Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 30, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 18 Winnipeg free press saturday August 30, 1952 Why you a1 left Mel Embree 62 Aims a tackle at Roughieh Bab Felling 66 after the latter had intercepted a 2aleski thrown pair on a Sleeper play. In the Centre shot Len Meltier Miles happily after a night s work Well done. Meltier scored two of bombers four touchdowns. At right Tommy Ford 82 is intent on leaving would be tacklers Nellie Greene 12 and Holland Aplin 22 As far behind of possible As he Heads for the sidelines after taking a lateral from Jerry. Palmer on a punt return. Bers run past roughriders by Bob Moik lost to Calgary and tied combined on a pass play which pouring on Tho steam for three on the Bench were imports Tom went for 52 Yards and. Put the touchdowns in the last John Brown buddy tin bombers in front to stay. Meltzer Winnipeg Blue bombers and Art Felker and Pun Rand Korchak put the clincher and singly came out or the lethargic return Ace Gerry Ames. . On in the last five minutes role they acted in Tho first injured ribs Tinsley became Western football sick Friday and James has a sore Union games to crus i Saskatchewan roughriders 27-9 at Osborne stadium Jast night and move into undisputed Possession second place in the conference it was the first league Victory of the season for bombers but along with the tie gained against Edmonton last monday it gives them three Points one More than the roughriders and two More than the asks. Ankle. In their place were Palmer at left half Stu Clarkson at defensive Centre Sam Nevills at tackle and Mel Embree at end. The combination worked. Trafton put the responsibility of running the attack on Joe Zaleski s shoulders and the former University of Dayton Star played As quarterback until the bombers built up a 21-a Lead. The Brilliant passing Star Jack Are out in front with two straight victories. Quarterback Joe Zaleski saw action on defence most a Brilliant running attack at the route but went in in the roughriders and with imports dying minutes to toss a touchdown Gerry Palmer and Ralph Mcallister and Rookie Len Meltzer carrying most of the mail bombers rolled up an impressive 205-Yards-along the ground Mark. Meltzer was the big gun in the scoring department hitting from close in to pile up two touchdowns while import end Mel Embree and Bud Korchak scored the others. Korchak also booted four converts while Jack Jacobs counted three on a Rouge and two kicks bombers electrified the fans with pair of first Downs on Fine runs by Palmer and Zaleski to open the game but Andy Sokol lost our and then dropped a pass forc no Jacobs to kick for the Point on third Down. Roy Wright con ceded a third Down pass by Jacobs to Sokol on the Regina 40 went sour ind Avinger s punt from his own 0 on second Down went Well Over Zaleski s head. Joe recovered in Ime to be Rouge by Holland Aplin Anky Roughrider end. Zaleski started the bombers Back pass to Korchak. Defensively Jack played a whale of a game his driving tackles knocking rough riders backs on their heels and his interception of a pass to hol land Aplin in the fourth Quarter set the stage for Meltzer s second major. Zaleski threw Only 10 passes completed six for 147 Yards. He ran the club All Over the Park working Palmer and Meltzer extensively. To the deadline. As has been the Case in All i the Lone Roughrider major in games to Date bombers opened the third Quarter was scored by scoring quickly on a punt by Maruska. Del Wardien kick Jacobs but Avinger Quick kicked up the Field. He let Sokol Palmer and Mcallister run and then hit Mel Embree with a 23-Yard pass. Pal Mer picked ii another first Down As the Quarter ended. Sokol and Palmer gained an other seven before a bomber off Side nullified a touchdown by the standout runner from University of Toledo. Jacobs kicked another single on the last Down. Nevills playing in place of tin Sley stopped Sully Glasser from running up the Middle and Doug Belden threw one of his Long Pas ses Over Avinger s head. Tommy Ford ran the third Down punt Back to the bomber 40 and Zaleski took Over and moved the club Over the. Roughrider goal line in eight plays. Lazy pitch out Sokol hit for five and Meltzer took a Lazy pitch out from Zaleski and whipped around the right end for 13. There was a foul up in the bomber Backfield on the next play but Zaleski twisted and turned till he found Korchak open and hit the flying Wing with a 12-Yard pass. Ralph Mcallister split the Roughrider line for is Yards. Sokol Mcallister lugged the Ball 12 Yards to the rider seven where a roughing penalty on red Phillips put the Ball on the three and a half. Meltzer took the hand off from Zaleski and leaped on Dick huffed the convert. Butch. Avinger punted for three Points a Rouge and two kicks to the deadline. Ijen Eup changes injuries and the necessity to snap the club out of its lackadaisical Rood forced Trafton to make Sev eral changes in the lineup which of the West Fos Tuge driving once under the lights Opp. Kirkfield Park hotel the riders Back into a tie by the end of the first Quarter. Bombers were forced to kick after a touch Down was called Back at the Start of the second Quarter and Jacobs hit the Fence to 2-1. A Short time later Meltzer hit for his first . Touchdown converted by Korchak to make it 8-1 at the half. Hiders ahead two fumbles by Palmer allowed the roughriders to knot the count at the Halfway Mark of the third Quarter and then Avinger hoofed one Over the North end Fence Toj put the Saskatchewan club ahead 9-8. The final Quarter was Only seconds old when Zaleski and Emall Miric clubs open sunday the Western Canada Champion Norwood St. Boniface legion Eires will play Host to Elmwood bomb ers at Canada packers grounds As the Manitoba inter mediate Rugby football Confer ence swings into action. On another front St. Vital legion bulldogs will journey to West end memorials grounds for a tussle with Winnipeg rams. The league this year promises to be better than Ever before. The Loop and intermediate football in general has made huge strides in the last two years with the first Dominion final held last year. Game times sunday . Driver sets race record Bonneville Utah lie Young of Denver streaked 250 Miles an hour Friday Over a measured mile on the Bonneville Salt Flats in a streamlined hot Rod. His astonishing run shattered the american class d record and exceeded a run of 241.44 Yound made thursday. He drove a aluminium Streamliner built on Man s Back to score. Korchak converted. Bombers were doing Fine until Well into the third Quarter when Avinger s punt bounced off Gerry Palmer s shoulder pad in the goal area and rebounded to the 12 where Art Stewart picked it up. He ran up to the bomber three before Tommy Ford dropped him. Riders scored on the next play. Mike Maruska took a pitch out from Belden and beat Stu Clark son in a race to pay dirt. Wardien converted. Zaleski tried a Sleeper pass to Mel Embree after the kick off but it was intercepted by. Bob Felling on the rider 39 and when Huff Man smashed through to throw bold in for a loss and Maruska was overthrown on a pass Avinger kicked to Palmer who let the Ball squirt out of his hands on the bomber 12. It to the Fence for a Point and tied the game 8-8. One of the five passes Belden completed set up riders last Point shortly afterwards. Avinger put the Ball out. Of the Park from the Winnipeg 30. That was it bombers completely dominated the last Quarter. Mcallister started it off by hit Ting Over left tackle for 10 Yards of Zaleski s passes caught Keith Pearce Tor 17 Yards As the third Quarter ended. Meltzer could t get anywhere on the first Down in the final Quarter. Embree started the touchdown spree by plucking a 35-Yard Zaleski Needle threader out of the air on the Roughrider 17 and easily out distancing Bob Felling and Kenny Charlton in the race to i the goal line. The bomber line was stopping All Roughrider running Belden was t hitting his receivers and Jacobs was gradually punting rid ers Back to their own goal line Lampman meets the Gibber Harry Lampman 71 of Saskatchewan roughriders was planning to Latch on to one of Doug Belden s passes when. Along came Ian Gibb 97 of the Winnipeg Blue bombers and spoiled the play. The action was part of Friday night s . Fixture which bombers won 27-9. Urzetta bows in Amateur and powered by two Ford vr8 engines. Politician Battles collector for title auditorium Friday sept. 5th . Main event 8ronko Naceur skins. The mighty Atlas Semi hard boiled Hackerty is. Pat Mac ill special event Roy Mclarty is. Joe Pazandak Stu Hart is. Stan my Slack ticket no. 2v ticket i on Sile l howard1 men. Shop 371 a. Pm. 92-4757 next wrestling Date sept. 19th auditorium West Vancouver West Virginia politician and a hopped up California Bill collector will meet in today s 38-Hole final Lor the Canadian Amateur Golf Champion ship. Bill Campbell of Hunting Toni w. Va., turned Back the tingling rally of former . Champion Sam Urzetta to win 3 and 2 in one of Friday s 36-Hole Semi finals. Larry Bouchey a yellow haired giant Joni Inglewood calif., out Laste d the stretch bid of de Meister of Cleveland to grab the other Semi Windup .1 up. Sam Urzetta. Was five Down to Campbell after the morning 18 but raked pair on the outgoing nine of the afternoon round to pull himself within two holes at int Bend. Breaks comeback they played in even figures from the 28th to Campbell broke tee pitch three feet from the pin for a Deuce. On the he had planked1 his Ball two feet from the same stick for a Birdie were even again on the 33rd and 34th, where the match ended. Urzetta 26-year-old Rochester n.y., lumber Salesman had no control off the tees in the morning round. He two holes hooked slashed into rough on out of Bounds on another and smacked into a hedge on a fourth. Campbell took these holes almost As. Gifts besides the shorf3.4th and the Long 15th, when Urzetta dubbed his approach. Urzetta the fourth when Campbell three putted. Steps on Bali Meister led Bouchey by one Hole after the first 18. Hit game seemed to come apart after the 10th. On that Hole Bouchey stepped on his own Ball in the rough while look ing for it and the official ruled penalty. The referee Urzetta a comeback on the 136-Yard said Bouchey had not moved the 32nd when he his most players use of game is an american Loop record. Ball. Bouchey recovered magnificently on this Hole to get a Birdie four. Meister obviously upset by the ruling promptly three putted. The Cleveland advertising executive took the 12th, 14th and 15th but a drive into a trap on the 17th and three putts on the 18th left him Only one up. Bouchey a gallery favorite squared the match on the 19th and was four up at the 29th.r Meister came Back to take the 30th, 31st and 33rd. He had his big Chance to Square the match on the 265-Yard 34th when his drive dropped four feet from the pin. Bouchey was 30 feet off the Green but chipped within six feet. Meister missed the Short putt and Bouchey dropped hit for a half. Meister then mis fired an eight foot putt on the 35th which would have Given him the Hole. Bouchey sink a 10-footer on the 36th when he needed it most. Both Lay three on the Green and Bouche Sank his tap Lor four and the match. When he hit the uprights with a kick. The Ball bounced to the Fence for a Point. Then Jacobs intercepted a pass on his own 10 to Start bombers on their Way again. He ran it Back to the 15. The most Brilliant run of the game came in Here. Len Meltzer took a hand off from Zaleski Cut Over Lelia tackle broke for the sidelines and 43 Yards later was stopped by Del Wardien and Roy Wright. Zalesk picked this spot to pass. Sokol hauled it in and picked up 38 Yards before stepping into touch on. The rider five. Meltzim.1 just followed Huffman on the next play and grabbed up five moire Points. Korchak s con Vert made it 21-9. Needing the Points roughriders tried passing. It set up bombers final major. Tom Lumsden jumped on Bel Den s Hack and dropped the Toughie Quarter for a seven Yard loss. The second Down pass to Harry Lampman was High but riders were penalized for hold ing anyway. The penalty pushed them Buck to their own seven. Still they passed. Avinger s throw to Aplin was no Good and bombers took Over on the rider seven. Jacobs went in on offence for his first series of Downs and after a Fumble and failure immediately threw 10 Korchak who had faked Del Wardien beautifully in the end zone. Fiji 1. Winnipeg Saskatchewan Rouse Scal ski on a. Inger s wok 3. Winnipeg. Ingle Macolm 4 Winnipeg touchdown Meltzer s. Winnipeg convert Korchak to nerd Quarter 6 Saskatchewan touchdown Maruxa 7 Saskatchewan convert Wardien Saskatchewan single Avinger kick Quarter Wight Rouge on flip Dugard rocks Pecos Asi pacwing paced by flip Dugard s triple and five singles . Came up with a 21-hit attack and a 17-14 Victory Over a cos to Cut the letters Lead to 2-1 in their Best of seven series for the senior b girls Crown to one game. Marion Dracass and Dugard shared Mound the winners while Helen Romanek went the route for the losers. Shirley Brown As Well As do Gard had a perfect night at the plate with three hits in three times at Bat before being injured in the seventh Frame. The . Victory was gained the hard Way. Trailing by two runs going into the top of the ninth the winners unloaded a live run assault to grab their win. Loraine a Marci had a double and a Brace of singles Lor Pecos while Romanek chipped in with a pair of hits. Nottinghamshire wins second Cricket match London Reuters notting Hamshire cricketers underdogs since june 27 when they last won a championship match gained their second Success season Fri Day beating Gloucestershire by 130. Runs. Nottinghamshire ranks 16th in county standings this week with Only Somerset beneath it. Gloucestershire ranks ninth. Yorkshire 311 for seven declared and tor., no wicket. Esix 107 and 218 Yorkshire won by 10 wickets. Warwickshire and 119. Mid Luex 16. And 162. Warwick Here won by 72 runs Kent 217 and 225. Indian 332 and is for Jour. Match drawn. Nottinghamshire 311 for Lex declared and seven declared. Gloucestershire 323 Lor Cven declared and 122. won by .130 runs Somr suit 311 ind 91, Leicestershire 406 Leicestershire won by an innings and six runs. Worcestershire 203 and 303 tar five Hampshire 475 for nine declared. Match drawn. Surrey 383 for declared and my for. Five declared. Northamptonshire 383 and for six. Match drawn. Ikirt Casmore 39b and 131, Sussex 177 and 314 for three. Sussex won by seven wickets. Single Avinger kick 8. I deadline 0. Saskatchewan deadline fourth Quarter 10 Winnipeg touchdown embrace 11. Winnipeg convert. Korchak 12. Winnipeg single Jacobs kick 32. Winnipeg single Jacobs kick to dead 13. Winnipeg touchdown Meltzer 14. Winnipeg convert Korchak 15. Winnipeg touchdown kor chaff 16. Winnipeg convert Korchak skit Chenn Winnipeg number of punts 6 1.5 a a Crase length of punts 41.5 Lunback of punts Yards 90 first Downs r cards gained Rushing net 205 attempted forwards 12 completed forwards r a nerds gained on forwards forwards intercepted penalties Yards lost on penalties fumbles own fumbles recovered 1 attempted Field goals d successful Field goals u touchdowns converts singles rouges 1 safety touches 0 from line of scrimmage. . Pool showers and gymnasium open times. Sept. 2nd i today and every week Day until sept. 15 2.30 . Saturdays labor Day 4 . Other week Dayi admission includes tax Polo Park teams clubs sports managers we can give you two weeks delivery. Made to your specifications at amazingly Low prices uniforms basketball sweaters club and school jackets crests "7at Choice of those who play the gome St. Bus. Pm. 50-4245 Rei. Pm. 59-3816 scottish Amateur athletic association annual Highland games and sports Polo Park Winnipeg Man. Labor Day monday september 1st 1952 commencing it 10 . 78 track and Field events i Highland dancing and piping competitions pipe band contest see the champions in action a Mimm until 11.30 7je chime to 25c inc cd i mtg Munill Frank w ;