Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-02
OHIO STATE 4
SOUTHERN CAL IL.
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the 6-yard line. Buck Lansford
Of Texas failed to convert.
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the 6-yard line. Buck Landlord
Of Texas failed to convert.
East Gets Break.
III the second quarter, the
West moved from it, own ~ To
the East 40. n
On the fourth down with i
yard To 30, COrlxy Taylor cf KAN
sas State smashed into the line
but failed to make the necessary
5 feet.
That apparently was the break
the East was waiting for. Down
the field It vent, with Don
Bailey cf Penn State calling the
signals. Twice Bailey called for
plunges on fourth down and 4
yard to 60, making both good.
Bailey, who was named the
games outstanding player.
plunged for the touchdown from
i foot out. Garrity's first try for.
the extra point was good hut
the East was penalized 5 yards
and his second attempt missed.
With four and 4 half minutes
to eo ia tle third quarter tile
West again CD lied 0ii d biz
hreak. Raymond Berry 81 South
ern Methodist biOclEed q punt NJ
Binixy Breeder of Iowa and the
West took over on the East 8.
On the next play, Duke Wash
Eineton aof washington State
raced Wide To the right. sliced
through 4 horde Of tacklers and
fell into the end zone John
Allen Of Purdue blocked the con-
version attempt of Idaho,s Bur-
dette Hess. The West led. l2-6.
|. Bob .McNamara of Minnesota
brought the ensuing KICKOFF back
to the az and the East started
another long, slow drive that
carried 78 yards to 3 touchdown
three minutes into the fourth
quarter.
The tying touchdown was
scored on . beautiful l2-yard
pass play from Guglielmi TO
John Kerr Of Purdue. who
caught 1t on the 5 and went over
almost untouched. Clarity con-
verted and the East was ahead
for keeps.
GugIlelmi Guides Winning Drive.
0uglielnni, who had been I'm
the University Of Santa Clara
Infirmary with q heavy chest
cold until game time. guided the
East on the winning drive.
It appeared the West for
wards had the N0tre Dame star
trapped on his pass to Kerr but
he twisted away, leaped into the
air and threw to Kerr.
Near the end Of the game, the
East marched another 50 yards
for . first down on the West
3-yard line. It got TO the 2 but.
on the fourth play Of the series,
Bailey was caught hack on the
Q trying 10 pass. The West took
over for one last desperate but
unsuccessful try.
The big East line kept heavy
pressure on the West backfield
stars. George shaw Of Oregon
and Paul Larson Of California.
the No. / and 2 offensive lead
ers IN the Nation, and Dick
Moegle Of Rice.
Hazeltine was voted the most
valuable iineman Of the game.
All IS players. ~ for each team,
played.
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