Evening star., 1950-10-01
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ington last week, came within a
missed. block of scoring in the
first two minutes of play. The
Virginia sprint champion took a
punt on his own 10, faxed q lat
eral and started up the sidelines
He weaved in and out of would
be tacklers for rs yards, Weir
throwing a beautiful block to help
but a Penn defender who wasn't
down knocked Schroeder out OF
bounds on the Penn Is. Virginia
then lost six yards in three downs
and Steve Osisek's pass on fourth
down was intercepted in the end
zone by Harry Warren.
A Penn gamble that failed set
UP Virginia's only score. The
Quakers elected to run the ball
on fourth down with II yards to
go on the Virginia At, and Glenn
Adams lost yardage back to the
Penn A. Virginia drew a Is
yard penalty for illegal use of
the hands back to it's own 80.
Here Barkley threw high and
long in the direction of Osisek.
Steve. running and watching over
his shoulder, turned and caught
the ball on the IL and fought
off Bill Rhoads. Louis Roberts
and Warren as he drove for a
touchdown. Dave Barker was
used for the first time as a place
ment kicker and he made it TO.
Virginia marched right back
into Penn territory, but Barkley's
short pass was intercepted by Ed
Bell. one of four Quaker inter-
ceptions today. Bell and Bob
Evans are the first Negroes in
Penn's modern football history
At this point, Penn was stalled,
but few minutes later Virginia
was in trouble when pass from
center on fourth down sailed over
Harold Hoak's head. So Penn
took over on the Virginia IA.
After making nine yards in three
rushes, Bagnell's surprise fourth
down pass with only yard to
go Tor first down was incomplete.
Everything Is Different.
The second half was a different
story. Penn came out passing and
Bagnell tossed a flank pass to
Coulson, who went 33 yards before
Schroeder knocked him out of
bounds. saving score for a mo-
ment. Corbo went II yards on
a fake and then from the 3O-yard
line Bagnell faxed an end run
and spotted Tom Hanlon all alone.
The latter took the pass on the
seven and romped over. Carl
Sempier added the first of three
straight conversions.
Osisek's pass intended for Ed
Bessel, was intercepted by Roberts
on the Penn 36 and Penn came
back to score after BagneH, who
gained SO yards for the day, and
Corbo set it UP by rushing the
ball. Coulson passed to Adams
on fourth down from 18 yards out
and the receiver squirmed away
from Bill King to score.
Penn got another scoring
chance when Harding's pass was
batted into Bells hands for an
irlterception on the Penn 46. Bag
nell faded way back to pass, made
his way out Of a trap and threw
a long one for the sidelines. King
jumped, batted the bau into
Moses hands and he ran Is of the
81 yards Of the play to score.
Penn was charmed on that one
as Bell was fortunate to intercept.
Bagnell should have been stopped
when he was trapped, and Moses
grab of the rebound was tinged
with luck.
NOTES-Herb Agocs, Penn's
senior end, was thumbed out in
the second period for unsports-
manlike conduct. That also cost
his team Is yards The teams
exchanged fumbles on two plays
late in the first half, Gerry Furst
fumbling for Virginia and Alex
Jaffurs recovering, and then Corbo
fumbled for Penn and Charlie
Mott of Virginia recovered.