Evening star., 1950-10-01
Quarterback Sets Up
Raider touchdown
And Scores Another
By Brion Bell. Jr.

Paul Weinstein, brilliant West
ern High split T quarterback, led
the Red Raiders to 1870 win
over Wilson before a crowd of
$500 at Eastern Stadium yester-
day After a scoreless first half,
WeinStein set up one touchdown
with a pass and ran 80 yards for
the second score.
Wally McGarry recovered a Will
son tumble on the Wilson ,29. in the
third quarter tos start Western on
! the way to its first touchdown, !,
Ted Dayharsh carried for a first
down to the is and then Wein-
stein passed to Howard Berger
who made fine catch, juggled the
ball and then held on at the one.
Dayharsh bucked over for the
touchdown. Rudy Forster's extra
point kick was blocked by Chris
King, Wilson fullback.
Weinstein set up the second
tally in the final period when he
passed 20 yards to McGarry on
the Wilson 40. Two plays later
sWeinstein faxed pitch-out and
cut back over tackle. He seemed
to be stopped after a 5-yard gain
but broke out of the hands of
three tacklers. cut to the sidelines
and went 80 yards to score. The
cagey Raider quarterback faxed
to hold the ball for the extra
point kick and then Strengthened
! up to pass to Berger for the score.
See-saw Battle Fought.
The first half was a see-saw
battle with Wilson penetrating
Western territory three times and
the Red Raiders crossing the mid
held stripe twice. Wilson'S best
opportunity to score came when
Jerry Murphy and George Waring
powered the Tigers to a first down
on the Western 20. However.
three running plays left four yards
to go for a first down. Field goal
kicker Dick Sebastian entered the
game but the players shouted they
could make the yardage and, he
was taken out. However, Chris
King was stopped for no gain on
the next play and Western took
over.
Wilson was out-hustled in the
second half by an aggressive
Western line and hard running
backfleld. The Tigers failed to
penetrate into Raider territory in
the second half while Western
scored twice and had the ball on
the Wilson nine when the game
ended.
Weinstein put on quite a show
passing accurately, running well
and calling his plays superbly
Western ends, McGarry and
Scrlbner, made several fine catches
and Dale Larsen. shifty Raider
halfback, got off for several nice
gains in the first half.
Hard Tackles Check Wilson,
However, much of the credit
for Westerns fine second-half
showing must be given to the
Raider line hackers and defensive
halfbacks who came up fast re-
peatedly to make hard tackles
that held Wilson's dangerous
backs in check. Howard jenkins
was especially impressive in this
department.
Al Solomon, Wilson guard, was
outstanding on defense and
checked a Raider drive at one
point by throwing Weinstein for
l5-yard loss. Murphy and War
ing ran we'll in the first half but
couldn't get far in the second.
Joe Carlo, Wilson coach.
summed up the game when he
said significantly, They out-hus-
tied u.s."
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