Evening star., 1954-11-26

said to himself This can't 60 on" So last year his Cadets
anhandled the Mdshipmen 2o7 with Fullback Pat Uebe
scoring all the touchdowns Guard Ralph Chesnauskas kick
ing all the extra points and the passing pair Pete Vann and
Don Holleder, driving Navys deeper defense crazy
BLANKS HEROES OF year ago are back apparently
better There be Vann, Hoeder Chesnauskas
Uebe and the brilliant halfback Tommy Bell, who
has fantastic average Of 12 yards per carry for 50 tries
plus touchdowns scored Way back September 25 in
the opening game Army lost 1920 decision to South Caro-
lima Since that setback the Cadets have been aconquerng
These factors Blaks determination g.. his unquai-
fed brliance Vann and Bell and the rest have
influenced the gambling line Army is liked by points by
the professional gentlemen who try to make living without
working
For what it matters Navy liked here. The Middies
do not have ball carrier to match Bell and Vann perhaps
practices magic than George Welsh and Dick Echard
Navys quarerbacks Hoeder Ron Beagle? More less
of stando with Holleder probably better at catching
passes, but Beagle superior along general lines.
Navy does not have established placement kicker
like Chesnauskas the big kid who lives In the next block
from Rocky Marcano and has the worlds heavyweight
champion roofing him. Hafback John Weaver and Guard
George Textor have been kicking somewhat eraticany,
after Navy touchdowns this but secret weapon
named j. E. Harmon quietly has been called up from the
w squad.
HARMON DOES NOT APPEAR in the king size game
program account of his sudden elevation to the varsity
but if he did the young simply would be listed ~
Harmon" He has no front handles, only initials
"Some parents considerate in this respect" Navy
Pubcs John Cox explains They give initials to their
offspring at birth and let them choose Of their
later. Our man Harmon has not yet made up his mind
But just in Navy wins by of 76 21-2O
and Harmons foot is the diferencewen him." Cox
jests. 81 E. will stand for Just Enough"
RIGHT NOW 1T rs NOT Just Enough Harmon, but Nayys
depth that of interest Depth and Amy pass deenses
These two items could spell out Annapolis victory
Ofensivey Army has frst-strng team that looks as
good any the country and better than
Point ball run, their bockers block and
vann throw football in the of top pro quar-
erback But how deep Army? the contest close
the beginning as figures to be- will superior bench
down the Black knights?
Navys So-called No. team has, occasions outshone
the rs-stringers although has been difficult for any
to know who is No and who is No. from week to
ION this ball club" Guard Len Benzi been to
remark you can't afford to sit your ditty bag for
minute. OtherwSe-bang, you're denoted"
In Navys second game Of the season. Dartmouth In the
opposite Coach Erdeaz began to the poen
tialties Of his mo q team
THE AFTERNOON HAD NOT begun wen for the Mdship-
men, who had warmed up with 27-0 win over William g.
Mary Indeed, Dartmouth held ITO lead with only is
minutes remaining and Erdeatz' patience with his No.
outfit becoming exhausted he put in his
and 1t came up bngo.
Within 10 minutes Navy scored four touchdowns Erde
atz loving every moment Of 1t put his regulars back In
the minutes left they angy scored two touchdowns
and 1t wound up 42-7.