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Friday, Noveirl»er 11, 1949 T H K BUFFALO BEE PAGE FIVE U.B. Bulls Take W.& J.,26-2 With Potent Aerial Offense To the delight of alm o st 3000<^ chilled t^ns, the Buffalo Bills end ed a two gam e losing streak and thum p e d the W a shington and Jef ferson P residents to the tune of 26 to 2, last Saturday afternoon in Civic Stadium . Tracy^ La Tpna, form er third string quarterback for U. B., left h is usual spot, m anning the bench teiephone and led the team to its fourth win, by passing to “Big Ed\ Gicewlcz for three touchdowns. Ju les L icata got the spirit too and tossed a scoring pass in the last period to Carl M arkey. W & J scored a safety when Joe Dlange, alert U. B. guard, fell on Mike Gu- ercio’s tum b le in the end zone. It took ti e Bulls ju s t five m in utes to-drive to their initial tally a f t e r receiving the kickoff. W ith L icata directing the T-attack, the Blue and W h ite w e n t 73 yards in 11 plays with A1 Zwolinski blast ing through the line and Mike Gu- ercio skirting the ends. La Tona cam e into th e ^ a m e two plays be fore the payoff jum p pass was pitched to Gicewlcz, from * the th r e e yard line. Guercio’s kick for point after touchdown was good. The P residents took the ensuing kickoff and drove to the U. B. 23 w h e re the Buffalonians stiffened and held for downs. A fter an ex change of punts halfback Sal Aml- co picked up 15 yards behind a LES MOLNAR, 235-pound tackle, whose blocking paved the way for the U. B. backfleld. savage block by \L ittle Leslie\ Molnar, 236 pound Bull tackle. Zwolinski then took La T o n a ’s de layed pitchout and sailed down the sidelines, covering 66 yards be fore he was brought down from behind just as he had eluded two would-be tacklers.' This drive stalled on the 1 foot line. The Red and Black punted out of danger but Gicewlcz got behind the W & J secondary again and La T o n a’s pass was a perfect strike. The play covered 37 yards and gave the Bulls a 13 to 0 edge when Guer cio’s kick for the P.A.T. was wide. On the first play of the second half. La Tona sent Gicewlcz out Shooting The Bull By DON WIESNET U. B. FROSH FOOTBALL Coach of the W eek: Vic Manz, form e r U. B. quarterback who is head coach of the 1949 freshm a n football eleven, turned in th e m ost am azing m iracle of the year when his Inspired team travelled down to Ithaca and played the Big Red of Cornell to a standstill, losing by only one touchdown. The Cornell frosh had previously walloped Colgate’s yearlings 54-6 a n d th e highly touted Syracuse outfit 17-14. Incidentally Colgate beat the Canislus frosh 26-6. Vic Manz, a professional law y er as well as a great coach, has done great things w ith his Baby Bulls in his very first year as coach. W ith a schedule th a t reads like a football W h o ’s Who, th e mighj/y Manz, plus his fine assistants, Felix Szlego and H a rry W ilhelm, has put on an im p ressive display of spirit and determ ination In spite of a bad start. Today’s gam e w ith N iagara is a fitting clim ax to a season of few victories but of g r e a t playing by th e class of '53 in the force of g r e a ter odds. M a tty Sydiowski, fine sophom o re end who had played every gam e Including the Colgate opener is out for the season. M atty was hit in the head during the St. Law rence gam e and doctor’s diagnosed his in jury as a bad brain bruise. M a tty’s playing was always inspiring and his spirit was never questioned. W e join the students and his friends in w ishing him a com p lete recovery. The C h e erleaders certainly w ere inspired last week tor the Bulls’ final (?) home game. C o n g ratulations — isn ’t it wonderful w h a t you can do it you TRY! J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil Because He Flunked The Finger-Nail Test FOK A WHILI, Sheedy’s life story was pretty sad tail. People rode him about his wild, unruly hair. And it wasn’t until his fa* vorite filly gave him the gait\that he decided to do something About it. He trotted down to the corner drug store and bought a bottle of Wildroot Cream-OU hair tonic. You should •ee him nowl Non-alcoholic Wildroot containing Lanolin keeps his hair neat and well-groomed all day long. No more annoying dryness, no more loose, ugly dandruff. Take a tip from Sheedy. If your sugar balks when you ask for a date, you need Wildroot Cream-Oil right away. Get it in bottles or tubes at your local drug or toilet goods counter. And aric your barber for professional applications. You’ll be a winner every time! ♦ 9/527 Burroughs Dr,, Snydtr, f t K Wildroot Company, Inc, Buffido 11, N. Y. deep again and after a beautiful fake h a d everyone wondering w h ere the ball was, he shot, an* other aerial to Gicewicz who raced 20 yards to score again. The rest of the third quarter was scoreless with the P residents in possession of the ball m o st of the time. Co captain P rank Radzwill was a de mon on defense during this span, together with Bob Leipler, Serifino G rottinelli and Don Beitlem an. Backing up the line im p ressively were M atty F e rrintino and “Buck ets” Zwolinskh Arnold “Red” Cameron, another of those fine sophom ore ends, recovered a fum ble on the U. B. 14 to end one W & J th r e a t while the entire Buffalo forw ard wall rose up on another occasion to stall a second drive after it had reached the U. B. 11. Guercio then fumbled a pitch out which fell into the end zone but Joe Diange outsped the W & J linem an. F rank Nappo, carrying the ball for the first tim e turned right end and dashed 51 yards behind nice blocking for a first down. T h en Licata tossed to glue fingered end (Jarl Markey, who dashed for a score. Tony Panzica, a IT. B. de fensive back, intercepted a pass with three m inutes left. The gam e ended with the ball on the W & J 10 after Cameron took L icata’s pass for 30 yards. BUY A SECURITY BOND TO DAY! Everybody con win In the BIG Annual PHILIP MORRIS FOOTBALL _ and everybody wins in smoking pleosur^ PRIIIS tVlRV \NttK given in America’s Finest Cigarette! PLUS grand PRlh^'- KllP THOSE For complelf contest do- tolls—plus weekly post ings of individual wieners consuit thoso contost hood- quorttr pointsi o/dmikaC Television, Radio ond Record Player Prizes—to be given away at your College—to Fraternities, Sororities, Clubs or Living Groups at close of 9 Week Contestl cotimc ivm To avoid delay in processing and in prize asvards, please submit ballots weekly. LEE DRUGS 1 UNIVERSITY PLAZA Buffalo 14, N. Y. ZIM’S PHARMACY 3274-3276 MAIN STREET LEONARDO’S REST. 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