Evening star., 1948-10-03
Maryland Conquers
Delaware, 30, on
Turyn'S Pitches
By GEORGE Huber
Stor Stoff CORRESPONDENT

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. q
Quarterback Vic Turyn passed to
two touchdowns and tossed a lat
eral that led to another as Mary
land won as expected over Delaware,
tonight, 21-0, before $4,000 at the
Wilmington Ball Park. A pass in
Perception in the end zone and FUN
BILE over the goal ended other Old
Line threats. The Blue Hens never
were able to muster real threat.
They failed to pass the 50-yard line
in the first half and reached it only
four times in the second. Their clos
est approach to the Maryland goal
came in the fourth quarter when
they reached the Terps' SO where a
tumble stopped them.
Vernon Seibert was Maryland's
running star as he was week age
against Richmond. But tonight the
Terrapin passing was much more ef-
fective and it paid off in the scoring
column. Turyn's point getting
pitches were to Ends Francis Evans
in the second period and Elmer
Wingate in the fourth Seibert tailed
in the final after taking a lateral
from Turyn.
Hens Stubborn at Start.
Delaware was surprisingly tough
at the start, and the Terrapins
couldn't produce a score until the
second period was five minutes old.
They made one threat late in the
first quarter when Turyn broke
through left tackle and scampered
81 yards to the Blue Hen S. Here
Turyn's fourth -dowlf pass was in
tercepted in the end zone by little
Billy Cole and carried out to the
%.
Maryland finally got going early
in the second with 51-yard march.
Highlights were Hubie Werner's Is
yard dash, 9-yard Turyn pass to
Wingate, and Harry Bonk's 16-yard
charge through the middle. Turyn
cashed in with a 12-yard pass to
Evans who scored his first touch
down in three years of college play
Seibert led a Terrapin drive late
in the same frame from the
Maryland Is to the shadow of the
Blue Hen goal. Two passes into the
end zone were smeared by Jim
Thomas, and then Jim Larue
fumbled over the goal. Ray Nc
Carthy recovered for a touchbacN
Maryland Pours 1t On.
The Terrapins opened the final
period with a 49-yard scoring drive
biggest chunk of which was Harry
Bonk's 32-yard dash outside tackle
The touchdown punch was supplied
by Seibert with 5-yard scoot
around left end after taking a Ions
lateral from Turyn. McHugh con-
verted again.
A tumble by Chuck Smith, Della
ware quarterback, sent Maryland
toward another laSt-period marker
1t was recovered by Paul Broglio or
the Terrapin 46. A 20-yard Turyr
pass to End Pete Augusburger anc
a final 15-yard toss by Turyn tc
Wlngate did the trick. Again Nc.
Hugh booted the point.
| Maryland.
Ends-Wingate, Karnash Evans, Troha
Moeller. DAVIS, Augusburger.
Tackles - Krouse, Goodman, Gayzur
Poliak Kensler
-, Guards Phillips. Brogio, McHush
Ward. Schwartz
Centers - Kinney, Brasher, Everson
Rowden.
Backs-Turyn. Iozik. Kuchta, Roth
Bonk Tucker. Targaroni, Lavine, Baroni
Werner, Seibert, La Rue, Andrus, Roulette
| Delaware.
Thomas. Mettenet. Bilski,
Tackles-Miller. Campbell. Hill, Swan
Cuards-Carreil, Youngling, Coulter. c
Stalloni, Pollari.
| Center-Milner
Backs-Smith, Paris, M. Staloni, Cole
Guthridge, Otton, Boorse, McFadden, Nc.
Carthy.
MARYLAND --------- Q Z Q 14-21
Delaware q o O.
Maryland touchdowns-Evans, Seibert
Wingate.