Evening star., 1923-11-11

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roughshod over Brown land Buckn
would have little trouble disposing
state
The contest had been .under way
not more than five minutes when the
realization that Yale was: confronted
by a foe of. the first ealiber was
borne home 10 them. hoaever.
Score In Quick Succession.
This feeling increaseds when: the
visitors promptly proceeded to drill
on to a touchdown through accurate
became one of downright panic when
the procedure was repeated with lit
tie delay and the first quarter ended
with Maryland possessed ~bf 4 points
Backers of the Blue Parked up
bit when end runs by Neale and a
long pass from him to Richeson put
Yale in position to cross the yisi-
tors goal line. and a dEop-kick by
Mallory few minutes later broaght
iale's total : UP to 10 Eoints. But
with the first half showing Maryland
In the van by a margin sof pCants
consternation was written on the
faces of the crowd over the spectacle
of the greatest team Yale has boasted
in more than decade be ing literally
outplayed By squad of ''upstarts"
who were not given serioqS consider
alton in pre-game calculations.
\ touchdown, registered by Yale
shortly after the second half opeRed.
when a punt by Stevens ssailed over
the head of Maryiand's safety man
and was CAPTURED by the speedy Hull
man. putting the Blue in q positioh to
vault into the lead. relieved the ten
sion of Yale's followers only in snlall
measure, and they were Eept on ten
terhooks until the final whistle was
sounded, knowing that at: any minute
Maryland might launch ahother spec
tacular aerial attack. which could
overcome the meager advantage pos
Sessed by the Ellis.
Narrowly Misses Kick.
AS a matter of fact such an .on-
slaught was started in the final pc
riod and Groves missed bs only afew
3S-yard line, the kick aIaving :the
requisite distance. but carrying wide
of the goal posts.
Still another Maryland :threat sYas
nullilade M hen Osborn pulled a tumble
tfht served to check a :deternined
dive after the College Park machine
h4d gotten up momentum: Meanwhile
the best Yale could do by drawing
generously :on its reserves was two
attempts at goals by Mallory and
Stevens from the 80 and Is: yard lines,
respectively, both of which also went
wide.
Handicapped by absence of two of
its regular linemen-Hall hnd HouSh
fjuries, and the loss of Rranner. first
sitting right halfback. who was Sis
kpended yesterday for missing prac-
ki0e, the numerically weak Maryland
exhibition it gave on the stamping
Erpunds of the Bull Dog.
Capt. McQuade, with his accurate
heaving of the pigskin; Burger and
Supplee. by the manner in which
they handled the passes. and Pugh
and Groves. through the ability they
displayed in running with the ball,
diktinguished themselves on mere
than one occasion. while the manner
in@which the entire Maryland line did
degree
Maryland. Begins March.
Winning the toss, Capt. Mallory :of
Yale chose to defend the south goal.
and Capt. =McQuade kicked off for
Maryland I'D RichesoD. who received
plays and an end run netted only
segen yards. Neale kicked to Pugh.
who fumbled and then recovered on
Maryland's 17-yard line.
On the first lineup Groves found. a
hole and made first down through
right tackle on his own 27-yard lire.
A.1ine play and off-tackle plunge by
Pus'h gave CurIey Byrds men an
othe: first down on their 5S-yard
lpe md Osborn in two attempts
left tache on the 4Syard mark.
a delayed buck netted Pugh 5
yards here and the first forward pass
ofsthe contest failed, but another was
promptly e.sayed, which went
Though from Mcouade to Burger and
gave Maryland a rIfst down on Yale's
33ssyard line. McQuar7e then passed
again, Supplee receiving it this tire
for an S-yard gain. and after Blair
replaced Batty for Yale McQuaae
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circled Yales right end for a touch
down, Groves adding the extra point
With a drop-kick.
Maryland Repeats Feat.
Butterworth kicked off fer Yale 40
Pugh, who downed on Maryland's
27Eyard line. Pugh tore off yards,
then fumbled and recovered in mi1-
held and McQuade went. through
center for another first down ON
Yale's 46-yard line. McQuade passed
tosSupplee for yards more and Pugh
and McQuade negotiated another fiEst
down on Yales 34-yard lire. Push
got yards off tackle and :McQua9e
heaved to Burger for another first
down. this time on Yale's l5-yard
line. !:
A double pass, Pugh to McQuade to
Groves, produced another first down
and CAV Maryland the ball on Yales
6-yard line. Osborn gained 3 yards
in, two attempts and on the Iext play
the ball was carried across the goal
line, but offside play in the Maryland
line entailed a penalty of 8 yards.
McQuade then passed to Groves, who
skirted the left side defense for aIa-
other touchdown and again dron-
kicked the extra point, making the
score Maryland, IA; Yale, O..
McQuade kicked off for Maryland.
and after an exchange of punts
Groves kicked over Neale's head. Yale
was penalized for offside play and
kicked to Pugh on Yale's 37-yard
line, when the period ended.
On the first play in the second
period Osborne got yards, and-Mc-
Quade made it first down, but Os:-
born then fumbled. Blair recovering.
NSale got busy here. and with line
bucks and end runs. one for 80 yards,
ins addition to a forward pass, Neale
to- Richeson, registered three straight
&z8t downs and carried the ball te
Maryland's 5-yard line, where Pond
took it over. Mallory added point
with a drop-kick.
Yale Rush fs Checked.
After McQuade kicked off, Pond and
Neale plunged on to first dowas, with
a forward pass from Neale to Pond
sandwiched in, that put the ball on
MaryIand's 15-yard line. Heine was
sent in to take McQuade's. place, and
after NeaIe I'D been stopped and
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