The Washington times., 1929-12-07
MARYLAND
PL A Y s
WIND.
First Quarter

the kickoff, Roberts punted for
the Old Liners to midfield. After
gaining q first down on Mary
lands 4O-yard line, Radice averted
further danger by intercspting
Wellinger's pass and running it
back to his own 40-yard line.
The players were so covered
with mud by this time that it
was almost impossible to dis
tinguish the individuals.
Clary and Roberts exchanged
punts, as each team was playing
for break to recover a fumbled
wet ball. Finally Roberts gained
appreciably In this exchange and
the Old Liners had the ball on
their own 40-yard line. They
couldn't gain and Roberts punted
to their 20-yard line.
A series Of plunges by CIary,
Wellinger and Klepac gave West
ern Maryland a first down on
their own 42-yard line as the
quarter ended with neither team
having got inside the others 40.
yard line.
Score: Maryland, o; Western
Maryland, 0.
Second Quarter
After a pass. Clary to Bates,
gained 20 yards, Radice again
came to Maryland's rescue by
intercepting Clary's next forward
pass on his own 25-yard line.
Roberts was hurt when he
circled end and "Bozey" Berger
replaced him. Maryland gained
Is, yards when Western Mary.
land was penalized that distance
for unnecessary roughness.
Berger gained five yards and
Evans made Is on a fake reverse.
A pass. Chalmers to Radice, put
the ball on Western Maryland's
33-yard line. Western Maryland
i braced at this point and Chal-
mers punted over the goal line.
Doughty replaced Clary for the
Terrors and punted to Mary
lands 25-yard line. Chalmers
punted back. the ball going out
Of bounds on the Terrors' 37-yard
line. Doughty punted outside
on Maryland's 45-yard line.
A pass, Chalmers to Berger,
gained ten yards. Radice lodged,
twisted and squirmed to the 20
yard line after catching another
short pass from Chalmers.
Berger and Chalmers gained
only five yards in three StabS at
the line and then, after a triple
pass with Chalmers tossing to
Heagy. finally the Old Liners had
a first down on the 11-yard line
On a fake pass. the old Statue
of Liberty play was called upon
and Berger swept wide around
end for six yards. Evans hit
tackle for a hah-yard and then
Doughty averted a sure touch.
down by knocking down Chalmer'S
pass to Heagy in the end zone.
An end run by Doughty and a
15-yard penalty placed the ball
on the 38-yard line, but Doughty
was forced to punt to Maryland
30-yard line.
Pincura and Bates broke
through and blocked Chalmers
punt and Bates recovered the
ball on Maryland's 24-yard line.
After two passes by Doughty
failed, Pincura tried a place kick
from his own 35-yard line but it
was blocked as the half ended
ScorelesS.
| Score, Maryland, 0; Western
Maryland, 0.
Third Quarter
Maryland players changed uni.
forms between halves. Buck Mil,
Ter replaced Berger for Maryland
Clary brought the fans to their
feet as he came up the field Is
yards with the kickoff, Chalmers
spilling him.
After exchanging punts Mary
land blocked Clary'S attempt to
kick and took the ball on Western
Maryland's 48-yard line, but the
TerrorS regained it Immediately
when Miller fumbled.
Clary's well-placed punt, which
went outside on Maryland'S 3-yard
line, forced Miller to kick from
behind the goal line. His return
was short and went outside on
his own 28-yard line.
In three plunger Wellinger and
Clary brought a first down to
IMaryland'S 16-yard line. A lateral
pass, Ekaitis to Wellinger, gained
lii yards and it was first down
on Maryland's 5-yard line. Well
Iinger slid over the final foot
for the touchdown on fourth
down, but the attempt to add the
extra point failed. Western
maryland, 6; Maryland, 0.
The Terrors, following an ex-
change of puntS, started playing
the old Army game of safe, fast
ball by holding the leather as
long as possible before surrender
ing it by punting, making short
but sure gains with Wellinger and
Clary carrying the ball. Clary
punted to Maryland 28-yard line
as the quarter ended.
Score, western Ns -"'snd, r;
maryland, o.