Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-16
CADETS DEFEAT DICKINSON.
They Pile up Thirty-FOur Points "a
Their Opponents Four.

The Cadets won their fifth straight
game on Saturday afternoon by walking
away with Dickinson to the tune Of "a
to4 The visitors were short two play
ers, but they expected ifthey didn't win.
to at least play the Cadets a very close
game. They were a little off in their
calculation and at no stage of the game
did they put up the game that was ex-
pected of them.
The game began at 2.40 and was very
long drawn out, owing to the numerous
delays occasioned by injuries to the
players The Cadets had the ball at the
start, and gained about 80 yards from a
beautifully worked wedge Two rushes
| BY Hasbrouck and Johnson advanced the
| ball 20 yards more. and in just 20 sec
onds after play began, Macklin scored q
touchdown. Symington kicked the goal.
| Dickinson took the bali to the centre and
| tried TO see what they could do with a
wedge. They did very little, as Holsin.
ger stopped ii beautifully. For the next
| fifteen moments the contest was a very
equal one. Dickinson got the ball in
their territory on a kick, and failed to
gain in two downs. Then they prepar b.
ed for kick, and the Cadet backs got rea-
dy to return 1t. Instead of kicking,
Bickle went around the end for beau
tiful 25 yard rush. Good rushing by
Minnick and kick advanced the bal
into the Cadets territory. Then the Ca
diets got the ball, and by bad fun
bling and failure of the proper man to
take the ball lost 10 yards. A splendid
kick by Bagley sent the ball we'll down
the field. Dickinson lost 1t on four downs
and several rushes by johnson took 1t up
to and over their goal line. Symington
flunked on the goal. Then by good rush
ing and kicking. Dickinson carried
the ball into their opponents territory
The Cadets got the ball In the centre and
by the splendid rushing of Johnson, Has.
brouck. Coleman and Macklin took 1t to
within five yards of Dickinson's goal.
Then they lost 1t. but got It again i'm
mediately, and Macklin scored his Sec
ond touchdown. Symington kicked the
goal. The half ended with the score
16 to 0.
Dickinson opened the second half with
a wedge which Holsinger again neatly
stopped. The Cadets got the ball on the
fourth down, and Bagley by beautiful
run through the line and past the backs
scored touchdown. Symington added
two more points by kicking the goal.
Dickinson took the ball to the centre,
quickly lost 1t, and Johnson, Hasbrouck
and Macklin rushed 1t to their 5.Yard
line. Coleman took it over. and Sym
ington failed on the goal. Dickinson
kicked it from their 25-yard line, but
good rushing brought il back and Bag
| ley scored his secoud touchdown by a
very pretty run of % yards. The ball
was punted out, and Johnson tried for a
goal but the ball struck a Dickinson
playar and Trench downed it. Macklin
made 10 yards around the end and john
son scored the Cadets last touchdown.
From this point Dickinson played a
strong game. They kicked the ball from
| the 25-yard line. Soon they got 1t again,
aud Bickle made pretty 20-Yard dash.
Then he kicl ed it to the centre of the
| field, and another kick sent 1t way down
into the Cadets territory. Bagley miss
ed il, and Dickinson downed the ball on
the Cadets 5-yard line The first rush
gained nothing, but on the next Northrup
went through the line for touchdown.
No goal resulted, and Bagley kicked the
ball from the Cadets 25-yard line. Dick
inson got it, and for the first time during
the game forced the Cadets line for gooo
gains. It was too late however, and In
few moments the game ended with the
ball in the Cadets possession on their
25-yard line.
For Dickinson, Minnick played beau
tiful game, making several very pretty
runs and tackles. Bickle punted splen-
didly, and made several good runs when
the Cadets expected him to kick the ball
Evans, Terhune. Hynson and Greer
! tackled well.
Upon the whole the Cadets played their
best game of the season. Their interior
ence was excellent, and the team work
good except for two or three bad fun
bles Their weak point is the failure of
their backs to catch the ball when 1t Is
kicked. and the failure of their interior
ers to block off the men If the backs
do get the ball and try to rush it. They
don't play as quick gene as they
might, and haven't the wind TO do It II
they tried. Outside of these failings
the Cadets play very strong game, and
in all probility will defeat the West
Point when they meet them. In Satur-
days game johnson, Macklin, Bagley,
Hasbrouck and Coleman did the best
rushing and johnson, Ferguson, Sym
ington, Trench and Beuret the best tack
ling. The teams were composed as fol-
| lows: