Evening star., 1954-10-10
Maryland Rallies
To Gain 1913 Tie
With Wake Forest
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est and the Terrapins eventually
took the ball on downs on their
IL.
Long Thrusts Save Terps.
Both of Maryland's touch
downs were long but quick, crisp
and professional-like. But be-
tween touchdowns the Terrapins
were not impressive, their backs
frequently colliding with one
another.
On the other hand, Wake
Forest fought doggedly, although
lacking the quick power of Mary
land on it's two scoring thrusts.
With the game only five min
utes old, Joe Horning attempted
to return Wake Forests first
punt, fumbled as he was hit on
the Maryland 20. and Bob Bar
tholomew, big left tackle Of the
Deacons, fell on it. Parham, a
speedster who apparently is
saved for spot duty. skirted his
right end for 13 yards and. team
ing with Fullback Charley Top
ping, plunged to a first down on
the Terrapins' S.
Parham Goes Over.
An offside penalty slowed the
Deacons, but on third down the
f1eet-footed Parham ran his left
end without benefit Of interfer-
ence and outsped the defense to
score from nine yards out. A
groan Of dismay greeted Joe
Whites erring placement that
left 1t at 60, Wake Forest.
Twice before the half-once
late in the opening period and
again late in the second-Mary-
land penetrated the Deacons' 30
yard line. but each time the Ter
rapins were stopped. An inter-
ception of a Boxold pass by
Quarterb back Nick Consoles
thwarted the second threat.
Maryland began to look like
the No. team of last year when
the third period started. Wake
Forest decided to kick after the
second play from scrimmage and
Ronnie Waller returned smartly
to the Deacons' 33. Boxold
passed to Horning for IA yards,
plunged for more himself, and
then sent Horning around his
left end for 20 more yards. put
ting the ball on Wake Forests 8.
Bielski carried across on his
second attempt and kicked the
point to give Maryland a 7-6
lead.
Deacons March 79 Yards.
But the Deacons came back
with a 79-yard march of their
own, giving a splendid example
of ball control, and again took
the lead. After the kickoff, that
followed Maryland's score, had
been returned to the 81, Consoles
directed a varied attack that
steadily ate up ground.
Consoles passed. sent his fast
backs outside and his big ones
inside. and finally shoveled a
long pitchout to Topping. who
ran Is yards to Maryland's 4.
Here the Terrapins held fast.
pushing Wake Forest back to the
Z after three plays, but on fourth
down Consoles passed to Dick
Daniels, clear in the left flatN for
a touchdown. This time White
kicked the point to make it 1877
with only IS seconds Of the third
period left.
There was just time enough for
Ed Vereb to return the kickoff to
his 28 and for Frank Tamburello,
No. 2 quarterback, to keep for
6 yards. Then the teams switched
SIDES of the field and Tatum
switched from Tamburello back
to Boxold.
Boxold Goes IS Yards.
1t was a fortunate move. On
the first play Of the final quar-
ter. Boxold broke clear over the
center of the line, eluded the
secondary and took of with a
clear field. The Terrapin quar-
terback ran 65 yards before he
was caught and tripped from
behind, only q yard short Of q
touchdown. On the next play,
Boxold sneaked across to tie it
up. 1913.
With Bielski to kick. it looked
as II Maryland again would take
q lead. this time by 1913. but
the big fullback's boot veered to.
the left and the score remained
tied.
That ended the scoring, but
not the fireworks. for Vereb re-
turned the next punt to his
Is on q good run and Maryland
moved resoluteiy down TO Wake
Forests ~. Then, on third down.