Word: scarbath
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Dates: during 1952-1952
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Only Ivy player to make-the first team was end Ed Bell of Pennsylvania, along with such standouts as tackle Dick Modzelewski and quarterback Jack Scarbath of Maryland...
Maryland's Jack Scarbath, touted as the best bet for All-America quarterback honors, enjoyed the easiest day of all. The nation's No. 2 team had an open date...
...University of Maryland, unbeaten and ranked second in the U.S. A Maryland junior named Louis L. Glickfield, who had tried out for the squad and failed, reportedly offered bribes of $1,000 to Center Tom Cosgrove, $400 to Guard Frank Navarro, and, unaccountably, only $100 to Quarterback Jack Scarbath, the team's key ball-handler. Glickfield did not ask his ex-teammates to throw the game with Louisiana State; he just wanted them to hold the winning margin below 21 points, the gamblers' "point spread" on the game. That way, bets on losing Louisiana would still have...
...three players promptly reported the bribe offer to Maryland Coach Jim Tatum. "Why didn't you kill the guy?" Tatum growled at Quarterback Scarbath. Then Tatum called the cops. Against L.S.U., the fired-up trio and their teammates ran up a 34-0 score before Tatum relaxed and sent in a stream of substitutes. Final score, well above the gamblers' spread...
South. Maryland, say the experts, is the best in the nation. Quarterback Jack Scarbath, already hailed as "Back of the Year," and 245-lb. Tackle Dick Modzelewski are enough to make a good team great. In the Southeastern Conference, Georgia Tech, with 36 lettermen returning, is rated a notch ahead of Tennessee. Mississippi has a dangerous running offense; playing an easy schedule that bypasses both Tech and Tennessee, it might wind up conference champion...
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