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Terrors Take Two Titles The 1962 season proved to be a very favor- able one for the Green Terror grid men as they battled their way to another Mason-Dixon championship and tied for first in the Middle Atlantic Conference. This is the first time in many years that a Green Terror eleven has accomplished this double feat. After their only loss of the campaign to mighty Susquehanna, the Waldorfmen finished their season in strong fashion, blanking three of their last four op- ponents. For the year the Terrors scored a total of 97 points as against 49 for the opposition. In analyzing the successful season, mention must be made of the stellar defensive play which seemed to stifle the opponent's scoring potential in the second half. Every team was held scoreless in this time period until the final game of the season when Hopkins squeezed out their lone touchdown of the day. In post- season awards, Dave Markey was voted the Outstanding Blocking Lineman award, Eric Buckner received the Defensive Lineman award and Len Biser was voted the Most Valuable Player SCOHEBOARD Managers Dave SuttOI1, Pete Alexander, and Lew WMC 14 Bridgewater 0 Goodley. _~12 WMC Pen Military ~_ 7 WMC 8 Randolph-Macon __ 0 w~vrc _ 17 Hampden-Sidney _.14 WMC __8 Susquehanna 22 W~'IC 30 Upsala WMC 16 Dickenson ~~ 0 WMC __ 8 Drexel __..__0 W.\4C 14 Johns Hopkins 6