Evening star., 1952-09-21
Statistics

average yardase Of punts 2S Sss
Yards gained, punt returns l6 e
Yds. gained. kickoh returns 81 II
Yards S'to penalized as1t = -------- Il /:
Number of penalties ---- 3
left, AL Dorow.. former Michigan
State ace. completed a 12-yard
pass to Halfback Wilbur Jamer-
son. The former University OF
Kentucky back took the ball on his
own 40. picked up interference and
then turned in a spectacular CO.
yard run for the tying touchdown.
Seemingly trapped several times,
the elusive JamerSon managed to
slip away. He banged into Pat
Stark, Syracuse safety man, on the
five-yard line, but his momentum
carried him over.
John Lindsay, former Maryland
end, whose placement earlier in
the game had been blocked, booted
the extra point that gave Boiling
its second straight win of the sea-
son. Later Lindsay's knee was in
jured and he was taken to Uni
Versity Hospital for examination.
Syracuse got away to a fast
start. Coach Floyd SchwartZwal-
der's team scored early in the first
period, capitalizing on a Boiling
tumble on the Flyers "a which was
recovered by Tackle Dan Reimer.
With Ed Dobrowolski, senior
Orange halfback. Spearheading the
attack, Syracuse scored eight plays
later, with Bill Wetzel going over
right tackle from three yards out.
Wetzel is a former Marine tank
driver who just got back from
Korea.
Jim Georges try or extra point
was blocked when Guard Jerry
MANI. formerly Of Ohio State,
broke through to bat it down.
Boiling made several threats in
the second period. but failed to
score. The deepest penetration
through the top Syracuse defensive
unit came late in the second
quarter when the Air Force team
got down to the Syracuse 10-yard-
line. But then Syracuse stiffened
and held for downs
Highlight in the drive were a
22-yard run by Halfback Walt
Klevay and the passes of Dorow
to his former Michigan State
teammate, Dorne Dibble. In all,
Dorow completed IL of Is passes
for lit yards.
Syracuse led at halftime, 60.
Dorow Leads Drive.
Boiling kicked off to start the
second half, but Syracuse couldn't
do anything and punted. Dominic
Fucci took the kick on his own
81 and returned it to the AZ.
Fourteen players later the Air
Force had a touchdown, with
Dorow going over on a quarter
back sneak from one yard out.
Mel Groomes and Dorow headed
the drive, with the ex-Spartan
quarterback mixing up the ground
plays with passes to DibbIe and
Pete Augsburger, another former
Marylander. Lindsay's attempted
placement was blocked by Tony
Vergara.
Syracuse broke the deadlock by
marching 80 yards in 10 plays.
Stark, the fine throwing quarter
back, was trapped back on his
own 34-yard line. but got away
and threw a 44-yard pass to Half
back Art Troilo. who was tackled
from behind by Fucci on the Boil
ling IS. With Dobrowolski and
Wetzel alternating, Syracuse ad-
vanced to the 10, from where
Wetzel scored on an off-tackle
run. Georges kick was wide.
tumble Helps Boiling.
Boiling couldn't get moving un-
til it got a break. Fucci kicked
out Of bounds on his own As and
Syracuse began rolling once more.
But then Wetzel, the hero up to
that time, fumbled on the Boiling
~ and Guard Joe Dudek, formerly
of the University Of North Caro-
lima, recovered for the Flyers.
Klevay picked up a yard,
Dorow missed on pass to Augs-
burger, then hit Jamerson, who
streaked for the touchdown.
Cleo Wallace. 235-pound guard
who once played with Winston
Salem IN. c. State Teachers
College, was a bull on defense
for the Flyers.
Boiling plays williams College
next Saturday at Williamstown,
Mass, while Syracuse entertains
Boston University Friday night.
BOILING ------------- Id
BollinR ouchdowns-Jamerson. Dorow;
extra pOiHt-EindSay. Syracuse touch.