Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Carroll 0; Beloii 12 The Carroll homecoming slogan, Level the Devilsf, backfired on the Pioneers as the Beloit eleven defeated the Orange and White by a score of 12 to 0. The Blue Devils capitalized on the quick-kicking artistry of halfback Paul Halberstadt and pushed over two markers in the second half. Coach Breen was seriously handicapped because of the injuries sustained by three of his star backfield men, Dybvad, Hanke, and Moncher. The two teams battled to a scoreless halftime tie. The steady rain and muddy field combined to make the action slow and sluggish. The Pioneers made the only determined bid for a score early in the first quarter, but the Blue Devil line held on their own 1 1-yard line and they took the ball over on downs. The Beloiters scored their first touchdown in the third quarter on a 28-yard pass by Halberstadt. The Conversion was blocked. The second score came late in the last quarter as Mr. Halberstadt took personal charge of his teams attack. The game ended with the players drenched to the skin, as were the spectators. que One Hundred Forty-jive

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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

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The 1 946 Football Team The Carroll College football squad of 1946 completed their hrst regular post- war season with a creditable record. Injuries ruined the latter part of the season; except for this, Coach Breen did a very commendable job in his capacity as head coach. The following schedule is tentatively the complete season for 1947. A final game to be played November 15 will be announced at a later date. Being played for the flrst time are Wabash and Albion Colleges who will increase to a total of four the number of states represented on the Pioneer schedule. Schedule for the I941 Football Season September 20 Lawrence There September 27 Milwaukee Teachers Here tnigho October 4 Wabash College, Indiana Here October 1 1 Ripon- Ni O .- There tnighQ October 18 open HNMT mgmiluhiww mater October 25 Albion College, Michigan There November 1 Lake Forest, Illinois Here November 8 Ripon HomecomingeHere November 1 5 open Page One Hundred Forty-six