The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1952-10-30

marley rOWler, VINO scored
three of Caldwell's six touch
downs, carried the ball only five
times but picked up 100 yards
for an average of "a yards per
try. Ronnie Schell, the other
Redskin halfback, likewise tried
only seven running plays, while
fullback Ronnie Reed and quart
erback Al Christopher carried
three times each.
Christopher attempted only
five passes, completing three for
81 yards and two touchdowns,
one to Fowler and the other to
end Jim King.
The Redskins lost little time
in scoring as Reed picked up
the kickoff on the rs and get
ting good d0wnfield blocking
went IS yards to pay dirt.
Christopher kicked the point
for a 10 lead with the game a
half minute old.
Glouster took Christopher's
kickoff on the 10 and returned
it to the 3S where Bob Legraen
nailed the ball carrier. After
Jack Stephenson reeled off II
yards on the first try, Junior
Cunningham stopped Larry
Schoenian for a two-yard gain
on the Caldwell 48. A couple
more running plays added two
yards and Glouster dropped into
punt formation.
Jim King charged i'm to block
the TOmcat punt, and Tim Tar
Teton ScO0ped it up ON the
GlouSter 40, running it back
for Caldwelps second touch
down. Again Christopher boot
ed the point for a 14-O lead and
Caldwell had never run a
scrimmage play.
Later in the first quarter,
Glouster was held for downs on
their own 33 and forced to punt
again. This time the kick went
straight UP in the air coming
down on the 36 where AL Wal
ton fumbled with the Tomcats
recovering. Four more downs
produced exactly nothing anc
once more Glouster punted, this
time to Caldwell's SO.
Finally getting possession
for the first time in the game,
the Redskins used only seven
plays to strike again. Fowler
on a wide sweep around right
end went the final % yards to
boost the score to 300 at the
end of the first quarter. Chris
topher's attempted placement
was wide.
In the scoreless second quarter,
the Caldwell seniors came out OF
the game while the subs went in
for a spell. Walton intercepted a
pass on the Caldwell 27 to put
the Redskins on the offense early
in the period. After Caldwell
failed to make a first down, the
Tomcats took over on the 80 but
fumbled on the first play and
Reed recovered.
The Redskins advanced to their
own 48 where Glouster pounced
on Joe Frederickson's tumble to
turn the tables again. This time
the visitors ran off 19 plays but
failed to score after moving
down to the one-foot line.
A pass, Stephenson to Angle
from punt formation, gained Is
yards and kept the Tomcats or
the prowl. After getting deep in
Caldwell territory, the Redskir
first stringers went in to hold
for downs on the edge of the
goal line.
Caldwell tried to run the ball
out of the end zone on the first
play with seconds left before
halftime. The handoff from
center was fumbled, however
and Glouster recovered less than
yard from a touchdown.
Fullback Art Bryson was piled
UP at the line of scrimmage twice
for no gain, then Glouster was
set back five yards for backfield
in motion. A short pass, Step
henson to Grubb, moved the ball
down to the three, where Bryson
was halted again as the half end
ed.
In the third period, Caid-
well scored as soon as they got
the ball going 63 yards on
seven plays despite a 15-yard
penalty on the way. A pass
from Christopher to Fowler
covered the final A yards with
Christopher kicking the point
for a 27-0 margin.
Once more the subs came in
and this time they stayed while
the Tomcats clawed their way
slowly downfield to score their
only touchdowns.
Halfback Terry Holbert cut
over the left tackle for the six
pointer and BrySOn plunged
over for the point as Gl0uster
trailed 27-7 near the end of the
quarter.
A few minutes later Glouster
got the ball again after Caldwell
failed TO make first down fol-
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