Evening star., 1952-11-02
Statistics

of the first six times they held the
ball and holding the Terriers tt
minus yardage during this touch.
down spree.
But in the third quarter the
Terps' first offensive unit fumblec
away every scoring opportunity
and in the last period Maryland s
second stringerS were offside sc
often they took the heart out OF
any pretense of scoring drive.
Maryland gave up it's fifth
touchdown in seven games this
season midway in the fourth period
when the Terps were forced to
kick for the first time in the game.
Little Joe Terrasi, a 155-pound
Scatback, took a Bernie Faloney
punt on his own 43-yard line and
raced 81 yards up the sidelines
for the score.
Agganis Leaves Game.
If Boston's Harry Agganis was
Jack Scarbath's chief rival for
All-America honors as some people
said, you can call it no contest.
Before he left the game with a
bruised rib, the Golden Greek
showed a minus A yards in the
rushing column, and had failed
to complete the only pass he could
get away.
Agganis didn't have much help
in the way of blockers and the
defenseS put in to stop him by
Coach Jim Tatum were perfect.
Paul Nestor and the Terps' three
Ms Dick Modzelewski, Bill NAL
etzky and Bob Morgan) made the
Southpaw pasSer and kicker eat
so much of the Fenway Park turf
he probably considered the bruised
RIB a blessing. He was taken out
on the last play of the first half.
Until Scarbath's backfield mates
suffered their worst attack of
"fumbilitis" of the season, the
Terps' quarterback was having
one of his typical good days. He
five scoring drives with
four players scoring, Ralph FELTON,
going over twice.
Terps Score Easily.
For the statistical-minded, the
Maryland touchdowns were this
easy: They marched 81 yards in
IL plays, So yards in eight. came
right back to score from 81 yards
out in three plays, then went so
yards il, six, and concluded the
scoring with a 62-yard march in
eight plays with less than two
minutes remaining in the first
half
Maryland produces a different
leader each week in ground gain
ing and this time it was the
nimble Chet Hanulak, who rolled
up 95 yards with a variety of
plays from handoffs. pitchouts
and on quick openers. He had
tremendous drive and was cutting
nicely, and scored one touchdown
on a quickie over right tackle.
For the first time since the
opener against Missouri, Maryland
failed to hit the 400 mark in yards
gained. missing it by 20 despite a
powerful first half offense. But the
Terps posted an impressive 252
yards on the ground.
Fails to Complete a Pass.
Boston University failed to COM
plete a pass in six attempts. and
gained only 10 yards all day ex-
cept for 75-yard drive in the
last. period. That one downfield
surge helped them to a total OF
"a yards.
Fenway Park roared with the
loudest booS since Ted Williams
last played with the Red Sox when
Tatum sent in his first defensive
team to stop the Terriers when
they had first down on the Mary
land 15-yard line. With Terrasi
and John Nunziato and Don De-
feudiS starring, Boston U. had
marched from its own Is to the
Maryland Is in the fourth quarter
Tatum sent in Little Mo Mod
zelewski and company to relieve
the second Stringers and the Bos-
ton J. rooters didn't like it. Two
running plays gained a total ot
five yards. and then Dick Nolan
Joe Horning and Charley Latimel
broke up passes and Maryland
took the ball on downs.
Touchdown Called Back.
Maryland had two apparent
touchdowns called back on its
prettiest plays of the day from
the spectators standpoint. Fall
oney took an Agganis punt in the
first quarter and raced so yards
(see MARYLAND. Page C-3)