Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Frank Maydak-Back Dave Morris-Back Turk Ebert-End Wally Reams-Back Lou Dellios-Line Don SchroedereCenter Ted LetsoneeLine Dean BathaeLine heaving the pigskin, he connected once more, this time to Duckett in the end zone for the second tally. Klugeis conversion was blocked and the score stood at 13 to 0. The Mothers and Dads in the stands were barely seated when once again the orange and white No. 44 flashed by in another display of brilliant broken field running as VTinyii Hanke added another 70 yards and six points to the score. Wachowitzis placement was wide and the half ended 19 to 0. Early in the second half it was Wachowitzis turn to tote the pigskin over the Scots goal, and after a 40-yard drive, he plunged his way through center. Hanke's conversion was good and the score became 26 to 0. Coach Breen then put his entire second team into action, and Morris, Alt, Dybvad, and Maydak did some excellent ball handling. Alt showed his heels to the Scots on a beautiful run to the 38. Then with a minute to go in the third quarter, Maydak tossed to Dybvad in the end zone and a splendid catch scored the final marker for the Pioneers. Hankds kick was squarely placed and the game ended Carrol 33, Macalester 0. Carroll 34; Lake Forest 0 The Pioneers sparked by a Heet-running back and a hard charging line knocked Pdge One Hundred Tbirty-nine

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Howie GummeLine Bernie Kennedy-Lz'ne Francis CavadaeLine Archie Jones-Center The second half saw a lot of see-saw football with no threatening drives for either side until late in the third quarter when Carrollhs fumble gave the Teachers their big break. Recovering the ball on the 22-yard line, a pass on fourth down put them within the 10 and Krang again put the ball over, but Coweehs boot was wide, and the game ended with the ball in Carrollhs possession. Carroll 33; Muculesier 0 With a hard charging line and a smooth working T the Pioneers came through to dump the Scots from Macalester 33 to 0, and chalk up a victory for 21 Parents Day event. With Borcich, Wachowitz, and Hanke as the running backs, and hPappyh Holm calling the plays, the Pioneers opened their offensive in the first quarter. After an exchange of downs, Wachowitz hit the middle for 8 yards. On the next play, the mighty mite Al Hanke brought the crowd to its feet as he cut and spun to show once more a beautiful example of broken fleld running and put the Pioneers ahead 6 to 0 after a spectacular 70-yard run. As the second quarter came to pass, the Pioneers took to the air. Holm con- nected to Wagner to put the ball on the 35 and on the next play, with Lief'h still Ray Frey-Center Wally Berger-Back Ralph Greb-End John Wagner-End Page One Hundred Tbirty-eigbt

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the jaybirds off their perch, by trouncing them 34 to 0 in their first postwar homecoming. Al Hanke, Carrollts Heet-running halfback, once again showed the opponents a wonderful exposition of speed and broken held running as he roared across the goal line three times. Wally Wachowitz and Bob Alt, hard hitting fullbacks, also contributed to make it a thoroughly unpleasant day for Lake Forest. The orange and white,hunder the able captaincy of Bob Duckett, crossed the Jaybirdhs goal for the first time when a screen pass from Holm to Hanke sent the Heet-footed halfback down the held for 5 5 yeards; Kluge converted and the score was 7 to 0. In the second quarter, after a brilliant drive up the field, the Pioneers scored again as Hanke went over from the seven stripe. Klugehs boot again was on, and the score was 14 to 0 in favor of the Pioneers. Early in the second half, Hanke again hit for the pay dirt as he crashed through center for 58 yards. Kluge converted and the score was 21 to 0, Carroll. Page One Hundred Forty