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mentum during the game to get them started. Their one threat was spiked by an intercepted pass at the 31-yard line. Nick Angelo fumbled on the 14 and set up the only score for the Bengals, with Steve Cher- nieky sweeping his right end for 10 yards. Kon- koly added the extra point. The Benedictine eight-man line held XVarren to a net gain of 58 yards, resulting in Harding's worst performance of the season. The Harding High Panthers displayed a com- plete reversal of the previous week's performance by handily defeating the Mansfield Tygcrs, 34- 4 12. The Panthers really snapped out of their defeat at the hands of Cleveland Benedictine by scoring five touchdowns and completely outclass- ing the Tygers. J. Vair pushes ahead for a gain against Toledo Waite. Bob Barbutes gave the first indication ofa fine offense by smashing through the line for 40 yards in the second play of the game. Rogers, Merolla and Barbutes alternated the ball to the 10 with Salvi Merolla carrying it over for the touchdown. Dom Venetta place-kicked the extra point. Right after llarding's first touchdown, Eddie Mach swept around his right end and scampercd 70 yards for the touchdown on Mansfield's third play from scrimmage. lVarren's speedsters, Rookie Rogers, Salvi Merolla and Bob Barbutes, provided the Panthers with the most balanced running attack in several seasons. lim Rogers provided the Panthers with three touchdown runs of 23 and 52 yards, and he gathered in an eight-yard pass from lim Seem to end the scoring for the night. Harding tallied in the first and third quarters against Campbell lllemorial to cop their fourth victory and first shut-out of the season. Rogers and Merolla were given the scoring honors for the game. Rookie Rogers blasted 34 yards early in the first quarter to give XVarren a 6-0 lead. Venetta added the extra point. After this Campbell's defense tightened up to hold the Panthers until the fourth quarter. Then again in the fourth quarter the Panthers livened up to score their final touchdown of the game. Warren's defense looked the best of the season as the line held Campbell to 88 yards gained while the Panthers got a total of 297 yards through a stubborn Campbell line. The Harding High Pan- thers gained their fifth vic- tory by downing Cleveland loyal fans send the team to Massillon with high hopes. The Panthers were unable to gain any mo-
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East Tech, 20-7, before a homecoming crowd of about 3,500. Although Harding limited the East Tech backs to only 60 yards on the ground, the Panthers' pass defense posed a dangerous threat throughout the game. Harding gained 334 yards on the ground while the Panthers de- fense limited East Tech to 54 yards. Bob Barbutes smashed over from the three on the seventh play of the first period. Dom Venetta added the extra point. Salvi Merolla sparked a drive for the next touchdown and car- ried the ball over from the eight-yard line for Harding's second touchdown. Venetta's placement was wide. Dick Goldner set up YVarren's linal touchdown by recovering a fumble on Tech's 32. Then Merolla crashed through to the three for a 29-yard gain. Maniatis went over but the play was called back. Maniatis then went over for the marker from the nine and Venetta made the extra point. A fine display of the Panthers' terrific defensive playing sparked their contest against Hamilton. A Krusinski to Colield pass covered 25 yards for Tech's lone touchdown. Big Ben Suger added the extra point. Warren had two touchdowns called back because of motion and offside penalties and this was the end of Harding's scoring. W arrenls rushing average is now 262 yards per game. Massillon, still smarting from the drubbing XV arren gave them in 1951, unleashed their terrific defensive play to halt XVarren, 31-O. XVarren failed to capitalize on three breaks which put them deep in Massillon territory. Nussbaum, Massillonls fullback, opened the Tigers, attack in the second quarter with a 22-yard run which gave them a chance to follow up and score. Taylor took the spotlight when he galloped 56 yards for the Tigers, to score their second touchdown. XVarren got up steam in the third quarter when Merolla returned the kickoif to the 42. Rogers and lX'Ierolla then alternated the ball to the Massillon 43 before they were stopped. 25
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