Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-31
ST. JOINTS THE VICTORS.
SCORED 81 TO o AGAINST UN-
IVERSITY OF MARYLAND
Easy Game FOR L0c1l Team-NisitorS
Bigger Bot LAX Team Nork
OLD TIME VICTORY SCORED ON
HOME GROUNDS

~. John s scored ar oIA-tsmc vie
tory against the University 81 Mary
land yesterday afternoon - te Q. six
foUebdowns were made and fear goals
kicked il the first half. netting %
points. while three tnach1owns AMI
a. many goals iD the second hall made
up ths remainder
Ct. Johns pat up q brilliant exblai-
tiOn Of all-r0uud football and handled
the forward pass in splendid shape
The team worked several variations
Of this. the play working for touch-
downs three times. and ON ether OceA-
sious for substantial gains The me~l
effective play was an extremely iocg
pass from Bosley Co one 81 the ends.
and Oh this PLAY McAipine got on
"A touchdown tw ice and Johnson once.
one Of McAlpine's run. WAS fer ~
yards.
warfeld got IN some hne end runs
and. scored three 81 the iocal collie
gians touchdown Euhl also put up
particularly good game- The work
by IT. Johns yesterday stamps it a.
having one az the best eievens in its
history. and encourages its friends %
believe that IL can $ in back the state
championship The visitors put up a
plucky game, but were in peer train
ing and hopeiessIy outpiayed az every
point.
IL was by fine sueeess-with the for
ward pass coupled with the higher
degree OF team work that won the
game for 1T. Johns
st. Johns Tailed nine t0ucbdowns
and kicked seven OF the goals The
locals were Outweighed. but the var
sity lads showed an apparent lack Of
good team Ork and their physical con-
ditiOn, too. was poor. After the FIRST
eight minutes Of play. hen - John 5
bad scored tw ice, 10 was ouly a sues
ton OF how large score il would roll
up. The collegians tore through the
line for good gains, bat after finding
the visitors ends weak they resorted
TO end runs frequently and the for
ward pass, rather than the more grueli-
ing work.
The first bali was simply n waikover
for st. JOHNS and when the twenty
minutes OF that period expired Il had
piled up 81 points. During the early
part Of the second half Mary lands de-
Tense strengthened perceptibly and St
Johns was able to make but little
Roadway. Her attack. too. was much
faster and the backs made good gains
through the line. However, they
could not stand the pace and 81
Johns would either recover the ball
on a tumble or hold for downs after
Maryland had advanced the ball about
20 yards. During the last ten minutes
of the bar the cOllegiaDs got together
again and three more toucbdowns and
goals were added IN rapid succession
Features OF the game were end runs Of
Il. AZ
runs by Ruhl. Johnson and Hanver
on the forward pass.
RuhI and J0busOn each sprinted 50
ya1ds for tOuchd0wns on that play.
Lynn, MarylaDd's big LEFT end, was
a tower OF strength 20 his team. bur
retired in the second half because 81
injuries. Willard. who started in af
quarter for Maryland. was injured
about the abdomen and mad - Re ear
ried to his dressing room
st. Johns will play the eleven Of
Washington College here Saturday
The contest Will be for the champion
ship OF the MARYLAND intercollegiate
Athletic League, which, in addition.
is composed Of Maryland Agrieul
trUal and Western Maryland Colleges
The lineup:
Jones, !. {. Wilson, Calk. }. :. Har-
rell, c.. Baldwin, Lover e. B0sleys
stone, Il. b. Warlield- !. b. b. HuhI,
r. b.. b.; W. Hauver, {. b.
University Of Maryland-Linn.
IIolapy, ]. e.; Robinson. T. T. Mason.
]. e.; RaynOr, c.; Van D0lsen- T. 2
Stewart, r. l.. Langley. r e.. vii
lard, Priest. q. b. f; smith. T. b. b.
Woodward, Israel. r. h. b. Viii
liams, Z. b.
Reefere-Melvin, II. IobB's. I'm
pire-Biake, University Of Mary land
Timer-Brady, 81. Johns, and Dyer,
University Of Maryland Linemen-
Willis, -. John 5, and Archer. Ini-
versity OF Mary land. Touchdown
Warield. 3 McAlpine, : Ruhl. John
son. Hauver. Harrell- Goals from
touchdowns-Bosley, ., goals from
toucbd0wns missed-B0sley, = Time
OF halves, 20 minutes.