Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-02
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20-7 win here over Southern
Cal in the 1855 game reused
Coast fans ire with some free
handed criticisms OF this and
that. reversed his field and
added his plaudits to the per-
Torrance Of the losers.
Buckeyes Strike Quickly
The scoring was short and
sweet. The Buckeyes took the
opening kickoff and drove 70
yards in IL plays for their first
touchdown. Quarterback Frank
Kremblas Sneaked for the
score after throwing a 37-yard
"third-and-iS" pass to soph-
omore End Jim Houston on
the l-yard line. Kremblas
converted.
Oregon marched 80 yards in
10 plays to score on a drive
which > hridged the first and
second quarters. Halfback Jim
Stanley took Q pitchout from
Quarterback Jack Crabtree and
circled end for the last 5 yards
as Halfback Charley Touryille
swept Kremblas out Of the path
with a bowl-shaking block.
Jack Morris. balding fullback,
booted his l4th conversion in
10 attempts to tie 1t.
In the third quarter, Morris,
who had kicked four Of 1--WE
field goal attempts In the To-
game regular season, missed by
inches on q kick from the "a,
yard line. The Buckeyes took
over on the 20. and in 10.
plays, all on the ground. bat
tered their way to the Wehfoot
II. On the drive Fullback Bob
White gained 40 yards on nine
With only So seconds gone In
the final period. Sutherin came
on the bench and, with Krem-
bias holding. angled a 24-yard
placekick between the uprights
for the winning margin. II was
q thrilling career finish for the
Toronto tOhio) senior. who has
been unable to practice kicking
for weeks because Of q lame
back.
Cannavino Saves Game
That was the ball game. but
there were many deeds OF
derring-do along the way. For
instance. Just as Sutherin's
field goal won the tilt. senior
Joe Cannavino-making his
first start at right half
saved 1t.
Joe carried the ball only
once and wound up with a
7-yard loss. But he inter-
cepted both Oregon passes
snatched by the Buckeyes,
hating drives which had car
ried over 30 yards, and picked
up one Of the two fumbles cap
tured from the Webfoots.
Anytime we can get the ball
four times on pass interruptions
or fumbles. we figure to win"
Hayes said. Joe did almost all
Of that by himself.
Crabtree. Oregon's sharp
shooting quarterback. was voted
the games outstanding player,
and Hayes concurred that the
l9i-pound senior was as good
as any who graced the rugged
Big Ten this season. Crabtree
completed 10 Of II passes for
1875 yards and picked up 4S
yards in 10 rushing tries.
Star Guard Lost
Although Oregon lost its No.
/ guard. Harry Mondale, on
the NTH play Of the game. the
Webfoots did a neat job Of
stacking up Ohio's famed up
the middle" assault.
Oregon started the season
with only IS players. and nine
Of them hadn't appeared In a
game. But the determined
underdogs foiled Ohio State
time after time.
In the first period the Buck
eyes had a first down on the
Oregon "a, but they had TO
punt from the "a. In the Sec
ond quarter Oregon took the
ball on downs on its IL as 1t
stalled a 6l-yard Ohio drive.
In the same period, after Ohio
surged 81 yards to the Oregon
"a, Kremblas was thrown for
20 yards In losses on two plays.
But despite the sturdy de-
fenSe-the best Ohio State has
had 10 contend with--Oregon