Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Statistics

Passes completed - IL TX
Passes intercepted $500 3
Punting average - a. Sa.4
Yards penaiized $50 e3 90
thinner. a bull-like line wrecker,
rallied the staggering Penn forces
in the final minutes.
The first of two last period
scores came on a 65-yard drive,
mostly on land, which was cul-
minated when the hard-running
thinner plunged over from the
one-yard line. The second, snuffing
out Columbia's last hopes. was
produced with a minute and 16
seconds to play on a Vineyard
pass, Adams to stout Bill Deuber.
Until that moment the crowd of
10000 in Baker Field sensed that
Price. bringing back to Columbia
fans memories of Sid Luckman
and Paul Governali, might pull
an upset victory out of the fire.
Price Skaters Pass Record.
Price. completing Is of 80 passes
for total Of 1876 yards, shattered
the university records for pass
competitions and pass yardage set
by Luckman and Governali.
Price. from Midvale, Utah. had
sent the partisan gathering into a
frenzy in the third period when
he hit Ward with a 19-yard Scor-
Ing pass and then held the ball
for a 19-yard field goal by the
versatile Ward which sent the
Lions ahead. 17-14.
Columbia hasn't beaten
Penn team since 1887, the year
that Luckman forged a 1855 vic
tory, and the heavily manned
Quakers were two touchdown fav-
orites today.
Penn favored for Ivy League
honors, tied Notre Dame in the
first game of the campaign and
only last week broke Princeton's
24-game winning skein.
The first half of the game de-
veloped into a passing duel be-
tween Price and PENIS sopho-
more singer. Walter Hynoski, and
Hynoski better than held his own.
Penn Scores First in Second.
Penn scored first midway of the
second period after an 89-yard
drive, which Hynoski personally
directed. Hynoski set up the
touchdown with a 33-yard pass
to Ed Bell, the Quakers' double
duty end. and then climaxed the
march with a 17-yard heave to
Ed Binkoski.
Columbia, many of it's players
going nearly the whole Commute
route. surged back behind Prices
errorless arm to tie the score at
TT. The Lions marched 80 yards,
mostly through the air, and COM
pleted the journey with a 12-yard
pass, Price to End Dale Hopp.
Shortly before intermission,
however. with the ball on the
Columbia 40. Hynoski tossed a
perfect pass to Bell. The Negro
end caught it on the Columbia,
wriggled out of half dozen tack
lers' hands to a touchdown. giving
Penn lat halftjme lead.
Columbia took charge in the
third period. when Noel Schmidt
fumbled for Penn and Guard
George Fadok recovered on the
Penn "a. Two plays later Price
threw a scoring pass to Ward
for 10 yards to tie the score.
Lions Stopped Short of Goal.
The Lions, still afire, surged rs
yards a few moments later only to
be stopped short of a touchdown.
On the fourth down, Ward kicked
the 13-yard goal with Price
holding.
Columbia tired badly in the last
half and was unable to cope with
the line plunging of thinner and
Adams. The Lions received an ad-
verse break when they stopped
Penn's third touchdown push
inside the five only to be penal
lied back to the one for end-zone
interference. The last touchdown
march covered % yards.
Prices Is compilations gave him
a career total of 1913, eclipsing the
school mark of $50 set by Luck
man in 1936-1938. His 1856 pass
ing yardage gave him three year
total of PIG. surprising Gov
ernali's record of 2,513.
Penn O IA 49,
Columbia - 0 10 0-17i
Penn scoring: Touchdowns, Binkoski
thinner. Bell. Deuber; conversions, Sem
pier go.
Columbia scoring: Touchdowns Hopp
Ward; conversions, Ward (2l, field goal
Ward