The Washington herald., 1922-11-26
MARYLANDERS
TOO HEETYFOR
RED AND BLACK
colIsss Park Eleven Rolls Up
FIfty-teur Pslnts On Brook
land lads.
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In dsfseting Cstholie lUniver-
sity By 81 70 Q IN he wilson
Stadium yesterday aftrnoon be-
fore 5000 shivsring football sup
porters, Maryland Univerify
made Q couple Of rscords- In tie
first place. the Collees Parkers
rolled up the highest Total of the
season IN washington IN ginning
eight touchdown, four goals
from placement after touchdown,
and TIVE goals from the fsid
after touchdownd The featms
record Of the afternoon, however,
was the scoring Of two touch
downs BY Maryland on plays with
q Kickoff between the two.
II was the third period IN which
The Naryianders set the stage for
their feature stunt. Heine threw
q successful fifteen-yard forward
pass to Joe Burger. who ealioped
forty-five yards for q touchdown
The Brooklsnders then Kicked OF
and Besley brought the hall hack
to the torty-yard line. Another for
ward pass OF ten yards. Heine 20
Gurevich. resulted in q touchdown
as "M3ch" dodged In and around the
Brooklanders and sprinted Tor an
other touchdown
Counting the distance run back
by Boeley on the kickoff ~ thirty
yards. and with the two other plays
which counted for touchdows, the
Marylandeds made q total OF $50
yards In the three tries. Nothing
like this has been duplicated this
season.
Incidentally. Il 10 the largest score
Maryland has run up In years.
G. q. II 0ufplsyel.
The College Parl<ers soon found
the Brool<ianders no match for them.
By consistently good work IN the
line. with Mcouade and Pugh ram.
ming the center and hitting OF tsc3Eie
and Besiey neg0tiatfng the ends.
Maryland rolled up the score
While Maryland did not score at
win exactly. the Black and Yenow
players had things pretty much
the Cortse Parkers on passes and
u fAogeI e'.1
The Brookianders total for the day
was 72.
Maryland made twenty-five first
downs 10 six for the Brookianders.
The College Parkers were penalized
] for seventy yards while the Brook
landers lost but twenty.
The College Park boys tried S.<
enteen forward passes -an6 ver,
successful with nine OF them. "a,
forward passes Maryland rot ,1,
yards The Brosklanders tried ~.
teen forward passes, five Of wbsrh
were successful. and gai>ed tbirfr,
1 four yards on forward passcs. 80
land players intercepted tvo c. q.
masses while none OF the College
Park heaves dropped into c. U.
hands.
Bsclu Gave Chances
Catholic University backs rush
ing in last on each play. were easy
for Maryland forward passes and
after Gurevich rot In the game and
discovered what Groves apparently
had missed seeing, the score began
to mount.
Maryland gave O fine impression.
The. team was in top form physic-
ally and had plays working fairly
smoothly. The Byrdmen greatly
outveighed the Brooklanders. Lynch.
for the losing eleven. played q
great game. Il was due to his tire
less energy that the score was Kept
down TO what II was
Easily the feature OF the g. y.
play was d. Neary's dash from the
kickoff in the closing pbsHte OF
the second half. Nearyx kuEht kes
kickoff and dashed fifu Lthree yards
from the lo-yard line 5efore Besley
sprinted UP TO hing and taclied
him. The c. U. runker had . clear
field for his dash Al "a Besley,s neet'
ness Of foot alone Aaved a possible
score for the Brcphlanders.
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