Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
Romankowski, Roth
And Hawkins Star
In 0ne-Sided Game

The Quantico Marines won their
first victory of the 1850 football
season yesterday, downing the
Boiling Air Force Base Flyers,
$50, before a capacity crowd of
1000 fans, the largest ever to
witness a game at Boiling.
The game marked the first
Washington appearance of Eddie
lie Baron. the College of the Pa
cif1c standout who would have
performed for the Washington
Redskins had he not been recalled
to service in the Marines.
LIE Baron. Earl Roth, former
University of Maryland star; Bill
Hawkins, the highly-touted full
back from Navy, and Ed Roman
kowski, who never played collie
giate football, proved too much
for the Flyers.
Marines Score Early.
Before five minutes had been
licked off. the Marines were in
front, TO. Hugh Kriever of
Sewickley. Pa, hauled in a Flyer
pass at the midfield stripe and
raced all the way for the first
touchdown. Cas- Kyscewski kicked
the extra point and the rout was
on.
The Marines scored twice more
In that first period, once on a six
yard buck by Leonard Alloy follow
ing 30-yard advance led by
Hawkins, and again on a three
yard lunge by the Cleveland-b born
Romankowski. A 24-yard pass
from LIE Baron to Bob McElroy set
up that touchdown and helped the
Marine invaders to a 1870 first
period advantage.
Fullback Bob Farrell, who form
erly starred for Holy Cross, raced
81 yards with an intercepted pass
to give the Marines 300 lead
at half time.
Things Get No Better.
Things didn't improve for the
Flyers in the second half. On the
first play from scrimmage, Haw-
kins took a pitchout from LIE
Baron and went Sc yards for
Quantico's fifth touchdown. Eight
plays later Marine Guard Neil
Blanchard intercepted pass
thrown by Art Hage on the Boiling
IS. Hawkins and Alloy bulled down
to the 10 from where Romankow-
ski carried over for his second
touchdown and the sixth tor
Quantico.
A couple of bad passes from
center put the Flyers behind their
goal line and gave the Marines
q safety and two more points. -Four
plays after that Kriever scored
his second touchdown from 18
yards out and when the third
period ended, Quantico led, 48-0.
Roth's running helped set up that
score. -
The Marines took to the air in
the fourth period with Quarter
back Cal Killeen doing the passing
which moved the ball from Guam
tico's % to Bolling's "a. Killeen
at that point connected with !
Kriever in the end zone. Kyscew-
ski added the place-kick for the
final score.
oUANTICo.
Eroi Wilson.
Left tackle-Kyscewski, GigI, Kelley
Conroy. Nelson, Brown. -,.
LETT M sSard a sespssnson' fn''A
Center-Parsons, Vavrek. Boyd.
Right guard-Ridderhoff. Blanchard
eantillo, Dermer.. >,
Fight endIcordle, Kaasmann, Hingst,
McCurdy, Imhof. Il
ouarterback-Le Baron, Ferguson, Kill
Left half--Aloy, johnson, Bradley.
Right half - Romankowski Kriever'
Woods
Fullback-Hawkins, Farrell.
BOILING
Left end-Rhue, Danforth.
Left tackle Major: Wright, Werner.
Left granddaughter Covert /,
Center-Silvertooth.
Right suard-Amerdes, Campbell, Ry-
Right tackle-sherlock, Hinzman, Rob
Right end-warner, Neiburh, Danse-
ouarterback-Daniels. Cooper. Il
Left half-Hage, Melodies.
Right half-Moore, Garrett. Morrison.
Fullback-Rheinhart, Wallenfang Il
STATISTICS.
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