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PAGE TWELVE
~ Favored Mustangs Trounce Dallas
19-0, To Cop Football Shoe Trophy
BY DAVE ROBERTSON
The highly favored Westmore-
land “Mustangs” travelled to Dallas
Township . Thanksgiving morning,
where they mowed down the Indians
19-0, The Mustang's big boan-fire
pep meeting paid off as the Mustangs
stopped the Township machine cold.
The Mustangs opened the scoring
early in the first quarter. Gail Spare
took a Dallas punt on his own
30-yard line and raced all the way
to “pay dirt”, with the aid of
beautiful blocks. The extra point was
scored on a pass Evans to Rose.
machine stalled and could not get
started. Dallas took the ball all
ithe way to the Mustang i1-yard line
before the Mustangs came to life.
There they held the Indians in the
shadow of their own. goal for four
downs as the half ended with West-
moreland out in front of Dallas
Township 7-0. |
Neither team could get going in
the first part ‘of the third period.
Then halfway through ‘the period,
(Westmoreland came to life. Rose
took a pitch-out from Evans and
galloped 40 yards for the score, The
extra point attempt failed anid so
at the end of three quarters, West-
moreland’s Mustangs led 13-0.
Mustangs Intercept Pass
When ithe fourth period opened
the Redskins got desperate wand
quarterback Karl Landmesser started
heaving passes. Most of the passes
were good ‘but his teammates
couldn’t told on to them. After
completing a pass 'to tthe 25, Land-
flatal pass. Westmoreland’'s Ray
Harleman, was on ‘the receiving end:
and paced off 80 yards for the
touchdown. Dion Purvin, who has a
broken wrist, tried he extra point
but it was no good. After having
his pass intercepted ILiandmesser
and the Indians were unable to
threaten again,
The Indians led with seven first
downs, to the Mustang’s 6, but the
Mustangs made it up on long runs
of 70, 40, and 80 yards. Neither
passing attack, Dallas completed one
out of ten and had three intercepted,
one for a touchdown. The Mustangs
completed one out of four and had
mone intercepted. The Mustangs
were penalized seventy yards to
Township's fifteen yards.
You could mot select any player
of either team as playing ian out-
standing game because every player
was playing his best. The Mustangs
had twelve seniors, Tony Greener,
Harold Rose, Gail [Spare, [Gene
“Grease” Cundiff, Gordy Beck, Bill
“Spongy” Winters, Ray Harleman,
Bob Widmann, Bill Burnaford, Bob
Edwards, Earl Hummel, and Don
Purvin, who were really playing
their hearts out to win their last
scholastic football game.
: Lineups
Westmoreland “Mustangs” (19)
[Ends—Burnaford, Cundiff, Hum-
mel.
Guards— Winter, Widmann, Beck.
Tackles—Greener, Duda, Edwards,
Baur,
Backs — Brobst, Spare, Evans,
Rose.
ICoacdh—Robert Becker, Assistant
—IChester Molley.
Dallas Township “Indians” (0)
Ends—Gosart, Riaubia.
Guards, Hartman, Godek.
Tackles—Miller, Van (Campen.
Backs—Williams, Fowler, Mack-
nik, Landmesser, Belles, Higgins,
Coach—Robert MM. Thomas and
John F. Rosser.
Don Eckert President
Dallas-Franklin Hi-Y
Diallas-Franklin Hi-Y [Club has
completed its elections for the
1952-53 school year, Officers are:
Don Eckent, president; Earl Van-
Campen, vice-president; Kenneth
Sedler, secretary; Leroy Carr, trea-
surer; Sam Fowler, chaplain; Tom
Williams, Sgt. at |Arms.
Robert Thomas is counselor. The
[Club meets Mondays at 11:30, This
is the second of seven high school
youth clubs tio complete their roster
as la program of Back Mountain
team accomplished much with its
T &'C YMCA,
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