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Jack Utz's Passes . Give Bears Edge v. Over Rolla Miners "Continued From Page One. was almost tripped up by one pursuer, stumbling, but then scored going away. Sustained Drive. The Miners made . their best offensive showing early in the second quarter, traveling 80 yards to tally in 15 plays, and they might have made things more interesting with greater use of Creir spread formation. After Bitching two completed passes from the T, Howard Bullman, Gale's boy, went to the spread as his attack bogged, and his pass to Roemmerman was good for 27 yards. Quickly then, back 111 the T, Bullman short-passed toWalter Smith for a first down andhit Jerry Metcalf on the 5. Roemmerman bulled over on third down. The Bears came back to score in 11 plays, going 87 yards with Burst, Winkler and Norb Mueller pounding out yardage to the 18, from where Jack Utz fired a pass to Maune just inside the far corner of the end zone for a touchdown. wasningtons iinal ID came strictly on the ground with second-string backfield operatives in action in the third quarter. An 80-yard drive from the second-naif kickoff paid off in 12 tries. Kennedy got 14 yards on one play and Rich Hase 26 on another before Kennedy went over right tackle from nine yards out to score. The Lineups j WASHINGTON Puhail Muth Knrkoyan Dean Lysell Verreog Jtort Mttoto Crim Kennedy Mas Po t. E. L. G. C. R. G. R. T. R. E. 2:S: R. H. . B. Henre nr Quarters Washington 14 THtssouri Mines 0 MO. M1F.S Mrtralf i (irrard Nral Jrhlen Bennett Morris Broaddus Bullman ' K. Smith Moeller Roemmerman 2 3 4 6 7 027 6 O 0 6 T.u.hilA.n.B Ur..hl..tA.. Xr- o XmZ kennedr. MinV RnemnV.n' .Paints after touchdown Washington: Casley 3. (placement). - Mnbstitutlons Washington Jim t"tz. Tftxall, Morhlenpah, Winkler. Bob Utz, Xaaley. Kratky. Brown, Benkleman. Gril- .Boiunger. Reweu, Lnger, Berger, Ly-eH Muth Bentzlnger, Lee, Duball, Stev-y and MeGlnley. Missouri Mines ntspla. Cole. Hummers. Gerard. Green. Jftents, Miller. Crura, Reeg, W. H. Stew- tt, jack Humphrey. McCarthy. Koeder- 4sv Bobbins. Anderson. W. Smith. Gjels- sem, jnaneson. Knnamever, and HampeL TL STATISTICS. fc . . Wash. Miners .jura oowns 1 ' rnshlng 252 f da passing 226 Van ms attempted . 13 f asses completed 6 sses Intercepted 1 unts 4 . untlng average 2B Gambles lost 2 Yards penalised 35 jrtrmbles 2 10 143 94 19 8 1 3 43 1 20 2

Article from 28 Sep 1952St. Louis Post-Dispatch(St. Louis, MO)

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