Word: maryland
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Colonel Amery's statement is correct. But he did not point out that, although Great Britain has one new capital ship and the United States has three, only one of these (the Maryland] is in commission; that of America's eight 30,000-ton ships, all but one (again the Maryland) are outranged by Great Britain's five "Queen Elizabeth's" and five "Royal Sovereigns"; that America's superiority in personnel would be transferred to Great Britain if 20,000 marines were not added to our total; that it is possible for the British...
...Maryland Swamped...
Displaying their first real attack of the season, the Tiger eleven easily downed Maryland 26 to 0 on the next week-end. The Princeton team seemed transformed from the comparatively weak aggregation which it had been against Colgate to a powerful eleven with drive, ably supported by an impenetrable line. The visitors made only one first down while the Tigers piled up 14 all of which were earned. Cleaves's punting was again a feature. Likewise he reeled off a 45-yard run for the first touchdown. Dinsmore was used at quarterback during the first half and his choice...
...this season are as follows: Harvard. Harvard, 20 Middlebury, 0 Harvard, 20 Holy Cross, 0 Harvard, 15 Bowdoin, 0 Harvard, 24 Centre, 10 Harvard, 12 Dartmouth, 3 Harvard, 24 Florida, 0 --- --- 115 13 Princeton. Princeton, 30 Johns Hopkins, 0 Princeton, 5 Virginia, 0 Princeton, 10 Colgate, 0 Princeton, 26 Maryland, 0 Princeton, 21 Chicago, 18 Princeton, 22 Swarthmore, 13 --- --- 114 31 Yale. Yale, 48 Bates, 0 Yale, 13 Carnegie Tech, 0 Yale, 18 No. Carolina, 0 Yale, 0 Iowa, 6 Yale, 38 Williams, 0 Yale, 7 Army, 7 Yale, 20 Brown, 0 --- --- 144 13 Dartmouth. Dartmouth, 20 Norwich, 0 Dartmouth...
CHICAGO, ILL., October 27, 1992. Princeton arrived here today and is reported to be in good condition for tomorrow's game. The Tigers will start with the same line as that which faced, Maryland last week, and with Cleaves, Emery, and Crum in the backfield. Chicago will start as follows: l.e., Lampe; l.t., Fletcher; l.g., Pandelick: c., King or Dawson; r.gg., Leuis or Rohrke; r.t., Gowdy; r.e., Dickson; q.b., Strehmeir; backs; Pyott, H. Thomas, and J. Thomas...