Holy Cross at Brown

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  Evening star, October 28, 1951, page 41

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  Two 74-Yard Sprints Feature Holy Cross 41–⁠6 Rout Of Brown PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Oct. 81 Holy Cross, the East’s offense leaders, romped to a Ais victory over Brown today after getting off to a slow start. With Gene Schiller filling in as passer for the stricken Charlie Maloy. Holy Cross piled up ter rifle yardage while scoring twice in the second period, three times in the third and once in the finale Hard-driving Johnny Turco accounted for two Holy Cross touch downs and turned in spectacular 74-yard touchdown return of q fourth period punt. Gallo Matches Turco Dash Turned back twice in the first period. Schiller got Holy Cross rolling by racing from midfield to Browns 20 after taking a pass. He later scored from nine yards out shortly after Holy Cross marched from its one to its 26 and Paul Gallo set off on a 74-yard touch down sprinte down the left side line. Schiller’s only touchdown toss was caught by Bob Doyle early ir the third period and covered &c yards. Mike Cooney, Holy Cross tackle. recovered Johnny Orton’: fumbled punt on Browns 9 soor after and Pete Biocca banged over from the one. A 45-yard aerial from Shillel to Turco accounted for most q the gain as the latter capped & 7b-yard drive with a four-yarc scoring slam. Carter’s Knee Fractured. After Turco’s spectacular fourth period scoring runback. during which Dave Carter suffered a fractured left knee after being hit by a blocker. DR.. Eddie An derson started emptying the Holy Cross bench. Brown ---- 0 0 o g. Holy Cross scoring; Iouehd9wns- Conversions-Feltch t5). Brown scoring ouehdown-Martland.

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Holy Cross leads 24–⁠23–⁠2 in 49 meetings, counting the 21 since this game.