Evening star., 1953-10-21
Cloud and UIinski
To Fill Key Roles in
Redskins-CoItsG Game
By Lewis F. Atchison

Jack Cloud and Harry UlinSki,
couple of players the Redskins
didn't expect to have this season,
will play key roles in Sundays
game with the Colts at Baltimore.
Cloud. used as a linebacker
thus far, has been assigned the
offensive fullback role, replacing
injured Chuck Drazenovich and
Leon Heath. Ulinski will back
up the line on defense, and pos
sibly give veteran AL Demao a
hand on offenSe. The Redskins
victory hopes may depend on
their performances.
Clouds 28-yard run with an
intercepted pass which put the
Redskins ahead of the Browns,
briefly, last Sunday, featured a
bangup performance. The chub-
by William and Mary stars sud-
den burst of speed amazed every
body. Nearly everybody, that is,
because Cloud figured he had
the speed.
Cloud Set to Handle Job.
"I'm in the best shape of my
career" Jack says. And I can
handle the fullback job-I like
to play there"
Cloud was one of the hardest
hitting fullbacks in college ranks
during his three years at William
and Mary. And in training
camp with the Redskins this
season his teammates muttered
about the way he hit in scrim-
mage. He played for keeps and
it was brutal. But Jack wasn't
considered better than Heath or
Drazenovich, until he made his
mark as a linebacker there was
doubt that he'd stay with the
squad.
Ulinski'S case was different.
big U" returned to the Red
skins after a year in the Ca
madam League and Coach Curly
Lambeau hardly expected to get
him.
Curly took a liking to Ulinski
after seeing films of the Red
skins 1851 games. He wanted
to know the name of the big
center and then wanted to know
what had happened to him.
Curly Went After Ulinski.
He could be a lot better than
the pictures showed" Curly told
his assistants. But I'll take
him on what I've seen"
Ulinski wasn't too happy his
first season here. There was a
clash of personalities, as often
happens on pro football clubs,
and when the chance to go to
Canada came, at an increase in
salary. the former Kentucky star
took it. Lambeau raised the ante
to get him back. although Harry
didn't want to leave at first. It
was a happy reconciliation.
Cloud and Ulinski will have to
put out even more than usual
this week, though, for the Colts
are fired with ambition and have
been aroused by Baltimore's
ole-hearted and vociferouS
support. A crowd of more than
1000 fans turned out at the air.
port to welcome them back
from their defeat at Green Bay
and the Colts will try to show
their appreciation by humbling
the Redskins for the second
straight time.
Colts Have Troubles, Too.
The Baltimore club has trou-
bles, too, however. Dick Flowers,
sub quarterback, has been placed
on the 30-day reserve list be-
cause of knee injury. Tackle
Alex Agase, who doubles in brass
like Washington's Bill Dudley,
has a bruised knee and Fullback
Zollie 10th is still taking nour-
iShment through straw because
of broken jaw.
With Flowers out, Coach Keith
MoleSWorth has been looking
over Jack Dell Bello, recently re-
leased by the Philadelphia Eagles,
with the thought of signing him
for insurance.
The Colts are working over
time for the game, which they
would prefer to win almost more
than any other on their sched-
ule.