Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-23
STILL REMAIN UNDEFEATED.
MIDDIES TRoUNCE THE NORTH
CAROLINA ELEVEN.
Visitors Completely 0utclassed At
Every Point of The Game
On Saturday.
DECKER AND BERNARD DIS
ANGUISH THEMSELVES.

Against team which equaled them
in point of weight, the Midshinmou on
Saturday afternoon again kept tholr
goal line untarnishod, and put up one
| Of tho best games of their uugeored
upon season. The heavy North Caro-
| lima eleven found the Navy line a
stone wall and the encircling arms og
| the sure tackles, like blue and gold
striped tentacles of giant octopus
reaching out from the particular ele-
meut of the Navy.
On the other hand the MILDLY backs
gained at will and made almost con
| tinual gains of four, ten and fifteen
yards through any old place in the op.
posing line that they cared to try.
The feature Of the contest was a beau
tiful 10-yard run by Deker and Ber-
nard While the lattor carried the piw
skin tucked securely under his arm, he
would never bave made his phenomi.
nal dash through the opposing tack
lers had it not been for the magnih.
cent and heady interference of Deck.
er, who will give Norton a hustle for
quarterback. The play came in tho
second half
Bernard, who went in for Dohertv
at right half aided by the splendid In.
reference of Decker, made 70.yard
run. Sadler, the only man then be.
tween Bernard and the coveted goal.
was neatly bowled over by Decker.
but Gardiner overlook and tackled
Bernard from behind. Tho ball then
rested three yards from the goal, aud
from here Doherty plunged through
for the score. During this half tho
play was more open and spectacular,
Decker making several long runs
around the ends, the longest being for
40 yards around right end. Spencer
was next in frequency of long runs.
making many substantial gains tor the
blue and gold.
Dague. the light but speedy and
heady little end, emulated the feat of
Upton in last years Army game.
Spencer's long punt was touched but
fumbled by Sadler and the Navy end
getting down booted the pigskin
clear over the goal line and under the
bleechers, In tho grand scramble
under the bliechers and 20 the tune of
startled feminine shrieks a Carolina
man came off victorious and by captur
ing the ball prevented "A score.
Navy kicked off TO Winburn under
his goal post, but the Carolinians lost
the ball ON downs, and the first touch.
down was scored in five minutes by
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through the opposing players Tor
distance of 10 yards. Three times the
visitors had possession of the leather
in this half, but their attempts Co
pierce the line proved unavaling.
On one occasion they were held for
downs, and the other two they were
forced TO punt. Two more touchdcwns
were scored in the first half by Navy.
and they followed each other by five
minutes. Norton succeeded ia the
three tries for goal. The second half
proved an even greater walkoyer for
Navy, although ten substitutes played.
Coach Dashiells again adopted tho
policy Of running in fresh substitutes
all through the game. thus giving al
most all the likely candidates some.
thing ts-do This policy has resulted
il great uncertainty as TO whom tho
first team mea are, and not more than
one or two OF the positions are at all
sure. Three more toucbdowns were
made. two by Ghormley and one by
Grady. The visitors seemed almost
completely disheartened and could not
successfully resist the terrible on
| slaughtof the heavy Navy backs Not
once did they threaten Nayv's goal.