Evening star., 1954-11-28
Statistics

fumDieS lost )
Yards penalized -------- so 100
second-half comeback. but with
Tommy O'Connell. former Illi-
nois quarterback, pitching for
six Boiling touchdowns and scor-
ing the seventh himself, the En-
gineers were up against almost
mountainous odds.
Four of O'Conne1l's touch
down passes were reeled off in
a dizzy first half in addition to
the one he scored himself on a
quarterback sneak, leaving Bel
voir with 34-7 deficit at inter-
mission.
BelvOir ROars Back.
O'Connell threw three of his
payof passes to George Wash
ington University's Charlie Jones
and one each to Michigan's
Lowell Perry, Maryland's Paul
Lindsay and Miami's Bob
Schneidenbach.
Despite the big halftime ad-
vantage by Boiling. Belvoir came
roaring back with a tremendous
ground and aerial circus to
score three times In the second
half. Villanova's Bob Haner,
property of the Redskins, and
Fullback Jerry Lodge of West
Point led the drives.
Haner was responsible for
three Of Belvoir's touchdoWnS
while End George Tarasovich
scored the fourth.
Haner's third uchdow n,
scored in the fourth period, came
within one I'D of tying the score,
with Boiling holding a slight "a
q lead. Only six minutes re-
manned to be played at that point
in the final period. Boiling
quickly recovered it's equilibrium
and Tailed twice to finish off
the scoring when O'Connell
reeled off passes to Jones and
Schneidenbach for touchdowns.
Boiling jumped off to a fast
start by scoring on the third
play of the game. A pass play.
O'Connell to Jones. covered GA
yards for the first touchdown.
Minutes later, O'Connell threw
his second I'D, a 34-yarder to
Perry, as the Airmen threat
ened to make a runaway of the
game.
Belvoir held on, however, by
giving smashing exhibition of
power with Haner and Lodge
going 81 yards on the ground
for its first touchdown. The
period ended with Boiling in
front, lat.
Then O'Connell broke the
game wide open in the second
period with passes as he threw
to Jones 16 yards for a score
and then lifted another short
pass into the end zone to Lind
say. Just before the second
quarter ended, Boiling moved
down to the Engineers 1-yard
line and O'Connell scored on a
sneak as the Airmen took a COM
manding 34-7 lead.
Pressure Stays On.
A spectacular play covering "A
yards opened the scoring in the
third period as Belvoir came
alive. Quarterback Don Engels
took the ball on his own 26 and
ran to Bolling's AZ. About to be
tackled there, he lateraled to
Lodge, who carried to the 10
yard line, where he in turn, lat
eraled to Tarasovich who went
the remainder of the way for the
touchdown.
Belvoir kept the pressure on
and scored twice in the third
period. After Dave Suminski re-
covered a tumble for the Engi-
neers on the Boiling Is, Bob
Haner finally went over from
the 5.
Later a blocked kick set up an
other Belvoir touchdown, when
Ray Malavasi, formerly of Army,
rushed in to block one of Bill
Reichardt's punts. Frank Panas,
Villanova. Belvoir's left end, re-
covered on the Boiling IS. Belvoir
then promptly moved down to
the 2-yard line where Lodge car
ried over for the Engineers.
Boiling.
Left guard-Nickla, Paris.
Center-Martine.
Right suard-Heid. Boerio. Knop. AN.
wine.
Right tackle--Murphy, semkew, Lawson.
Right end-Alderton,
Guarterback--O'Co Connell, Lear.
Left halfback- schneidenbach. Bulmer,
Spence James.
Right halfback--Perry, Fullerton. Nc
Fullback-Reichard Boyd.
Left end-petersl Belvo'r; NS man.
Left tackleIsuminski Clemens. Yder.
Stad.
Left euard--Gutt, Malavasi Covington
Center-De Rose, Paludi. Gasiorowski
Right guard-Tyrrell
Right tackle-SarneSe.
Right end--Tarasovich. Banas.
Quarterback---Engels Tinsley.
Left .halfhack---haner sich.
Right halfback-Simon. Fosco.
Fullback-Lodge.
Boiling - IA 20 0 14-4S
Belvoir ------ z % 1877
Boiling scoring: Touchdowns-Jones
denbach Points after touchdown -
Schneidenbach (6).
Belvoir scoring: Touchdowns--Haner
(3), Tarasovich, Points after touchdown
---Haner. Leftwich. Lodge.
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