Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-02

1 wanted to hide under a rug"
Bruhn said. I'm real proud of
the kids. I liked the way they
stayed in there"
Irked by Quick Whistle
Bruhn was disturbed by what
he felt was a quick whistle that
cost the Badgers a tumble re-
covery on the Trojan 80 with
Wisconsin trailing only lat in
the second period. Two plays
later Southern Cal scored on a
25-yard dash by Ron Heller, who
only last Thursday suffered
what was described as possibly
a serious knee injury"
Bruhn also was annoyed be-
cause of a l5-minute delay in
starting the game and an addi-
tional l0-minute wait to begin
the second half. The game fin
ished in near darkness under
dim lights, nearly 3l2 hours
after the scheduled kickoff.
VanderKelen and his South
ern Cal counterpart, Pete Bea-
thard. were voted co-winners of
the player ofetheIgame award.
VanderKeIen, named the Big
Tens most valuable player
after he led Wisconsin to the
Nations No. 2 ranking with an
81 record. set Rose Bowl total
loffense mark of 406 yards, in
Guiding 40l yards on 33 pass
competitions in 48 attempts.
Beathard established a record
for the classic by hurting four
touchdown passes while COM
plotting 8 of IL losses for 100
yards.
TrOjans Score Early
Minnesota gave me a lot
rougher time in putting on the
pressure" VanderKelen said
modestly of his fantastic pass
ing.
Richter, who grabbed II VAN
derkelen passes, expressed
probably the most common re-
greet in the Wisconsin dressing
room: IF we only had a little
more time"
Southern Cal scored on a ST.
yard drive the first time 1t had
the ball. Beathard capped the
advance by tossing a fourth
down tackle eligible pass to
Ron Butcher for Is yards. Wis
consins Ralph Kurek tied the
count with a l-yard smash be-
fore an interception by ALL
America Linebacker mon
Bane set up a similar plunge
by Southern Calls big Ben
Wilson.
A 45-yard pass from Bill Mel
son to speedster Willie Brown
set up Heller's I'd Just after
the controversial quick whis-
tie"
Just before the half ended,
an apparent touchdown on a
pass from VanderKelen TO Lou
Holland was wiped out by a
Badger clipping penalty.
Wisconsin Takes Charge
on the first Scrimmage play
Of the third period, Beathard
lofted a short pass to End Hal
BEDSIDE, who took off on a ST.
yard jaunt for the first OF his
two touchdowns. VanderKelen
then scored on a l7-yard run
before Beathard passed TO Bed
sole In the end zone from %
yards out.
The fourth quarter started
with Beathard launching a l3-
yard payoff aerial TO Fred Hill.
Then Wisconsin especially
VanderKelen - took charge.
First Holland went romping
across the goal from the 10 at
3:l9. Then a recovered tumble
on the Trojan 20 set the stage
for a 4-yard I'd pass from
VanderKelen 10 Kroner at 6:33.
Wisconsin next drove from
It's 80 only TO have a pass from
a first down on the Southern
Cal 4 intercepted by Brown In
the end zone. Then a poor CEN
tering pass by uses Larry Sa-
gouspe sailed into the Trojan
end zone and gave Wisconsin
two points on a safety at 1920.
interruptions Hurt
Al 1874, VanderKelen passed
10 yards 10 Richter for a
touchdown.
Then came WiSconsins vain
bid 10 beat the clock with
many OF the 9B.69s fans hav-
! Ing started home some time