The Washington times., 1922-10-15
MARYLANDERS
HOLD QUAKERS
TO 12-O SCORE
College Park Team Puts Up
Great Defense When Penn
Threatens Its Goal. n, !,
BY JAMES A. ISAMINCER.

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BY JAMES A. ISAMINGER.
n HILADELPHIA, Oct. IA
Sensational passes from
"Tex" Hamer to Carl
Ertresvaag gave Pennsylvania q
12 to 0 victory over the University
Of Maryland ON Franklin Field
today before 26,000 persons. Little
Ertresyaag, the South Dakota
boy, who is the ightest man on
the Penn team, twice pulled long
aerials out of the air and stresked
his way over the goal lire.
"Ertie," who weighs but las
pounds. brought the big crowd to its
feet In the first period. when he raced
from the right side of the line and
jumped high In the air 20 take the
ball as II was sailing over the final
line. y--tt =
Then. in the third period. the same
Ertresvaag sprinted to the northwest
corner of the field and grabbed the
bah as It was hurled with masterful
accuracy by the giant Manner.
On each occasion. tHaner tried to
get an extra point with q placement
kick, but failed. ,Sss. s. u
4 Although Penn won its third
straight game Of the year, without
having its own goal line crossed, the
Red and Blue lost Its captain. ,''Pos"
Miller, who was laid out In the open
Ing period Of the game. He suffered
kick in the middle OF the back and
had to be assisted 70 the dressing
room. This was the first time that
Miller has ever been hurt In game
and the extent Of his injuries win not
be known for some time. .sl, Z.
McGraw Makes Good.
When Captain Miller went out.
Rae McGraw. last years scrappy
freshman quarterback. went in and
played a remarkable game. Time
and again he got loose for long runs.
Maryland could not stop him in the
open field, the Buffalo lad often.
pulling two and three rivals along.
Two touchdowns does not tell the
difference bstween the .ty0 feams, At
East 1--WE times Penn marched right
down within live yards of touch
down, only to have Coach Curly
Byrd's Maryland team brace and
take the ball away on downs.
The defense OF the College Park,
Nd, team was uncanny. but its CT.
Tense was nil. 1t seemed a. the
Marylanders could not stop Penn in
the middle Of the field. but once
the Heisman machine got near the
goal lines, those pesky lads from be
low the Mason and Dixon line put mp
a masterful stand and repulsed ev-
cry attempt at straight football. It
was then that Penn had to resort TO
It's long forward passes. Hamer to
Ertresvaag. to score.
Has Only Defense.
Maryland has built up its football
on defense, and today's game shows
that II has specialized in this d.
partment and left the offense to
shuttle for itself. No team in re-
cent years has ran up a, big acore
on the Marylanders.
Penn gained enough territory to
win any game by four or five touch.
downs. the Red and Blue piiing up
eighteen first downs to the visitors
two, both Of which came In the Sec
ond period.
Al Langdon made his first varsity
start Of the year at quarterback In
AL Voegelin,s place. but when Mary
land threw scare into Penn on
Groves stirring run of forty-seven
yards to within seven yards of. the
goal line. Coach Heisman pulled
Langdon out and bolstered his back
field with Voegelin. - - 4
In another second the whole as
pect changed, when McGraw inter.
cepted a Maryland pass and raced
forty-seven yards. This audacious
play probably saved Penn from being
scored on for. the first time. this
yeat. ~,
Johnny Thurman stood out again
as Penn's line staiwart and the work
Of Fairchild and Ertresvaag at end
was also faultless. Late In the
game Coach Heisman made many
ssibstitutions.ssS &3 ~ ~
. Only three penalties were called in
the entire Sgame, two being against
Maryland, for total OF twenty
yards, and one, on Penn for an off.
side play. IF Es,.
sra,,y ana s,,y,v,srx.