The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1934-11-16
WEST NOTTINGHAM DEFEATS
WASHINGTON HALL

might nave well Deen the war cry
last Friday afternoon when the two
Hanna tutored aggregations met on
the Academy's gridiron at Colora;
but Coach Gress Hanna and his
mighty maroon atom of w. N A.
emerged on the steep side of 1870
score over the Otis Hannamen from
Washington Hall-thus continuing
Nottingham's record of no defeats
and no score on the part of these
traditional rivals, ever since the
feud started back in the year 1926.
After taking the opening kickoff
on their own 80 yard line, the Ma
room swept overland and through the
air 70 yards for a touchdown i'll
about nine plays. This series was
started when Nottingham's field
general and captain, Walter Gamer
on, gave the ball to Bounds, the
ever-scoring triple threat, on short
scamper around the left wing OF the
invaders for five yards. Cameron
next took the pigskin off tackle for
first down. Bounds then cut in
sharp and sliced off another 9 yard
chunk through the line. Cameron
then proceeded to make his second
first-down by darting over the CEN
Ter for the necessary yardage.
Taking to the air, Bounds, rifled one
TO Byrd for yards Cameron fol-
lowed up with 8 yards from slant
inside tackle Then came the SEN
sational sweep of Bounds around the
end and along the western boundry
line As yards for the initial tally of
the game. He added his own point
by a crashing smash off guard.
Coach Otis Hanna, at this point,
sent in his first string. A short
skirmish ensued which resulted in
Walter Cameron recovering tumble
deep in the invaders territory,-an
exchange of kicks, and Craig being
smeared by Cameron on the 40
stripe.
The second quarter saw the boys
from Port open up their offense
with a series of double and triple
reverses with little or no damage.
The ball was in mid-feld when the
half ended.
Washington Hall chose defense
and kicked to open the second half
Bounds toting it up to his 35 yard
line. A line plunge failed, and the
Nottingham kick was caught and
downed AZ yards away The Blue
reverse tactics again failed and Not
tingham gained the ball and featured
Bounds in 20 yard gam5ol off tie
end. The invaders nabbed the ball
on tumble and kicked to the mid
field. Walter Cameron smashed
his way for six yards on two success
sive plays.
Several line plunges were thwart-
ed-so Washington Hall kicked out
to their opponents 40 mark. An
aerial bombardment now brought
the local team up to the 20 yard
line-Bounds assisting greatly by d
SO yard run after a wide skirt
around the right wing.
The fourth and final frame saw
Nottingham score when Bounds
knitted short and sharp off tackle,
but only after 6 yard thrust by
Cameron OFF guard. But on the
same play after the touchdown, the
extra point was lost due to Jen-
nings, the Blue and White snapper
back.
The j. I. rs now received, and
tried a bit of hocus-pocus which en-
tailed sleeper and fan formation
which smacked of the days when
Centre College rose to national
recognition by this unethical' Of
fence. They advanced to a point
just within the Nottingham terri
tory and kicked Bounds grabbed
the kick on a gallop and brought it
up to his own 35 yard line. Three
yards were annexed on short pass
and line plunge. Byrd on the next
play fumbled, but recovered and
drove on for 20 more yards. Finally
as Bounds had completed scamper
around end for first down the game
ended with the ball being we'll into
the Tome territory.
Despite this win, Coach Gress
Hanna was slightly displeased with
his teams showing; and is quite
concerned about several injuries
sustained from this conflict. But
with the hope that Red" Montgom-
cry and "Firp" Wesley will be able
to render assistance this forthcom-
ing Saturday when they meet the
Church Farm School ON the home