Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
STATISTICS

Passes ,-..----1Q5316 1925
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Yards penalized ---- 101 rs
rom a 21-0 deficit to score
Jour successive touchdowns
md take a APPOINT lead mid
way in the last quarter.
Then the Colonials' fortunes
;urned sour, were revived
briefly on a West Virginia
tumble, and finally took a
loSe-dive.
Pass Starts Drive
With just 1926 left, Jerry
Yost, the Mountaineer quar-
terback, lofted a pass to Half
back Tom Woodeshick, who
got behind the CIV secondary
and caught the ball on the
tips of his fingers Sc yards
before Tony Fredi-
cine and Buddy Pollock hauled
him out of bounds on the CIV
10.
Tom Yeater the other half
back ran S yards on a reverse
and a piling on penalty-one
of a number called in the game
put the ball on the CIV 6,
On third down from the 5 Full
back Glenn Holton raced
through a wide hole in the
middle on a draw play and
punched into the end zone with
1:01 remaining.
In the last minute, trying
to move into position for a
field goal, Frank Pazzaglia
passed 9 yards to Harry Taught
to the CIV 80 and missed two.
other throws. Trying to pass
again, he was nailed for a A.
yard loss by End Ken Herock
on the last play.
The final difference was
Glenn Benefits three extra
point kick to Warren Corbin's
one, but Corbin tried only one.
Pazzaglia attempted to pass for
double point conversions three
times without success. Yost also
on a pass after the final
score.
George Washington scored
more points than the Noun
taineers had given up in any
of their last IL games. West
Virginia also had yielded just
one touchdown pass in the last
II games and CIV got three.
Pazzaglia, who arrived on the
field just Is minutes before
game time after visiting his
ill mother at her homein Peck
vile, Pa, passed to Dick Drum
mond on a 16-yard touchdown
play and twice more tossed to
John Pilconis for touchdownS.
Pilconis Star in Defeat
Pilconis was the hero for CIV,
even in defeat. A reserve right
end who had caught just one
pass in his three varsity sea-
sons, Pilconis made his second
career reception good for %
yards and a touchdown with
1924 left in the third quarter.
That made the score 21-12
against a team which h a d
yielded just 8 points in four
previous games.
To the mounting disbelief of
everyone, CIV scored again the
next time it got the ball, NOV
ing 81 yards in six plays as
Coach Jim Camp junked his
normally conservative offense.
Drummond ran % yards to
the West Virginia As and Paz-
zaglia passed 6 yards to Pill
conis. Frank then flipped to
Pilconis behind body
downfield and the 172-pound
senior romped into the end
zone untouched. Corbin kicked
the conversion here to set up a
possible field goal and it was
21-19.
-Four plays later, Charley
Reed rocked Yost loose from
the ball and Tackle Rich Horn
feck recovered on the Noun
tainers' %. Six plays more and
CIV had another touchdown.
Fullback Jim johnson cracked
3 yards and West Virginia was
behind, 1921, with 1922 to go.
West Virginia's Dieter Gar
rett got off a 50-yard punt
which Drummond fumbled with
Sal to go but Bill Pashe re-
covered on the CIV 2 and Paz-
zaglia Sneaked twice before
Corbin punted out to the 33.
Stever BerZansky fumbled on
the next play and Fredicine
picked it off in the air on the
CIV 80 with 4:07 left.
Four Straight Drives Click
The Colonials failed to pick
up a first down and Corbin
punted again, leading to West
Virginias final 74-yard strike
for the deciding touchdown.
DiScounting a sudden trade
of fumbles on GW'S first Scor-
ing drive the Colonials actually
scored the first four times
they had the ball in the sec
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