Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01

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field, the games outstanding
ktar even if his team did fail
10 win for the fifth straight
Saturday. Maxfield, who play
led most Of the game because
ITranchini's passing is hampered
by rib injuries, never played
a better game.
Maxfield did much more
tnan score one touchdown and
ipass for two others. He tied
a. Navy record for a single
game by completing Is out of
80 passes and broke another
Navy mark by passing for a
fetal of 290 yards. The pre-
vious record of 285 yards was
Set by George Welsh in 1855
against Penn State. Welsh
completed 10 passes against
Army in the same season.
Maxf1eld made the Notre
Dame tacklerS look bad on a
dozen or more occasions after
Ehey had broken through and
Seemed about to throw him for
Hong losses. He also ran the
team in excellent fashion and
scertainly deserved a better
fate. 81
But all Navy got out of the
Los Angeles youths great day
was its fourth loss to go along
with two victories over lesser
lights and a tie with Penn-a
1922 tingler last Saturday.
3 Hyde Sets Up Score
Maxfield had some good re-
.ceiverS today-Tom Hyde, Joe
Bellino, Ron Brandquist, Joe
Matalavage and Paul Manko-
Hich, to name a few. But it
was Jim's sharp passing and
his cleverness in getting his
losses of that impressed most
of the big crowd that watched
the game in glowering. over
cast weather.
AZ Hyde, once a star end at Ar
lington's Washington-Lee High
School, was on the receiving
end of a 34-yard pass play that
set up the touchdown which
gave Navy a 1914 lead early in
the third period. Tom got to
the Notre Dame 6 before Clay
Schulz brought him down. A
moment later Maxfield lofted a
short pass to Dick Pariseau for
the score that wiped out the
14-13 lead Notre Dame had
held at halftime.
Shortly after the next kick
off, George Izo replaced White
at quarterback for the Irish,
and Pariseau intercepted an Izo
pass on the Navy Al. Here the
,Maxf1eld Hyde combination
clicked again, this time for 26
yards to the Notre Dame 16.
The Irish held, however, and
on the fourth down Greg Ma
:ther kicked field goal from
the 20-yard line, giving Navy
a 22-14 lead.
Tranchini Run Nullified
When PariSeau again inter-
cepted an Izo pass and ran the
ball back SO yards to Notre
Danes As, it looked as though
the game between these two
crippled squads might turn into
"a rout. Then Tranchini, who
had just replaced Maxfield
went back to pass and decided
to run. He threaded his way
through the entire Notre Dame
team on a 33-yard touchdown
run, but the clipping infractions
nullified that.
Navy got another scoring op-
portunity before the third perioc
ended when Joe Perkowski, Ku.
harich's new sophomore full.
back, fumbled for the SECOND
time and Mankowich recovered
for Navy on the Irish 16. The
Middies got to the 8, but or
fourth down Bellino failed tt
make the needed two yards anC
the Irish took over on downs.
From that point on, the tidt
turned and the stage was Sc
for the heroicS of Stickles, Rat,
kowski and White.
;, Although Navy trailed by ont
point at halftime due to
missed extra point kick b,
Mather, the Middies had looked
like the stronger team.
Both of their first-hal
touchdownS, scored by Maxfielt
and Mankowich, were honest
ones. So was the first Irisl
score, Tailed by little Georg