Evening star., 1939-11-23
Maryland
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lead. 1t was his second successful
try this season.
Canale kicked off to Boyda, who
was spilled on his 27 after a 17-yard
runback. Murphy and Skotnicki hit
the line for first down on the 36
as the period ended.
Second Period.
Murphy passed to Dwyer, sub
stitute for Shaffer, for a 6-yard
gain. On the next play Murphy
broke wide around right end, got
into the clear behind excellent
blocking by Widener and Albarano
and went SO yards for touchdown.
Widener's placement was good.
Score: Maryland, 7; Syracuse, 3.
Widener kicked off to Bangor,
who was spilled by Boyda on his
own 37-yard line. Bangor got off a
nice quick-kick which Murphy
picked up on the 10-yard line. He
was spilled by wave of Syracuse
men on the IA. Maryland tried one
running play before Murphy kicked
to Syracuses 45-yard line where the
ball was downed.
A pass to Piro was DETECTED by
Murphy and intercepted by Boyda,
who ran it back to Maryland's Al.
A shovel pass, Murphy to Skotnicki,
was good for nine yards and Boyda
went through right tackle on the
next play for first down on Syra-
cuses "A.
Murphy slipped through the line
tor four yards, then lateralled to
Boyda for five more. Boyda made
the first down with a yard to spare
outside right tackle. A reverse play
ending up in lateral pass to Dwyer
was good for another first down on
the q. Syracuse held and Boyda's
field goal try from the 80 was
blocked by McPhail and recovered
by Syracuse on its own 26.
Bangor lateralled to Canale for a
first down on the As. The Orange
tried another lateral, but fumbled
and Skotnicki recovered for Mary
land at midfield. Boyda cracked the
line for first down on the 38. He
was stopped trying to go through
the same hole, and after two passes
were grounded Murphy kicked out
on the 80.
Canale picked up a yard at right
tackle before Bangor aimed a pass
at McPhail, which was intercepted
by Murphy on Syracuse's As. Muir
ply faxed punt and passed in
stead, but Canale intercepted the
ball and ran it back to Maryland's S
80 as the half ended.
Third Period.
Boyda brought the kickoff back
to the 81, then got 8 through the
line, but Syracuse held and Muir
ply punted out on the Orange q.
Bangor kicked back to Maryland's S
26, and, with Boyda leading the
drive with line bucks, the Terps
picked up two first downs and
planted the ball on their Al. The
Orange held and Murphy kicked
out on the Syracuse 25.
Courtney replaced Bangor in the
Syracuse backfield and on his first
trip through the line picked up a
first down on the 81. He got five
more through the line, then slanted
of left tackle for a 52-yard run.
putting the ball on Maryland s
6-yard ribbon. He rammed through
right guard for four yards and on
the next play Walt Zimdahl went
through the same hole for a touch
down. McPhail's placement for the
extra point was good.
Score: Syracuse, 10; Maryland, 7.
Murphy brought back McPhail's
kickoff to his own 23 Syracuse
stopped Boyda on two line plunges,
but a fake statue of Liberty play
with Boyda carrying was good for
a first down on the 80. Murphy was
spilled for four-yard loss trying to
skirt right end and an offside
showed the Terps back five more
yards. Murphy faxed a kick and
passed, but Zimdahl intercented the