St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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ball on a fumble, but was unable to advance it, so Duvall kicked to Western Maryland's fifteen-yard line. Our opponents took the ball, and by steady gains carried it to our forty-yard line At that point they were penalized for holding, but still retained posses- sion of the ball, and a few more rushes carried it to our twenty-five yard line, where they lost it on downs. Duvall kicked to the center of the field, and there it remained during the rest of the half, neither side being able to gain regularly. In the second half it was plain that'Western Maryland had weakened. Roberts, who had carried the ball almost every time in the first half, could no longer tear open our line for steady gains. St. John's now began to hammer Western Maryland's line and soon had the ball within ten yards of their goal. Duvall tried a drop kick, but it was blocked, and the ball went to our opponents. After a few rushes they were forced to kick and the play went' on with varying success until but two minutes of the half re- mained. Duvall punted to Western Maryland's ten-yard line. The ball struck the full- back squarely in the chest and bounded out,and like a flash Captain Halbert caught it and carried it over the line for a touchdown. The game ended 'with the ball near the center of the field and the score 6'-0 in favor of St. J ohn's. s. M Our last game of the season was played with Pennsylvania Military College at Chester, Pa. In the first half of this game our men played well and when time was called, theiscore was 11+6 in favor of St. John's. I In the second half, P. M. C. took ac'- vantage of our fumbles and scored three touchdowns. The final score was St. J ohn's, ll, P. M. c., 23. I y e y flfifil 5 , . .- .rf l I33

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' .fecond Team T. B. MCQLOSKEY, . . A. F. HUTCHINS., e E. T. CLARK, . D. PARSONS, .. -C. B. DUVALL, . Left End Left Tackle 'T Left Guard . , Center p Right Guard I. B. SOMERVILLE, . ' .Right Tackle Rr A. ROUSE, . Right End AM. W. BORDLEY, Quarterback J. H. SINCLAIR, ' . . Left Halfback E. JACKSON, . . . . 1 Fullback M. K. NEVILLE CCaptainJ, . g . . ' . . Right Halfback ' . SUBSTITUTES. S TERRY, MOORE, HALL, H. JACQKSON, HEARN, RILEY, GORE. . y .feason of'I905 h J S ' During the Season of 1903, the second team had but one game. - This game was With Wilmer's Preparatory School, and resulted in a victory for the scrubs by a score of 35-0. 'The line-up was as follows: .I I g 1. Scrubs. . U E Position. McCloskey, 1 O Left End. . Hutchins, . Left Tackle. Clark, . Left Guard. Jackson, . Center. . McCardell, V Right Guard. . h Somerville . Right Tackle. . Parsons, 2 A f ' Rouse, .' . Right End. A Bordley Quarterback. Neville, Capt. l 'Sinclair '. . , j Left Halfback. . Devries 2 1, . Q 'Tarbertf . Right H alfback. Neville ' ' Tarbert ..... . Fullback. . H . . Hall lg R 1 he Wilrners. ' Bradfute . Adair ' lVarnum Merriam. . Hayes Northcroft. Haine. i Kennedy. Van dehoof. Russell. McMachen. Touchdowns, Neville, 4, McCloskey, Tarbert. Goals, Rouse, 5. Referee, Wilmer, of iSt. John'S. Umpire, Duvall, of St. JOhn's. Time of halves, 20 and 15 minutes. 135