Maryland at Yale

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  Daily Kennebec journal, Augusta, Me., November 9, 1925, page 10

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  YALE WINS OVER MARYLAND BY BRILLIANT RALLY New Haven, Conn, Nov. 7-(AP) After completely battling Yale with a whirlwind attack in the first half, in which 1t led IA to 10, the strong Maryland team was swamped by the Ellis in the closing periods when the Yale team rolled up five touchdowns to win 43 to IA, here this afternoon. The Ellis started sub team which soon fell before the storm of the southern offensive and permitted I.inkouts, Black and Gold fullback, to cross the Blue goal in the hrst few minutes of play. Tenney KICKED the goal. When the Yale team took the field after the intermission it might have been another team as far as resemblance to the performance of the preceding was concerned. 1t received the kickoff and marched IS yards for a touchdown that gave Yale the lead, l6 to IA, Allen, Kline and Cutler carving the offensive burdens and making good use of the huge gaps Che Eli line was making for them Kline made the score and Allen kicked a goal. In the final period the storm of the Yale attack broke loose in all It’s fury and rolled up four touchdowns. Three of these were made by Bill Kline. The last touchdown was made by Jerry Wadsworth after forward pass, Kline to Fishwick, had put the ball on the Southerners’ five yard line. Wadsworth kicked the goal and raised Yale’s total to 43 points. VAIL, fAaN 1Al MARYI AND

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Yale leads 8–⁠2–⁠1 in 11 meetings, counting the five since this game.