Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Maryland Reilly Wins
Over Gomecocks, 1916

was on the Carolina II, FritSch
actually kicked it from the "a.
and the ball Travelled an adj
dition 10 yards through the
end zone.
Hawkins, Dixon and Fullback
Don johnson LED the Came
cocks 81 yards to the seven,
where Dixon hesitated on a
fourth down pass on the OPP
ton and was forced out OF
bounds.
Penalized back to their one.
the Terps we're right back in
trouble when Cookies punt had
back spin to the 22-yard line.
The Gamecocks' second unit
was given this opportunity. but
Frank DeStino fumbled as he
was about to make a first down
on the Maryland five, and Perlo
recovered.
Except for the field goal,
Maryland spent the first half
deep in its own territory, much
the same as last week against
Tennessee.
South Carolina moved to its
touchdown the first time it got
the ball in the second half, 40
yards in IL plays after Hawk
ms fancy dance with the punt
return. The big play was a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES situation
on the Maryland four.
Crucial Play Close
Quarterback Stan Spears
tried a sneak but never left his
tracks as the Maryland line
reared up and forced him back
a couple of steps. But the Off
Gals called it a first down. Two
plays later Dixon scored, but
Hawkins point try was wide.
The TerpS were right back
in trouble when Park Turner
recovered a Lewis tumble, but
the Terps held on fourth down
and one on their 26.
RuSevlyan's team, with a
backfleld of Joyce, Gene YER
ardi and Fred Hamilton, came
in and put the show on the
road. Rusevlyan played his
best ball-carrying role and
Joyce was being sprung through
the middle as though jet-pro-
PEELED.
Giese contributed to the
touchdown when he sent his
first team back in and drew a
15-yard penalty for illegal sub
situations. The drive went IA
yards and Joyce took it over.
The Gamecocks came back
to the Maryland "a but hit the
middle four straight times and
made only six yards. That gave
the Terps the ball and Rusev-
lyan, Perlo and Kershner
moved it to the 10. Rusevlyan
clicking on an 11-yard flank
pass to Kershner to help. That
was the only other pass COM
pletion.
With seconds naming,
South Carolina tried an end-to-
end pass, Julius. Derrick to
Buddy Nidiffer. The desperate |
play worked for 30 yards, but
the Gamecocks needed 80. All
the other passes they completed
were Dixon to Hawkins, or vice |
versa, three out of four.
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Maryland scoring: TOUCHDOWN
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Carolina. Touchdown - Dixon 70, !
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MARYLAND
Left end--Cooke, Shaffer. Steppe
Left tackle-Schwartz Healy, Flor.
Left guard--Breedlove, Schwartz
Burgly.
GENERALIZATION Main, Achzehn.
Right guard--Gunderman DeCicco.
Kern. Laneve.
Right tackle-sten. Carroll. CARD.
Right end-scotti. B. Turner, Mar
tin.
euarterback--Lewis, Fritsch. Ru-
sevlyan.
Left halfback--Kershner Dare, ver-
Right halfback-Layman Hamilton.
Fullback-Perlo, Joyce.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Left end-Duncan, Derrick. May
Left tackled. Rogers Pitts.
c ceiI guaruN .Iohnson T. A Rnssrs
Risht guard--Addison Merck. Bull
Right tackle-Rompara Jerry.
Right end-Baskin, P. Turner. Nidif-
Quarterback = Spears Strickland,
left haifback-Dixon, Destino.
Right halfback--Hawkius.K ing. a
Fullback-D. johnson. Saunds,
Barrett.