SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15..1955
Navy Make
First Visit
Since 1932
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however, that has had trouble get- -
ting started. He is averaging 77.
yards per gameOncluding a 75-
yard running stint against Army
two weeks ago and an 88-yard
spree against Virginia last week.
All of Moore's gains have been
made under soft footing. He was
stopped from crossing the cen
tury mark: against the Cavaliers
last• week because of runs called
back on penalties.
Uses Two Defenses
• In• three games Navy has used
basically a 5.2-4, or a 5-3 defense
to stop William and Mary,• South
Carolina, and, most recently, Pitt.
Navy's lineup is expected . to
remain ' the same as that used
in the last three games, with sev
en lettermen opening—five of
them on the line.
Coach Rip Engle, however, is
expected to have at least tviio
lineup changes—one at end and
another at center—and perhaps
get a reassuring glance from the
fullback and tackle slots.
At end, Engle , has had a round
house of manpower this year, but
little experience. Doug Mechling,
Volant junior, will dress but may
not see action after battling a
virus attack this week.
Reich Returns
Co-captain Frank Reich, out
with a hand injury last week, is
expected back at the center post
and linebacking work. Walt Ma
zur, giant Tamaqua tackle, who
works with Chester's sophomore
Jack Calderone at. right tackle, is
also expected to return after sit
ting out last week with a hand
injury.
Guards Dick DeLuca, Sam - Val
entine, and Earl Shumaker, along
with co-captain and tackle Otto
Kneidinger, will carry the first
line duties.
Faris to Start . •
At left end Engle is expected
-to call on Paul North, a rugged
sophomore from Baden who has
worked well in three garrieq, and
Jack Faris, another soph, will re
place Mechling at right end. En
gle will also have sophomore Les
Walters and senior Leo Kwalik
in ready reserve. •
Buck Straub, Alliscin Park sen
ior who• broke his hand in pre
season drills and returned onlY
last week, opens at fullback ; with
halfbacki Moore and Billy Kane,
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..;o-Captains Otto Kneidinger,
Frank Reich: Bottom left, Bill
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