The times., 1897-11-07
c. A. G.'S EASY VICTORY
Winged Arrows Run up a Large
Score Against II. A. c.
THE FEATURES OF THE GAME
All the Washington Backs Dlstin-
guished Themselves by Brilliant
Huns, Taussig and Maupin Par
ticula rly- Watson the star of the
hay Final score SO To o.

For the second time within the week
the red ana blue of the Columbia Ath-
letic Clubs football warriors triumphed
over the orange of the Maryland Athletic
Ciut, at National Park yesterday afternoon.
The Columbia kickers simply ran away
from the Monumental men as though the
latter wsre tied at the post. The final
figures iii the score Were 800, on the
C. A. c. side OF the ledger.
The feature Of the game was the way
in which the Baltimore men didn't play.
While they We're d big, husky lot OF men,
they have great deal to learn about
the game Capt Wells took adYantag ge
OF the situation tc give most of his backs
a chance, ard nearly every candidate for
those positions took hand III the game.
Under ordinaTy circumstances Capt. " els
would ha We been badly handica pped, for
the larger number OF his regular pla yers
were laid up from injuries received in the
hard practice game OF Friday evening
Underwood, Reeve Lewis, Parsons, Nc
Gowan, Dickinson, and Maupin were all
on the retired list for the day. OF these
Maupin ana Dickinson pla yed, but were iu
poor shape.
All The Winged Arrow backs diStin-
guished themselves with brilliant runs.
Diminutive young Taussig during the close
of the second half sprinted around right
end and was off like a meteor down the
Held. Twisting and lodging through the
opposing pla yers, the plucky little lad
worked his way toward the coveted goal.
PLAYER attempted to cut him down in
front Of the goal. but the boy jumped clear
over him and across the line. 1t was 4
beautiful run.
Equally c!eyer was the run and touch
down scored by Maupin. This player
squirmed through the line, shook off
a couple of men who attempted ia check
him, ana started for the goal with an
elfuUst clear field. Ten yards from the
goal posts Wagner dived for him. knocking
him off his feet. Before another Mary
lander could get at him he was on his feet
and over goal line. Watson played the star
game of the 6ay. II seemed an tIapossi-
hnity ro- the visitors TO down him. Again
and again he went around the ends and
tE-0ugh the tackles for gains Of five to
forty yards
c. y C's first touchdown was made in
Three ntHates. NJ A. C. kicked off, Dyer
returning it. Cabrera was downed with
out gain and Wagner Kicked 10 Dyer, who
again returned it. BY quick work Dyer
put his team on SIDE, and Curtiss picking
up the ban ran twenty yards over the line
for the tlrst touchdown. He also kicked
goal. Continual gains by Watson and
Hooker took the bail wei into NJ A c.
territory. Dyer went through center for
five yards. Taussig cIeverly carried Tie
pIgskn rifJeen yaros, which brought the
ball WITHIN five yards OF the Mar rylanders
goal. Dyer then plunged through for the
| second touchdown, and a moment later
kicked goal Score, 1910.
or the Kickoff Dyer brought the ban
hack twenty wards before he was downed
Capt Wells followed with a clean gain
OF ten yards through left tackle, and
Hooker went ten more through right tackle
Watson came next with a ten-yard gain
| followed hy Curtlss, who made five through
right tackle Hooker went ten ya rds
| aad was fiereel- dawned by LuJhaTdt
Repeated aaius brought the leather tC
/ {. a C.'s 5-yard line and then Dyer went
| through center for the third touchdown
| also kicking goal. Score, $50. The
/ half ended al this point.
! In the second half Dyer was replaced
at fBlback by Brach and Maupin took
! Uooker's place at right hall Braeh
! kicked off, the bail going TO Poe, who Wa
| sayagely tackled ny Taussig.
slthardt made five yards around left
| end. Ta1lsSig downed Cabrera for five va rds
| loss, and Wagner was forced to kick
| Maupm gained twelve yards on a quicE
| opening. aud followed it with five va rd
| gain oa a Couble pass. Wells wen5 five
/ yards, and Ma aJpin made ten-yaid gan
on quick opening. Brach went through
center for five yards, twice in succession
| Watson was tackled without gain by
| Poe and Wells went four yards. Watson
then swnng around right end for the next
| touchdown, and Brach kicked goal. score
| $40.
Watson made a handsome twenty yard
| run after kick off, and Maupin went ter
| yards through center. He followed witt
eight yards on quick opening. Just at this
| point occurred the play. in which Maupir
mado his clever run and touchdown. Bfacl
kicked The difficult goal. Score, 300.
Brach got the bali on the kick and went
| forty yards before he was stopped. few
moments later Taussig got the pigskil
| and scooted down the field on his sensa
tional run, already described. Brach kick &c
| this goal also, which ended the scoring
| Final score, &c to 0. The lDe-up:
C. A C. Position. NJ. A C.
Curtiss .......L Left end. ........... Cornin.
| Prgg ..........Left tackle. Goodwin
! dickinson Left guard. ........... Blu
| C.autiy ....,........ Center. .CaSSa,,
Saunders .... Right guard. Leatherbur
Wills ....... Right tackle. Heb
Taussfg 5000. Right end. ........ KunkI
Humphrey -. Quarterback -. suthard
| Watscn, Hcoker
and Walker Left halfback. ..... .Cabrer.
| Hooker. Maupin
and Walsh. Right halfback ........ Pc
| Dyer, Brach.. FuIback .......... Wagne
Tmchdowns Dyer 2. Curtiss, Watsor
Maupin, TauSsig. Umpire Lieut.. Strone
Referee Fleming Ifneguen-