Evening star., 1928-06-17
DOWN NAVY, ARMY
IN A DOUBLE BILL
Old Liners Win. s to 2; Blue
Jays, q to 2-0ver 5000
Witness Games.
BY W. II. HOTEL.
7 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
AZ. Johns Hopkins lacrosse
teams will battle next Satur-
. day, either in Baltimore or

DtN NtBiA 4tLbO 1AiN 4OOilA
OF the Olympic plsy-of yesterday a!
the result Of scintillating double bill
In which tho Old Liners sank Navy.
] 10 :. for the second time this year
Johns Hopkins scored over Army. tc
2, To get even for a to beating ad-
n1inistercd by the West Pointers earlier
n the campaign.
This fine twin attraction wss staged
In Central High School Stadium before
@ crowd Of more than 5000. which
taxed all the seating capacity of the
regular stands and temporary bleachers
I; was a colorful throng which ap-
parently enjoyed the games to a high
oegrce. Credit is Que those who ham
died the affair. as everything went of
without a hitch and there was not a
SINGLE complaint registered on any
score.
Victories Are Deserved.
Maryland and Hopkins both won
clcan-cut victories. the Old Liners tri-
unph being far from as easy as the
score would indicate. and the Balti-
moreans' margin over Army being
greater than :he figures tend to show.
Maryland and Navy battled tooth and
nal all the way. but Hopkins took
things leisurely in conouering the
Cadets. but eycelling in stick work and
general smoothneess of play to such an
extent that ii appeared evident before
the first half was over that the Blue
JAYS would be the winners
Hopkins doubtless will go into the
final as the favorite. as 1t was the team
% stop Maryland after the Old Liners
had chalked up 10 victories in q row,
and also toppled Mount Washington,
bill Of the play-of series in Baltimore
or June O. Maryland won from Rut-
gers. 10 2. on the same day.
Nary and Hopkins we're slight favor
hes yesterday. 50 that the Old Liners
upset the dope 10 a certain extent. while
the Blue Jays ran true to form.
Is Great Battle.
Maryland had nip-and-tuck battle
for the first Is minutes Of the contest
There was no scoring for ~ minutes.
Then some fast pass work in which
Loane took the ball well down the
field 20 toss it To Ady. who neatly
handed 1T 10 Holloway. who was in
close, for the little Marylander 10 break
the ice. Navy, though, came back
strong and a few minutes later neat
pass from Miller 10 Haven allowed the
latter TO siam the ball into the netting
70 deadlock the issue
However, Maryland was soon TO forge
well TO the front and 70 retain a safe
margin To the finish. Bill Evans, for
rner Business High athlete, was the
hero Of the Old Liners rush that net
ted two goals IN less than five minutes
He scored first when Snyder and Ady
combined 10 hand him the ball, but he
had 70 neatly dodge defense man 10
make the marker He was forced 70
pull the stunt again for the second goal
In quick succession after taking a fast
toss from Ady
just before the half closed. GorgaS,
who had been substituted for Adv. on a
fast shot from well out registered a
goal that put Maryland ahead, 4 70 J.
a. intermiss!oyl.
Navy Retains Fight.
Navy was far from through az the
second half began and the contest went
siong a. the same sizzling pace that
had characterized the FIRST 80 minutes
Of play. ]. was IL minutes before
either team could count again. Then
II was Navy. with Haven the only
MILDLY 10 score during the game, taking
q neat pass from Miller TO make tne
counter.
II vas not Navy day, though. and
Emink. who had gone In for Linkous
WHO hac been the victim Of bad spill.
n1soe a neat underhaDd toss for the
Old Liners fifth point and IL was eyi-
dent that II was ali over Dut the
shouting Evans a little later crowned
his dsy's brilliant work by shooting his
third goal and the sixth marker for his
team 70 End the point getting.
Navy had lost It's chance for revenge
and had suffered its only two iOAScs N
Liners.
Hopkins Takes Its Time.
AfteY watching the Maryland Navy
CiSsf7 ttle Eopkins-AFny battle seemed
quite tame However, Hopkins was
taking It's time " play the smooth pasS-
ing. neat btick handling variety of
lacrosse that has 80 often made II the
ranking team u The country and Army
had no other alternative than 10 follow
sgsi
There vas not ttle aggressiyeuegs "
the Hopklns~hrggy game ttaat featured
the Msryl&86-kaYy struggle, the Tsaiti-
gf2s9geaKls Di6iDg their time IN working
t9tG a poS!tlon ~ s>ore their Jockey
sE2 !oF SfCt& D@ang ~ deliberate 81
times Ss ~ n9zke the game SLOW. How,
fTTr tne Elue JAya' mettoc proved
effective and ~ i9f same time keDs tie
West Pointers from gaining ,osseAsion
q! 'he baii
There md vceu 2feat deal " inter
r59@ngiB2 ~ t1e bzB iefoTc hopkins
got tig& nFet gnaFkeT of the game when
1sfy. 4 Iefease nlnG. rushed dGBu the
fselr ~ IN extra" a1s6 threw oue In
srOm we'll pgf Lang EDoklns center
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stBs .g1f cDBn tn fsi6 Uncfleckec N
ge' ln @iDgost On r3o ~ Cpicbefg hrny
foz! ke@t>>f
Wilson Ecersa for Arms.
o.! t9e1 tosae Harry WiDgf. nh
~sk ~ ~ tfe Only Army seDrer II IN,
Gzy. u13ntAd foY 'fe West Painter
t1ss kefofe 14e nAif efloed snd a2aB
put f'Ie tonnaf IA tbe anYiTJdyi
Gate2ory
hFD3ya nDDe Wsa gojted severely il
fne early nsn4t@S III TIE Secofld hal
gtsen EelfFlaet egniug dawn The Gel,
fast csNgigi ms ~ the Eftny pin
players olt ~ Dyalison aud sflyTe,
pgactscaDy 0nsaamDefed
WtJ1gn got HTngys sec016 goaI sgosi
midway u the final half nut deepit
this itopk3ns war odtD!sy ying tjq
E2cetE generally and when tsidGiSyi
6aefaa6 IN ~ gft ttle Blue lays f0uT.i
counter with iesA tbsD s MINUTES ~ "
Il gss eyidfnf tl}aa ne sscorid aergiG
team led mel ~ WaUt1fD.
MsFyisDca passing and senffs
s.lekwoff o1BpSyed fsY0rabjy Win ihs
af hopkins and t1e CiG Liner Tff
,s}ore expressive pfe@s2jna neeii
sssff5f when f}ff tRo aTcD s1f BlieG Il
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