The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30

| Tor II sCr med as II the game was aIover
Yet Annapolis never let up in the encourage
grimly and 30 gamely for the blue and
gold,
Belknap kicked OF again and Bunker
caught the ball. instantly beginning sen
dozen tackles until he was confronted
by Smith. Bunker turned d complete
somersault and landed on his head
He's killed -ure!' cried the women.
But Bunker jumped up and rubbed his
knee. Root and Smith Of the Navy team
We're laid out cold however, ard both had
to be relieved, DoheIty taking. Roots place
! and McNair succeeding Smith, the latter
! receiving al ovation az he resched the
side lines
Daily punted and McNar was thrown.
Then Strassbnrger GOT seven yards through
Graves, but West Poin, quickly compe He'd
Blknap to punt. Ai.or AT t-."re was
an exchange Of kicas. -. H.. d. had an
advantage. unit S'rassburger had another
chance TO try for goal from the JO-yard
Inc. The ball sailed straight for the posts.
but fell short of the bar.
TWO POINTS FOR NAVY.
| DAILY, who stood in front Of the goal
instead Of letting tie ball roll over TIE
line, caught it and trt ID to run back. The
| Navys ends were upon him in the twink ng
| Of an eye and drove him over for "A safety,
| which made the score 10 10 and set the
| Navy wild with delight.
Daily punted out from the 25-yard line,
but as the Navy could not gain Belknap
punted. Soon DAILY returned the com
! pliment. which was followed by another
punt from Blknap. The ball was handed
| over to the Navy for holding and with the
teams on the Nays 0-yard line Grady
opened up hole between Thompson and
| Boytrs.
ii was the Yale trick of fake interference
and a delayed pass and Strassbuiger went
through the opening Ike a fash Of creased
lightning The only man between him
and the goal was DAILY, who crouched low
10 make a sure tackle. But StrsssluTger
lodged him and outfooted Bunker. Who
| chased him all the way TO the line, getting
| in a tackle that threw the Nays half back
just as he sprawled over tie mark for
| touchdown.
He had covered SIXTY yer and Annsrols
| was up in arms again, for no such luck
had been expected and the chance for
| victory had been greatly Increased. Ard
when Strassburger kicked the goal which
| made the score 10 TO there was increased
jubiation, which lasted until long after
the teams had left the field for the usual
rest OF ten minutes.
SECOND HALF BEGINS
II was West Points kick-oI when play
| was resumed and, after an exchange a
punts, DAILY was hurled to the rod in the
middle OF the gridiron. Then the Army
| opened an assault that was 80 aggressive
Without once losing. the ball the West
Pointers drove their wicked tandem through
both wings, Bunker. TorLey and Hackett
! doing great execution.
lime repeatedly Was taken out lille
the Nays players writhed In the mud.
but there was no let up in the terrific line
bucking until Hackett had been damned
over the line for the third touchdown for
the Army This time DAILY kicked the goal
| and the score Was 10 toS
| IN Ral.pap's kick on Dalv tried Of
his spectacular runs, but WAS nailed after
covering twenty yards The Nays de-
fence had improved, so DAILY pGn,ed and
McNair was downed on his s5-yard line.
end for nine yards. Hackett preventing
him from having clear field by a fierce
tackle that threw him out of bounds.
TWO SAILORS USED uP.
An exchange Of kicks was followed by
catch by McNair on his .23-yard line
but he slipped and fell on the soggy field
before he could gain headway. Halsey
and Farley we're so thoroughly used up
that they gave way TO M,tcaf and Rees
respectively II was a case Of punt back
and 70 tn after that until the Navy secur 60
the oval on tumble, when. AZ DAILY was
catch, the Army received a ls-yard penalty
DAILY had free kick and his ends pinned
Men air to the Nays ?o-yard line. where
Bunker made rafting play by dropping
| on the BAN dlteT n bdu lufnDie,
Fretz Wac hurt sufho itntly at that stag.
to BE- taken of in favor Of Oak, after Vhiol
the West Pointers went AT their oppouents
hammer and tougs until they had scored
. again. Bunker making his sscoLd tou, h.
down of the day, from which DAILY goaled
This incrs ased the score TO % tos.
. From that point 70 the ED II was al
. West Points way. There was plenty o.
kicking, in which the Army CALLED H.,
most ground. Finally, with the hall az
Weet Points 45-yGrd line, the Army mau'
, | one more desp rate attempt 10 ~ ore.
TWENTY YARDS on FAKE NICK.
DAILY. on fax. kick aid a double rass
made a brilliant run OF " enty yards arounC
Whiings end. Then the inc vitable tan
dem play got in it's work ard the ball haC
been carried TO the Nays l0-y6rd hn'
when time vas called and the game va
over The weather was perfect for foot
ball. but the field was not produo tiv, o
firm footing The great crow sat thropg
the game 10 the end and hen the team
went away TO their dressing rooms the sea
! | spp of 1902 WAS at An end. Summary.