Maryland at Syracuse

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  The Washington times, District of Columbia, October 26, 1936, page 1

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  The TerpS are winning, there is no doubt about that. And while turning the trick they are show ing the football coordination that goes only with teams in that class. OF course, there’s Bill Guckeyson, a budding candidate for ALL American if ever there was one. Then, Bills backfield teammates, Coleman Headley, Jim Meade, Charlie Ellinger, Johnny Gormley and “Pappy” DAILY. Group Goes Well Against Syracuse Saturday the entire group performed in just the manner coach Frank Dobson might desire. GuckeySon guided the team towards each of its touchdowns while the others bal. anced the thing with their efforts on each Of the Terp marches. Maryland won, 20 to 0. The teams line was supposed to be the one weak link when the season started. This was largely because of the graduations of many aces from the 1885 roster. But in the past two games at least, there’s been nothing wrong with the forward wall. All have performed like they should, Walton, o newcomer at center, Surgent, at guard and Kirkland, at tackle, particularly standing out. Then Blair Smith and Vic Will

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Syracuse leads 19–⁠16–⁠2 in 37 meetings, counting the 33 since this game.