Syracuse at Army

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, September 30, 1962, page 62

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  Army Tops Syracuse, %, Two Thefts Set Up Scores NEW YORK, Sept. 20 CAP) -Army’s Chinese Bandits stole the ball twice today and the Cadets converted the breaks into a field goal and touchdown in a 68-second span for a 90 football victory over Syracuse at the Polo Grounds. Both scores came in the fading minutes of the second quarter with Art (Cammy) Lewis, son Of the late West Virginia football coach, setting UP the first and passing for the second as the high spots in a brilliant iron man perform ance at quarterback. - Dick Heydt booted the field goal from the 20-yard line. A minute and 8 seconds later, Lewis dropped back from deep formation and rifled a 32-yard scoring pass to End Bobby Bedell. Heydt’s attempt for the extra point hit the goal post and bounced back. Second Army Victory The victory was the second for the new look” Army team under Paul Dietzel, who turned out championship teams at Louisiana State. 1t was the second setback for Syracuse,

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Syracuse leads 12–⁠10 in 22 meetings, counting the nine since this game.