Evening star., 1921-11-13

able to stem the heavy line plungine
first downs were made by Maryland
scoring was done before the. first h
So easily did Maryland advance the
ball in the opening half and SO i'm
possible did 1t appear that c. Z.
Id gain ground, 1t was thought
by most Of the spectators that the
men representing the Old Line state
would run up a big score. put thes
the nghting spirit OF C. U. The sec
ond half was entirely different from
the first Maryl nd found the c. I.
limo q stone wall and no open ave-
nues in the Brookiand -rs' defense:
he Black and Gold got some good
gains, but never advanced the ball
consistently.
C. U. Puts Up q Battle.
1t was in the second half that
catholic U. made its best showing.
laying against a heavier team. the
,rooklanders threw themselves mo
ne fray with q vim that astonished
ven their own followers. 1t was
fierce defense, a defense which de-
served all the applause for 1t which
went ringing across the field from
the c. u. stands. q defense which
caused most OF the thousand or SO
Iarylanders to wonder what had
appened in the short interval OF nj
cen minutes
Every member Of Maryland's back
led gained ground and II would D,
.ifficult to venture an estimate Of who
aimed the grea est number OF YARDS.
sIdom were MoCuade and Push
.opped in their line unges, and Brew
and Sem or covered many yards atl-
E receiving forward or doub.e passes
r in saoit dasles -ounu cnd An Lit
IL
,tood out. Ihe dektrous hail"a
lined practically all the ground his
am covered and he was in every
ling near.y all The time. In the nrst
.Alf it was he who closed up and MADE
.so-thiIds OF the tackles after Mary
md backs and linemen had beaten
,wn the forward deIense of his team
urran played Brilliant foot ban and
d more than a good back should be
Quired to do.
Bailey Is Big Help.
Bailey, uacn a. cen.er IN the Mary
ID lineup for the first tine IN nVc
.eeks, was mulh of his team de.
.us. and no mcunsiderab.e part of the
lease. Always steady anu dspenua-
o in shJotIns the pal accurately anu
st to his backs. Bailey .ong iay
4 seemed no. to have affec- ed nm IN
| ..e least. Mckeon, at rgh. TACK e, wes
H.. st.aar .ignt o. the Z. L. forwards,
lille Lynch a.so p.ayei spiendid.y, 40
Corwin at end.
: Brewer outciassed Curran and
Lynch at the kicking ga".e, neither
ability to average within uttesi
yarus of the distances the haryiah" i"
cap,a.n drove the ball. AID !oun.
and Kramer covered the KICKS 8.
we'll tnat Curran had little oppoi-
-....s iu.. ...~..i "..-A. ~
It was game rep,ete with most
the factors which 60 to make up in
terest.nG foot bali. Many lor"aro
passes, nard driving p.unses into the
! line, short dashes around END ano
sweeping runs were evident through
out Not on,y were these thihgs seen
test the fierce nght.ng defense o.
light line against q heavier set OF
forwards about completed the variety
Of excellent performances.
Marches to Touchdown.
Maryland received the first kickoff
and did something that usually is
short boot {, on its es;, own 10y 4o.yard d line Inc
and without losing possession of the
ball hammered it's way for SO yaros
down the field and across the BOOK
landers' goal line for the first t uch-
down. Pugh, Brewer and Mce lade
alternated in driving their way way
o---~
arounu the enos, anu Sender co. e e~
is Yards after receiving a for va e,
PASS from McQuade. Pugh dived the
last two yards for the score and MIS-
bet missed the goal, the ball hitting
| a post. ,
Maryland caught Lynch's boot In mid
neld and started another march to-
ward the goal line. However, the
Brooklanders held on the 11-yard line:
and Brewer dropped back and booted
;he ball squarely between the up
rights for three more points. making
his teams total ten.
In the second quarter, Maryland got
possession Of the ball on the 50-yard
line after an exchange of punts. A
forward pass, Semler to Brewer. and
some hard line smashing by Pugh
and Mcouade produced the second
A l5-yard penalty for holding, with
the ball on the 3.yard line. probably
cost the Marylanders another trip
across the goal.
Second Half IL Slower.
The second half was rather desul-
tory, with Maryland on the defensive
! nearly all the time, and Catholic
! University hurting forward pass .fter
forward pass from all kinds OF forma-
tions. Unable to gain through the line
or around the ends. the Washing
tonians were compelled to resort to
long and short passes in an attempt
ceeded in completing only two. one
for a gain Of 8 yards and one TO;
yards. The ball was intercepted
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