Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
MARYLAND AGGIES
LOSE FIERCE FIGHT
Continued from First Pase.)

Continued from First PaSeD
was now on the visitors 1S-yard line and
after two attempts to carry the oval ior-
ward Bauer was sent PACK Iof d f eni,ed
ment kick from difficult angle and faiied
at the attempt. The first half ended with
| the ball in possession of Washington COL
| lege about in the middle of the field.
Visitors Severely Lectured.
After a severe lecture from President
Cain of Washington College and some
Main talk bv Coach Thompson the visitors
played an entirely different game IN the
second half, their open plays beng pro-
ductive of substantial gains in almost
every instance. This style or 1901 pan
has been drilled into the Washington
College men by Coach Thompson. ana ne
did not mince words in upbraldlng them
for their failure to follow this line OF
foot ball in the first half.
For the Aggies. Hicks took Anurgws
Mace at left tackle and toward the close
of the half he was knocked out, and 1t Is
feared some of his ribs are fractured
Sylvester kicked off and for the Mex
twenty minutes more desperate Struggle
has never taken place on the coilese
campus When the game was ended there
was hardly a man on either side who dld
not bear some scar of the battle. Wash
ington College attempted to DUCK the cen,
ter. but found a veritable stone wall. and
the oval was booted. The Aggies couid
make no impression on the visitors line
and were forced to kick. washington
College attempted a forward pass ana
was penaized 10 yards. Corey gained D
wards through right tackle and on an at
tempted Onside KICK the pail "ehl "
Washington College.
Visitors Play Open Game.
At this point the visitors started to play
an open game. Thirty yards were gained
on forward pass. but the ball was
fumbled and went to the Aggies, only to
be lost on downs. Washington College
advanced the ball 80 yards on a forward
pass and on fake placement kick an
other forward pass resulted in touch
down, which Referee Byrd. however
would not allow. deciding that the bal!
did not go yards outside the line or
scrimmage Washington College raised
howl, but Byrd would not allow the play
and penalized Washington College 10
yards in the bargain The visitors soon
had the ball on NJ A. C.'s 5-yard line
ball went to them on downs and the ball
was kicked out. Washington College
gained 20 yards on a forward pass, and
when within ) yards of their second
goal the Aggies again held for down, and
Ward booted the oval out 40 yards.
Turner, aided by beautiful interference,
skirted the left end for 80 yards and the
ball was again on the :Aggies 1o-yard
line Porter then by long run around
left end placed the ball on M. A. C.'s ,
ward line, where the latter again held for
downs.
By this time Washington College had
become desperate and miniature slug
ging match resulted. Referee Byrd threat
ening to "bench'' several of the players.
The Aggies kicked the ball out of danger
and Washington College fumbled. the
Farmers retaining the oval NJ A. e
could not gain and was forced to KICK.
and Washington College; by a series OF
forward passes. beautifully executed soon
had the ball on the Aggies' 2-yard line.
Another Touchdown.
At this point Hicks was knocked out
and Aikenhead was substituted. Hayes
was given the ball and. realizing that
NJ. A. C's line was practically brick
wall, skirted the right end for touch
down Voss missed the goal.
Neither goal was in danger during the
remainder of the game. time being called
with the oval in Washington College
territory. The lineup:
Wash. College. Positions. NJ A. T.
V Hases . Lett kleAndrews. Hicks
Jones. ......... Left guard. R. Hoen, Sylvester
Johnson. .R Rgse .nsrd W Wdfe
S. Peters. RlenL( suaru. Niiile
Maddox, Gibson. Right tackle. >. Hoen
Crouch Right enc -.'. .1ote! capt.
Meegan. GuaiteFpach '''.--'
Porter (capt) :. Left halfb'k. GRAY son. Strorg
Turner Right halfbaek.. Bauer
Touchdowns-Noonan and Hayes. Goal-Yoss.
Referees-First half. Harrison Viekers Of Wash
inoton College: second half. Byrd of George
washington University. Umpires-First half.
Ryrd. second half Fickers. Head linesman-
bird. NJ 4. C. Assistant linesmen-Cross of
Washington College and Allison of Maryland
scriruIfmraI College Timekeepers-Cole Of
MARYLAND Agricultural College and Sylvester of
washington College. Time of halves-25 and 20
minutes.
So There!
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