Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
Redskins Seek Help
In Player Trades
After Third Defeat

After Third Defeat
Continued From Pare ALI,
situation with its league debut
only q month away.
Wash Serini. 4 veteran line-
man from the Chicago Bears try
ing one more comeback. and
Ted Kress. rookie halfback from
Michigan. were dropped after
last nights game. Kuharich also
saw several other performances
that will make heads roll III the
near future II there is no Inn
provement.
The newest Los Angeles deal
will bring Jim lBlackiel kim
caid of South Carolina. and Don
Marks Of California to the Red
skins. II cancels out the No. 4
draft selection given the Red
skins last spring In the deal for
Hall Haynes. The two newcom-
ers will Join the Redskins next
week at Columbia. S. G.
Kincaid Defensive Back.
Kincaid, who served two years
in the Coast Guard and re-
turned to South Carolina last
year for his final season Of coll
lege football, is a defensive back.
He figured In the Gamecock' s
21-13 victory over West Vir-
ginia, which spoiled the Noun
taineers' unbeaten record. Kim
caid. who was the Rams third
draft choice, is %. stands 5-feet-
II and weighs 1870 pounds.
Marks. %. 6-foot-1 and 1877
pounds. was plagued with in
juries during his college career,
but bloSsomed out In his last
season when he led the Cali
fornia offense with 469 yards in
II carries for q 6.6 yard aver
age. He also caught 10 passes
for l84 yards and scored five
touchdowns.
Getting back to last nights
game, Kuharich thought the
Redskins were too tense. The
Lions intercepted six forward
passes, matching a similar feat
against the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Redskins got one, but Ku-
harich thought they should have
had four more. except that they
were too tight.
Lions Well Conditioned.
The Lions easily were the best
co-ordinated and conditioned
team the Redskins have encoun-
tered. Flashy Carl Karilivacz,
who saved the championship for
his teammates with a last
quarter interrogation against the
Browns last December, captured
four Washington aerials last
night.
Hoernschmeyer paced the win
ners with So yards, but Rookie
Bill Bowman Of William and
Mary reeled OF a 51-yard run
in. the fourth quarter and ac-
cumulated 81 yards in seven at
tempts.
Charlie Justice was the star
Of the Redskins running game
with II yards. It was quite q
gap between Choo choo and Billy
Wells with II yards, but the
Michigan State bantam would
have Jared much better with some
blocking. On one kickoff he ran
into an alleged blocker standing
absolutely motionless.
Scarbath Completes Eight.
In Statistics the Redskins were
not badly beaten. They had the
upper hand in the first half and
Scarbath, despite q glaring lack
Of help by both receivers and
blockers on occasions, took the
nights passing honors with eight
competitions in 10 losses for 1873
yards and the touchdown. AL
Dorow, trying real hard before
what amounted to a hometown
audience, connected twice In
eight throws for 10 yards.
Bobby Lane hit only six of his
Is passes for Sc yards, and be-
fore the game was over Jug
Girard. Tom Dublinski, Hoer-
nechemeyer and Walker got into
the act.
Big Les Bingaman throttled the
Redskins attempts to crack the
middle. He had expert assist
ance from Gil Mains, Rookie
Dreher Gaskin of Furman and
Rookie Bill Sits of UCLA.
The 131 yards rushing credited
to the Redskins was mostly a
tribute to Justices success in
wriggling through the opposition
as much as he did.
The performance merely
pointed up Kuharich's statement
when he took over the team a
week ago that the Redskins do
not have material Of pro caliber
in several positions. The deals
with rival clubs, consummated
or in the making, indicate that
the clubs personnel will be
changing like commuters in an
effort to patch and mend before
the season opens.
The scoring:
Score BY periods i 2 8 Final
Lions ----------d3 9 d7-37
Redskins $4,000 0 o -
Touchdowns: Hoernschemeyer q
Davil, Kercher; Taylor.
Conversions: walker 4; Asajanian.
| Field goals: walker 2. Martin.