with his
passing in the first half with two
touchdown throws. But Cornell's
Bill Scazzero, a sub for ailing Bob
Engel. scampered for two scores
that evened matters.
After a Scoreless third quarter,
JEFF Fleischmann Jared over
from the one, the eighth play in
q 65-yard drive, and Cornell was
on top.
A few seconds later when Frank
Toner fumbled and Jim Jerome.
recovered for Cornell on the Co.
lumbia %, it looked even more
certain that Cornell would win.
But Columbia braced after yield
ing one first down and took back
the ball on its 10.
Lions Recover Calvo tumble.
After a punt by Tony Misho
came fro m break. On the first play
from scrimmage, Calvo was rushed
SO hard that he let the slippery
ball squirt out of his hands. OFT
fell on it.
After the Price pass it was
Hansen, Hansen and more Han
sen. The fullback, who was Co.
lumbia's leading scorer with five
previous touchdowns, drove over
for the most important I'D of
the Lions season.
The first Columbia touchdown
in the first quarter was breath
taking. Price threw to Don Mclean
who barely tipped the ball with his
fingers, trying for a catch near
the S. The ball sailed into the end
zone into the hands of Yves BONN.
Cornell pushed the winners
around the field most of the after
noon, outrushing Columbia 1853
yards to 118. Prices 161 yards
passing overshadowed Cornells At.
Score Tied At Half.
Price did it all in Columbia'S Sec
ond quarter touchdown that came
just five seconds before the half
to tie the score at 1913. Moving
the bali so yards in six plays, Price
threw four passes and ran twice.
A 22-yard toss to Frank Toner was
the scorer.
Bill Kinks failure to convert
meant the difference in the end. I
He made the first but was wide
with the second. The last try was
blocked by Bill Malone, a most i'm
portant play. Ward, the sophomore
hero, made two of three.
In the dying moments, Cornell
put on drive that rolled for three
first downs to the Columbia %
but Calvo was smothered on two
passing attempts as the clock ran
out.
CORNELL.
Left end-sampson. Cliggott, Boddie,
Left tackiewMetzler. Jerome. Taylor,
Left EuardNDi Grange, Litzelman. Nc
earthly
center-J.. Peril, oaise, chipouras,
Right guard-Macleod, Qunby. p. Pierik.
Unterzuber, Hagenauer.
Right tackle - Ramin, Pyott, Frat,
Risht end-Pujo, Schulz, Kolb. Duff.
Dorrance.
ouarterback-calvo, Jaeckel, Marchant,
Left halfback-whelan, Kirk. Hanley,
Merz. HARE. zechman.
Right halfback-Scazzero. Clymer. Han
=. Fullback - Fleischmann, seidenberg,
MerZ, Tayler.
COLUMBIA.
r va Mslls soa-Mchean' L. ward A. Ward
Left tsekle-Durovich. vitone' Meyer,
Left suard-sautter Trevisano. Audette,
Center = Wagner, Nork, Bueschen.
6chwegler. Halpern.
Right guard-Audette, Mason.
Rieht tackle-Federowicz W. Wallace,
6padafora.
Right end-7Bomm, obrien. cozzi.
Left halfback-salvatore Toner, OFT,
Right halfback-Wynott, vitek Dame
Fullback-Hansen. valuska, Misho.
Cornell Observation-Disclosures Ola o go
Columbia --- 7 0 80
Scoring: Cornell, touchdowns-Scazzero
Columbia-Bomm, Toner. Hansen. Con-
versions-A. Ward t2).