Evening star., 1923-10-14

Inc second Maryland touchdown
came with only seconds to play near
the end of the second quarter. Hall
broke through and blocked a Rich
mond punt at the -15-yard line and
/ recovered the ball on the 6-yard
mark Two line plunges by Pueh and
the 1-yard mark was reached. from
"here Heine drove over the last chalk
mark.
Ncauade Gets Final score
Maryland got no score in the third
quarter, and its third touchdown came
shortly after the beginning of tbe
fourth. From midfeid Series Of
me attacks and end runs put the
pan on the 2-foot mark and if was a
simple matter for McQuade to drive il
across. Hough kicked the first goal
Tor point after touchdown, Groves
the second. and on the attempt after
lhs thIrd a tumble prevented a try.
me score actually does not-shoIy
the piucky. fine game that Richmond
pa! PIa!ea; while the count indicates
that the game was all MaryIand ali
lne way, such was far from the ca Go
win the exception of that first dasf,
! tor a touchdown. Maryland never
| Iouhd II easy TO gain. and time after
,lIne hlchmond in turn carried the
pail Tor good distances 1t knocked
OF two or three first downs in the
second quarter. and in the third car
rled out one sustained offensive from,
Is ~ own 20-yard mark TO AIaryland's
ara G me without halt. reeling Off
gains from } to eight Yards at n cIin
Especially brilliant was the pIay Of
fSethel at center Time after fina
ne hurled his 190 pounds through the
y IaHu llne to drop the runner in
ms tracks. Big and strong and fast
the Richmond captain took care Of
ms own position and proved capable
oI attending to a good deal of space
on both sides of him.
Richmond Backs Clever.
! Richmond's backs showed clever
ness ness IN carrying the ball, Fray and
Hshany Its any especially doing good work.
its line played aggressive and des-
| perate defense foot bali. the Kind
! that VIII make the going rough foI.
any eleven il faces.
~ any players in the Maryland
stood out above the others II was
Hough in the line and Beslev in f%S
baGkfeld. Both played their parts
ana ana played them wen every minute
InsE n,E We're in the game Not that
Snner aid not do their part, but
ihasmuch as 1t seems customary ia
single out one. two or three men who
mentioned. are
a. :. ,'T a heavier ar1 -,
intr irs ,I team Richmond had moth
ing IN the game of which il need feel
ahything hnt proud. 1t finished the
last nve minutes fighting lust as hard
as ~ did the first, with the same
spirit which last week helped 1t keen
virginia away from it's goal line.
Maryland Gond nnd bad.
Maryland At times was good. and
a.; tunes mediocre. II did not cover
Kicks well. its araneraIship at tins
was below standard, and then af
other times the whole team seemed
90 iaek what on the athletic field is
called pep Is
It was not to be expected that Ma
against Pennsylvania, and it wasn't
Ine iet-down that naturally came
aIIer that contest at Philadelphia, has
yet TO be entirely made up. But. ali
IN aLI' the showing of the team was
apout as good as could be expected.
especially when it is considered thai
the day was more suited to base hail
than foot ball. oail
one department of play in which
naIsiand mad considerably the ad-
EantaSe or Richmond was in puntinp
besley, Groves and Heine consistanT
~ ou1booted their opponents and it
was mainly this margin in nuntin.-
"hlch gave the Old Line eleven the
advantage which produced its second
touchdown. Maryland was pavar =,
position from which one Of its ttrad ~
puIiters could not drive the ball back
beyond the center of the field Will
on the contrary, Richmond got off
several rather Intellectual efforts.
Both Succeed with Passes.
Both teams had success with tho
forward pass. Richmond got off corr,
Tor exceptionally good gains hut
was unfortunate in that Il had three
or four Intercepted MARYLAND had
only one Of its passes intercepted
| grounded several. but on tho WboI"
| covered considerable ground bv thei,
use. ~ '4ieii
1t was. the kind of clean, hard
/: game winch Is credit to both win
ner and loser, the kind of cntiI
which even the loser does not feel
keenly about losing. Maryland fought
70 protect the laurels it already had
won, and Richmond battled to man
tain the fine reputation IL bad ,,Sada
at virginia and to win, if possible.
pIace In the sun by whipping The
team which. week before, had tri-
, sity. uii'er-