Evening star., 1952-11-23
Alabama Wins, ~ to7 toHond
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they might make it. On the third
play, Colteryahp made a great
catch of Scarbath's long pass and
got to the Alabama 80 on a play
good for 40 yards. Ed Barritt
and FELTON, pounded out a first
down and another pass to Golfer
yahn near the sideline put the
Terps on the eight-yard line.
Terps Bog Down Again.
At that point, the Terps begged
down again after getting to the
two. FELTON, missed on fourth
down and Alabama took over, but
not for long. On first down. Capt.
Bobby Wilson, a great punter,
kicked to Dick Nolan, who sped
back to the q. After one line
Iplay, Scarbath clicked with a pass
Ito Weidensaul, who got the ball
away from two defenders and
stepped over for a touchdown.
Decker added the point and Mary
land was only six points behind.
But Alabama-and particularly
Marlow-showed its mettle when
lit looked as though Maryland was
ready to roll as it did in earlier
games. Starting on the Crimson
Tide SO after the kickoff, NARROW
picked up six yards twice and then
broke through the left side of the
Terps line and cut back. He
seemed to be touchdown-bound
but Marty Crytzer got him from
behind on the Maryland 20 after a
29-yard run.
NARROW and Lewis continued to
give the Terps defense a going
over and NARROW scored from one
yard out. Luna again added the
point and the score was 20-7. The
Crimson Tide had covered 81 yards
in only 10 plays.
That touchdown seemed to take
a lot out of the Marylanders
although they kept on trying.
Scarbath, who had been replaced
by Bob Destefano during one of
the first half drives that failed,
kept on throwing passes and Col
teryahn kept on catching his
share, But the Alabama defenses
were too alert for a team playing
far below its top performance.
On one occasion, Maryland lost
the ball on downs when Bernie
Faloney tried to run from punt
formation after Scarbath had put
the Terps in trouble with faulty
pitchout to Hanulak. Chet fumbled
and recovered, but lost more than
10 yards doing it.
Hanu1ak, who has been bothered |
by a leg injury since the Missis-
sippi game, broke into the clear
on several occasions when it |
looked as if he might go all the
way. A 29-yard dash to Ala
bamas' IS in the second period
was his best contribution.
Scarbath Downed Near Goal.
Just before Alabama scored its
last touchdown, Scarbath had
been chased back to his own l.
yard line and many thought the
Crimson Tide had scored safety
when Youngleman tossed the
Maryland ace into the end zone.
But the ball was put in play on
the one and few seconds later
Cecil Ingram grabbed Faloney's
pass and dashed % yards into
the end zone. Luna's extra
point and a 15-yard penalty for
roughing the kicker completed
the Terps' ignominy as the game
ended less than half a minute
later.
Coach Drew said Hobson's direc-
ton Of his team was outstanding
and that all his players turned in
their top game of the season.
Tatum didn't have much to say.
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Maryland scoring: Touchdown-Weiden-
saul: Convetsion--Decker.
Alabama scoring: Touchdowns-starr.
Lewis. Marlowe. Ingram. conversions-
The lineups:
MARYLAND,
Left ends-Colteryahn, Nestor.
Left tackles-Henner Breuntch.
Left guards - ModZelewski Navarro
!. Decker. Maletsky.
centers--Cosgrove, Irvine, Crytzer, Hon.
man. Hurd.
Right euards-Stankus Lattimer.
Right tackles-Jones. Morgan. McLuckie
Right ends-Weidensaul. Alderton, Par.
auarterbacks-scarbath. Di stefano Fa-
loney.
Left haifbacks-Hanulak. Waller. Nolan,
Fullerton.
Right halfbacks-Felton. Horning.
Fulbacks-Barritt. Laughery.
ALABAMA.
Left ends - Curtis. Germanos, Stewart,
Left tackles-shipp. Younsleman. Mason
Left guards--Watson. Moorer. Richard
centers1Phiilips. tei ifSiikl De Laurentis carrisan.
Right guards-Mims. Davis, Wiles.
Right tackles-Smalley. Williams, Cul-
pepper.
sisht ends-Ivy. willis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Starr, Wilson.
.eft halfbacks-Luna, Tharp, Roddam, III
Oliver, Conway phRfO