PAGE EIGHT Lion Ground Attack Rolls on Over Hapless BU —Daily Collerian !Itch; by Dave Da'ar QUARTERBACK AL JACKS gets set to hand off to left halfback Bruce Gilmore in a panoramic view of activity during the Lion-Boston University encounter. Guards Joe Sabol (67) and Dick McMillan (64) and backs Andy Mocoyni (14) and Maurice Schleicher (32) get set to lead Gilmore on the end sweep. Gridders Relax, Trounce RU Gilmore Top Lion Rusher In 40-7 Win By FRAN FANUCCI After three consecutive; weeks of high-tension foot-! ball action, the Lion friddersi settled down, relaxed and waltzed to an extremely easy! 40-7 win over Boston University, before 28.240 unexcited fans, who; seemed to be more interested in ;a boxer dog who roamed all over! the field than in the game itself,` Reserve "halfback Bruce Gil-; more, playing full time because; o 1 a "charley horse"sustained by Ray Alberigi early in the ganie. ran roughshod over the Terriers. racking up the highest total of . any Lion back this year-110 yardS. If was the Lions' fifth victory of the season as against two de feats and kept their hopes for an evading bowl bid still linger ing. Boston Coach Buff Donelli, inf an after the game comment, said, that this year's Lion team was' the best he ever saw. "We figured ; that they had strong attack up, the middle so we trained for that.' Donelli said, - but they turned :around and ran our ends ragged."l BILLY KANE shown scoring The Lions' ground and air at- the Lions' second touchdown in tack was at its best—grinding out second quarter action Saturday 3/7 yards on the ground and 168 i at Beaver Field. in the air, both season's high. Billy Kane, right halfback. was!of the best in the nation, has now second to Gilmore in rushing Nv/th:allowed only 22 completions this 115 yards. The senior star also , year and has intercepted 16, two scored two touchdowns to in-,of which came Saturday. crease his scoring lead to 30i The Terriers gained 141 yards points. rushing, mostly against the second Other statistics justify the and third strings, and 65 in the rout. The Lions had 21 first 'air. downs to Boston's li, completed ' The Lions' varsity forward wall, nixie of 23 passes while the displayed offensive might besides minded Terriers were able to 'its always tough defense. Captain complete only four of 20. 'Sam Valentine and guard Dick The Nittany pass defense, one DeLuca spearheaded the defen- THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA sive unit. while Terrier tackle Lou Lovely, who was voted the outstanding linemen on the field by the working press, sparked for Boston. Lovely made almost half of the Terrier tackles. ; The Lions took only a 6-0 lead after the first quarter, but immediately disappointed the Terrier fans by rolling up 21 points in the second quarter to I put the game on ice. They added touchdowns in each .of the third and fourth quarters ,while Boston shoved one across in the third. Valentine won the toss for the 'fir ,t lime this year and elected to kick, in order to have the 10 m.p.h. wind at his back. The Terriers were unable to move and punted but the Lions promptly fumbled on third play from scrim : mage and the Terriers recovered. 'Center Dan Radakovich intercept ed a pass, but for the second time in succession the Lions had to re linquish the ball, causing a stir among the fans. ' The Terriers were stalled and punted. Coach Rip Engle inserted a "fresh" team and it rolled to the touchdown, with Gilmore traveling 33 yards for the score. The extra point try by end Jack Faris was no good. In the second quarter the Lions began to roll from their 28. Reserve •fullback Maurice Schleicher gained eight yards on two plays and quarterback Al Jacks hit Paul North on the Lion 46. Engle reinserted the varsity at this point. Kane went off tackle for two. On the following play quarter back Milt Plum hit Kane on the BU 23 for a first down. Alberigi drove 16 yards around end to the seven. Emil Caprara, fullback, bucked to the five and Alberigi drove to the three setting the stage for Kane's second TD. Plum took the snapback, twist ed, put the ball in Caprara's stom ach, pulled it out, and pitched out' to Kane who, with the help of a key block from Alberigi, went across untouched. Plum's PAT Wa::, good. The third touchdown followed almost immediately. The Ter- Gridiron 801 l in HUB Ballroom • with AIM BAND • on Saturday, November 17 9-12 Prizes Awarded Party Dress Admission—Free riers punted to the Lion 41. af ter being stalled. After a series of plays that brought the ball to the Terrier 28, Plum hit Wal ters on the two-yard line and the junior end went over back wards. Plum's PAT was good again. The Lions scored in the third when Kane, on the BU 24, took a pitchout from Plum, who faked Gilmore on a draw, and traveled around end for the TD. Plum's third try for the PAT was good. The final score came on a spec tacular 73-yard pass play to Wal ters, who caught the ball on the BU 40 and butraced two defenders to the goal. The PAT by Plum wi:s no good. The Terriers' only TD came Boxing Entries Due Tomorrow All entries for intramural box ing must be made by 4:30 p.m. to morrow at the intramural office in Rec Hall. Separate competition will be pro vided for fraternity and indepen dent groups. Each weight class must have a minimum of eight contestants. Boxing equipment will be avail able for daily use starting Mon day, November 26 between the hours of 4 to 6 p.m. Mr. McHugh will be at the starting area to supervise and issue equipment to those who want to work out. . . PRIME STEAKS LA GALLERIA • STEAMED CLAMS Hours Mon.-Thurs. 5-11 p.m. 233 E. Beaver Fri. and Sat. 5-12 Sun. 12 Noon-8 p.m. AD 84765 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1956 when Schleicher, attempting to lateral the ball, fumbled and recovered on the Lion 46. Ten plays later Lenny Hill sneaked over for the TD. Hill kicked the PAT for the seventh point.
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