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Vanderbilt Scores 4 on
(Cor,;:m,ed from. page out')
back. determined Dave Kasper
tan. to go for the yardage but
the effort was slopped short by
the just-as-determined middle of
the Vandy line. It was Vandy's
ball and the Lion decline be
gan to lake effect.
After an exchange of punts, the
Commodores started on their own
2g. After fullback Jammy Butler
gained three on a center plunge,
Comniodine quarterback Boyce
Smith hit halfback Tommy Moore
v.•ith approximately a 22 yard pass
and the fleet halfback roared
down the !,idclines untouched for
a 77-yard TD play. The extra
point attempt was missed, the
Lions still led by one point, but
the complexion of the ballgarne
had changed—Vanderbilt was not
to be denied.
A minute and five seconds later,
the Commodores recovered a Kas
perian fumble on the Lion 39 and
'Smith hit end Run Miller with
n identical pass for the leadmg
touchdown. Phil King's conversion
attempt was wide, but it made nu
difference.
After the game, Engle said:
"We started to tire late in the
third quarter, but the play
when we missed that first down
by inches was definitely the key
play. A score there would've
probably broken their backs."
Commodore Coach Art Guene
had this to say: "That 77-yard
touchdown play was a back break
er, but stopping them on our goal
line gave us heart and took a little
out of them."
For Vandy, anyway, Engie had
a clear reason for the Lions' late
same slump—in this case, sick
ness. 'I think sickness had a ter-,
rific impact onus, not only today.
but all week in practice." lie said.
Because the flu had kept many
of his players from participating
in last week's practices, Engle
said, "W 4 made mistakes on pass
defense that we wouldn't have
normally made." Vandy scored
four of its five TD's through the
air.
Reiterating on the theme. En-
Two Lion Foes
Win; Cadets
Top Panthers
Pitt know how it feels now.
too The Panther , were the target
Saturday for one of Army's sav
age second-hag - attacks that arc
sill-too-tarnihar to fans hereabouts.
A 23-point outburst had the Jun
gle Cats chasing their tails in a
29-13 beating.
In four other games. Lion fu
lure opponents split. West Vir
ginia crushed George Wash , — , -
ton, 34-14, and Syracuse mangled
impotent Nebraska, 26-9. Cilicin
mati blanked winless Marquette,
while Holy Cross bowed to Dart
mouth, 14-7.
Army piled up 273 yards rush
ing to Pitt's 88, and amassed 153
.yards to 55 passing. Halfback Bob
Anderson tallied twice on plun
ges and fullback Harry Walters
..once. Pete Dawkins scored on a
32-yard pass from Dave Bout land.
.Tackle Maurice Hilliard's 20-yard
field goal finished the Cadets'
scoring.
Two fourth-period passes from
Dave Bradley to Dave Moss gave
Dartmouth Its victory over pre
.
viously-unbeaten Holy Cross. One
was a 15-yard scoring aerial while
the other, a 59-yarder, set up a
vaydirt plunge for Bradley. The
Lions meet the Crusaders Nov. 16
at Worcester, Mass.
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BABE GOES NOWHERE .. . Fullback Babe Beaver Field. Caprara was cited by the Corn-
Capr::ra stopped for short yardage by the modores after the game as one of the Lions
middle of the Vanderbilt line during the first better players.
period of the Lion-Commodore struggle at
gle praised his squad for a 11-play drive with a one yard
strong learn effort. "Sickness slant off-tackle at 7:08 of the first;
weakened us ... we didn't have t omarter. Babe Caprara converted.•
the speed they bed but we had Vandy tied the score at 14:30 of
the toughness. Those boys (the the first quarter on a 13-yard pass,
Lions) gave a 120% effort . . . ...l„, from King .to Moore. Jim
some of them were sick and " 1
Travis converted.
couldn't play as they normally
would." Kasperian scored his second TD
on a two-yard off-tackle play to
Here's how the scoring Went: finish a 65-yard drive in 10 plays
After tackle Joe Bohart record- at 2:50 of the second quarter.,
ed a Commodore fumble on the. Caprara again converted.
dandy 25, Kasperian climaxed an After a 30-yard pass from
Frosh Grid Squad
Downs Pitt, 13-6
• By MATT MATHEWS ning TD, Hoak kept the Lions I
Pitt's freshman football steam- moving deep into Pitt territory
roller chugged onto Penn State's' most of the afternoon and made 1
a spectacular game-saving in- i
Beaver Field practice gridiron! lerception on the Lion 35 with 1
Saturday and met a Lion squad two minutes remaining.
that was just as big and moved a' Pitt's Mike Ditka, who scored;
bit faster, a little bit farther—,the Panthers' only TD. got a half- 1
step behind Hoak. but the quar-1
seven points farther, 134. 'terbaek managed to outleap him;
Unlike most Pitt-Lion strug: to make a juggling catch and!
gles, all three scores were of the'stop the final drive.
long variety. The Lions scored oni
Jimmy Kerr's 87-yard break-,",
~ ..,uting Club Skaters
away run and a 56-yard pass play,
both in the second quarter. The• The skating division of the Out
Panthers scored on a 42-yard -1
passing Club will meet at 7:30 tonight'
in the third. in 317 Willard,
In his 87-yard run down the
left sideline. Kerr outmaneuv
ered a total of seven Panthers.
The best "move" in the run
came when he changed speed
on the Pitt safetyman and cut
into daylight at the Lion 35.
Shortly before the half ended,
quarterback Dick Hoak dropped
hack to pass from his own 46 and
found Kerr loafing- behind the
Pitt safety for the final Lion tally.
Kerr did the scoring., but the
eventual star was Hoak. Besides
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Jacks to end Les Walters. put
the ball on the five, sophomore
Eddie Cape literally dove across
for I4e score. Caprara's PAT at
tempt was low.
King scored the second Vandy
tally at 12:40 of the second period
on an 11-yard pass from Smith.
Travis' place kick , missed.
Then came the afore-mentioned
Smith to Moore and Smith to Mil
ler pass plays at 8:50 and 9:55
of the third quarter. Smith com
pleted the scoring with a one
yard sneak at 2:50 of the fourth
period. Smith passed to end Bob
Laws for the extra point.
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