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Bronnan/cad. Lathrop through Q halc in th. 80./0" fino Bees were to be the opposition. The Bees had been rated generally a weak grid outfit. This year's team was no exception. The Terrors ·galloped off with a 26 to 0 victory although it was evident that they could have run up a higher score without much difficulty. "Jim" Brennan made the longest run of the day when he gathered in a punt and ran eighty-two yards to plant the pigskin across the goal line. Leroy Camp- bell unloosened his mighty left arm and hurled two touchdown passes, one to "Don" Keyser across the goal line and the other to Frank Sadow- ski, who trotted the remaining five yards to score. The play of Henry Munder, giant tackle, Hood out for the University of Baltimore. As yet the Terrors had not beaten a major opponent. Consequently they were not "doped" to defeat Boston College. The Eagles had not forgotten the 40 to 0 defeat of 1934 and they intended to get revenge this year when the teams clashed in the Hub City. But the Terrors journeyed to Boston, and when the game was over the Eagles once again had been humbled, this time by a 12 to 6 score. "Jim" Brennan took over the quarterback duties from Lathrop in this game and held them the rest of the season. Lathrop, freed from signal calling, turned in a masterful running game. The touchdowns were scored by Draper and Brennan, each on 2 yard plunges. The Western Maryland defense was stubborn, particularly in the play of "Louie" Lassahn, "Stan" Benjamin, and "Nick" Campofreda Encouraged by this win, the Terrors entrained for Washington to combat Catholic University. The Cardinals, always strong, had another powerful team this year. They defeated the Green and Gold aggregation by a 20 to 6 count, but it was the Terror team that sprang the surprises. A crazy play, best described as the "Dipsy-doo." caught the Washing_ tonians napping. The Terrors scored when Benjamin blocked a punt and fell on it across the line for a touchdown. Catholic U.'s big line and fast backs wreaked havoc on the smaller visitors as Adaimitis and Carroll 115