Evening star., 1951-10-28
Navy Loses 10 Penn,
14-O, on Two Scores
In Fourth Quarter
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NSOutllueu FIOLl rage Dill
dies offense in high gear. 1t sput-
tered and coughed a couple OF
times, and eventually backfired.
Opportunities Wasted.
Twice in the first period, Navy
found itself on PENIS 39-yard
line. but each time it remained
anchored there. Smith fumbled the
first time at that point, after TAX
ing a pass from Sorrentino for
26 yards. Minutes later, Frank
Hauff intercepted pass by Penn's
Jerry Robinson at the same line
but Navy couldn't take advantage
of it.
Navy seemed on its way to
score in the second period, after
Herb Tiede fell on Robinson &
tumble on the Middies 81, but this
chance also slithered away when
Smith fumbled driving for a first
down on Penn's A.. The ball rolled
to Penn's 81, where Tom Hanlon
recovered for Penn.
Later in the period. with Zas-
trow at the controls. Navy, after
recovering another Penn tumble,
reached Quaker territory again
zastrow passed to Jim Baldinger
for short gain, but Jim fumbled
and lost the ball to Noel Schmidt
on Penn's 40.
When it wasn't fumbles, it was
intercepted passes that stopped
Navy. Penn's alert defense, fea-
tured by Hanlon's alert and bruis-
ing line-backing latched on to
three Annapolis aerials. The last
OF these was made by George Bos-
seller and started a 72-yard drive
Tor Penn's first touchdown.
Penn Scores on Pass.
AL Jaffurs touched off the
dynamite with a 22-yard pass to
Bill Deuber on Nays 49-yard
line and followed with a 14-yard
run Robinson then threw two
consecutive passes to Johnny
Moses, the last good for q yards
and a touchdown. Carl Sempier
kicked the first of two extra
points.
Navy, which had trouble han
ding the kick-offs all afternoon
took the ensuing boot on its own
10 and couldn't get out of the hole
Bob Cameron, whose tremendous
punting was highlighted by one
60-yard kick from the line OF
Scrlmmage that rolled out or
Penn's five-yard line, kicked te
Bosseler and went down to helr
make the tackle on Navy's 40
Penn, exhibiting belated finesse ir
Its execution of plays, drove
quickly and surely from there fol
its game-clinching touchdown.
| Robinson, mixing passes te
Moses with personal trips with the
ball, took the Quakers to Navy.
four-yard line and Don Zimmel
went the rest of the Way on twf
line plunges.
Fumbles Are Costly.
Penn muffed two chances t,
take charge Of the proceeding il
the second period, twice fumblin,
after reaching Navy's 27-yar,
line. The first drive, covering S
yards, was interrupted by Robin
sons tumble which Tiede re
covered. The two teams ex
changed fumbles before Penn 90
the ball again on its own 20 an,
Penetrated to Navy's 27 on
march featuring runs of Is an,
IL yards by Varaitis. The PEN
youngster was injured at the en-,
of his second jaunt, when h
fumbled and Dave Brady re
covered the end of his secon
jaunt, when he fumbled and Dav
Brady recovered for Navy.
/" Navy, which played one goo
half and one bad losing
Princeton, Rice and Northwestern
: had two nightmarish halves to
day. The Tars were held to q
yards on the ground in the las
two quarters. They lost %, end
J. ling with a net gain of two. The
!, completed only FIVE of Is passe
-tfor 80 yards in the closing period
land but for Cameron's dazzlin
punting would have been in MOI
serious trouble.