UCLA at Wisconsin

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  Evening star, October 26, 1952, page 67

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  |UClA Scores on Interceptions Il ToHond Wisconsin 2O-7Defeot MADISON. Wis, Oct. 25.-The bruising Bruins of UCLA halted WiSconsin’s high-powered offense today and cashed in one three breaks of their own making to whip the Badgers. 20–⁠7, before an all-time high Camp Randall Sta dium crowd of 52,131. The WesternerS’ crushing line play throttled WiSconsin’s running ATTACK and when the Badgers turned to the air the Uclans’ Sec ondary intercepted five passes and converted two into touchdowns. Bill Sits, playing double time at right half, was the bright light as the Bruins emphasized their right to eighth national ranking and prime consideration for Rose Bowl honors. The 185-pound jun ior intercepted two passes, run ming one of them % yards for the final touchdown and halting a Wisconsin drive with the other. Moments earlier he had grabbed a flve-yard toss from Paul Cam eron for the Californians’ second score. The Uclans’ opening tally early in the second quarter came on a 40-yard punt return by Joe Sabol. Pete Daley kicked two extra points but missed the third. Badgers Score on Pass. WiSconsin’s lone touchdown, shortly after the second half opened was tailed on JON Haluska’s pass to Kent Peters for 16 yards. Paul Shwaiko converted. Linebacker Don Moomaw, 218pound All-America candidate. John Peterson, an end, and Tackle Charles Doud, a 210-pounder, were the key men in the hard-charging UCLA line which unhorsed the Badgers ground game COM pletely. Moomaw plugged the in side attack and Doud and Peter son slashed through to stif1e the of tackle slashes which had given Wisconsin the second-best offense in the Big Ten. Jim Haluska. sophomore quarterback, set new Wisconsin rec ord of SO passes attempted when

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UCLA leads 8–⁠4 in 12 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.