The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-21

Over 500 neopie assnmb bied at the River.
view grounds on Saturday afternoon to
witness tho game of foot ball between
tho strong Y, III. G. A. team and the team
Of the Maryland Athletic Chm. one of
the strongest In Maryland. A strong east.
erly wind was blowing, and this nterfered
somewhat with the kicking. The visitors
did not appear on the grounds until after
the time announced for the game. but on
their appearance they were cheered by
tire speciators and their few faithful ad.
mlfers who had come from Baltimore
with them, gave their yell: "Rah. rah.s
MA. Or 'N'
Y. NJ. Q. A. showed considerable i'm
provement over their playing since the
game with the Warren, the Interference
baing good and several long runs being
made. The visitors appeared to be heavier
than the Dhrlstlan9, but this did not deter
the wearers OF the maroon and white
from making gains through the line.
Campbell played great game at center,
as also did Hayes and Heck. Heck is
new man, this being his first game aud
be showed up to good advantage. The
y. NJ. c. A. line stood like a stone wall,
only one gain OF any consequence being
was not 50 firm. Plenty OF Kicking was
tndulged In by both Bides, Proctor OF the
N. A. g making several beautiful and
long kicks. Mahatfy passed well. and the
playing Ol tilc NJ v. IA, DhChB AIlI Oh
Proctor was the source OF much com mment
on the part OF the spectators. On the
toss III. A. q. secured the west goal, Bes
curing the advantage of the strong wind.
Hodgman kicFed oil against the wind
at 4 O3 to Mnrylands 25 yard line. Y. II.
u A. soon secured tho ball, and nfter
sendlng Cornbrooks ut tackle for a gain,
Harvey took the ball around left end for
10 yards. Walss then apparently went at
center but this was only trick, and
lAHk
yard run and made u touchdown. HodR.
man kicked q goal Time 8 minutes.
Score Y. Nj. O. A. q. III. A. q. o.
Proctor klcked Off to the Uhrlstlans' 10
yard line. and Garrettran 1t back yards.
X. M. c, A. by three ruehes made gains,
q try around right end. Aided by good
Interference he mada splendid rur of so
yards oefore downed. Maryland here got
the bull on downs and Proctor was soon
forced to kick. Wales got the ball and
made small gain. and Curnbrooks took
the bali around right end for good gain.
Time was called with the teams sirug.
Cling near the center OF the Hold. Length
of half 20 ninutes.
The wind had died out considerably by
the beginning OF the second half. Proc.
tor kicked of to tho Association'e 10 yard
line and CornbroUks ran the bali back 10
yards. After sending Wales at center and
Hayes at right guard for gains. The ball
was lumDlou bnttolt icit ou
A. O. got the ball on downs, but could
not gain and lost the ball. Wales was
Boon forced to kloR ard Garrett tackled
before any gain could be made. Nj. A.
q. could not make the required gain, and
Y. N. C. A. got the ball, and by stendy
rnsnee landed 1t on Maryland's yard
line Harvey went around right end for
yards. aud Garrett attempted last end.
but no gain. The ball was now on Mary.
lands yard line, and ths \; M 2 A.
had to either score or lose the bali. Hayes
tried center but the MarylSnders' line +!
etood like a stone wall and no gain was
made. Ii was now M. A. Cs ball and
Proctor kicked to the middle Of the field.
An exchange OF kicks now took place, and
Wales tried for a goal from the iield. The
ball went undeIneath tho bar and ho
goal was made. The BOIL was punted out
and Wales returned Il. It was again
pnnted out and Harvey returned 1t. Ii
was again punted out. and time was call
ed with the ball In Y. II. e. A'a possession
on Mnrylend,s 20 yard line. Score-Y. III.
q. A. o III. A. G. 0.
Castle that the University of Pennsylvania
will make Yale hustle.
Tho A1ya team was defeated at New Cas-
tie on Saturday by the score of1 to o.
Tho Alva's captain claims the score should
be s 100 as he claims that his team made
two touehdowns.
The Warren Junior foot ball team of
this city went TO Newark on Saturday and
was defeated by the Young American team
by score OF 10 to Q.
Othsr games on Saturday:
AT Phtiadeiphla-U. OF Pa. "a; U. Of yir.
ginla. 0.