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DAILY PRESS, Newport News Hampton Warwick, Sunday, October 3, 1954 Sumner Haunts Penn ain, Romps 1, 93 Virginia Grabs 14-13 Victory Over GW In Final Four Minutes Yards For Two TD's liencore of lu's 1951 touchdown run Continued From Page With key blocks thrown by Bob Meith and Sam bcott, Mimner stuck to the sidelines and out-raced Continued From Page C-l "WVV jWymEWWT 11 'tf-y -mn f- -4" ru iv. 4 I ev L4 .1 f- I While the victory to Freeman bore out his faith that this 1954 team "can be great once they get to Penn's last defender to send lected 30. But it was in fumbles lost, another of the yardsticks, that ahead by 12-0 and then 13-0 when gether." And get together they did Sazio booted the extra point. Grieco intercepted one of Man today, in a convincing manner, the Colonials were beaten. Four times GW surrendered the While Sumner.

Yohe. Hornsbv ley's passes on the Quaker's 40 and stormed to the home team's 10 ball by a fumble. The first time Shorty Herrmann and sub quarter was the most costly, Weaver losing but a clipping penalty set Jhe Tribe back AI Oneco dazzled Penn parti sans with their speed, not any ob the ball on the Virgnia three when back to Penn 39. it looked like the Colonials would servers could exaggerate the part A three-yard burst by Duff and a 13-yard on an option "keep" by cap a drive tnat started at tneir played by the Tribe front wall in opening up gaping holes in a tough Grieco put the ball on the Red and own nine with the game first ocore, Fred Moyer pounced on the ball at the six and the Cavaliers worked Quaker line which had center Blue 23 from where oneco un George Trautman as its standout. loosed his pitching arm on the next play, and found Bill Martin in the out of the hole.

The Indians made no great use of Twice more in the second period clear wide stuff in their offensive pat tern but a cross buck which fea the Colonials fumbled the ball away There were only 40 seconds re mainine in the first half when Mar and the second time presented Vir tured Yohe and Herrmann in slicing alternately through the right and ginia with the games first points. tin crossed over and Sazio added the extra point for a 20-0 lead which the Indians took into the Arlin Barr, trying to sweep left end from his own three, fumbled left guard positions, pointed up the magnificent play of the front line. dressing room at halftime. and center Jim Pugh recovered for Virginia on the one. The William and Mary almost dou bled Penn's yardage gained rushing, Coach Sebo's Quakers came back fighting and determined to whittle away lead in the third Cavaliers were set back five yards when Ray Quillen jumped the gun 203 to 118, with Yohe the big spearhead as he rolled up nine yards on the first play for scrimmage and quarter.

STEALS PASS it took four plays to move the per carry for 73 in eight ball ball into the end zone. Chaplin stole a pass from Larry Joe Niedbala ploughed ever the lones which the tribe end caught left side to the one. He hit the carrying attempts. Penn completed seven of 13 passes to hold a 76-43 edge in yardage gained through the air but two of the Indians' aerial completed, one by Sumner and an cfl the passing arm of Sumner and same place again, fumbled, but re Sturm's next try sailed off to the) right. The Cavaliers failed to get th first down after the kickoff and lost possession when Quillen punted to the GW 17, Weaver bringing the ball back to the 34.

The Colonials lost a yard on two tries and Weaver punted. The ball struck a Colonial before touching the ground and the poor boot, plus the 15-yard penalty for interference, placed Virginia in charge at the GW 32, from where they marched to the deciding touchdown. The outstanding player was Ciemniecki, six-foot, 190-pound junior from Elizabeth, N. who flitted and fluttered around the Cavaliers in a fine offensive show. He carried 14 times for 123 yards, almost nine yards a try.

And he did yeoman ork on defense along with DiclC Gaspari, another junior who did linebacking chores. John Polzer, Virginia's great guard, was the outstanding defensive, performer, racking up Colonial runners time after time for what bit of defensive display the Cavaliers presented. Aiding Polzer were Henry Jordan, the giant tackle from Warr wick, Francis Fannon and Ben Pe-trilli. The Cavaliers, who journey to State College next week to meet rugged Penn State, failed once again to capitalize, on their fine corps of running backs. Neither Bill Bonney nor Rives Bailey had the necessary finesse to handle the reins and both ended up with minus yardage totals, Bonney losing seven yards and Bailey 22.

Clarke, lefthanded-passing sophc more who played for John Marshall High in Richmond, did the best job directing the Cavalier attack an4 will probably be worked in more often by Coach Ned McDonald during the remainder of the season. 6E0RGE WASHINGTON LEFT ENDS Daneu. 6atkell, LEFT TACKLES Ziamandanis, Bsrry. Ze bie. LEFT GUARDS Sutton.

Solomon, pasta. CENTERS Gxnarl. Hinge. Nedrew. RIGHT GUARDS Sakach.

Doneifrle. Sisslef, RIGHT TACKLES MeMenry. I i I a Rutseh. RIGHT END Kober, Daly. QUARTERBACKS Sturm, Tranen.

LEFT HALFBACKS CUmniocki. BalrgV Salter. RIGHT HALFBACKS Weaver, Waener, Barr, FULLBACKS 4) ani, Boiand, Naddee. covered on the three. Herb Hart- the Quakers, with Chaplin and Neil Hyland ripping off chunks of from four to nine yards, went 55 yards BOBBY HORNSBY OF INDIANS BULLS WAY TO PENN 41 -YARD LINE Former Newport News star and now a leading ground-gainer Other identifiable players are Sam Scott (56) and Ray Chiesa for William and Mary leaves trail of would-be tacklers behind (35) of William and Mary, and Leonard Vigliano (88), Johnny him in first period as he batters his way into Penn territory Lavin (85), Walt Hynoski (41), Bill Edwards (81) and.

other by Gneco. went for six- well rammed right guard to get back the two yards and then drove pointers. LONE TOUCHDOWN to score with Hynoksis fine 31-yard sprint finishing off the drive. through the same spot for the touchdown. Knowles' kick Penn made one more final threat As expected, Walt, Hynoski and before being pulled down by Gary Scott (4) at lower right.

Howard Jackson (73), all of Pennsylvania. before the Indians ran across for good and it was 7-0, Virginia, with 7:20 left in the half. Stan Chaplin were the big ground gainers for the Quakers but thev their final touchdown. EASTERN ROUNDUP GEORGIA TOPPLES George Washington, with Sturm refused a punt by Duff didn't too often venture far into which rolled dead on Penn's eight territory except in the third quarter when Penn rolled 55 yards and a speed merchant named Len Ciemniecki showing the way. almost broke the game open in the final period, scoring twice in rapid-fire in five plays for its lone IB with and took a clipping penalty against the Quakers.

Even with the penalty the Tribe needed 20 yards for a first down on fourth down and Greico's gamble to pass for a TD Fordham Tops Rutgers, 13-7; Hynoski, utilizing a good stilt arm racing 31 yards over the last strip. order after Virginia was forced to punt. Florida Whips Auburn, 19-13, For 2nd Upset The ball was in the Colonials failed and the Red and Blue took Hynoski kicked the extra point from placement and co-captain and tackle Jerry Sazio did the honors for the Freemanites three times possession on Virginia's 42 when the last quarter began. Sturm, back Columbia Bows over on us own 26 ana went 3 vards to cross midfield before Sumner intercepted a Hynoski pass on the 28. after his first attempt at conversion was smothered.

New Brunswick, N. Oct. 2 W) A 37-yard gain by Yohe on a Neither club could make much I yf tr If vgrr -rz i Fordham scored two quick touch to pass, was hit for a nine-yard loss by Corson, but the Oklahoma junior bolted through the middle of the line on the next play, eluded a couple of would-be tacklers and sped to the Virginia four before Herman Gatling brought him down from behind but it was only mo cross buck, II yards by Hornsby on a trap play, and 10 yards by headway in the game's early min utes until Yohe gathered in Hy Gainesville, Oct 2 (.41 Three versatile quarterbacks guided the Florida Gators to their second successive Southeastern Conference upset victory today, spilling Auburn downs in the second quarter today and then held on to outlast Rutgers 13-7 in a football game played in Sumner on a keep play put the noski's second punt and sped 38 yards before being downed on Big Green on Penn eight. After a yard loss by Hornsby on Penn's 24 by tackle Fred Dustin brutal near 90 degree heat at Rut gers Stadium. a hand off, Sumner hit his fullback mentary respite for the Cavaliers.

19-13. Four yards by Hornsby and seven by Yohe accounted for the initial Halfback Joe Palmieri and end Sturm lost one on a sneak and from Newport News with a short pass over center and had its Bobby Lance ran 86 yards for Nat Naddeo got four over right Andy Nacrelli counted for Fordham, first down on Penn's 13 final touchdown. Sazio again con tackle. Ciemniecki went one yard to paydirt and Sturm converted to Palmier; on a 34-yard run after taking a handoff from quarterback one Florida touchdown and Fred Robinson and Dick Allen passed for Sumner lost a yard but Hornsbv clicked off five and Yohe drove verted from placement to make the tie it at 7-7 with 12:50 still to eo. scoreboards final reading: to the three, just a fraction of an the others.

Gene Callahan, and Nacrelli on 29-yard pass from Callahan. 27, Penn 7. the Cavaliers couldnt move the Inch short of a first down. VIRGINIA Following that final TD the ball after taking the kickoff and IEFT ENDS Quillen, Pogua, Gundsrmaa 7 2654 7 20 PRINCETON 7 COLUMBIA 7 A quarterback sneak by Sumner completed the first down a half Quillen punted out of bounds on Quakers held possession for most of the remaining time but to no 1 itr i I m. ve nut norn.

ai. LEFT GUAROS Fannen. Petrllll. Florida scored in the first half on Robinson's 19-yard toss to Bob Smith and had a 13-0 lead early in the third quarter after Lance fooled GWs 43. Two plays later, the PRINCETON, 54-20 yard from the goal and then with great avail and Penn followers after New York, Oct.

2 UPi Royce only 2:12 left in the quarter Sumner did the same thing and went over the final whistle were leaving Colonials had the 14,000 Scott Stadium electrified when Ciemniecki scampered 53 yards into glory land. Flippm, a one-man team on a two- Auburn with a fake handoff, ran franklin field talking about a long team Tiger squad, scored three for a 6-0 lead. hard Winter in the omns. CENTERS Meadows. May, Pugh.

RIGHT GUAROS Poller. Corson. RIGHT TACKLES Jordan. Elekes. RIGHT ENDS Meyer, Hagy.

MoLaugnlla. QUARTERBACKS Bonney. Bailey, Clerkej LEFT HALFBACKS Hartwell, E. Knew Ice, Niedbala. Lawyer.

Hartwell. RIGHT HALFBACKS Strom pek, Jenkins. S. Knewlea. FULLBACKS 6 at ling.

Hotter. Berry. inside tackle and past the whole Alter sturm went four yards on The two teams punted back and touchdowns, passed for another and made a vital pass interception today a keep play. Ciemniecki hit the Tiger team. forth until there were only three minutes or less remaining in the left side.

He was stonned brieflv as Princeton overpowered Columbia, But Auburn, mixing its classy 54-20. WILLIAM 4 MARY LEFT ENDS Cm. Melth. Riley LEFT TACKLES Sulo. Tucker.

Brantley LEFT GUARDS Cerbett. Sydner, Frltijertld CENTERS Martin, Cardamene. RIGHT GUARDS Scott. Hleks, Waksmunikl RIGHT TACKLES Chieta, Shaubaek. RIGHT ENDS Fenes, Dllley.

QUARTERBACKS Sumner. Brleee. I at the line, then bolted through and headed to the sidelines where he passing combination of Bobby Free Flippin, a 20-year-old junior tail GEORGE WASHINGTON 0 0 IS IS 7-14 man to Jim Pyburn with the power VIRGINIA 7 back from Montclair, N. broke second quarter and the Indians began using their cross buck with deadly earnestness. PUNT SHORT After Quaker quarterback Jim GW Scoring: Touchdowns Ciemniecki 2.

Con plunging of Joe Childress, came the game wide open in the second went the last 37 yards unmolested. Sturm's kick was good but the Colonials were penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness and version Sturm. LEFT HALFBACKS Yohe, Martin. Simpson quarter when he maneuvered tne back to tie it up. Virginia Scoring: Touchdowns Hart we Clarke.

Conversions S. Knewies 2. Manley's punt fell short on That left it to Allen, a sophomore RIGHT HALFBACKS Herrmann, Duff. FULLBACKS Hornsby. Henley.

PENN LEFT ENDS Caitle. T. Conlln. LEFT TACKLES Duttln, Shade. LEFT GUARDS Gunkla, Assumus, Pomy Tigers 87 yards in four plays, running the last, 40 himself, for their second touchdown.

From there on it was just a scor from Altanta to guide Florida for the winning score. alikl. VIRGINIA'S GROUND ATTACK SPUTTERS Joe Niedbala Banged Down By Center Dick Gasperi Of GW ing match with the Tigers getting virtually all the breaks and cashing AUBURN 713 Missouri Raps Kansas State; Colorado Pounds Jayhawks FLORIDA 7 I CENTERS Trautman, Kepenhhaver, RIGHT GUARDS Klnloeh, Levita. RIGHT TACKLES Jaekian. Judie.

RIGHT ENDS Ltvln, i. Conlin. in on them with a series of long Auburn Scoring: Touchdowns, i. Freeman 2. Conversion, Childress, QUARTERBACKS Manloy, Callahan.

Butler gajlops. YALE NIPS BROWN 26, Yohe cross-bucked over right guard for seven yards. Doug Henley picked up the three needed for a first down on the next play and Yohe again shot through the right guard for eight yards. A Sumner to Lindy Cox was too long but Herrmann did the bucking off left guard on the ensuing play. A fumble by Junior Duff halted this offensive but Penn could get nowhere and Hynoski spiralled what looked like a deadly punt to seven.

However, here's where Sumner stepped in to do an Florida Scoring: Touchdown, Smith, LaJleo. Burford. Conversion, Chandler. N. C.

College Spills Pirates LEFT HALFBACK8 Hynoiki, Lerengood. RIGHT HALFBACKS Scott. Hyland. FULLBACKS Chaplin, Hardy. New Haven, Oct.

2 Ufl Manhattan, Oct. 727 0 7 14 0 WILLIAM 4. MARY PENN GEORGIA UPSET Athens, Oct. 2 Texas Yale, led by sophomore Denny Mc-Gill's, two touchdowns outfought Brown, 26-24, in an exciting Ivy The Missouri Tigers, rebounding William and Mary Scoring: Touchdown In Last Half Splurge, 28-0 brilliantly from a shellacking by Sumner art In, Horniby. Corrverilonl Sailo League football battle in the Yale Purdue last week, mauled Kansas Bowl today which had the 27,000 Cenyer.

Pen Seerlni: Touchdownt Nynoikl, clone Nynoekl, fans on edge throughout. Brown Hl.lntft in ihm ihWA nnnrtAr State, 35-7, in a Big Seven Conference opener before 21,500 today. failure to kick extra points after Huge John Baker, a 290-pound Oct. 2. tffl-w Unbeaten Colorado unleashed a three-touchdown scoring bunt in less than 10 minutes of the third period and humbled the Kansas layhawkers, 27-0, in their Brg Seven football opener today.

The Buffaloes had been heleV scoreless in the first half but utilized a 43-yard forward pass play and two ground attacks to plow under-the Kansans, who lost their thiri, straight game. any of its scores marked the The Tigers, struck sharply for a NO First Downs 12 Yards Rushing 313 Yards Passing 0 Passes Attempted Passes Completed 0 Passes Intercepted by 2 Fumbles Loot 3 Punting Average 43 Yards Penalized 80 A an undermanned underdog, abandoned its racehorse running game in the cluth today and turned to passing to upset Georgia, 6-0. Swift Aggie backs such as Elwood Kettler, Don Watson and Don Kachtik and a mobile, fast-charging line kept the ball In Georgia territory practically the whole game, but it was Kettler's 16-yard pass to Gene Stallings that brought the payoff in the second period. Georgia, favored by a touch 21-0 halftime lead, yielded a touchdown in the third and then scored twice in the last period to make it a rout Texas Slaps Cougars, 40-14, As Reserves Steal Honors Yale, scoring in each period, held a 20-6 advantage early in the third quarter, but was never able to relax in the face of Brown's desperate rallies. Brown's brilliant quarterback Pete Kohut of Ambridge, tossed three touchdown passes to lead the freshman fullback, smashed through the right side of the line for the third score for the Eagles after a sustained drive of 85 yards.

Webster added both extra points from placement. The final marker came about in the last three minutes of the game After being held at bay for one MISSOURI 7 KANSAS 8TATE 1435 1 if. 21 COLORADO 0 0 KANSAS 0 quarter, the North Carolina College Eagles unleashed 'a relentless running attack coupled with a solid defensive wall to trounce the Austin, Oct. 2. W) A hard-running herd of Texas back- Bruins.

Touchdowns Maphie Conversions Hardy Missouri Scoring: Touchdowns Fox 2. Hunter. Rice, Brass. Conversions Fo 3. Mehrer, Roll.

Kansas Stats Scoring: Touchdown Taylor. Conversion Dahnke. Scoring; Bayuk. Colorado Bernard Lament. down and with a greater stock of 1224 626 BROWN YALE field reserves slammed the Wash when sophomore halfback George Hampton Institute Pirates, 28-0, llliliillMlllvli Brown Scoring: Touchdowns Cronin, Joseph yesterday afternoon at Armstrorg ington State Cougars, 40-14, this hot and humid day, scampering to Field.

Davidson Scores 2 2nd Half TD's To Whip Citadel Charleston, S. Oct. 2 UPl- Alexander intercepted a Fletcher Battle pass on the Hampton 35 and raced across the goal. Baker reserves, never was able to get a threatening offense rolling. EASY WIN State College, OcU 2 Practically the entire first period an overwhelming 33-7 lead at the son, Williams.

Bartuika. Yale Scoring: Touchdowns MeGIII Brink, Armstrong. Convsrsions V. Loueks, Mathias. COLGATE ROMPS Worcester.

Oct. 2. UPV was played in the Eagles' territory as Hampton's offensive mechanism Important Notice-: halftime. But despite the obvious superior plunged through the line for the extra point. looked as though it might click.

Colgate halfback Frank Nardulli Davidson College struck for two sec But early in the second stanza Captain Fred Clack, a tackle ity of the Texans, it was Cougar fullback Duke Washington who ond half touchdowns to defeat the North Carolina began to move. scored two touchdowns one on a 39 yard run and the other on a 15 For from San Antonio, George Brown, freshman guard from Balti Citadel 13-0 in a Southern Confer Jerome Evans, 180-pound senior yard pass from quarterback Dick pulled off the most sensational run of the game. Washington, the halfback, ran through right tackle ence football game here tonight. more, and Sandford Wilson, fresh Lalla today as the Red Raiders 83 yards for the initial talley of A crowd of 6,700 watched the Fumbling Mississippi State had to call on third-string halfbacks Jim Tait and Frank Sabbatihi each scoring a touchdown in defeating little Arkansas State, 46-13, today. Mississippi State took a 20-0 first half lead, but Arkansas State smashed to two quick touchdowns early in the third period on a manful effort to upset the Mississippinans.

Mississippi State finally regained, its poise and rolled to four touchdowns in the final period. whipped Holy Cross, 18-0, for their second straight football victory. first Negro ever to play in Memor man guard from East Chicago, played outstanding defensive ball for Hampton Institute, the contest after a Hampton Insti FUEL OIL USERS tute punt had forced the visitors ial Stadium, set off on a 73-yard PENN STATE, 13-0 Svracuse, N. Oct. 2 W) Wildcats turn a pass interception into a third quarter touchdown, and then grind off 46 yards in 12 plays deep into their own territory.

North Carolina Collega Hampton Institute 0 7 0 1428 0 0 fallop for Washington's first touch down In second period. Dean Webster, Z50-pound euard from Raleigh, N. added the a Halfbacks Lenny Moore and Ron Younker lived up to their billing again today to lead Penn State to North Carolina College Scoring: Touchdowns Evans, Thornton. Baker. Aleiander.

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Three other reserves ing over from the one-vard line ed out of bounds on the Citadel's COLGATE 0 618 0 0' HOLY CROSS 36. Seven plays later. Brown punch Colgate Scoring: Touchdowns Nardulli 2, ed over from the two. Call. Midway of the final quarter completed the rout for Texas with Pat Tolar, No.

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