Evening star., 1914-10-25
VICTORY FOR N. A. c.
Springs Surprise on Johns
Hopkins, Winning by Ia to 0.
DERRICK SCORES TWICE
Carries Ball Across on Line Plunge
and Interoepts Forward
Pass.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, October 24.iIThe
Maryland Agricultural College eleven
sprang the surprise of the local foot
ball season here today, when it de-
| feated Johns Hopkins University by
IA to 0. Hopkins had not lost a single
contest, and as the Farmers team was
known to be made up of more or less
green material 1t was not expected it
would do more than put up hard
contest against strong odds. The re-
suit was hard blow to the high hopes
Hopkins had entertained of winning
the state championship with it's vet
eran eleven.
The Farmers won on the merits of
the play. There was not time after
the first five minutes that the Farmers
did not appear to be the more capable
combination They did not display the
speed that did the local backfield, but
played well together and kept plug
ging away. The local team outweighed
the visitors slightly.
Derrick and oberlin Do Well.
the best foot ball for NJ. A. c., although
it was difficult to pick an individual
star. Many of the Aggies' gains were
ton and on a double pass, in which
Oberlin took the ball from one of the
halfbacks after a double pass in the
backfeld. B. Randall and Wilkinson
starred for Hopkins, the former show
ing himself to be one Of the fastest
of the Maryland colleges. Wilkinson
did well on the defensive and offensive
for Hopkins Derrick scored both
gave an exhibition of defensive work
that was remarkab BILE.
Things started badly for NJ. A. c. 1t
received the kick-on and on the first
play fumbled the ball. Hopkins recover
ing the oval on the 2O-yard line In three
plays it had placed the ball within 5
yards Of the Farmers goal, but there the
visitors put up brilliant defense. and
forced Hopkins to attempt forward pass
which was blocke. The ball was then put
in play on the c0-yard line and never
after that was Hopkins nearer than Is
yards to the goal.
The Farmers spurted near the end of
The half ended with the ball in the mid
die Of the field. and without either side
having scored. 1t was only four minutes
after the opening of the third period
across the line for the first count. Short
ly before the end Of the last period Hop
kins was desperately trying to score by
random use OF forward passes within its
20-yard line, when one OF the throws was
intercepted by Derrick, who ran unllin-
dered across the line. The game ended
shortly after that. Lineup and sum-
mary:
NJ. A. G. Positions. Hopkins.
oSsE1'n ssns m,ts lf ena Mss,y
Tarbutton. Left guard. ..YewelI
Aitcheson.
Williams. go. Center ........-....... Primrose
Kishpaugh. Eddy Right guard. Woodward.
Burrough
Bowlsnd (capt.) Right tackle. Wilkinson
Pennington. Right end. "A Randall, Fulton
knode. Quarterback. .......B. Randall
Derrick AIT. Left halfback. ........... .Uhler
Mess Right halfback. j. Branham,
Iayfield
Hindmann :. 80. Fullback. Y. Branham, Holman
Touchdowns-Derrick (2). Goals from touch
down-Hindmann ~. Goal missed from field
Wilkinson. Referee-Mr. Taussig, Cornell. Um-
pire-Mr. Morse, Uarkson Tech. Head lines
man-Mr. Turner. Western Maryland Time Of