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AlOIHI) The Pittsburgh Press The combined efforts of West- point-after he had made the first first half ended-. Dukes on Ter- ern Maryland's Green Terrors and extra marker. rors 4·yard marker-Diksa saved Friday the 13th, failed to stop the Duquesne used 32 men during an imminent score when he bat- victorious advance of Duquesne the game. The Terrors were out- tled down Zaneski's pass over cen- University's great gridiron team at weighed-but fought gamely every ter as the half.time gun barked. Forbes Field and the Red and Blue inch of the contest. Duquesne In fourth quarter the Dukes achieved it's fifth victory in five started their shock troops but soon staged a determined march from starts of the season. Tossing a deli replaced them. Western Maryland's 41·yard line Co-Captains Dunn and Sadausky into the faces of the superstitous for the Terrors played stellar -which ended in a touchdown- Night Raiders won by exactly 13 games-while Blissman, stellar Ter- five yard penalty againt W. M. to O. ror left terminal, broke through re· College helped when visitors ex- Duquesne scored via the familiar peatedly to smear Duquesne backs. ceeded time out limit. Final score air route in the second quarter When the second quarter start. 13·0. Dukes fifth straight win.- that team when De Luca tossed a 12.yard ed the Dukes sent in eight versity Great that lost-One won-Fighting team of the best pass to Zaninelli who stepped men-shortly afterwards Gates, across the goal for a score. In Duke quarter ran a punt back to lines Layden had seen all year- Sadausky and Terror stars-Dunn, the final quarter Duquesne cli- the Terror 43·yard line.-A steady maxed a 41-yard march with a march carried ball to visitors 12- Blissman-Dukes had too much fought-bitterly manpower--clean score when De Luca crashed from yard line. On fourth down De contested game. the three.yard line for the second Luca hurled perfect pass to Zani- JACK SELL, touchdown-Zaninelli missed this nelli for first score. Just before By Pittsburgh Press. DUQUESNE VS. WESTERN MARYLAND PAG E '~5~