Evening star., 1950-10-22
Statistics
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Between the brilliant Sorrel-
top and his mates, the Quakers
scored in every quarter and
roundly outclassed the Lions with
a tricky single-Wing attack that
Coach Lou Little's pupils found
impossible to stop. After Alan
Corbo, crashing Quaker fullback,
had bulled across twice in the
opening quarter it was only a
question of how high the score
would mount.
Corbo Shreads Line.
A crowd of 10000 sitting in per-
feet weather saw the winners pile
up a total of 243 yards by rush
ing to Columbia's 9 and add an
other 1872 yards by passing to the
Lions 221.
The Quakers, beaten only by
California this season, banged 60
yards for a score the second time
they touched the ball. Corbo
shredded the Columbia line for
repeated gains before he went
over from the S.
Minutes later. Penn drove SO
yards for another. Again it was
Corbo who scored. Later in the
opening period and into the Sec
ond Penn marched SO yards for
their third counter, with Bagnell
diving over from a yard out.
Early in the third quarter Bag
nell engineered an 80-yard pro-
cession across the Columbia goal,
with Glenn Adams eating up the
final % with a Bagnell pass. The
final Penn touchdown came near
the games end when John Evans
pounced on a Columbia tumble
on the ID and Bill Dueber hustled
it across on his first try. Herb
Agocs made good on four of his
five conversion attempts.
Lions Make Sporadic Forays.
In between these displays OF
more or less naked power. Colum-
bia made sporadic forays against
the Quaker goal line. Unable to
run through or around the stout
Penn defenses, the Lions had to
pass. and they threatened to score
several times after the game was
lost beyond saving.
In the second period, with
Kermit Tracy hitting his receiv-
ers, the Lions sailed from their
own 40 down to the Penn 9 before
losing the ball on an interception
Again early in the second half
Mitchell Price rang the bell with
a couple of long tosses to drive
the Lions half the length of the
field to the Penn 7 before the
Quakers intercepted back of their
own goal.
Bagnell completed six out of 10
passes for a total gain of 129
yards.
Let end-A Ward Mclean, L, Ward.
Left tackle-Malone. Durovlch, Meyer.
Left guard-Gregorowicz, Trevisano,
Sautter.
center-Nork, Wagner. schweeler.
BueSchen.
Right guard-Audette. Renicker. Mason
Right tackle-vitone, Frederowicz, w.
Wallace, Page.
Right end-O'Brien. BONN.
Quarterback-Price. Tracy, Coufal
Left halfback-White, Toner, Salvatore,
Vitek.
Right halfback-Danneman, Wynott
Forster
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hansen, Misho
PENNSYLVANIA
Left end-Moses. Bell Murray. Pfaff.
Sempier.
Left tackle-R. Evans. Smith, Harr,
Olekszak.
Left guard-McCann, Werlich, Lemon
lex, ASsif. McAndreWs.
Center-Greenawalt Laino, ]. Evans,
Capone.
Right guard-Krimmel, Hovey. Fox,
Right tackle-Prudente. Goldstrom
Mckinley.
Right end-Agocs, Power. Conway.
Observation-Disclosures Roberts, Coulson,
Cook
Left halfback-Bagnell, Warren, Miko-
vich
Right halfback-Deuber, Adams Rhoads,
Schmidt.
Fullback-Corbo. thinner.
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Scoring: Pennsylvania touchdowns-
Corbo (2). Bagnell Adams, Deuber. Points
after touchdoWn-AgocS "a.