Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
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of st. Johns had fumbled a
pass from center while trying to
punt on fourth down on his own
16-yard line.
Jim (Bubba) Healy, who
played a magnificent game On
offense and defense, ripped
through to throw George Greene
of Spingarn for a 10-yard loss
and Ralph DeLalla recovered a
tumble on the 10 to stop that
threat but then John Hillegeist's
punt went out of bounds on the
st. Johns "a.
Dutrow, a halfback from Tech
High who played fullback yester-
day, ran through the middle six
straight times for the touch
down. His last rush covered less
than a yard but was just enough.
Sumlin's try for the extra point
sailed wide.
DutrOw, DrOZe W0rkh0rses.
Dutrow and Droze carried the
ball on all but six plays for the
All-Stars as Coach Zu Stewart
of Anacostia used much the
same offensive lineup throughout
in trying to solve the best school,
boy defense in the area.
Droze's left-handed passing
kept the Johnnies in a loose 5-3
defense that gave up LAG yards
on the ground. The Anacostia
flash tried eight passes and COM
pleted four to his former team
mate, Ed Vincent, besides the
scoring toss to Harris. Willie
Woods, wingback from Arm
strong. threw once, a long des-
peration pass that fell incomplete
on the last play of the first half
Coach Stewart apparently was
content to let Dutrow carry the
offiense in the first half but
thereafter he found it more eff
fective to send Droze off the
weak side while mixing up the
plays.
The All-Stars so dominated
the second half that only a ter
rifle effort by the Cadet defense,
especially Healy and Tackle AL
Scileppi. prevented three other
touchdowns.
Stopped Three Times.
The All-Stars marched 40, 80
and q yards before being pushed
back from the 5-yard line. all
three times. Their drive for the
winning touchdown covered only
% yards after Hillegeist punted
from his end zone and Woods re-
turned the ball 10 yards.
st. Johns also tried nine
passes but completed only one,
on the first play of the game
when Quarterback Dick Webb hit
End John Frazier for a 24-yard
gain to the All-Stars' AZ. That
threat fizzled at the 35-yard
line but st. Johns continued to
use a wide-open offense the re-
mainder of the first half.
After intermission the Cadets
were kept so deep in their own
half of the field that the razzle-
dazzle was chucked in favor of
less risky moves.
Olin Robinson, a 200-pound
tackle from Spingarn, was
shifted from offensive guard to
defensive in the last half and
that manuever paid off hand
somely Robinson smeared Kane
for a 4-yard loss that forced
Hillegeist to punt from his end
zone on third down that in turn
led to the deciding score in the
fourth quarter.
ST. JOHNS.
Left end--Ryan. Hillegeist, White.
Left tackle-scileppi. Fitzpatrick. Carr,
Left euard--Didden, Konopa.
| Center-Rodano, Eskew. Cumberland
Right suard-Healy, Lacey. Ward, Corn
Right tackle-Murtagh, Trussell. Law
renee, Tammaro, Narcotic.
Right end-Frazier, Moore. Noppenber-
Quarterback---Webb. Hanlon. Haley.
Left halfback--Dillon. Walior, Porter.
Donatelli. Baden.
Right halfback = Renehan, Gilbertson.
Greeves, Chaplin. Cox, Woodbridge.
| Fullback--Kane, Hunt, DeLalla. Berard,
| Eggers.
ALL-STARS.
| Left end--Harris, Watson, Simms.
| Left tackle-Gibson, Folk s. Robinson.
Left guard-Molloy. Sumlin, o. Robin
| son.
Center--Jordan, Hixson. Staub.
Right guard--Juliano. Sullivan. McMur-
ray.
Right tackle---Whelan, Huminik.
Right end---Vincent Webster
Quarterback--Deuel, Ross. Cooke, Will
Left halfback-Droze, Woods, Rogers.
Right halfback-Goings. Green. Finch.
FullbscE-Dutrow. Dornes. Disharoon.
s sfii-s SSa9'' -- ------ g : g 81;
st. Johns scoring: Touchdown-Kane
Point after touchdown-Berard.