Evening star., 1953-11-09
Coach Goes All Out
In Praising Redskins
For Beating Cards

VI DSOhsAAS SN1&S
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point, it looked like the end of
the Cards losing streak and the
fourth straight setback for the
home forces.
But after Charlie Trippi's IA
yard run to the Washington 8,
followed by another sweep to the
3 by the former Georgia ace, the
Redskins held. Trippi got to
the 1-yard line on his next try
and on fourth down, Quarter
back Jimmy Root, substituting
for injured Steve Romanik, was
piled up foot short of a touch
down.
LeBarOn Outstanding.
Lambeau thought LeBaron
played his best game of the sea-
son. 1t was good enough to win
the weekly award as the clubs
outstanding player for Eddie.
The Little Baron" was good
from the start. He directed the
attack, which was spearheaded
by Justice. who piled up 100
yards from scrimmage and set
up the Redskins first and last
touchdowns with 35-yard runs.
LeBaron also turned in a series
of corking good plays not charted
in the clubs book of strategy.
The piece de resistance was
a long pass to End Fran Pols-
foot, good for 66 yards, which
put the ball on the Cardinals
10-yard line in position for the
third touchdown. LeBaron was
trapped far behind the line,
ducked under three would-be
tacklers. started running to his
left and then, spotting Polsfoot
high-tailing it downf1eld, fired
the ball to him.
Barry, who did more than the
Sd yards credited to him indicates,
moved the ball to the 1-foot line
and Leon Heath carried it over
from there.
Eddie Scores One Himself.
Heath also scored the final
touchdown, going over from the
1-yard line to eliminate a 61-
yard advance featured by JUS
tees run.
LeBaron's touchdown came at
the end of an 80-yard advance
when Eddie failed to find pass
receiver open and lugged the ball
the last seven yards.
Bones Taylor got the second
touchdown on a 14-yard pass
from Scarbath, who fell down,
got up and reversed his field be-
fore turning the ball loose. Bones
was all alone in the end zone.
Justice was in danger of being
the games goat from the be-
ginning, when he fumbled Trip
pts punt, after signalling for
fair catch. Bill Fischer recov-
cred on Washington's 27. Don
StoneSifer got the touchdown on
q pass from Romanik good for
% yards, brushing off Dick AL
ban and bowling over Don Doll
en- route to the end zone.
Ball Hits Upright.
Chicago took a 1877 lead early
In the second quarter on big
George Summerall's 45-yard field
goal that hit the upright and
bounced inside. The visitors
also got their last seven points
IN the same period on a 41-yard
pass from Romanik to Germ Nag
ler-straight down the middle.
Trlppi, constant running
threat, picked up 66 yards for
his team and turned in a beauti-
full punting exhibition. Charlie
averaged better than IL yards on
his kicks.
Nor were Johnny O." Ols-
zewski or little Billy Cross dis
appointments. They chalked up
Sd and Al yards, respectively
Like Trippi, one didn't know
where they would stop once they
started. The Redskins. however
seemed to have a plan and the
stuff to back it up.
CARDINALS.
Left ends-Nagler, Ramsey, Higgins,
Left tackles-Fischer. Peters. Gichrist
Left guardS-Husman ChicEiiio.
Centers-Simmons. Sanford
5ignt guards-Watford. SumirSki.
Rlght tackles-Jennings, Joyce, Groom.
:. Right ,ends-Stonesifer, Bienemann,
Summerall.
Quarterbacks-Root. Romanik.
Lett halfbackS-Trippi Cross, Cam
pagna.
Right halfbacks-Paul, Carter, Psaltis,
FuIbacks--olszewski. svoboda, spinks
Panelli, Curcillo.
REDSKINS
Left ends-Taylor, Brito.
ski
Left guards-Pepper Ricca.
CenterS-UlinSki, Demao
Right guardS-RamSey, Witucki.
Right tackles-Clark, Lipscomb, Heg-
arty.
Right ends-Dekker, PoIsfoot Tere-
EhinSki, HenneSsey
arterbacks-scarbath, LeBaron.
Left alfbackS-Justice. Baker. Doll, |
Right halfbscks-Rykovich. Haynes, |
Alban. Williams
Fullbacks-Barry, Health. Drazeno-
vich, Cloud.
Cardinals - 10 q O-17
Redskins ------ z 14-2S |
Cardinals scoring: Touchdowns -
StoneSifer. Nagler. Field goal-Sum- |
neral. onversions-SummeraH C2), |
Redskins scoring: Touchcdowns- |
TAYLOR. LeBaron. Heath (2). Conver-
Sions-Dudley (4l.
Leohy |