Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-11-09
CADETS WIN AGAIN.
They Defeat Kendall College in :
well Contested Game.

well Contested Game.
The Cadets won their third game of
foot ball by defeating the Mutes Satur-
day by a score of TO 0. The afternoon
was a beautiful one for football and
every one regretted that the game con
sisted of only one half The Mutes were
obliged to return 10 Washington on the
$50 train, and consequently only ole
forty-fye minute half was played.
The game started at 2.30 with the Ca
diets in possession of the ball. They be-
gan operations with the wedge, and the
Mutes Immediately showed them that
they understood perfectly how to take
charge of wedge. Then'Webster kick
ed the ball into the Mutes, territory
where it stayed for the next few mo-
ments. By the good rushing of Bagley
and Hasbrouck the ball taken way down
the field. Then the Mutes got il, and in
scrimmage on their 25-yard line, drop
ped il and Holsinger Immediately took
charge 81 IT, There wasn't q Mute
within 10 yards OF him and he had four
men to interfere for him, but as he didn't
appear 10 be able to do any running ex-
cept on his hands and kness, 1t seemed
very doubtful whether that style of To-
comotion would get across the line in
time, so he allowed Trench the honor of
making the only touchdown OF the game
by surrendering the ball to his protection.
The pass didn't seem to be exactly or
thodox, but the Mutes didn't make any
objections, so Symington kicked the
goal, and the cadets were credited with
6 points in 10 minutes play. The Mutes
then took the ball to the centre of the
field and showed the cadets how TO sue.
cessfnlly operate the wedge for a gain
of 10 yards. But the ball was again fore
ed down towards their goal, and Bagley
tried for goal from the field. 1t was
good attempt, but nothing more. The
Mutes started il OF from their 25-yard
line, and by rushing the Cadets cen.
tire took IL almost to the middle, Then
a foot tackle advanced them 25 yards.
but they failed to hold the advantage. and
the ball went back into their territory
again. At this point Ryan and Taylor
did some excellent rushing but they
were unable to get the ball away from
the middle of the field. Brady made a
fifteen-yard dash for the Cadets, then
Macklin contributed five more, which
was his only gain during the whole game
by the way, and when the ball was with
in eight yards of KendalPs goal, time
W aS CdilCu anu TIC OdaCNe MCtC AO4OC0
to be satisfied with the very small score
of to 9 The Mutes surprised every
one by their good showing against the
game they outplayed their opponents
The one weak point which lost them the
game was the failure of their men to
hold the ball. On one occasion the ball
was kicked by Bagley and at least half
a. MI had A ah0nn0 na IL
before ii was finally downed. Their
failure to hold and fall on the ball was
their great weak point. They tackled
excellently, interferred very well, and
forced the Cadets rush line better
than any othey team has yet done. They
didn't kick the ball once during the en-
tire game. though upon several occas-
ions it would haYe been q much better
play to have done so. Their mode of
play was much the same as the Cadets,
and in this instance the Cadets were
beaten at their own game, as the Mutes
forced their centre and tackles during
the entire game and with big gains.
Ryan played good game, his lodging
between the tackling and the end being
especially fine. Taylor rushed well.
upon several occasions going right
through the line for 10 yards. Brown,
Ely of Yale and Taylor did the best
tackling for the Mutes,
The Cadets put up a comparatively
poor game. They missed Johnson, and
their play was weaker in every point
than IN either previous games. The line
didn't hold, the interference was poor,
and the team work was conspicuous by
it's absence.
Trench PLAYED splendidly, his tack
ling being especially good. Bagley play
ed an excellent game. Beuret and Fer
guson did very well, and the playing of
the rest was in all brilliant. The Cadets
will probably play West Point on the
18th, and unless they want to get badly
beaten had better brace up, as West
Point has a very strong team this year,
and is playing goodfoot-b ball. The teams
Saturday were composed as follows;