Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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The Badgers were by no means out of the game; they scored two successive touchdowns and one extra point. Mancheski and Melka scored on precision running plays. The uBees from Madison now led 25 to 20. But not for long, Hanke scored on lateral from Holm in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. Kluge converted again as the Pioneers annexed another victory over the heralded Badgers. I Carroll 0; Ripon 20 A well coached Ripon team capitalized on the breaks and combined their power and alertness to upset the Pioneers 20 to 0. Combining with the bad weather and the bad score was the demoralizing fact that three of Carroll's star backfield men were hurt, and the picture for the following week's homecoming game with Beloit was not too bright. Hanke suffered a broken leg in the fourth quarter and Dybvad sustained chest injuries to add to the injury list started by Moncher the week before. f P4ge One Hundred Forty-tbree

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The game started fast for Carroll. Hanke, the Pioneers offensive star, took the kickoff, and romped 95 yards through the entire Wisconsin team for a touch- down. The conversion was blocked. Wisconsin then came back in the second quarter. Heuler grabbed a pass and raced for a touchdown. The placement was wide, and the score remained 6 to 6. Carroll quickly capitalized on a fumble which Cavada recovered. Holm passed to Staven for a touchdown along the left sideline. Kluge came through with the conversion, and the score stood 13 to 6. Just before the half ended Mancheski scampered 64 yards for a Badger score. Again their conversion was no good and the scoreboard read 1 3 to 12 in CarrollTs favor. Carroll roared out to a comfortable lead early in the second half as Staven caught his second touchdown pass. Since KlugeTs conversion was perfect the score now was 20 to 12. Page One Hundred Forty-two

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Standout of the day was RTponTs Teddy Scalissi, who scored twice himself, tossed one touchdown pass, and chalked up two conversions. His hrst touch- down was a 32-yard gallop through the entire Carroll team. He added the extra point for a 7 to 0 score. The next score came late in the third quarter. Scalissi broke loose for 10 yards and a score. The speedy left half missed the conversion, leaving the score at 13 to 0. During these first three quarters, Carroll had several good opportunities to score themselves. The deciding factor seemed to be a Ripon forward wall that could dig in and hold the Pioneers when it counted. The last Ripon score came on a short pass play after the Redmen had recov- ered a Carroll fumble. Scalissi passed for the conversion to finish the days scoring. One more fact should be mentioned. The Carroll line, led by Don Kluge, played an aggressive game. They outrushed the Redmen and picked up 13 first downs to 6 for Ripon. Page One Hundred Fortyzfour