Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
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be considered for runnerup
honors.
Edwards and the N. c. State
fans must have enjoyed every
minute of it. starting when
Christy and Hunter combined
on a neat bit Of trickery that
was good for 81 yards to set
up States first touchdown.
Christy took a Dick Lewis
punt on the Wolfpack 80 and
headed for Hunter and while
most of the Terps chased
Christy, Hunter sped up the
sidelines.
Lewis was jockeying the State
blockers and when he finally
had a shot at Hunter, Dick lat
eraled to Bob Pope. who finally
was caught on the Maryland
7-yard line after 62-yard play.
Fred Hamilton nailed Christy
for an 8-yard loss. but two plays
later State went on a fast count
and Hunter lobbed a pass to
John Collar, who caught the
ball on the two and stepped
over on 14-yard play. Hunter
added the first of five extra
points.
Terp Drive Boys
Maryland's reply was its ini-
tial first down and first taste
of N. c. State territory on a
l6-yard pass from Layman to
Kershner. But the drive begged
and Layman kicked only 8
yards of the side of his foot.
State came back with q S.
yard touchdown drive, Tom
Katich passing to ChriSty for
81 yards and a touchdown after
Christy had outmaneuvered
Dare and Larry Casparro.
Dare. the Terps' only excit-
ing performer, legged a punt
return As yards but Casparro
fumbled and Joe Rodri recov-
cred for the Wolfpack on his
own 40.
A bit later Hunter and
Christy reversed their cross
field trickery. Hunter handed
of to Christy. who went as
yards to the Maryland 20, on
a punt return. Four plays
moved the ball to the seven.
From. there Christy took a
pitchout from Katich, the clever
quarterback. and ran right over
Jim Halter for a touchdown.
More Passes After Half
Maryland completed one pass
in the first half. making two
in two games at that point, but
as expected. took to the air in
the second half. The immediate
result was a Hunter intercept
ton of a Lewis pass for SO
yards to the Maryland 7-yard
line.
The Wolfpack didn't waste
any time. Hunter going Z yards
through the interior of the
Terps' line for a touchdown.
without a hand on him. 1t was
up the middle that State was
having its greatest success.
Eleven seconds later Dare
was in the end zone with his
90-yard kickoff return. Gene
Alderton threw a big block. and
toward the end of the run Dare
must have sensed he was all
alone as he galloped instead of
ran and joyfully tipped the
ball into the air as he crossed
the goal line. John Fritsch con-
verted.
N. c. State came back without
losing the ball to make it 35-7.
Ken Trowbridge squirming out
Of several traps for 40 yards
and a touchdown. John Law
renee added the point.
Lone Terp Drive
Maryland made its only drive
Of the day. starting late in
the third period and scoring
in the fourth on a 69-yard
march. Rusevlyan's l8-yard |
keeper, Kershner's l7-yard pass
to Layman and Kershner's 10
yard scoring pass to Layman
were the big gains. Fritsch's
try was blocked.
Christy roared back SO yards
with the kickoff return, Hafer
adding the block everybody felt
when he laid Layman low. This
time Christy went up the
Fritsch took over the Mary
land quarterbacking and moved
the Terps 30-odd yards before
Bernie Latusick intercepted a
pass. There was a ball exchange
before Finley Read intercepted
a Rusevlyan pass and went l6
yards to the Maryland 8.
Ernie Driscoll. the No. 3
quarterback, hurri-
eddy threw a pass for Read and
the ball was batted into Reads
hands as he crossed the goal
line. Steve Vitek missed the
extra point.
Christy's Net Misleading
The most misleading statistic