Evening star., 1952-11-02
Interception Halts Push.

Interception Halts Push.
The Colonials drove from their
own 49 to the West Virginia 18 in
the first period only to lose the
ball on a pass interception. After
the Mountaineers were forced to
punt from their end zone, the CO.
lonials moved from the Mountain
eer 80 to the 20, but lost Is yards
and the ball on faulty pitch-out
from Fox to John Safer. They
made two first downs en- route
from their own 81 to the Noun
'taineer 43 in the second quarter
only to be stopped by another in
perception. The same thing hap
pened in the third quarter after
recovery of a West Virginia fun
BILE gave them the ball on the
Mountaineer 81.
That was the extent of the CIV
offense.
West Virginia. however, hae
plenty Of punch. Wyant, who
misses Tuesday practices to de.
vote time to the complicated
studies of chemical engineering
couldn't locate his scoring for.
mula until $40 of the second ne.
riod. He handed off to Jack Stone
the son of a coal miner, and Stone
mined his way through the left
side Of GW's defenses and boree
IS yards for the touchdown. THAI
climaxed 72-yard drive. Stone
who was good on his first Il
placements of the season, missed
all four today and nine of hi.
last IL.
Wyant Passes For Score.
A few minutes later the Noun.
taineers struck again. Fox FUN.
bled and End John Kernic re.
covered for West Virginia on tn,
|GW "a. Sophomore Danny vii,
liams advanced to the 18 ane
Stone to the II, from where wy
ant fat-passed to End Paul Bas
choff, who scored.
The Mountaineers had another
touchdown before the second hal.
was one minute old. Wyant, VIII,
halls from Weston, w. Va, threw
to Bill Marker on the West Vir.
GINA As and Marker scooted dowr
the right sideline for the score
The play originated on the "a
where Wyant fooled the CIV de-
fenSe with a very deceptive fax,
hand-of
West Virginia scored its fina
touchdown with less than tw,
minutes remaining in the thirt
quarter. The play that set it vi
was a run by Jack Bledsoe on /;
pitch-out from Wyant that tool
the ball from the Mountaineer 8
to the CIV 8. Bob Moss picke,
up four yards to the 4 and thel
went over.
The defeat left CIV with a 3-1-
Southern Conference mark. Th
Mountaineers now have 81 con
terence record, having previousl
beaten Washington and Lee an,
lost to Furman.
The lineups:
J; George Washington.
> Left ends-Ensland, Gaskell. Kober.
Left tackles Flyzik. Bosmans Ziaman
! Left euaras-Bodolus Neal, Macmillan.
Right guards - Quit. Drake. Geisle
Risht t'sndSs tacEles-prach. Freas.
Right ends-Perkins. DAILY.
, Observation-Disclosures, Fox, Sturm. Baum
/ Left halibacks-saner. Greene. courtne
siRis6t hsifbacks-Barrirea, Donofrio. Wa
Fullbacks-Danz. Boland. Logan, semke,
West Virginia.
r Left ends-Bischofi. J. Starkey. Ludwi
Left tseEles-Dunkerley Lamone. cseDk
: Left guards - Tredway zelek. canto
! centersMorders. Altman. starr. Donal,
!. Right guards Mecleary, Federovitc
!, Rieht tackles-R, Starkey, Walsh. Bosle
= Right ends--Marker. Hillen.
0uartsrbacks-Wyant, snider, McInerne
] Lett halihacks - Stone. Marconi. MOI
isSt haif6acks Nicholson. Forrelli. Bile,
lPuii6scks-Williams. Wilson.
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