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Good Spirit; Fatal
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scored the extra point on a reverse
off 12 yards
, streaked around
The Saints again will be uncle feated when they face the Garnet scrappers. However, St. Christo pher's cannot be sold short, because they have, without a doubt, a pow
erful team.
The V. E. S. team will probably
be outweighed, as is usually true, but that V. E. S. team will not be outdone in spirit, to be sure.
How many of us can remember the year 1937, when St. Christopher came to V. E. S. undefeated and unscored on and the Garnetmen
busted this record by handing them a 7-0 set back. The Bishops want to break this year's winning streak
of the Saints today, and if spirit, fight and team work can do it, these winning Saints will be beaten.
llit bard by a Bishop faubled and it was huunds, consistent
S.pard, on his-own af pants resulted. Me- his own 15 yard Bishops' 37-yard tbe following play, ted-footed Bobby around right end,
off one tackle to pin 32 yards and A pass from Barco
an additional 16 the home team was Several passes fol- ia eornplete. The ball
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brought the ball 40 yards into
Bishop territory. Paul White's
placement was squarely between the
posts and Miller now led 35 to 0.
The Blue and White scored twice more in the fourth quarter. Paul White dashed sixty yards around right end for the sixth touchdown
of the contest. Then Grafton Blan-
kinship ran 40 yards off of his own
right tackle for the final marker of
the game, which ended just four
Thus, for the first time in V. E. S. history, Episcopal High School
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ov. 16.-Fresh
H S h tle undefeated, untied and un-
1 on ankmshtp led E. . .,tescored on Miller Park I
E. S. nosed agai t 120 e even of Ran- ns our -pound squad and
Academy 8-6 trou.nced the Baby ~ishops 47 to 0. Whtte and Blankmshii) b t
the entire sixty nd ~-oiledup eight first clowns. '
playing. How- I ~ller started on its upsurge in horne team that t 1~ rst quarter as soon as they re- power, for they cetved the opening kickoff. Fifteen
"tisitors' territory f>lays later they scored and a pass time. The Bish- tor the extra point made the total
downs to R.-M. 7 to 0 in Miller's favor. Miller Park then recovered their own kick-
was filled with off and was on the march again. and ex- Several long runs put the ball on
into the first the V. E. S. one-yard line from
V.
. , eween ahows, it was a · emse ves, gamed 250 yards rush-
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each team fight- ~ng, scored four of the touchdowns
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where E lmo Torrance _.u;u asteady f tl 1
scampered 16 and the first half ended with Miller later Schoew' ahead 14 to 0.
Midway in the third period the and after gain- boys from Miller Park took over
a pass from the ball by a blocked kick on the netted 11 yards midfield stripe. Paul White then
on the visitors' tore loose. He dashed through the the drive was line, eluded all of the secondary,
R.-M. A. line and galloped 46 yards to the V. E. S. four, where he was brought
down by Buster Nelson. Blankin- hip dived over for the touchdown and White kicked the extra point. Miller Park 28, V. E. S. 0. Miller
gain received the ball on a blocked kick. Dave Thomas scored from up 23 yards. How- the two after his teammates had
Blankinship
plays later. The final score read: met defeat at the hands of a Bishop
Miller Park, 47; V. E. S., 0. eleven. It happened on the twenty- Buster Nelson and Gus Hatha- fifth year of the school's existence
after the Bishops had been trying S., both making several important for almost two decades. May it hap-
way starred defensively for V. E.
pen many more times !
Straight Losses Prove More Than The Garnet and White Can Stand. We Had To Win Once!
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tackles.
time to kick extra point after
"Ymt Ta.ke the High Road, I'll Take the Low"
Charlie Schoew gets off another punt behind good blocking.
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