Evening star., 1953-10-18
Welsh and Hopkins
Lead Navy TO Rout
OF Princeton, 65-7
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IA yards for a touchdown mid
way in the final period.
Princeton'S Single-wing plays
often were smeared before the
ball carrier reached the line of
scrimmage. Steve Eisenhauer
had his best day for the Middies
and Joe Gattuso had another
good one in his line-backer role.
Breakdown of Scoring.
Here's a brief recap Of the
touchdowns by Navy:
Phil Monohan scored on a
2-yard buck after he set it up
with an 18-yard squirt. A 81
yard pass from Welsh to Ron
Beagle figured in this score.
2-Bob Craig took a pitchout
from Welsh, ran wide, almost
lost his jersey but kept running
and went 79 yards, thanks to a
block by Jack Perkins.
3-Hopkins was alone in the
end zone as he took a 15-yard
pass from Weaver after Hopkins
had intercepted a Will Frye pass
and returned 38 yards.
Hopkins took a bullet pass
from Welsh for IL yards and a
score after Bob Hepworth recov-
cred a tumble by Frye and then
made 46 yards on a Statue OF
Liberty, reversing his field twice
and receiving a key block from
Hopkins.
5-Hepworth shot over from
2 yards out after Hopkins recov-
cred a tumble and Welsh hit
Jack Reister with aS24-yard pass
That was the last touchdown
before the half and Navy led,
$40.
6-Hepworth scored on a 49,
yard pass play with Welsh throw
ing.
IRON Beagle took a. pass in
the fiat from Welsh and went
20 yards.
8-Dick Guest shook off Dick
Emery and pranced IA yards
after George Thomas set it up
with a 29-yard dash. Thomas
would have gone all the way if
he hadn't tripped over his own
man.
9-George Knots. Navy's
third-String quarterback, went
Is yards on an optional play at
the end of an 81-yard drive, fea-
tured by 30-yard run by Knots
and a 20-yard pass to Jim jack
son from Knots.
10-Dick Padberg scored from
the / after Princeton was guilty
of pass interference in the end
zone, giving Navy a first down
on the l. Knots put this one
under way by intercepting a pass
and returning "a yards to the
Princeton 16.
Thomas, Gattuso and Joe Mac
Kenzie each added one CONVEX
sion and George Textor two.
This was Navy's biggest scor-
ing afternoon since 1919, when
the Middies somewhat outclassed
Colby, 1910.
The Lineups.
Left end-Beagle. Riester, Byron, An
kderSon.
Left tackle Perkins, Kosischeck
left guard-Eisenhauer Textor. Davis
McEachen.
Center-Olson. Wittner, Mackenzie
Right guard-Leach, ,Aronis, Roger.
Right end-Fullam. Hopkins.
Quarterback--Welsh. Weaver, Knots
>, Lett halfoack - Hepworth. Werness
Right halfback - MOnahan, Craig
! Fuliback-Gattuso. Guest, Padberg.
EnINOEION.
Left end ) shaffer Van Gytenbeek
Ledger
Left tackle-R. Smith. Milano, Muys
Left guard-Inhoffer Torrey. Peck.
Center-Stevens. Hem, j. Thompson
Right guard-Cunard, Herbruck.
Right tackle-Kovatch, Grotte, Atld-
rich.
Right end-Mathis, DiRenzo, Spinelli
HuSeth
uarterback-Yovecchio. Hovde, Doub
Emery.
Left halfback Frye, Flippin. Pinch
Richards.
-, Right halfback-Russell, Agnew, R
Thompson.
Fullback-H. Smith. Pitts. Martin.
Navy " II 20 IS 13-6s
Princeton ------ 0 0 0 =
Navy scoring: Touchdowns-Monahan
Beagle, Guest, Knots, Padbere. Conver-
sions-Thomas, Gattuso. Textor ca
Princeton scoring: Touchdown-H
Smith. Conversion-Martin.