Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
maryland AGG|ES
WIN STUBBORN GAME
Defeat GaIIaudet Through
Splendid "Brace" in Sec
Ond Half.

BY coming back in the second half With
a squirt and completely outplaying their
opponents i'm that half the Maryland
Agricultural College barely defeated the
Gallaudet foot ball squad yesterday. at
Kendall Green by IA to II.
The two teams were evenly matched
and played well throughout the contest,
each team having its good streak. the
Gallaudets coming i'm the first half.
Maryland won the toss and chose to
kick. Gallaudet advanced the, ball 10
yards on lire bucks by Bailey and Arras.
and Brick made IL yards around end. On
a criss-cross pass. Mosey to Hover.
Hover carried the ball over for a touch
down. from which Arras kicked an easy
goal.
and Gallaudet employed the onside kick
with good effects. Mosey made a gain
of yards through the line, and on the
next scrimmage carried the ball over for
Gallaudet's second touchdown. Arras
made an easy goal.
Farmers Brace Up.
From that period on the Gallaudet boys
failed to make consistent gains and were
forced to kick frequently. On the other
hand, NJ. A. c.. by the splendid work Of
Kemp and Shipley, held the Washington
men and played better game. The
Farmers kicked off to Gallaudet. who for
warded the ball 10 yards. On a neatly
enacted criss pass, Mosey to Hover,
Gallaudet got - yards. but were held for
downs, and NJ. A. G. received the pig
skin. Saunders made II yards on a for
ward pass from Sylvester. and Duckett
made - on the same play from Shipley.
Maryland again attempted forward
pass. but this time Mosey Of the WASH
IN cor yl,k l~-I1 Al-x-
tried the onside kick. and NJ A. c. got
the ball. but by the settling Of the Gal
laudet team were forced to punt, Silves-
rer bOoting the oval 30 yards. Gallaudet
recovered the ball and Battiste made IL
yards around the end. Brick made ~
yards around end, and Maryland held
them for downs. Shipley and Andrews
executed a forward pass for a small gain,
but the next forward pass attempted by
them was disa strous as 1t shattered their
chances of scoring in that half, Brick re-
covering 1t. Bailey skirted the end for
20 yards. but Gaiaudet failed to gain and
Bell punted. Gallaudet recovered the ball
and Mosey made several splendid line
for holding and Bell punted to Sylvester.
VI. A. c. held the ball in the center of the
field when the first half ended
Gallaudet, IL: Maryland Agricultural
College, q.
In the second half MARYLAND Agricul.
tural Colleges lucky streak came and the
Gailaudet lads met their defeat Silves-
ter ard MunsOn aided the MARYLAND team
greatly i'm this half. each getting a
touchdown and doing fine work. Slip
up by Bailey gave the Maryland Agricul-
tural College men the game. for it was
he who was thrown for a safety. which
proved the winning score.
Arras Banished.
Arras OF Gallaudet kicked off to Ship
lev. who returned the ball 30 yards be-
fore he was thrown. Maryland Agricul-
tural College gained several yards on
mass plays and Sylvester attempted a
Kick from placement. but failed. Bell of
Gallaudet punted poorly Maryland adj
yanced the ball and Shipley failed at a
drop-kick. Gallaudet soon lost the bali
.lear the Aggies goal and Shpley again
failed at drop-kick. The bail was nut
INTO scrimmage oil the 25-yard line and
Bell punted MARYLAND recovered the
fair catch, but failed, and Kemp fell
on the ball Arras was put out of the
game for smuggling and Gledhill was SUBJ
stituted in his place. Sylvester carried
the ball over for Maryland Agricultural
Coleses iirst touchdown and Shipley
Sylvester kicked off for NJ. A. c.. the
ball going behind the goal line. where
Bailey recovered it and tried to bring il
out. but was thrown behind the line for
safety.
The ball was put into play on the D.
yard line where Gallaudet was held for
downs and Maryland received the ball.
A forward pass. Shipley to Munson. net
ted 20 yards, and the same two made the
same pass for touchdown. Shirley
made difficult goal from touchdown.
Bell kicked off to Shipley, who fum-
bled. and Gallaudet recovered the ball.
On failing to gain. Bell punted to Saund-
ers. Maryland also resOrted to bunting
and Hover ran the ball back 80 wards
to the middle of the field when time was
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