Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 51

STATE JOURNAL (Lansing, Mich.) Sunday, Sept. 18, 1955 51 HARRYMAN'S ureal Ltaices 1 ws western WANTED: EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION GRINDER MEN, INTERNAL, CENTER GRINDING AND CENTERLESS Must Bo Able to Set Own Jobs Apply Lundberg Screw Products Co. 101 W. Willow Phone IV 4-4577 With A id of Blocked Punt isi X. I TT7" thi Wings the Dales Hand Indiana 'IV 47 to 7 Loss Break Gives 13 to 13 Tie To Sailors i New Custom FLOC2SHEI Western Michigan Loses Victory After Last Period 13-6 Lead HILLSDALE, Sept 18 (.

Hillsdale's powerful Dales opened their football season today by crushing Anderson, 47-7. as seven different men scored touchdowns for the winners. The Dales pushed across their first score at 4:45 of the first quarter and then blanked the visiting Ravens until late in the final period. Hillsdale dressed four teams for the conjest and used virtually every player in uniform. Bill Moffatt.

who bulled five yards for the first Hillsdale touch- LOTOPS KALAMAZOO, Sept. 17 .) Recovery of a blocked punt in the end zone gave Great Lakes its final touchdown in tho fourth period today and salvaged a 13-13 tie with idown, led the scorers with nine Western Michigan. points as he added three conver sions. VOIT REGULATION SIZE. Scuff-Proof, Water-Proof Western Michigan was leading 13-6 early in the final period.

But the Eroncos were forced to punt from their own end zone. The kick was blocked and Creat Lakes end Anderson fumbled six times and lost the ball on four of them, once in the end zone where Lee Jones ifell cn the ball for a Hillsdale 'touchdown. The most spectacular play of the Joe Counts fell on it for a touch-iown. Then halfback Pat Killien converted the game-knotting point. Footballs SLIGHT IMPERFECTS Great Lakes broke into the scoring column first in the opening period after a pass interference penalty gave the visitors a first down on the Western Michigan 18.

Halfback Jim Berry bulled over from the 8. Tom Brown missed the conversion. game was an oj-yura pum return for a touchdown by Hillsdale's Nate Clark. Anderson 0 0 0 7 7 Hillsdale 14 13 13 747 Anderson scoring: Touchdown: McCullough (1, plunge). Conversion: Hepler.

Hillsdale scoring: Touchdowns: Moffatt (5, run); Borgne (48, run); Finizio (9, run); Clark (85, punt return); Perrian (8, run); Jones (recovered fumble in end zone); Duncan (19, pass-run for Conversions: Moffatt 3, Rosetti, Perrian. If Firsts, Would Be $5.00 Take tlie neattr, marter appearance of Flursbeim Lotops i nd add new custoraJoot wing tips. There you have the shoo fiat l. I .1 1 The Broncos bounced back in the second period scoring twice to take a 13-6 lead at halftime. A pass play covering 50 yards from quarterback Jerry Ganzel to back Bud Breed accounted for the first score.

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