Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Maryland Routs Navy, SO to 7,
In Battle Before Record Crowd

| headed crafty to where 1t
counted. Thus the score became
ITO.
1t was getting late in the sec
ond period when Maryland raised
the score to $40. Ronnie Waller
sophomore safety man, returned
a Navy punt to his own 48-yard
line.
A roughness penalty against
Navy, first of the contest, moved
the ball to the q and from this
point Scarbath ran to the 10 and
then passed to Weidensaul for a
first down on the 10.
Fullerton was given the ball
the next two times and the Sugar
Bowl standout scored with almost
ridiculous ease. It was $40 and
the wonder is that Maryland did
mt score again before intermis-
sion.
Alderton, who might we'll be-
come the areas third straight
'lineman of the week" in the
Associated Press poll. set up Mary
lands fourth touchdown early
in the third period. He fell in
front of one of Hamilton's boots
and when the ball caromed out
fof bounds it was Maryland's ball
on Navy's 10.
Terps Pull Trick Play.
Here it was that Tatum pulled
Ia play he'd practiced for week.
Colteryahn. the left end, took a
Ipitch-out from Scarbath and
threw perfect touchdown pass
to Weidensaul. 1t was a fourth
down play and 1t took the rag
off the bush.
+ Later developments were anti
|climactic. In this same period -
the third - Scarbath was con-
spicuous by his absence and still
the Terrapins rolled onward.
Bernie Faloney was in the quarter
back slot and when the Old Liners
took kick on their own As they
staged 54-yard drive as if Scar
bath was in charge.
Faloney, an outstanding base
ball player, discovered a receiver
named Leland Liebold of Smoke
less, Pa. and what finally de-
veloped was a fourth-down pass,
six yards to go, from Faloney to
Liebold. This was good for Mary
lands final touchdown.
t Navy Finally Scores.
When Navy finally got on the
road it was early in the final STAN
"a. The Middies took kickoff on
their 80 and went all the way
Don Fisher, who was a doubtful
player because of a hip injury,
crashed over from the one-yard
line and Ned Snyder kicked the
extra point to make it 1877.
Navy had one other opportunity
to score but blew it. Late in the
game the Navy center, Charles
Seiber. blocked a punt by the
Terps' Fred Heffner. It was Navy
on the Old Liners four, but the
Terrapins held fast and after
four tries the Midshipmen were
forced to yield and that was the
ball game.
The lineups:
Left ends-zColteryahn, Nestor. Heffner
Left Observation-Disclosures Breunich. stala
Left cuards-Navarro. Maletzky. Decker,
centers~cossrove. Lattimer. Brousher
Right guards-stankus. Palahunik. Boeri
Right tackles-Jones. Morgan. o'connor,
Right ends-weidensaul Alderton. Fischer,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Faloney. Deste-
Left halfbacks-Hanulak. Waller. Nolan.
|Rieht Naturalization. Liebold. Horning,
FuliF ks-Fullerton. Bielski. Laushery.
Navy.
rom.
Left tackles-Fullam Perkins. Bendrick.
Left guards--Pertel, Eisenhauer. Correnti.
centerswoison. sieber. Dutnell. Fellows.
Right guards-Aronis. Lowell. Honse.
Knutkowski
Right tackles-Leach. Webster Dorsey.
Lowell.
Right ends-Tiede. Hampel Anderson.
Quarterbacks-Cameron. Raster. School
Left halfbacks-Fisher. Brady. Kane Rob-
Right halfbacks-Smith. Attorney. Hep
worth. Weaver.
Fullbacks-Franco. wilmer. Monahan.
Snyder.
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Maryland -- II 10 IA O-3S
Navy scoring: Touchdown-Fisher. Con-
lverSion-Snyder.
Maryland scoring: Touchdowns-Felton
Hanulak Fullerton WefdeuSaul, Iiebold