Evening star., 1933-10-22
BAUMBERGER ACE
W|THSNAREDPASS
Cavaliers Striking at Goal
When Sensational Dash
Turns Tide, 1877. i.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NNAPOLIS, Md. October 81.
n With the score tied and
n backed up against the goal
line by a driving University
OF Virginia team, Walter (Red
Baumberger, 165-pound Navy left
halfback from Glendale, w. Va,
intercepted forward pass in the
middle of the Fourth quarter and
ran 95 yards today for a touch
down to give the Midshipmen a
13-to-7 foot ball victory.
Virginia had marched 81 yards from
the Nays 36-yard stripe and seemed
headed for touchdown when Eugene
Munger, right halfback, faded back and
shot a pass intended for John Leys,
the Cavaliers left end
Baumberger. standing on his own
5-yard line. leaped high in the air
selzed the ball and started down the
field along the side lines About mid
field he reversed to his right, slipped
past two Cavaliers and dashed across
the goal line. Harold H Larsen, Navy
substitute fullback, failed to kick goal
4 FTER threatening twice, Virginia
n early in the second period showed
over their only touchdown. Will
liam Clark, Navy fullback. made a bad
downs on its own lfoOt line. Virginia
yard line.
On the first play Tommy johnson,
Cavalier quarter. shot a l0-yard pass
to Legs, who seized the ball as it
glanced from Benjamin Waldup's hands,
and dashed across the goal. johnson
added the extra point from placement
A 75-yard kick by Clark over the
Vrginians' goal line aided in the Navy's
first score, soon after Virginia had tall
lied. William NJ Wilcox, Navy substi-
tute quarter, took Johnsons return punt
and ran Is yards to Virginia's 35-yard
stripe
A series Of reverse plays, Gordon
Chung-Hoon to Clark, and line drives
by Clark took the ball to the Cavaliers
5-yard mark. Walkup went inside mis-
own left tackle for the touchdown. Lar
sen kicked the goal from placement.
Y VIRGINIA threatened soon after
v the start of the game With the
ball on their 22-yard line the
Cavaliers on a series of passes and line
plays marched to the Navy 3-yard
mark, where they were held for downs.
Near the end Of the first period Vir-
ginia again moved up to Nays 5-yard
line. In two line plays at the start of
the second quarter Berger advanced
to Nays 1-foot line, where the Mid
shipmen held for downs.
NAVY unleaShed a drive soon after
the second half began that took them
to Virginias 33-yard mark. HIRE
Chung-Hoon fumbled and Eugene
Wager. Cavalier center, recovered. After
Munger had Quick-kicked over the goal
line giving the ball to Navy, Clark
broke outside of right tackle for SO
yards to Virginia's 30-yard stripe Philip
Fryberger, Virgin.a's substitute quar-
ter, pulled him down and blocked a
score. Virginia held for downs.
NEAR the end of the game Charles
~ H. Clark. Navy tackle, recovered
Munger's tumble on Virginia's
20-yard line. Line plays advanced the
ball and Larsen took it to the Cavaliers
7-yard stripe as the game ended.
The teams fought evenly throughout
the contest. which was witnessed by
about $4,000 spectators. the largest
Navy home game crowd this season
It was the last home game for the
Navy
Each eleven made nine first downs
Navy gained 28l yards by rushing to
Virginia's 102. Virginia tried 81 passes,
completing 9, for SO yards. Navy took
to the air twice, completing l pass for
8 yards.