Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

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10 or "a yards and a touch
down, the only scoring pass Of
the day.
The Middies had only 81
yards to go for their first touch
down, following a quick kick by
CIV, and made it in four plays.
Hurst ripped of 9 yards, a pass
by Forrestal went astray and
Ray Wellborn picked up 4 to
the IA. Here Brence, substitute
ing for the injured Ned Old
ham. took a pitchout and swept
his right end for the touch
down with only Pat gone by.
Wellborn added the kick and
the Middies were off.
Navy Covers 81 Yards
Forrestal's passing artistry
was the chief factor in the next
scoring operation. which COW
cred 81 yards in 5 plays. For
restal ran for 4 yards, passed
to Hurst for 81, passed to Jok-
anovich for IA. passed to Wayne
Mckee for Is on the CIV 2.
Hurst drove through GW's right
tackle for the touchdown. Well
born's kick for the point was
wide.
The clock showed 1852 had
elapsed and that was time to
pull out the front-liners. Navy
scored once in the second quar-
ter, put Is points across in the
third and 20 in the fourth.
Here is the way the rest of
the scoring went:
A 73-yard drive in nine plays
big plays were passes from
Tranchini to Ruth for 10 yards
to Swanson on a screen for II
yards.
Swanson plunged over from
8 yards out and Brandquist
kicked the point.
A 73-yard drive in IL plays
to start the third quarter
gains of Is yards by Swanson
and 10 yards by Brandquist and
a 17-yard pass from Tranchini
to Ruth were the big gamers.
Tranchini threw a perfect
strike the Ruth for the last 7
yards and Brandquist added
the point to make it 800.
Tom Hyde. former star with
Washington-Lee High in Ar
lington. intercepted a pass from
Ed Hino on the CIV IA to set |
up the next touchdown, which |
took one play, Ten Brook hit
ting the right side of the CIV
line. side-stepping an opponent |
and streaking over. The at
tempted conversion never came
off as the pass from center was
high. Score: 800.
Nays second unit went 81
yards in six plays for the next
touchdown. Tranchini gaining
IL, Brandquist getting 4 and
Dick zembrzuski going of on
the longest run of the day, a
60-yard carry down the right |
sideline to the CIV Is. Half
back Bill Smythe caught him |
with a dive from behind. Swan
son made 9 and Brandquist |
twisted through his left guard
to within two feet of the score. |
He got over on the play and |
added the point to make it
800.
Ten Brook intercepted a pass
from Hino on the Navy As and
got back to the IL to set the
stage for touchdown No. 7. Ten
Brook broke through to the 5
and after Pat Floods pass got
by Ehlers, the intended receiver
from Pottsville, Pa. got it on a
handoff and hit the left side
OF the CIV line for the score.
The pass from center spoiled
the chance for the extra point.
Correll's punt return came
with $50 remaining. He took
Dick Claypool's kick on the CIV
46, went to his left and picked
his way behind blocking until
he was sprung clear by AL
Blockinger. one of five playing
their first varsity game. Again
the pass from center was bad.
but Flood picked up the ball
and ran over the point. That
made it $40 and wrapped it up
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go runk Hurst e.. plungel. swanson
q piunEs Ruth pass from Tran
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sions--Wellborn, Brandduist 2, Flood ;