Evening star., 1933-10-22
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LATE CADET SCORE
TRIMS OLD LINERS
Smith Runs Back Punt for
Deciding Points-Widmyer
Stars for Losers.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T EXTINCTION. Va, October 81.
Coming from behind twice
L. in a thrilling homecoming
battle v. M. rs Cadets
earned a spectacular 19-to-13 VIC
tory over Maryland'S Old Liners
here today. Billy Smith, the
Cadet field general, who had been
expected to show passing attack,
led his teammates in a brilliant
running game that upset the Old
Liners.
Smith twice carried the ball across
for touchdowns and played a major
part in the Cadets victory. 1t was his
touchdown dash of 35 yards in the final
period that put the Cadets out in front
to stay.
v. NJ. is running auack, although
faltering at times, struck on three oc-
caSions with a scoring punch. Earl
Widmyer, Terrapin backfield flash, was
the only consistent ground gamer for
the visitors. but Smith, Meredith Urick,
and Dick DodSon took turns at smash
ing the heavy Maryland forewall for
substantial gains.
VXIIDMYER'S brilliance kept the
" Marylanders in the running all
the way and threatened to
wrest a victory for the Old Liners. He
opened the game by sprinting 90 yards
on reverse play and was hard TO stop
throughout the contest.
The Old Liners first touchdown
threat was stopped by tumble which
Straub. Cadet captain, recovered on the
l2-yard line
Late in the first period Widmyer be-
wildered the Cadets on a reverse play
over his own left side that netted %
yards and with the Terrapins display
ing successful overhead game in the
second quarter the Old Liners had the
Cadets on the run. Nelson shot a cou-
pie of passes to Widmyer that netted
SO yards and although a holding pen-
atty temporarily halted the offensive,
Benner, substitute for the tired Wid-
myer, seized another pass on the Cadet
3-yard line. The Cadets held for two
downs, but Nelson scored on a neatly
executed underhand pass from Sachs.
laegeT'S plaCeMeNt.kitG was good.
4 short time later the Cadets were in
n the Lead. Smith l0fted a 22'yard
pass to Watkins who galloped IS
yards before he was hauled down from
behind Urick picked up 19 yards on
beautifully executed lateral. and three
plays later sklrted the end for touch
down from the 3-yard line.
When Hancock's try for the extra
point went wide the Cadets again got
busy. After Urick had returned the
kickoff 25 yards. Billy Smith. in a
magnificent exhibition of broken field
running, slipped off tackle for 65 yards
and touchdown. Again Hancocks at
tempted placement went astray.
In the third period the Cadets tried
to open up their passing attack but
Smiths heaves found no waiting re-
ceivers. But the Old Liners passed to
better advantage. Nelson fipped an
aerial to Widmyer that was good for 90
yards and placed the Terraplns in posi-
ton for Ennis to score from the 11yard
line on a reverse play similar TO the
one Widmyer had used for his big gain
Yaegers try for the extra point
failed but Maryland led 13-to-12.
The Cadets then put the Marylanders
on the run with Urick reeling of sue
I cesSive daSheS Of 80 and 25 yards al
though the second play was called back.
After a punting exchange, Smith
again electrified the crowd by Streaking
IS yards down the Sidelines to score
on a punt return. He later broke I'D
Maryland's passing attack by snatching
the ball that slipped of Buschers
fingers
Widmyer starred in belated rally
that netted three first downs as he
carried the ball seven times in a row,
, The Cadets, however. held for downs in
mldlield as the game ended.