Evening star., 1952-08-22
Justice Is Injured
AS Redskins Lose 10
Rams, As 10 d
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the next time they got the ball on
a 31-yard pass from LeBaron to
Bones Taylor. With both sides
blocking stoutly and resorting to
gang tackling, the crowd settled
back for tight. bruising ball game.
Then Norm Van Brocklin, pinch
hitting for Waterfield, discovered
holes in Washington's aerial de-
fense.
The smiling Dutchman threw
one, aimed at Crazy Legs Hirsch
in Gilmer's territory, but 1t was
too long. He came right back with
the same play and connected for
43 yards and 6 points.
An intercepted pass gave the
Rams another scoring opportunity
seconds later. and Van Brocklin
made the most of it with a toss
over Rookie Joe Marvin to Carl
Mayes.
A 15-yard pass from Van Brock
lin to Tom Fears on the 1-yard
line set up Jack Myers plunge
for the Rams fourth touch
down. The Dutchman located
Hirsch again in the end zone with
a 21-yard touchdown pass and
topped of his nights work with a
26-yard throw to Bob Carey, late
of Michigan State.
Moss Blocks Well.
Meanwhile, the Redskins found
Tackle Jim Winkler rather easy
lpickings for trap plays and Le-
Baron aimed steady fire at the
big lineman from Texas A61M.
Gene Pepper. who threw the key
block on Woody Lewis on Will
liams' kickoff return, did most Of
the blocking on Winkler. But Le-
Baron also found Joe Moss Of
Maryland a good man to lead
plays. Moss blocking was a thing
of beauty from the Redskins view-
point.
1t was Moss who opened up a
hole for Harry Dowda's 35-yard
run late in the final period, and
who helped Johnny Papit and Neil
Ferris rip off lesser gains.
But all of this was overShadowed
by Justices great work. Charlie.
who said after the game he felt
he had regained his old bounce
and didn't feel a bit tired" began
with a 49-yard romp in the first
period. He circled right end and
cut back for So the next time,
planting the ball on Los Angeles
27-yard line. This followed the
Rams first score.
In the third quarter, Choo Choo
struck off tackle for IA. after a
couple Of small gains through the
line. He took a pitchout for 9
that helped set up Bill sykes q
yard plunge for the Redskins
second touchdown.
Justices 63-yard run put the
ball deep in Rams territory q
few minutes later. but his team
mates didn't have enough left to
Iput the ball over the goal line
and Thomas kicked his 22-yard
field goal.
LeBaron completed only three
of II passes and had three inter-
cepted. His defense was not too
good, but Eddie seemed a trife
short on long throws. He picked
up 20 yards on three trips with
the ball when no receivers were
open.
Van Brocklin connected on 13
Of Is passes for 235 yards, while
Waterfleld hit on six of II for
80.
left Left end-Fears. Brink. F. Smith. N.
Left tackls-simensen. Snyder, Wink
Left guard-Daugherty West, Thomp-
son.
Center-McLaughlin, Paul.
Right guard-Lance, Putnam, Fry, Hor-
j. Right tackle-Dahms, casner. Dees.
TecuwS.
ans Van R4Sostilii sposSiln
Left halfback-Towler, Williams, John
son. English, Quinlan.
:, Right halfback-Smith. Lewis, Rich,
b. Hecker, Mayes, Kalmanir
Fullback-Myers. Ferguson, Younger
REDSKINS,
Lett end-Taylor. Tereshinski, Swami.
Left taekle-Karras, Niemi, Mitchell.
Lett guard-Pepper, Clark.
Senter-Demao. Momsen, Woodard,
Eight guard-Brown. Ricca.
Elsnt tackle-Yowarsky, Moss, Lips
r.I.!h, Right end-Brito. yonakor. Mazza,
Quarterback--LeBaron, Gilmer, Baugh.
,Risht hsifback-Papit. Thomas, Ferris,
Fullback---Heath, Drazenovich, Sykes,
McCauley, Dowda.
score BY quarters:
e Pedsiin,- n,-------------- u g 21-46
Rams seorinE-TouehdoSwnss. 3 y y. Smith, smith,
airSch t2l. Mayes, Myers. Carey. Field
goai lWaterheld. Extra points, Water
Redskins scorins-Touchdowns, Taylor,
Extra points-Thomas (2).