Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
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UNDER AT COUNT
College Park Game Early
Becomes Scoring Orgy
for Old Liners.

~ DING its best to add to the
gayety of the university's
IL annual home coming day
celebration at College
Park, Maryland's foot ball team
yesterday made a Southern Con-
ference record for itself. It's. Of
tense running wild in the first
half, the Old Line eleven piled up
such a lead that Washington and
Lee never was in the game, and
at the finish held a 41-to-7 ad-
vantage, the greatest total OF
points ever rolled up by a Byrd
coached outfit against a confer
ence foe.
1t was Maryland's sixth tussle with
washington and Lee In series start
ing in 1924 and its second victory over
the men Of Lexington. The other was
scoroa in 1928 here in their last pre-
vious encounter.
With its stack clicking perfectly the
Old Line team quickly made the throng
IN the stands realize it was to be big
Maryland day. Six plays after the first
kick-off the Old Liners registered q
touchdown. Five plays after the sec
ond kick-oH they scored another. And
four plays after the third kickoff the
third points were recorded by the home
team.
Garry On Scoring Spree.
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the Generals were easy prey for the
Old Liners In the second quarter and
two more touchdowns we're made
against them. Another was scored in
the third period when Maryland had
virtually q second team on the field.
Not until the final quarter when the
Old Line outfit was q mixture of sec
0nd and third stringers was Washing
ton and Lee able TO batter its way
across the Black and Gold goal.
Maryland employed both running and
aerial attack to do its point-getting.
Launching an attack fsOm their AZ
yard stripe with the first period just
under way two running plays moved the
Old Liners to the Generals 18-yard
line. Ray poppleman first crashed
through is yards and Bozey Berger,
dashing from q triple-pass play, adj
vanced IS more. There followed for
ward. Shorty Chalmers to Berger, across
the final line for q touchdown.
Poppleman was the big figure in the
making of Marylands second touch
down. After the Old Liners had bagged
washington and Lee tumble on the
foes 26-yard line Woods crashed to q
flrSt down on the Is. Poppleman then
broke through to the 1-yard stripe,
ripping through the right side of the
aasoln ~ Tn anNrf fa1o q
land was penalized 5 yards for being
of side, hut Poppleman got back 8
yards. then carrying the ball again went
more to score.
Another Touchdown Pass.
The forward pass was responsible for
Maryland's third block of points. Re-
covering q washington and Lee tumble
within IS yards Of goal the Old Liners
gained little with two plunges into the
line. Then they resorted to air attack
and q fine heave. Chalmers to Berger.
netted 30 yards and score.
Intercepting washington and Lee
pass shortly before the first period
ended, Maryland headed toward its
fourth touchdown. It was Poppleman
who pulled the Generals heave from
the air and It was ne who launched
the scoring drive with q 20-yard run
by right tackle. Berger then went wide
around left end TO Washington and
Lees 47-yard stripe in a quarter CLOSING
play and soon after the second period
started a pass, Poppleman to Chalmers,
was good for 5 yards. Another pass,
good for gain Of % yards and a
touchdown. Berger crossed the final
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