Evening star., 1940-09-15
Cards E|ated, Terps
In DoIdrums After
Live Serimmage
Murphy's PIoy Bright
Factor for Maryland;
Grady Is G. W. Ace
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

LII Joe Murphy, Maryland's slen-
der speed king, cut back outside right
tackle and threaded his way through
a posse of Catholic University hus-
kies for a 55-yard touchdown run
against Catholic University yester-
day at College Park, thereby saving
his mates from the ignominy Of q
ShutOut.
But, spectacular as his run was,
it brought no smiles 10 the board of
planning Maryland's foot
ball campaign, driving home as it
did the inescapable fact that LII Joe
again will have to shoulder the brunt
Of the offensive burden.
Stacked up against Maryland's
lone score were three Cardinal
touchdowns as Dutch Bergman's
lads. showing vast improvement over
last Wednesdays performance,
passed and pushed their way through
q slipshod Old Line defense.
The scrimmage was one of three
staged yesterday and Maryland was
the lone discouraging report. George
Washington and Georgetown in
dulged in intra- SQUAD struggles and
both Bill Reinhart of G. w. and
Jack Hagerty. Hova head mentor,
were satisfied with their squads
progress.
Don ShOckey Clears Way.
Murphy escaped from nest of C.
U. tacklers on his long run with the
aid Of single block thrown by Don
Shockey, hefty Terp fullback-an
item that did not escape the watch
full and critical eyes of Coaches Jack
Faber. Al Heagy and Al Woods.
Blocking for the entire afternoon
was bad and the Terps got another
failure in tackling.
Maryland mixed its squad thor
oughly but refused to excuse its hap
hazard performance on that ground.
The linemen weren't charging, the
backs weren't coming up to make
tackles after the interference had
been stripped and there was little
downfeld blocking when Maryland
had the ball
The starting lineup included Ul-
man. Gilmore. Hoopengardner and
Widener in the backfeld; Leo MueI-
Ter and Shaffer at ends; Burlin and
Conrad, tackles: Morton and Glen
ger, guards, and JarmoSka, center.
Murphy. who was ailing, was in the
relief shift.
Catholic University's improvement
was not enough to eXult Bergman
One good scrimmage doesn't make
a successful season, he pointed out,
adding that Maryland's of f-day un-
doubtedly had much to do with his
boys performance. But Bergman's s
cautious attitude couldn't conceal
the fact that Moe Mulvihill. who
broke away for a 5O-yard touchdown
eallop; Jim Mulvey, a fullback: Pete
Sachon and the entire line PLAYED
excellently On a screen pass be-
hind the line, Sachon pegged to AL
Norris who was picked up by covey
OF inemen-five in all. and went
some so yards for a score.
The Cardinals scored first on a
combination pass and lateral,
Sachon to Brendan Stynes to Null
vey. and marched half the fields
length for their final touchdown.
Mulvey's line-plunging featured the
last drive.
Tim Murnane, center: Cherello
Laukaitis, guards: Conlan and
Ksycewski. tackles: Carrig and
Stymes, ends: were in the starting
lineup and all hit hard.
Grady Of G. w. Swift.
Tom Grady, who sports the hot
test foot IN George Washingtons
backfield. served notice in yester-
days drill he'll be ready for more
OF those sweeping end runs this
season, time and again skirting the
f1anks for sizable gains.
Grady teamed with Sam Babich.
Murphy Booth and Walter Fedora
a backfleld that may Reinhart's No.
l delegation after yesterdays work.
Fedora. who was coming like a house
afire at the end of the last cam
paign. matched Grady's efforts with
two sizable jaunts.
Ken BatSon and Walter Welc,
both Of whom will see much service,
starred in the opposing backfield
but had to share the imelight with
Don Seibert, rookie center. who
backed up the line in veteran style
and snagged one pass.
Frank August, at end. and Henry
Agusiewicz. sophomore guard,
were the two outstanding linemen
on the field, blocking and tackling
with mid-season form and fervor.
And speaking Of blocking Booths
work in this respect can't be over
looked. 1t was almost letter.
perfect.
Reinhart was surprised pleasantly
by the punting of Buddy Mac
Dougall. a soph from Oregon. who
got of several long, high kicks over
the opposing safety mans head.
work put him upon
even terms with Grady and Tim
SWEET for the punting role.
Although Hagerty says AL Blozis,
giant tackle, will do no ball carry
ing for Georgetown the big fellow
was toting the ball again yesterday
in a tackle around play but failed
to get away for any stable gains.
Erickson. center, and George
Perpich, a tackle, were the out
standing rookie linemen.
In the backfield 1t was Bill Nc
Laughlin, powerful sophomore
fullback, who stole the show, driv-
ng through the middle for consis-
tent gains. Quarterback Joe Nc
Fadden and Ben Bulvin also chalked
up several appreciable gains.