The Washington times., 1901-11-29
PLAYED THE MEDS
TO A STANDSTILL.
GALLAUDETS SPLENDID GAME.
Neither Eleven Able to Score in the
Best Contest Seen in baltimore
This Year-AppIause for
the Mutcs.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 2s-In the finest
game witnessed here this season, the Bal
timore Medical College and the Gallaudet
eleven played each other to a standstill
this afternoon, the final score being to
0.
For forty-fve minutes the ball SEE
sawed up and down the field. while the
fierce, fast playing kept the spectators in
continual storm of applause. Twice Gal
laudet brought the bail Up to the 20yard
and 15-yard line OF the Baltimore Medical
twice The Meds carried the pigskin to the
Mutes' 20-yard line also, to lose it on
downs
Gains by Close Formation.
The close formations of the Mutes re-
suited in good gains, the doctors being un-
able to locate the man with the ball until
after he had gained several yards. Not a
trick play was used by either team
throughout the contest, and straight, hard
line -bucking and quick end runs were the
order OF the day Clean, spOrtsmanlikc
tactics characterized the game.
First half-Bray kicked off for the Med
ical College and the mutes were dOwned
on their 25-yard line. Immediately the
visitors began the swift play which de-
lighted everyone and called forth ap-
plause. Captain Waters hit left guard for
five yards and Andree went on the outside
OF tackle for five more. Erickson went
around right end for another three, and
in the scrimmage Jennings was hurt, Nc
Govern taking his place.
Andree was unable TO gain around LETT
end, but Waters hit right guard for
fNra~
around right end. Erickson hit right
tackle for four more. and Waters con
tinued his coed work BY plunging for six
through right guard.
Andree was again thrown back around
left end and the mutes were penalized ten
yards for offside play. Erickson gained
twelve by great lodging around left end.
Geilfuss was taken around the other end
for four more, and Waters gained two
through right guard. Andree secured
three around left end bringing the ball
TO the doctors 2S-yard line.
Meds' Gallant stand.
Here the Meds made a gallant stand
and the Mutes were unable to gain an
other inch. the ball going over on downs.
Three yards by stonecipher through right
tackle and two by McQuaid through right
guard encouraged the local men, and on
the next play holland hit left tackle for
four more.
Stonecipher continued by going around
right end for five more, and Bray added
another five through centre. holland
gained ten on successive plays through
left tackle and Stonecipher made four
more around the other end.
Then Bray astonished everybody by
walking through big hole in the centre
60 nd Ng1u In
called for four yards on the outside of
left tackle. Guards back took McQuaid
through right guard for six, and holland
carried the ball TO the Mutes' twenty
fye yard line by three yards through right
tackle.
Here the visitors repeated the Doctors
performance in the early part Of the
half and held the Baltimore boys in
ma gnihcent style on downs. By line
plunges they brought it back to their
own forty-fiye-yard line when time was
called
Second half-On the kick off by Gallau-
det McGovern brought the pigskin back In
great style from the twenty-eight-yar
line TO the forty-eight yard line. The
Doctors again began to buck the visitors
line Noland tried left end and left
tackle successfully for total OF seven
yards. and McQuaid. on guards back, made
four through right guard.
Doctors Try Again.
Then Captain Scannen. on the same
play, gained four yards and again three
more. holland again tried his now IA
nous performance Of sIirting left end and
then hitting left tackle, and added total
of seven more. McQuaid hit right guard
twice for a total gain Of seven yards, Err
rickson being hurt in the last scrimmage I