'I EIGHT THE STAUNTON NEWS-LEADER, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 30, 1949 GIL BOCETTI VSD LEE HIGH ARMY FOUR or too ANTIBIOTICS OOOD NEW YORK, There are 300 known antibiotics. But only (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) four, pencillln. streDtomveln. mi reomycln and Chloromycetin, havey VMI line by Karl Kuckhahn, Stephenson's substitute, helped set up Army's third scare early In the second period. A 24-yard aerial from Cfellffa to halfback Jim Cain near the goal line was the payoff.
Jack Martin, scampering second string halfback, whizzed away for 63 yard and the Cadets' fourth score of the one-sided half. Notre Dam has had nine undefeated and untied football seasons since the sport was Introduced in 1887. most of the running the Leemen moved to the eight and Vest tossed to Knopp from there for the score. grads and home folks this afternoon. About 4,500 saw the game.
Davidson, which had an identical 1-4 record before today's struggle was never In the ball game. erals, had his. sophom*ore-dominated lineup keyed up, and the Generals responded with their most potent offensive show of the season. Bocetti got his first score of the game five minutes after the opening kickoff when he romped 60 yards off his own left tackle to score standing up. The first of Walt Michaels' place kicks was wide.
A Washington and Lee drive got started late in the first period, with Bocetti and halfbacks Ray Leister and Gne Bennett moving the ball from the Davidson 42 to the 10. On the first play of the second period, Bennett skirted around his left end to tally. Mi proved generally useiuL 1 I Probably the most unusual shut- 1 out game in World Series history ill was the ten-hit job Yankee Spud forced Wilson to kick from hfs his 22. N. C.
returned to their forty, lut holding forced them back to "the 25. Hilton again started things mith a catch and twisting run for ten yards, but Hammock etpoped it again when he intercepted a pass to give Virginia the ball on tbelr own 42. "Scoggins returned the compll- The closest the Wildcat came to Chandler turned against the 1943 Cards. scoring was to the 22 early in the first quarter. Coach George Barclay, new ment a moment later to return the ball to N.
C. They were forced to kick, however, and Wilson returned to Virginia's 32. A couple of plays later North Carolina recovered another fmnble. With Hilton and Bowman alternating carrying, Hilton finally made it from the five. Scosrglns again made the placement That was the story as the gun ended Virginia's advance seconds later.
Scoring by periods: NCSD 6 7 0 1427 VSD 0 0 0 00 Scoring: Bowman (2), Hilton, extra points: Scogglns (2), Hall. Lineups Po VSD NCSD LE Hammock McKenzie Lt Norton Pressley (Co-C) LG Prater Arrington Reed Lambert RQ Weddington Capes RT Chapman Carroll RE Neighbors Hames QB Wilson (Co-C Hall RH Quillen Bowman fCo-C) head coach, making his first ap pearance as mentor of the Gen- the air. An Intercepted pass and a fifty-yard sprint by halfback Prod Anson gave the Virginians then-second score Just before the contest ended. Had not Blaik Jerked his hard smashing regulars after the victory was safe the score might have mounted to any given figures. Gil Stephenson, the Cadets' first string fullback, saw no action at all, having been advised to give his injured leg a rest.
Galiffa, who runs Army's T-for-matlon, had an Important hand in scoring the game's first three touchdowns. He circled end, himself, for seven yards and the first score to cap a 68-yard drive midway of the opening period, and passed flvs yards to end Dan Foldberg for the second touchdown a few minutes four and Vest went over from the five on a quarterback sneak then chaels placement was good. Davidson 0 0 0 00 added the thirty-third point. Lee's reserves gave up a touch 6 21 13 1353 Washington and Lee: Scoring touchdowns Bocetti 3, Marler 2, FIRE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH West Frederick at St. Clair Streets "Where You Feel at Home" Dr.
Denver J. Davis, Pastor down to the visitors before the final Vest again missed from placement. A 50-yard drive netted the Leemen their fourth touchdown, Cash having returned a punt ten yards to midfield. With Knopp again lugging the leather (he carried four times and picked up 32 yards) Lee moved to the eight. An offsides penalty set the ball back to the 13 but Vest flipped a pass over the line to Thrift who lateralled back to Cash and he went over.
The plncement attempt was good this time. Baker Intercepts Another pass interception, this time by Baker on the Clifton Forge 47, set the stage for the locals' final tally. Wray picktd up nine on an end around as the perido ended and on the first play of the final canto took a pass from Vest for seven more to the 31. John Gardner, Baker, and Vest picked up a first to the 20 and another pass-lateral. Vest to Thrift to Baker, was good for a first at the nine.
Baker ploughed for gun, Gardner's punt having been blocked and rolled out of bounds Mastrlann, Bennett, Hedge. Points aft5- touchdowns: Michaels 4, Con-ard 1. 0 Mesopotamia is a name applied to Iraq, the areas between the Euphrates and the Tigris Rivers. on the 28. Westerman passed to Smith at the five then took it over on the next play.
Wright's placement attempt was blocked. later. Gardner and Dale Powers picked A 16-yard smash through the up a first after the kickoff, but Lee was forced to punt. Billy McLain intercepted a pass to get the ball back for Lee as the game ended. LH Smith (Co-C) Jessup FB Hushour Hilton Subs: VSD: Yates, Olass, Harmon: NCSD: Scoggins, Capes, Fvans, Moore, Ketner, Brooks.
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