Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-12
SAVOLDI'S DASHINC PLAY
ROUTS MIDSHIPMEN, 26-2
Calloping Joe Hero of Stadium Dedication Game as
He Scores Three Touchdowns-POor Irish Pass
Near Goal Leads to Annapolis Points.

Entering the battle Just before the
start of the second period, Savoldi i'm
mediately. changed the complexion of
the game from an even fight to a one
sided one. He started by smashing
through left tackle for % yards and
the first touchdown. A few minutes
later he took a lateral pass from Marty
Brill and SKINNED around Nays left
wing for run of AZ yards and another
touchdown. He ended his performance
in the third period showing his versa
tility by plunging through the center OF
the middle wall for more yards and
his third successive touchdown.
Subs, Too, Crush Navy.
After that Rockne was content and
destroyed more Savoldi specialties by
sending him to the shower, only to have
Joe's substitute, Fred Staab, a sopho-
more from Madison, Wis, add a finish
ing touch by crashing over for another
touchdown in the final period.
Illegal interference by Byng, Navy
right end, on Notre Dame pass in the
second period was the spark that sent
SaVoldi away on his scoring splurge.
After Savoldi had crashed through for
a gain of IL yards to his own 37-yard
line, Brill tossed a 40-yard pass to
Schwartz, Byng collided with Schwartz
and the pass was ruled valid, placing
the ball on Nays 23-yard line.
Marty Brill, Savoldi cut through his
right tackle, shook of two Tars and
bounded over for his first touchdown.
Frank Carideo added the extra point by
a perfect place kick.
Savoldis next dash came two minutes
later after the Middies failed to make
an appreciate dent on the offense.
Carideo caught the Navy punt on his
28-yard line and returned it 20 yards
behind perfect interference to his own
4B-yard stripe. On the first. play Sa-
voldi tucked the ball under his arm and
swept around the Nays left wing for
a touchdown. Cartdeo's place kick
failed.
SavoIdi Needs No Help.
His next march started in the third
period, when he raced 18 yards from
midfield to the 32-yard line. Brill put
him in scoring position by a pretty re-
verse play that landed the ball on the
Middle 9-yard stripe, from which point
Savoldi smashed through without man
ahead of him. This time Carideo's
place-kick for extra point was good.
The final Notre Dame score came
early in the final period, when the re-
serves crossed the Tar line on exactly
four plays. Starting on their own IS
yard line, Clarence Kaplan, substitute
for Brill. dashed "a and 26 yards.
Bernard Leahy, another substitute half,
then broke loose for a sprint to the
2-yard line, and Staab plunged over
through a gaping hole in the center Of
the line.
Navy, although outclassd from the
second period on, had two big chances
TO score today, only to be confronted
by a stone wall when the chances looked
the brightest. 1t took a Notre Dame
mistake to save the Middies from a
shutout, however. With but five min
utes to CO. "Blimp' Bowstrom, Nays
punter, booted the ball out of bounds on
the Notre Dame 2-yard line. Quarter
back Mahoney signaled for punt, but
the center tossed the oval far over his
head and Mahoney sat on the ball for
a safety.
Nays best chance came late in the
final period, when bad punt by Koken
travelled but Is yards to Notre Dame s
20-yard line. The Middies, Cannon and
Kirn, punched their way to the 7-yard
line, but were stopped.