Evening star., 1951-10-07

Ill DyIQ oIduluIu. Inc USuperd-
ture was another obstacle to the
undermined Colonials, but they
appeared more sprightly as the
game progressed.
No Letting Up BY Terps.
Unlike last week. when Mary
land held down in a 54-14. rout
of Washington and Lee. the Terps
were firing all the way yesterday
and on their last play of the game
tried a fourth-down pass from
their own territory.
Maryland scored twice in the
first quarter and twice more in
the first eight minutes of the
second. but CIV called a halt to
the free scoring at this point
despite further injuries to their
slim crew of defensive players.
All but the most rabid Mary
land rooters we're shouting for a
CIV touchdown in the fading mo-
ments, and little Bino Barriera
answered by running wide from
the one-yard line on fourth down
and scoring without blocking on a
sweep.
Davis Stopped by Ward.
A few moments before, the Col
onials had marched 10 yards to
the Vineyard line. before Bob
Ward stopped Andy Davis on
fourth down. When George Wash
lngton reached the Maryland 80
on the march, Coach Jim Tatum
sent his flrst-string defensive line
into the game, to the accompani-
ment of loud boos. When the Col
onials continued to drive, Ward
came in and there were more boos.
But after CIV was stopped, Bob
ShemonSki fumbled on a pitchout
and it was recovered by Dave Wal
dron on the TerpS' 9 when Shem-
onski made lackadaisacal effort
to retrieve the ball. Four plays
later Barriera scored.
Ed Modzelewski of the Terps per-
sonally gained SO more yards rush.
ing than the entire CIV offense,
with a l39-yard total as Maryland
had wide margin on the ground.
But CIV completed II passes to
show Georgia and North Carolina
scouts that Maryland still can be
had through the air. The TerpS
tossed 20 passes, but completed
only nine as their passes showed
little to recommend them against
tougher opposition. GW's percent
age was not too good, II for 30, but
it is not acknowledged to have ex-
pert passers.
The Terps moved At yards in
five plays to score touchdown the
first time they had their hands on
the ball, Modzelewski scoring from
the one after he bulled through
for IL and 18-yard gains. A pass
from Johnny Scarbath to Ralph
FELTON, set up the touchdown. Fel-
ton being hauled down on the one.
Mighty Mo Scores Again.
Modzelewski added a second
touchdown before the quarter was
over when he and Scarbath exc
cuted trap play to perfection
and Mighty Mo scampered un-
touched for 62 yards and the
touchdown.
Bernie Faloney was the Mary
land quarterback on the two
scores in the second period. He
scored from two yards out to-
climax 39-yard drive. one that
was helped by a 14-yard kick by
Davis.
The fourth Terp touchdown was
a Faloney-to-Ed Fullerton produc-
ton on a 28-yard pass play. Fall
oney was trapped but. thinking
quickly, ran wide and tossed a
bullet pass to Fullerton, who took
CIle palI on CQe lu ana Scampered
over.
The Terps held the ball for the
first six minutes of the second
half, but failed to score when
three straight passes from the
CIV II, two by Shemonski and one
BY Scarbath, missed their mark. |
Burda Prevents Score.
George Washington, stymied by
the Terps' defense after some early
gains by Davis, and passes by
Davis and Bob Cilento to Ken
was Ineffective on Of
Tense through the entire second
,(See TERPS-GW, Page B.5.)