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Sixteen Seniors complete their football careers \ v: l^ETE AUGSBURGER — lull, husky end — Set Maryland pass- catching record with 2 5 recep- tions for 422 yards — Caught two aerials for touchdowns — Re- ceived honorable mention on the United Press All-America team — Hails from Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. TED BETZ— Steady, depend- able, sturdy end from Dundalk, Md. — Was all-State choice while playing for Fork Union Military Academy of Virginia — Highly effective performer for Terps both on offense and defense — Called " handsome blonde " . BOB DEAN— Big tackle who was one of busiest men on squad — He was starter on offense, could play defense ably and did the kicking off and point after touchdown booting — Con- tributed 2 5 extra points — Came from Baldwin Township High in Pittsburgh. RUDY GAYUR — Contributed much to football during his regime of three years — Not up to old form during 1950 season — This may have been due to necessity to work for needed funds — Four letter man in his high school days in Yonkers, New York. CHESTER GIERULA — Great tackle all season — Brilliant play in Michigan State game earned him National acclaim — Took part in senior bowl and all-star clash in Richmond — Claimed by (Cleveland Browns, pro grid champs — Comes from Allen- town, Pennsylvania. TOM McHUGH — Versatile lineman who shone on offense as well as defense — Usually was defensive starter — Also could perform well on either side of line — Often shot into attack in pinch — Doubtless message car- rier — Proud that he ' s from Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. JOHN IDZIK— Backfield bul- \sark who was demon on defense — Could have starred on offense but was defensive necessity — Saved more touchdowns than most backs scored — All-Catholic and All-City in Philadelphia — Defensive ace in North-South Shrine game. STAN KARNASH — Tall, elusive end who is fleet enough to be star back — Leading pass catcher last year and second in 1950— Caught 16 for 25 3 yards — Snatched pair for touch- downs — Displayed great possi- bilities in lacrosse — His home is in Pittsburgh. ' illl ^ ^ 277
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