The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

ing the boys 10 play snappy ball, making
the game fastrr than in the first half.
Down in the western end of the field,
where the Maryland eleven was gather
ed. Burns was coaching his linenen to
hold against the terrific hammering Car
penter and Counselnlan had been putting
them under.
When the whistle sounded Carpenter
put the ball in play for V. P. l., kicking
well into the opponents territory where
it was gathered in by Burns, who made
a good gain before being downed by De-
Camps. Maryland tried the tackles back,
but were held without gain. brewery was
given the ball and went through McCor-
mick for three yards. Rudolph tried cen
ter with little gain Burns was thrown
back four yards by Carpenter, and the
next went into the line to find no open
ing. On the third down, with eight yards
to gain. Hayden was called on to kick.
CAME NEAR SCORING.
The bail was caught by DeCan.ps, who
made q thrty-yard dash around the scat
tered Marylanders. but was Forced out at
the ten-yard line, which prevented the
little quarter from scoring. The ball was
now the Cadets, on Marylands sixteen
yard line. and the soldiers realized their
chance to score.
Miles was sent into the right side Of the
line fer two and q half CounselinaH
added two more, despite the best Gefen-
sive work Maryland could put UP. and
Mccormick. left tackle. being called back,
was shot over the struggling line for d
touchdown between the goal posts. Car
penter kicked an easy goal. making the
score: V. p. T., i; Maryland, 0,
MAKING STEADY GAINS.
TJavfo,, MT hal -r,1c3 U a rp
of the field by kicking to Carpenter, who
gained fifteen yards before being downed
by Burns. BlacksJurg here began straight
line bucking. sending Carpenter, Turner
and Counselman against their opponents
for a net gain Of twenty yards.
The Marylanders took a brace here and
Carpenter was forced to kick On tho third
down. The leather went high ard into
the arms Of Burns. who carried it back
fifteen yards Maryland tried the line.
but lost, and Hayden punted. Carpenter
made Il Good gain on the catch, but was
GoWned by Scott in great style. The
Cadets kicked on the second down,
Maryland followed with the same tactics.
and until the end of the game the oval
was kept much in the air.
Carpenter and Hayden showed up we'll
md quite evenly matched in their punt
ing.
Year the center of the field the ball
rested with the Cadets, and again they
settled down to line bucking. Carpenter
went through an opening in the center for
five yards; Turner followed for eight, and
Carpenter again made it frs DOWN. On
they went, keeping the -linesmen on a
trot, until Mccormick was sent over on
the tackle back formation for the third
and last touchdown. Carpenter put the
oval between the posts. making the score
IS to 0.
KICKING AND TACKLING.
The remainder of the half both teams
played q kicking game. which brought out
fierce tacklins and open play. Burns
Hayden and Winslow, for Maryland
proved stars. individually the men played
great ball. but as a team Maryland lack
Ell system and showed that they had not
trained together The game. so far as
the V p. 7. team is concerned, was
probably the best they have put up this
season. Carpenter. Counselnan and Tur-
ne,. hit the line with great force, working
we'll together, and iii end plays got we'll
into the Interference.
DeCamps at quarter played no mean
game, and proved a good general. v. P.
Is line held well on kicks, and with one
or two exceptions the ends were always
down the field on good time.
LINE UP AND SCOR
V, P l. Position; Marylan7
haNey .-......letl clla..-...... lNSiOW
(CampbellD
Miller ............left tacl1lc......... Scott
Abbott ..........lcft suard........ Mitchell
Steele center. .-......... BUCK
Mccormack ......right tack!e.... brewery
Ware .right end. Damn
Huffard)
DeCamps quarter 5ack.....,. Coffey
(Captain)
Turner ..........left half.......... Hayden
Carpenter .......rght nalf........ Burns
(Captan.)
Counselman .....ful baclz...... Rudolph
Summary: Score-E. z. l., IS; Mary
land, 0. Touchdowns-V 2. I.-Carpen-
ter (2). Mccormick q. Time of halves,
twenty minutes. Ohicials-Dr. J. Gar
nett. Nelson, Of University Of Va. re-
fierce; Julian Hill, University of Va, UNI
pire: Gordon and Hutchinson. time
keepers; Davidson Y. T. l., SabbinGton,
Marv,and linemen. Attendance, 500
v NJ. is COACH.
Walker, no is coaching the Virginia
Military Institute this season, was on
tho side lines, getting a line on the v.
p. I. team and watching closely their
p}av. The two cadet teams meet in Nor
folk on 1harl-e~'vine
The Blacksburg team wlll leave this
morning. going direct 10 the Institute
They will not play a game before
Thanksgiving in Norfolk.
= MARYLAND leaves this morning for Lex
incton. where they play V. NJ and
Washington and Lee Monday and Tues
day.
THASAousY lsu GAME,