Evening star., 1951-10-13
CIV Relieved to Learn Victory
Oyer VP| Won't SideIine Aces

Johnny Dean, the freshman SEN
sation from Hopewell, Va. Other
than that dash. however. the
.Colonials kept Dean in check. His
passing was supposed to be the
big threat. but the Colonials kept
his receivers covered and Johnny
completed only one of eight
aerials. good for 6 yards. 1t must
be added, though. that two or
three of his passes should have
been caught.
Deans scoring run was the
|game's individual feature. He
faded to pass from his own 33.
but started to run as the Colo
NAL defenders accounted for all
potential receivers. The ball
slipped from his hand, took one
bounce and leaped right back and
Dean was of through a really
Spread-out field. A couple of CIV
players got close enough to lunge
at him. but none touched him.
Techs other tally was on a
9-yard plunge by Freshman Ches-
ter Gates to end a quick 54-yard
drive in the second period after
Howard Cowan had intercepted
Belliveau pass. Other than these
two scores, the Gobblers never
worked their way past GW's As.
Gates injured his right knee on
his scoring play and left the game
on a stretcher.
The Colonials favored a slash
Through right tackle for all of
their touchdowns and all scoring
plays were 10 yards or less. Davis
went 8 yards early in the first
period after End Jim England
had intercepted a Dean pass and
returned to the VPI II. A bit
later Davis ended a 46-yard drive
with another g. yard plunge
through the same hole.
Barreira Scores.
Barreira got into the scoring
act in the second period, ending
a 63-yard march with a 6-yard
plunge through that tackle hole.
Shortly before half time and after
the Gobblers had managed a
tally, Davis made the score 25-6
with a 5-yard push through that
tackle again.
Deans scoring run was the only
third-period action, but in the
final the Colonials added two more.
A 93-yard march during which
Davis was hurt ended with Bel
liveau going 10 yards through
tackle again. and another drive of
88 yards (Barreira hurt on this
one) was finished with Fox get
ting seven yards-that's right,
through right tackle.
The Colonials picked up a
tumble after the kickoff following
that score and were on the v. P. I.
five, first and goal to go, when the
game ended.
The victory was G.. WIS first
this year after losses to Georgia,
Virginia and Maryland, while for
the Gobblers it was the third set
back this year and their 18th in a
row.
Left ends-Petty. Luttrell, Kuminsk:,
Left tackleS-Kwiatkowski Hughes
zard.
Centers-Nutter. Prater, Luczak
Rish suards-Kuhn, Haren. Gentry,
Risht Risht taeklesaIIobbs, Preas.
Quarterbacks-Dean Williams, Fieenor.
Let halfbaeks,-iates, bryant, Kassem
Wright.
, Fullbacks - Welsh, Bradley, swink.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Left ends-Rielly. England, DAILY.
Left tackles-Neal, Prach. Bodoius
Left guaEds-Allwine, Montemarano.
Right guards - Kotoyian, Kennedy,
Right tackles-Bosnans Rowles.
Right ends-Gaskel. Perkins, Nolan
Quarterbacks-Cilento, shiver, Wsldron.
Right halfbacks-Belliveau shaw, Clar-
rocca.
Fullbacks-Barreira, Fox.
Geo5se g Washington Il Il 9 13-3ss
CIV = scoring: Observation-Disclosures IS.
Fox, Barreira, Belliveau. Extra points
DAILY and Bodulus.
Dean Extra SSp pointMTedeTyeE ufedeEni-e'a'es and