The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
STORY OF THE GAME IN DETAIL
How III: Struggle Progressed and the Cadets
Won,

AS the Cadets team spread out over the
eastern: end of the ied, having chosen
to defend that goal Inc Hayden, for
Maryland, drove the tilted oval from the
center far into the V. p. l. territory. 1t
fell in AlcCormick's arms and the sturdy
tackle yrestled the angular line Of diving
Marylanders for a good advance
The Cadets opened the play by trying
the UNIVERSITIES left end, with little gain.
Mccormick was called back from right
tackle and given the pigs'-in. which he
downed ut a, five-yard gain through the
lire. Again V p. !. tried an end, but
Burns, the Maryland half. got in the
game and the play was upset. NOW at
EN-, boys" Captain DeCamps cried and
with a, series of plunges into the Mary
landers line they carried the oval into
the 'Varsitys territory. On Maryland's
northumberland line, Carpenter tried a
goal from the field DeCamps received
il Clearly placed it in good time and the
result was "a pretty attempt. but curved
outside the northern post by about forty
feet The play was enough to show the
Varsity that Carpenter would likely
make q go of that play if given another
show.
THE BALL TO MARYLAND.
MARYLAND was given the ball on the
twenty-five-yard line and Hayden punted
thirty wards to Counselmau. who was
downed by Winslow after little gam. II
was V P. Is ball near the center OF the
field Carpenter went into the line 1or
five wards. Miles followed with two and
Turner added five more, and being called
on again gained three. Miles was called
hack from left tackle and, sent into the
line for three good gains, planting the
pigskin on the last q little inside Mary
lands five-yard line. SCOTS knee was
sprained in the last scrimmage, and some
DELAY followed before Carpenter Went
over for the first touchdown, in eleven
minutes play. The formation for TINS
play was tackles back to the right. ana
as the ball was snapped the formation
went straight into the line, while Carpen-
Ter skirted Maryland's right end without
interference Carpenter kicked an easy
goal, making the score to
MAKES a GOOD START.
The ball was lut in play by Hayden Tor
Maryland, who kicked TO Turner. Blacks
burg, or the opening. gaze Turner the
oval. and, behind pretty interference, ne
went around right end for thirty yarcs'
until downed by Randolph. The Cadets
backs sent a series of plunges into the
opponents line, making short. but sure,
gains. Maryland played hard. met the
onslaughts of the Cadets .ow and well,
but were unable to hold them for daWns
Carpenter tried again. this time on the
third down from the thirty yard line. for
a goal from the field but failed. Mary
land played a fair kick from twenty-five
ward line, the ball going to Carpenter.
The Marylanders took brace here, ana
Blacksburg's gains We're shortened unul
Carpenter went through the line for eight
yards.
In the next sorinmagc the Cadets lost
ten wards for holding in the line and Car
penter punted to Hayden on the Narsl-
tvs ten-yard line. III the lineup, Mary
land showed lack of team work
missed two signals and became con-
fused in launching their plays
which forced them 20 kick, which HAY
den did. behind a line which held superb
". DeCamps got under the oval, but
was downed in his tracks by WlnsioW
The MARYLAND team held Carpenter and
Turner with short gains. and time was
called with the ball in Blacksburg's pos
session on their forty-4.ve yard ilns.
Second Half.
During the intermisSion between halves
the teams gathered around their coaches
in different quarters Of the field, and iii
the Cadets squad some sound counsel
was given by Acting Coach 1ngles. urg