Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

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Yards psnaii1ed - 20 81
the home team its worst OPEN
ing defeat since Virginia began
football in 1888.
Both teams employed the
wing-T but 1t looked like the
"old" split-T for william and
Mary as quarterbacks Bob Stoy.
Dan Barton. Calvin Cox and
Ronnie Killmon repeatedly ate
up yardage on the option play
around either end.
Stoy Nets Sc Yards
Stoy wound Up the leading
individual ball carrier with So
yards In nine carries. Virginia
failed to throw the visitors for
a loss on q single down as the
Indians ran up q whopping
402-to-200 total offense margin.
william and Mary moved IS
yards in eight plays for its
first score with less than two
minutes remaining In the first
quarter. End Ben Thompson
took q pass from Barton on the
sideline and bulled to the Viz
ginia 2. Two plays later Half
back Dick Snyder scored stand
ing up through left tackle. Bar
ton converted.
A personal foul put the ball
on the 80 and q fourth-down
offsides infraction preceded the
key pass play.
William and Mary got two
more touchdowns before half
Of the second quarter elapsed.
driving Is yards in six plays
and AZ yards in seven.
Pass Precedes Touchdown
A 40-yard pass from Stoy
to Halfback Roger Hale on the
Virginia IL put the ball in po-
sition next time. Hale hit Of
right tackle from the 1 to
score three plays later. Then
came an onside kick. appar-
entity by mistake. which End
John Farrell from Washing
tons Gonzaga High School re-
covered on the Cavalier Al. On
the seventh play. Stoy went left
on the option and scored un-
touched from IA yards out.
Four penalties killed the In
dams chances in the third
quarter. but they started q So
yard advance which finally met
success with 3:l3 gone in the
final.
Third-Stringer Cox was the
big gun this time, carrying or
throwing on six Of the IL plays
and scoring on an option to the
right from the l0-yard line,
standing UP.
03.Yard Scoring Drive
Cox guided the Indians SO
yards to pay dirt in nine
plays the next time with the
ball, after End Ernie Phillips
intercepted a Stan Fischer
pass.
Cox passed Il yards to Phil
lips on the 10 and he bounced
across the goal line. Cox tried
to find a receiver for the two
point conversion, couldn't, so
he ran 1t over.
Virginia reached the W&M
a the first time 1t got the ball
and didn't get as fa- again
until Hunter Faulconer the
former ace halfback at Epis-
copal High School In Alex
andria. led the Cavaliers to
the Indians 10 in the last
period.
Faulconer was caught for q
5.yard loss by Carroll Owens
and then Phillips picked of q
pass. It was only the second
defeat in Is games with Will
liam and Mary. which had
scored a total Of 80 points
since the two first met in 1909
The Indians whipped Vir-
ginia, 1876. in 1910.
william william and Mar, : q 9 49, 90
William and Mary-snydsr l.
win William ana Msry-Hals /. run
wShilliism and Msry-stoy Il. run
Hover, pass from. stoy):
william and Msry-cox 10. run
William and Mary-Phillips 81
pass-run from Cox (coK rum.
WILLIAM 4 MARY
Left end-Hover. johnson, File.
Left taekle-Lashley, Dinsmore
Left guard-oetti. Rlnker. wIttan
center-Lynn. Martin. Hardy. Mich
Risht suard-woolwins Erdossy
RiGht tsekie-Pokrywka. Bechtold
Risht end-Farreil, Poist. Phillips.
9uarterbaek-etoy, Cox. Barton
Left hafback-Porseh, Snyder. Mich
Right haiibsck-Hale. stephenson
Fuilbaek-KsrdatEke. Way. ThAxton
VIRGINIA
Left end-Koshler. Wood, sapping'
Left taekle--Marlov. Kanto, Green
Left suard-Thomas, Hamilton
csntsrs-Edwards. canale, Doush
erty.
RlEht suard-Msrtig. sacco.
Right tackle-0asssrt, Fogg. Zen
Right end-Jones. Menztr, Hunton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Fischer.
Left halfback-Denby. oravins
Fauleoner, Ferris
Right halfback-Berser, Pritehard