The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-11-08

their fifth win of the season on Mon
day night at the stadium, when they
took the measure of the Blazers o
the Montgomery-Blair High Schoo
of Silver Spring by score of 25 tt
II. Billy Cianelli, making his frs
start as a first string quarterback
did a fine job of calling the plays
and the youngster should certainly
be heard from next year.
The Hubs, who scored a touch.
down in each of the four quarters
held the Blazers scoteless in the first
half, but the Silver Spring lads put
on two sustained drives in the Sec
ond half for their two scores.
First Quarter
The Hubs won the toss and elected
to receive. Ward kicked off to Ha-
gerstown's Is and Burke returned to
the 20. On the next play Burke
fumbled, but CLANCY recovered for
the Hubs on the "a for a first down.
CLANCY then picked up 3 yards and
Spence crashed through to the As
for the second first down of the
game and on the next play Spence,
again carrying the ball, ran to Mont
gomery-Blair's As for another first
down. At this point the Blazers
stiffened and after Burke and Cha
ney, in three tries, were only able
to pick up yards, Burke kicked out
of bounds on Montgomery Blair's
11-yard line. The Blazers, in their
first play from scrimmage, were
stopped cold in two tries at the line
and Robinson then quick-kicked out
of bounds on the Hubs AS Burke
passed to Beggerly for a first down
on Montgomery-Blair's SO and then
Burke broke away and raced to the
11-yard line. Spence made 8 yards
to the 8, from where Burke went
over for the touchdown. Gossard's
kick was wide and the score was
6, Montgomery-Blair 0.
Burke then got off a low, short kick
to Montgomery-Blair's 4O-yard line
and the Blazers took over.
After one incomplete pass, Haz-
ellis second attempt was intercepted
by Gossard, who was downed on Ha-
gerstown's As. CLANCY picked up 6
yards, Spence got another and then
Burke raced q yards before being
pulled down on Montgomery-Blair's
Il. After CLANCY had picked up an
other 8 yards and Spence added one
more CLANCY, on attempting to pick
up the 1-yard needed for another
first down, fumbled the ball and it
was recovered by Hedgecock on
Neutrality-suspicious. 10-yard line.
Line bucks by Robinson and Will
liams advanced the ball to the II as
the quarter ended, with the score
6, Montgomery Blair 0.
Second Quarter
After changing sides Robinson got
another yard to the 10 and then
Williams kicked out of bounds on
the Hubs 40. After two line plays
were stopped cold, Chaney's pass
was intercepted by Shnabels on
Montgomery-Blair's 80 and the Blaz-
ers took over.
Stopped cold at the line in two
plays, Williams again kicked on
third down, but the ball went off the
side of his foot and went out of
pounds on Montgomery-Blair's 35-
yard line. After two line plays fail
ed and pass fell incomplete, Burke
dropped back to kick but he also
got off a bad one that went out of
bounds on Montgomery-Blair's 80.
On the first play from scrimmage
Montgomery-Blair picked up their
first, first down of the game when
Robinson raced 10 yards to his own
49-yard line. Shnables was rushed
on his attempt to pass and was
thrown for 10-yard loss and identi-
cally the same thing happened to
HAZEL on his pass attempt on the