Evening star., 1952-09-28
Novy-YoIe
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over the public address system
that Navy led Yale by the same
score at intermission in last sec:-
sons opener. That one ended in
q TT tie.
Navy Seizes tumble.
But if it was a kick the Middies
needed, Snyder's did the trick.
The boot was set up when Tiede
and Steve Eisenhauer pounced ON
a tumble by Ed Mollo, Yale quar-
terback, on his Is. Steve Schoder-
beck, Fred Franco and Dean
Smith each carried two yards to
the 10. where the field goal was
set up.
After an exchange of punts I'M
the fourth period, the Middiesi
moved from the Yale 81 to a
touchdown. Smith and Don Fisher
alternated in moving to the one
from where Schoderbeck went
over on a quarterback sneak. &.
Exactly so seconds after this
score, Navy had another. Yale
received the kickoff and put the
ball in play on it's 20. Molloy threw
two incomplete passes, then
found an unintended receiver in
Fullback Jack Wilmer of Navy, who
took the ball on the Yale 40 and
tipped to the 2. Schoderbek again
plunged over.
Gurski intercepted Molloy pass
On the Yale 48 to set the stage
for the final touchdown. Phil Mon
ohan Of Burlingame. Calf, car
ried to the 33. A tumble lost 8
yards, but Schoderbek passed to
Ira Kane for a first down on the
II. Monohan moved to the 5 and
Sehoderbek to the 4. Robinson
then went around right end for
the score. getting away from two
would..b be tackles in the process.
Yale, a 34-13 victor over Con-
necticut in it's season opener last
week. had no offensive punch to-
day. While Navy ground out 254
rushing, Yale could get only a
net total of 6. Molloy's passing
represented Yale's offense. The
Fairfield (ConnD junior completed
II cut of 20 for 96 yards.
Yale got within scoring sight
only once. That was in the sec
ond period when a 16-yard pass
from Molloy to Baird Birmingham
put the ball on the Navy II. An
illegal-use-of -the-hands penalty
moved the ball back to the "a and
then Conrad Corelli fumbled and
EiSenhauer recovered for Navy.
Navy Uses Varied Offense.
Navy used the T, single wing and
Notre Dame box. a combination
Coach Eddie Erdelatz hopes will
carry Navy through it's best season
since 1945. when it won seven, tied
Notre Dame and lost only to Army.
Counting last seasons tail-end vic
ADries over Columbia and Army,
Navy has a three-game winning
streak, its best since 1945.
But coming up are some rough
opponents, including Notre Dame
and Maryland. The Middies travel
to Ithaca. N. Y. next Saturday to
meet Cornell. while Yale faces
Brown in New Haven.
The lineups:
YALE
Left onA-Wn0dc1f01 Taracro1O Stout
Left tackle-Deen. Balme, Kop,ow, Prem
tiss.
Left guard-Ashton. Schumann Polich.
Center-Brittingham. Coker, Gambill,
Rich Euard---coudert .shugart. -
Right tackle - Radulovic. Mitinger.
Right end-smith, Benninshor. Hansen,
Left halfback-shears. Poole. Matthias,
Right halfback-Pruett. Martin. Bright
Full Sack-'oneSNi NAyY H3lst0n' corelh'
Left sndt,.Ggrski; Riester; Roepke;
Left guard -Pertel. Eiscnhau"r. Cor
center-olson. Dutnen. Fellowes
Right guard-Aronts. HonSe, Knutkow-
Right tackle-Leach. Webster. Dorsey
Risht end-Tiede. Hempel. Anderson.
Quarter back-cameron Raster. scho-
Left halfbaek-Fisher. Brady, Robinson
Risht haifback-smith. Attorney. Kane
AESSh'Ab,eik; Tuii bb,secik;-Franco. Wilmer. Monahan
FsEy EsI. 8 : adb-s11 adb--s11
Scoring: Navy, touehdowns---Tiede ~
& a, RPSRSUa Pisld
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