Fordham University School of Business - Aries Yearbook (New York, NY)

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. tr- 9 U' 46 . IP! --1,1-- --M., i HQWIII P 'T' 61- if-H?- -fu' 'l YF' i ll fl ' 'PPT -.v -- 1 ' f 'l 'k' A 4 I I I I I if X! i f-i f ev f I li 3 i e c ' 1 is U Fordham 15 - Purdue 0 AFTER two vain Fordham attempts the Rams hutted the Boilermalcers oi Purdue into suhmission hetore 45,000 spectators. Qn the second play of the game Dullcie and Druze taclcled Drake, powerful Purdue fullhaclc, so hard that he fumhled and Pierce recovered for Fordham on the Boilermalcer 20. A few plays later Dullcie huclied the hall over for the first touch- down. Late in the first quarter Dralce was again guilty of a fumble and again Pierce recovered for Fordham on the Purdue 52. However history didn,t continue to re- peat itselfg the Ram rushing attaclc was stopped and Pa- lau Iciclced a thirty-four yard goal from placement to make the score Q-0. Fordham threatened again when Stal- cup, Purdue safety, dropped a punt and Nlulrey fell on the pigslcin deep in Purdue territory. Two end-zone passes to Druze and lVIuIrey missed fire and the Boiler- I malcers were spared for the moment. Late in the third period with the hall in Fordhamys possession, first down and ten to go from their own 20, Al Gurslce started out around the right side of the Ma- roon Iine. Druze hoxed-in the Purdue taclde and Dullcie LEO PAQUIN leveled the defensive end. Gurslxe cut through this hole in the Kizer line and weaving his way past the secondaries swept on eighty yards to a touchdown. SCORE BY PERIODS Fordham ...,......,. 6 3 6 O-15 Purdue .........,...... O O 0 O- O Fordham Purdue Paquin ......,..... L. E. .....,,...., Powell Franco ...... L. T. ........ Schreyer Pierce ,.... L. G. .... Burmeister Wojie .....,........ C . .................. Bell Lombardi ........ R. G. .......... Graves Stanton .......... R. T. ...... Woltman Druze ..... R. E. ............ Spehn Palau ............ Q. B. .......,........ Gift Gurske .......... L. H. .......... Stalcup Mulrey .......... R. H, ............ Drake , , , K Dulkie ............ F. B. .............. Isbell GURSKE IS HIT FROM ALL SIDES f I . 'W 4 I 'mx -'4 -- 5' 15' .- Lf-ff1f76w 'f-7 I I , ff ' ' ' P .. , 2 T'-JY ? F -N! 'F ' I -it 1' '. -92 .1, 'fff flh fair? I I' if 3 I Q9 ' N 11 up i

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' f 'i1' rqlgrivavfd-Ava .. Wwffv' .fiai-'ff' ll' -:Fa-W .J Q-Qf'f ifvg Y . O Y - if f i-'Y .' X . ? ' I O Fordham 6 -. N. Y. u. 7 ONE year ago to-day Fordham hlasted the undefeated-season hopes and Rose Bowl aspirations of its hitter rival New York University. Today an underdog Violet team arose to return the compliment. The Violent Violets showed scant respect for the un- heaten Rams. Only at the outset did Fordham have the advantage, reeling off four first downs to fail after reach- ing the N.Y.U. 55. Phenomenal punting loy Dunney, Violet end, nullified any incipient Maroon drives. ln the second period Bloom returned a Palau punt to the Ram 55. Running and passing, Bloom advanced the loall to the Maroon 12. Shorten on a cuthaclc through left taclcle gained ten and a first down on the 2. Fordham's once invincible stone wall repulsed two huclqs hut on the third down Miller tossed a shovel pass to Savarese. who circled right end for the score. Sal Somma added what was to he the margin of victory. ln the waning minutes of the half the Rams sud- denly came to life. Kochel recovered a Bloom fumble on the Maroon 55. A spectacular forward lateral from Vvoitlioslxi to Jacunslci to Vvojie, carried the Rams to NAT PIERCE the Violet 52. Vvoitlcoslci and Mautte teamed up on an aerial that netted eight. McKnight fading to the right dodged a Violet taclcler and rifled the hall to Vvoitlcoslci in the end zone for the Only Mar00n SCOre. SCORE BY PERIODS Fordham ............ 0 6 O O-- 6 N. Y. U ............... 7 0 0 O- 7 Fordham N. Y. U. Paquin ..........., L.E. ,.,......,,. Sharp Franco ......... L.T. ...... Blomquist Pierce ......,.,.., L.G. .,.,,,.... Barberi Wojie ...........,., C. .,,......... Scarola Lombardi ........ R.G. .... Morchauser Stanton .......... R.T. ........ Swiadon Druze ............ R.E. .......... Durmey Palau ,,,,,,,..,,, ....,....... BIOOIII Gurske ............ L.H. ............ Miller Hearn ,....,...... R.H. ........ Savarese Dulkie ............ F.B. .......... Shorten HEARN OFF TACKLE FOR THREE ' 1 1 ' 5, O . . . -..W lm a n f 6 ' N 1 iv ,an i w Y YN UTY Y K , X . - - I