The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27

ne!d. never perilously. near the goals. and with
tSsr Ss nsd
pretty runs for West Point, and Mccormick.
Johnson. ana lizard played yaliently for An.
sirht has strength fur beyond the ord mary
he was benefited greatly by Houle's splendid
AZ the end .! the first hal. Romans. Prince.
good udrs set thonshs Il Sighy i na
that either side would score. 80 we'll matched
were the men. and when tho game, was con.
west Font worEea Rntz kro"s
centre for ten yards. the sharp-foatursd sol;
BY couple Of the heaviest men on tie onpos.
ing team. clinging to tho ball and digging his
toEs and e5oT. into the 81 oub.
going round the navy's right end. Kutz
doubled the distance at the next. sally. Stacy:
who h.d been spoling for fight; amused
back as 4 though to KICK. and the ruse enabled
the soldiers in close proximity to the sailors
Another ten yards would yield q touch down.
and the ball was IN play imTmse med In front
try For ' goal from the Held was strong. but
Cant. Clark bent ali the, efforts Of his men, in
:hs SO ct ys hs sailors soof
soldier, contingent. finally getting possession
tunty lost Tor West Point. and Johnson Sp and
lizard rapidly carried the ,spheroid back to
the fisid. The Ssrmest play of tic a nfsa
from the field BY hull dozen Of his. fellows.
font and Kuts ion 1ndt the s douSs
pass productive OF twenty-five yards. the lat
ever marked the work Of the famous snake"
hA mes OF Princeton. or McClung OF Yale with
holding IN the Inc and the yIstOrs sppS Ge
put up gam that was too much for their op.
ponents; Johnson. lard. and BaGcy, made
IT. na osS sny awn the
halt, The navy, side OF the ield was wild in
sSs goal N 3A the wssn sfs
n favor Of Annapolis. the women kissed and
fhe sn ssns
tSanns, T SS1 i !hat' west Point talking
The Soldiers H sa apparently needed this taste Of
defeat 10 make them warm to their work. for
when play was renewed they carried the sail
Kats. Tinterfak.. and Carson SOM making telling
gains around Annapolis's right end. Timber;
LEX at the end II few minutes being lifted
but goal had to I Be kicked before the Scores
swIwardy for free kick was placed at an
awkward angle for try at tho posts. He
baked tho first time. and his second kick was
puny and the ball rolled between tho posts on
the ground. leaving the score q to In favor OF
The spirit Of unrest having become infec-
tious. Annapolis determined to cinch their
hold upon the game. They began bravely
and Kutz and TimberIake gained ten yards
for West Point by working the double pass
b. Ames. West Points left snd. was injured
then. and Harrison. succeeding him. was i'm
: place in the thicksst Of the fight when Nc;
Cormack broke through the centre and scored
Q gain Of 20 yards for the sailors before being
downed by Timberlake; Stacey, who had
played some questionable football. was pro-
tested for suGsinE BY Capt TEsnG sni that
The The navy o fought tn. army back steadily foot
BY foot for small gains. and Bagcy finally
a9ohs5 toSHh and :keq
moment. but under the ralyine crios Of their
supporters took fresh courage and quickly
ting across the border in a few minutes.
The sun. however. had disappeared behind
the hills. and tho shril! treble OF tho whistle.
announcing that the time limit had expired
Put end to the pay for 70 The
upon the shoulders OF their friends. and those
OF the New Workers who were not remaining
for the ball IN the evening made wild break
down the dusty hills to the special trains
Annapolis won from Wet Point on the scene
Of yesterdays conflict in 1890. and last year
West Point went to Annapolis and scored a
victory. Yesterdays game makes Annapolis
the winner OF two out OF three games played.