Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
STATISTICS

First downs Il II
Rushing yardage --- l23 13l
Passing yardage ---- l9l l9d
Passes intercepted by ! =
Fumbles lost 3
Yards penalized -- 20 so
couldn't convert yardage into
points.
Feelings grew bitter as Navy
rolled up the highest point to-
tai it had scored against Mary
land since q $40 pasting in
1917. Two Terps were elected.
End Mick Melcher was thrown
out for throwing q fierce block
into Center Bruce Kenton after
the whistle had blown. On the
next play, Hill, q former mid
shipman. was sent to the side
lines for fighting.
This was a game from which
even an optimist such as Tom
the Maryland coach,
could find little to lift his spir-
its. The plodding Maryland
backs. such as Jerry Fishman
and Len Chiaverini, were no
match for Navy swifties Sal,
Paskewich, Bob Teall or Stau-
bach.
Maryland learned first hand
what the scouts had given the
team as hearsay evidence
Stauba C h Is most dangerous
when he's in trouble.
Roger Dazzles End
As Navy was driving to its
fourth touchdown late in the
second period. the Middies were
faced with fourth and seven on
the II. Staubach squirmed
through most Of the Maryland
squad to the end zone for an
apparent touchdown only to
have the play called back when
the Middies were dete cited
holding.
Now 1t was fourth and % on
the 80. Staubach. drifted back
to the Navy As. Here he lofted
q long pass to the Maryland
! six. where Gary Kellner, q sec
; ond-string end, caught it and
was tackled.
Steve Szabo took one crack at
! the Maryland line, Paskewich
! another and finally Staubach
took it in himself from the one.
This climaxed q drive Of 4s
yards in IL plays. Navy scored
on other drives Of 81, 43, 2s
and 81 while Maryland's touch
down came at the end Of q Co.
yard march in Is plays.
Marlin Intercepts
Navy got its first touchdown
after Fred Marlin intercepted
Sinners third pass.
Marlin grabbed the pass on
the Navy As the first time Mary
land crossed midfield and re-
turned to the 40.
After three running plays
left Navy still short Of a first
down to the Terps' AZ, Stau-
bach, faced with a nine-man
line thrown up by Maryland,
got the first down on a quar-
terback sneak.
Staubach, who completed
seven of IL passes for i04
yards, conducted almost 8 one
man show the rest Of the way.
He hit Sal and Sjuggerud on
passes, handed off once to Sal
and another time to Fullback
Pat Donnelly and then from
the two-yard line rolled out to
the left and scooted in for the
score.
The next contributor to the
Navy cause was Chiaverini. He
dropped a handoff from Sinner
as the second quarter opened.
Kellner recovered at the Mary
land 43 and the Middies were
off to their 22-point second
period.
PaSkewich Scores
It took four plays to get the
score. with Paskewich skirting
left end for IS yards, Staubach
hitting Sjuggerud on a 19-yard
pass and Sal needing two plays
to get it in from the five.
Maryland then moved from
its own 80 to the Navy 80 be-
fore Paskewich picked off
Sinners pass on the "a. He
headed down the sidelines,
evaded Dick Melcher at the
TerpS' As and then got a block
from safetyman Steve Moore,
who flattened FiShman at the
rs.
As the second half opened,
Bob Sullivan replaced Sinner,
who had completed only two Of
IL passes in the first half and
had three intercepted.
This maneuver lasted five
plays. On the fifth, Sullivan
fumbled a handoff and Slug
gerud recovered at the Mary
land 90.
Navy used seven plays to
score.
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