Evening star., 1951-10-28
Maryland Wa|Iops
Louisiana State, 27-O,
For Fifth Straight
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before Cianelli fell on it. Barton
incidentally was LSU's best de-
fense with lis spectacular kicking
that was good for a 44-yard
average.
The Tigers were on Maryland's
I39-yard line in the second period
when Charlie Smith intercepted a
IScarbath pass, but the Maryland
line stopped the Tigers short of
Ia first down.
Faloney's timely-and-lucky kick
that bounded out on the /, put
the Tigers in trouble late in the
second period. Maryland started
from the Tiger 43 and with She
Imonski. Ed Modzelewski. FELTON,
and Scarbath carrying, the Terps
drove to a touchdown, Scarbath
scoring.
Scarbath's 54-yard touchdown
run two minutes later was a thing
of beauty as he faxed a pitchout
and made his way to the secondary
where he worked his way out of
two traps. In the last 20 yards
four men were back of him block
ing out would-be tacklers as Jack
scampered to his second touch
down.
FELTON, Fumbles.
FELTON, fumbled again in Tiger
territory after the half but once
again the Maryland line save him
embarrassment as it stopped the
Tigers. Then Fullerton intercepted
a Norman Stevens pass on the
Tiger A. Shemonski tossed three
straight incomplete passes before
his fourth to FELTON, was good for
first down on the Tiger 33. Scar
bath. Mighty Mo and Shemonski
worked a double reverse for 81
yards. to the Tiger IL. and Mo.
Fullerton and Shemonski plugged
away. the latter scoring.
Leroy Lobat's ball-carrying and
Cliff Stringfield to AL Guglielmo
passes took the Tigers on a drive
to the Maryland q. but once again
Maryland's fine pass defense stood
up when it counted.
In the fourth period, Cianelli
intercepted pass but a moment
later, Granny Davis of LSU inter-
cepted a Scarbath pass on the LSU
6 after Davis and Hanulak went
up as one for the ball. But LSU's
troubles weren't over as String
field fumbled and Ward recovered.
Hanulak then scored on the pay
off end of double reverse.
Tigers Stopped on 3.
The Tigers moved II yards to-
the Maryland just as a heavy
fog started to settle over the field
but Maryland's defense, not the
fog, finally stopped them and the
Terps ran out the clock. although
almost caught for a safety. String
fields passing and Guglielmo's and
Prescott's pass-catching were eff
fective against the Terp reserves.
Maryland again proved how lit
tie first downs mean. The first
downs were even at IA each to-
night, but winning over Georgia
and North Carolina the last two
weeks, the Terps were outnum-
bered in this department.
Left ends-Colteryahn Nestor. Fox.
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Il, Right guards-Ladygo. Maletzay, Decker.
Right tackles-Jones. Morgan. Chris
honey. AVA"
Quarterbacks-scarbath, Faloney, De-
stefano. Beightol.
2, Left hslfbacks-shemonski. Petruzzo,
~ Right haifbacks-Fullerton. Davis. Eel
Fullbacks--E. Modzelewski, Nolan, cia-
nelli. Sciuscia.
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
Left ends---Bulliard, Mcleod
Left tackles-Robichaux, Zakrzewski
Coyne. Kelly, Sanford
Left guards-Modicut.
Centers-Tarasovic, Smith, Dildy
Right guards-Lansing, Fournet
Right tackles-Potter, Yeager.
Right ends-Virgets. Yates, T. Brown,
Guglielmo
uarterbacks-Steyens. stringfield.
Left halfbacks-Barton. West, Davis.
Roshto. Doggett.
Hedges. Prescott.
Fullbacks-Labat. venable. Gatreaux,
c. Brown.
Maryland --------- 13 Z 7-27
ILSU ----------- o 0 D o. o.
Scoring: Maryland, touchdowns-Scar-
hath 10Y ,toE