Evening star., 1952-10-12
Statistics
missals riddled the squad befor

lLle 1901 season, ana IL was
achieved over Dartmouth team
that last week held Penn, TO.
The flashing Army offense. look
ing like Coach Earl Blaik's irresis-
table teams of a few years ago, was
concentrated entirely in the first
half and was highlighted by a &C.
yard pass play. Vann to Fred
Attaya. Attaya caught the ball or
Dartmouth's Is and ran the rest
Of the way.
Dartmouth's single touchdown
resulted from a 23-yard pass from
Ross Ellis to James Donohue in
the third quarter. Ellis and Jim
Miller. another clever Dartmouth
passer, accounted for the Indian
ofense.
Vann scored Army's first touch
down on a dive over the goal,
and Lowell Sisson made the next
in the first period on a 1O-yard
pass from Vann. In the second
quarter, Mario Delucia ran 13
yards to tally. and Attaya. in ad-
dition to his other touchdown,
scored with an 18-yard gallop.
Triumph for Blaik.
Dartmouth already has been
beaten by Holy Cross and Penn,
but the Indians figured to hold
Army at worst to a single touch
down win. Since Army's squad is
composed entirely of last years
weak team, minus graduations,
what happened in the bright SUM-
light of Niche Stadium before
1927 must be counted a personal
triumph for Coach Blaik.
In addition to the five it scored
Army missed two other touch
downs narrowly.
The Cadets opened the game
with a powerful march down the
field. Paul Schweikert ran from
the Is to the goal line where he
Efumbled and Peter Reich recovered
for Dartmouth only to be thrown
for a safety trying to run out.
Also in the first period, Vann
passed to Attaya for ~ yards and
what appeared to be another
touchdown, but the play was called
back and Army penalized five
yards for backs in motion.
Vann is only 18 years old and
comes from the tiny village OF
Hamburg, N. Y. His arrival as a
master passer, runner, and quar-
terback is what has lifted this
Army team up out of the depths.
Indians Crack at Outset.
Dartmouth appeared to crack
under Army's attack at the out
set and not until the second quar-
ter did the Indians manage to
make a first down. In the second
half Dartmouth came to life, but
Army was then fielding a mixture
Of both the first and second teams
Vann completed IL out Of q
passes for a total yardage Of 204
while Schweikert led the Army
running attack with SO yards
gained in Is rushes. Miller was
the ace of the Dartmouth Of
fense, making 98 yards on nine
passes completed out of Is trys.
The lineu2s:: 49,.
DARTMOUTH.
Left ends-Thielscher. Murphy, Kagle.
Left tackles-Rambour. Gasianelli.
Left guards-Athanas, Godfrey, Vital
Centers-Mackey, johnson
Right guards--Reich Dickinson.
Right tackles--Caswell, E. Person
Right ends--McLaushlin. Fedeli, Flag
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ellis.
Left halfbacks-smale, calkins, Donohue
Right halfbacks-collins. Turner, Ander.
Fulibacks-sprinser. Clark, Boyle. stalcy
| Malcolm. Grogan, Fulton. a.
| ARMY.
Left tackles~Wiikerson. Lincoln. Hicks.
LEI. guards-Lunn. Krause, Paulekas
Centerswordway. Stephen. Kramer Meg.
Right suards---Ziesler. Ryan. ..,...,
Rieht. tackles-.,jporemus', Weayer; Kovacik
erSseksEvsnn. rusas, shsin.''
Right halfnacks--,Wins. ,Hagan, Manus.
Dartmouth O o o.. ,
Army 16 21 0--3,
Dartmouth scoring Touchdown. Dono
aa Army scorins: Touehdowns, vann
hsn sssG PSueia s..ss ,.' Reich seEisd
| SchWeikert).