Evening star., 1961-11-26

continued from rage III
on the Cavaliers 8 in the first
quarter and on fourth down
went for the first down instead
of a field goal and missed when
Novak was brought down from
behind on a rollout.
Hannigan's field goal fol-
lowed another stand by the
Cavaliers late in the third pc
riod. Maryland had first down
on the Virginia 9 when it was
trailing, 1871. Bob Burton
made 4 yards, Sinner one in
two tries, and Hannigan SAL
vaged three points.
The big play OF the game
came shortly after Browns
punt return touchdown. The
Terps held, forced a punt, and
were on their own 90.
Novak faded to pass, was
trapped far behind the line of
scrimmage and ran to his left
and eluded his three pursuers.
He out raced them as he almost
regained the Scrimmage line
and appeared to have running
room for a first down. But he
threw a running pass for Hank
Poniatowski, who was in the
clear.
The pass wasn't high enough
and Kuhn intercepted and re-
turned SO yards to the Mary
land 20. The Terps were pen
allied half the distance to the
goal for an illegal substitution.
That gave Virginia first down
and a foot to go for a first
down Just outside the Mary
land 10.
1t took the Cavaliers four
downs to make the first down,
to the 10, with Cuozzo going
over on the sneak. On the
next play he threw to Hepler
who was uncovered as he
caught the ball on the four and
raced over. Cuozzo's pass for
the 2 points to Kuhn looked
easy, and the Cavaliers led
81, and never fell behind.
CuOZZO Makes Big PLAY
The Cavaliers took the Sec
ond-half kickoff and gave it
the ball control treatment for
rs yards and a touchdown.
Thomson made the short yard
age and Cuozzo made q yards
on a spectacular play in which
Tom Griggs danced back on a
fake quick kick. Cuozzo rose
as If to throw jump pass, but
his receiver was covered aud
he legged it to the Maryland 80.
Cuozzo, who was the master
Of the rolloutS, kept for an
other first down and hit Tony
Ulehla for a first down on the
Maryland 8. Jim Davidson
broke up two passes, intercept
ing one out of the end zone,
before Cuozzo passed to Hepler
for the touchdown. Brown and
Davidson were on Hepler, but
couldn't prevent it.
Maryland came back with
the field goal, Sinner setting
it up with a 23-yard dash to
the 9.
Virginia then showed its rs
yard drive. was no fluke when
it went II for its next touch
down. Thomson carried eight
tiraes in this stretch, STAN
ford Fischer hit Hepler with a
big first-down pass of Is yards,
and Cuozzo hit Hepler for the
touchdown. Rowley then missed
a point after touchdown kick
for the first time this season,
but it made no difference.
The game was beyond recap
tufe by Maryland a couple of
minutes later when Rzempo-
luch picked off the Sinner pass
and went 95 yards.
The Cavaliers were about to
make it an old-fashioned rout
after Duane Bickers intercept
ed. a Novak pass and returned
it to midfield. Fischer passed
to Tony Ulehla for 25 yards
and Virginia was on the 10
yard line for moment, but a
15-yard penalty set them back.
Fischer's d-zone bound
pass was intercepted by Brown,
extending his ACC pass-inter-
ception record, and Maryland
was started to it's last score.
Sinners long pass to Banner
ate up A yards, Banner and
Sinner carried for gains, Vir-
ginia drew a 15-yard penalty
for grabbing a face mask and
Banner went in for the touch
down. A pass for 2 points was
no. good.
An onside kick attempt by
the Terps failed, and it soon
was all over.
MARYLAND q q 6-Ie