The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
wEAFHEH FORECAST.
 Waahingten, Dee. 1--IAor AlabamRs Partly cloudy sunday, wifh somewhat colder in nokfh peFtionsg Monday prOb- ably fair, freah, mortheast winds.


 the first line up Beavers sent a beat tiful kick to the Navy's is-yard line. Douglass tried an end run on fake kick ana lost two yards
 On the next lineup Douglass EuRted to Johnson on the Navy's 57-yara line. Beavers failed at center but later tho Army gained four yards on a forward the field from tho NAvx's 40-yard line but the kick was blocked, the Army. however, securing the ball
 Smith gained ten yards through cen. ter ana Hanion three additional Beavs CTS carried the ball for first down and 1t was on the Navy's lo-yard line
 Hanlon gained two yards and HUI two. The Army attempted a forward pass. the ball going back to the Navyss goal for a touch back. The ball wac brought cut to the Navy's 2S-yard Hue and Douglas kickAa to Weeks on the Navys ss-yard Iine.
 Johnson tried an on-side kick and Norton secured the ball cn the Navy's Ballard line. prA&aas tired an snd run on | faks but lost Ave yards.
 Douglass kicked into the line and Norton recovered the ball. Norton gained Ave yards but the ball was brought back and given to the Arms for interference. Johnson went through center fer Ave yards and Hes vers then tried for q drop kick froie the twcnty-yard line.
 Narrowly Missed Score.
 The ball went straight between tEo posts but underneath khe bar by about foot The bah was then brought ouk to the Nays 2b-yard line and Dou- glass kicked to Hill on the Army $ 4D-ynrd llne
 The play for the remainder of tho half was mainly bunting and kicking very little line bucking being attemp- ted. Neither side was able to. score I'D te the end of the first half. The teams appeared on the field for the second half at 2:50. There were no changes in either team.
 Beavers kicked to the Navys 10- yard line and Douglass carried the ball back ten yards, He punted and the Navy secured the ball on a fum- ble on their 40-yard line DouglaRs again kicked, this time the ball going to West Point on their 35-yard line where Beavers tried the loft end fot q loss of four yards, and then kicked to Norton.
 Douglass went through center for four yards and then kicked to John. son on the Army's z5-yard fine. Dagns threw the Army quarter hard. BeaY. CTS Duntea 10 Spencer on the Army'H S0-yard line and Douglass returned the kick an the first line up, the ball going to Johnson On the AFrny's 20. yard line. Smith tried tho heavy cen- ter for no gain and Beavers punted to Spencer in midheld. Douglass kicked to Johnson on the Armys eIght-yara line. At this point Ayreg went in At right end in place of Stearna for the Army. Beavers punted tc the Afuly's sB-yand lInc.
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 ftoHmeef frfftf4t1If 4Iaf9fa and fnan the Navy attempt feward pass, JphnE9n aegere 1f4A h4il and tan faa lsNktf@ dtsfanee og faS Held for an Apy parent tenchdSUA, but the score was not allowed beeanse tho ball baa not touched at least one member of the Navy team before going to any Army man. IL was the Army's hall on their g0-yard line. Beavers kicked to Nor. ton. who ran the bali back 10 the navy's 4e-yard line. Douglasa gained ten yards on Q fake kick but on the next line up kicked out of bounds at the Army's 2s-yard line. @.
 On fake kick Hill went through tenter for zen yards. The Army then attempted an onside kick and it was the Navy's ball in midfield. Douglas punted to Johnson on the Army ZU- yard line and Dague threw him In his tracks. Northcrott was injured in the scrimmage. Beavers dropped back for kick but the ball was passed to Hill, who gained five yards through center. Beavers kicked on the next lineup and Spen- cer heeled the catch on the Army's 45- yard line and Northcroft kicked q beautiful goal from placement Score: Navy, {; Army O.
 Beavers kicked to the Navyrs 2o- yard line. Douglas got awey on a fake kick for a run of x5 yards, being thrown out of bounds by Ayree. Doug las then kicked to Johnson on the Army's 40-yard line.
 Johnson fumbled and Lague threw him back three yards Mountford was then sent in JohnsOn's place. The baIl was on the Army's 6O-yard line and Norton dropped back for an appar- ent goal from the field.
 NortOn's Great Run.
 By beautiful forward pass Norton to Ingram the latter carried the ball over for a touchdown. Norton mo- ment later kicked the goal, making the score Navy, 10; Army. 0.
 Beavers kicked on for the Army, Spencer fumbling the ball on the Navyfs lO-yard line. Spencer carried the bali back fifteen yards and Douglas then punted to the Army's s0-ynrd line. Mountford fumbled and Dague fell on the ball on the Armys 28-yard line. Douglas got three yards through cen ter and Norton then made another pret~ ty forward pass to Bernhard on the Army's 10-yard line.
 A Navy man was offside and the ball was brought back to the 25-yard line. Norton then dropped back for an appar. ent try for goal from the field. There was another forward pass, however, but the ball went to the Army because of interference.
 Beavers kicked on the first line up and Spencer ran the ball back fifteen yards. LamOtt then went in for DaRue at right end for the Navy. On an ex- change of kicks the Navy secured the ball on the Army's 30-yard line. Doug las punted and Mountford caught the ball on the Armys 10-yard line. Bea- vers kicker to Douglas on the Army's S5-yard line.
 At this point Simpson went in the place of Piersol. On a forward pass the Army gained three yards, but was thrown back @ moment later on a fake kick. Beavers kicked to Spencer on the Navy's 45-yard line and Douglas re , turned the punt to Mountford on the Army's fifteen yard line, but the ball was broght back to the NaEy's 5O-yard line and the Navy was penalized ten yards for holding.
 Douglas punted to Mountford on the Army's SS-yard line and Beavers kicked to Norton, who gained ten yards before being thrown. Douglas kicked to Mountford on the Army's 25-yard line, and the West Point man ran 1t back seven yards There was only a min- ute to play, and the West Point root CTS were loudly calling for their rep rCsentatives to score a touchdown, but ,Jith the ball sevent yards from the