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Jay Vees Drop First Game

By FLETCHER THOMPSON

1972 Freshman Squad:

     

First Row:	Ed Milligan, Ron Morley, Dave Echols, Jim Toombs, Ray Albrecht, Joe Schaeffer, Mike Dowe, Jay Ashby.
Second Row:	Mike Heatwole, Raymond Keys, Kelly Cain, John Beckwith, Dennis Delinger, Rob Berce, Harry Thomas, Tony Timperio, Jim Pruner, Alan Williams, Charlie Hale.
Third Row:	Paul Fraim (JV coach), Mike Bennett, Gilbert Smith, Scott Gardner, Tom Glassic, Paul Tamulonis, Mike Adams, Mike McCoy, Chuck Baer, David Livesay, Mike Smeraski

The sparse crowd that
bothered to show up at
Friday's junior varsity debut
was given an exhibition in
contrasting in coaching
philosophies and pretty fair
football as the Maryland
Terrapins subdued the
Cavayearlings, 21-14.

Employing his starting
line-up for the entire game,
Terp Jayvee boss Dick Redding
relied primarily on his potent
ground attack, led by fullback
John Schultz, while Virginia
mentor Paul Fraim threw a
more balanced offense at his
adversaries and found time to
get everybody in the game,
including all four of his
quarterbacks.

Due to a lack of practice as
a team, the Cavs were plagued
at times by noticeable
disparities in timing and were
penalized several times for
illegal motion.

Fraim, however, eschewed
any excuses, placing the blame
for the loss on himself and his
staff for not having the team