Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-11-30

Princeton.
Betting Is light, owing to the prepon-
derance OF West Point money. Frank
| lin field is in fine condition for the con.
| test and the weather is almost perfect.
The lineup is as follows:
Navy. Positions. Army.
Whiting $3.50. left end ...... Arnsworth
Read .......... left tackle ........ Doe
Carpenter ........ left guard ..... Riley
Fretz .......... center .......... Boyers
Belknap -. right guard :. Goodspeeed
Adams ...... right tackle ...... Bunker
Soule ...... right end ...... McAndrew
| McNair ....... quarterback $3.50. DAILY
Land ... right halfback 49,. Hackett
Nichols ........ fullback ........ Graves
Referee-Wrenn, OF Harvard; umpire
Wrightington, OF Hartford.
The presidential party reached the
grounds at 1:50. The vast crowd rose
en- masse and cheered the president.
| The navy won the toss and took the
west goal, with slight wind at their
backs. Cover kicked of for West Point
at 2:17
FIRST HALF.
| The ball went to Nichols on the navy g
25-yard line. After carrying 1t to their
42-yard line they We're forced to kick.
Daily catching the ball on ar1ny's 90
| yard line. Plunges thru the line by
| Graves, Hsckett ana Casad gained
twenty yards. when DAILY kicked to the
navy's 50-yard line. An exchange of
kicks brought the ball to the navy's 35-
yard line. They gained fifteen yards
when the navy kicked to Daily on West
Points 25-yard line, DAILY carrying the
ball to midfield. The army boys carried
the ball right down the field to the
navy's 25-yard line, where they lost on
downs. The president, Secretary Long
and Postmaster General Smith had, in
the meantime, left the private box and
taken seats on the eide line bench. An
other exchange of kicks and 1t was the
navy's ball on their 35-yard line The
navy at once kicked to the arny's 30
yard line. Casad broke thru and ran
sixty five yards, bringing the ball to the
navy's 25-yard line. Plunges into the
line brought the ball to the navy's 10
yard line where DAILY dropped goal
from field Score, West Point 5, navy
0.
Belknap kicked and McNair ran sixty
yards to West Points 25-yard line.
Plunges into the line by Freyer, Mich
OILS and Read carried the ball to West
Points one yard line, where Freyer car
ried the ball over for touchdown.
Belknap missed the goal. Score, navy s,
West Point 8.
The army kicked to the navy's 20-yard
line. Nichols gained ten and Land 25.
The navy failed to gain and kicked to
the army's fifteen-yard line. DAILY car
ried the ball back twenty-three yards.
Daily kicked to midfeld. The navy
fumbled Army's ball. Time called
Score at end of the first half: Army g.,
Navy 5.
SECOND HALF.
At the end of the first half the presi-
dent, Secretaries Long and Root, with
the army officers marched across the
field to the army side.
Belknap kicked to DAILY on the army's
five yard line and the little quarter
back ran the length OF the field for a
touchdown. DAILY kicked goal. Score:
West Point IL; navy. 5. The navy
kicked off and Nally who took Hack
ett's place carried the ball to the navy's S
35-yard line, where the navy got the ball
for holding.
The navy failed to gain. Freyer
punted to the navy's 50-yard. DAILY
tried field goal and failed. Navy's ball
on their 15-yard. Freyer kicked to West
Points 45-yard. DAILY kicked. Freyer
fumbled and Bunker fell on the ball for
West Point on the navy's 15-yard line.
The navy's line held and they got the
ball on their seven yard line.
Freyer ran fifty yards for the navy and
on the next line up the ball was in the
midfield. Army's line held on their 81
yard. Navy lost the ball. Daily kicked
to the navy's 42-yard line. There was
an exchange of kicks and it was the
navy's ball on her 11-yard line. The
navy kicked and was given the ball on
holding on their 35-yard line, Navy
kicked to West Points 40-yard and the
ball was carried to midfield by DAILY.