New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

kick. The ball rolled along the ground dangerously
several Army men, Lange picked II up at
full and dashed back twenty yards to his own
So-yard line On the next play the little Navy
quarter made brilliant 25-yard run, landing the
ball in the centre of the field Clay could make
only yard through the line, and Lange punted 10
Hyatt who was tackled by Jones on the Army 3
20-yard line
Reinecke went In for Meyer at guard Meyer was
badly used up when he limped OFF the field, crying
Historically. He played a good gane-an excellent
one when the fact that he was badly handicapped
by injuries is taken into consideration. Greole
punted to Iange, who dashed back to the Army
4s-yard line. Pullen broke up the next play and
Philoon stopped the next Then Iange attempted
onside kick. Luck not with the Navy, ana
the Army recovered the ball her So-yard line
Besson replaced Byrne at tackle. Dalton upset the
Army's first rush and Greble again called upon
to punt Clay was downed after catching the punt
in the of the field. and the Navy lost fifteen
yards for holding the next play. Several eX-
changes of punts followed in which the Army was
the gamer. The Navys punting was poor, even
considering the handicap OF an adverse wind. Both
sides began using substitutes freely. Stuart went
in at tackle for Leighton. Nix took Moss's place
and Cobb went in for Reifsneider:
NAVY PUNTING WEAK.
LIange finally punted % yards to the Arny's 25
ward line. As Grebe fell back to return the punt
the brigade Of mdshipmen took up the refrain
.Bloc< that punt. Block that punt Greble. in
GrebIe punted the next play Clay. who was
thrown on the Navy's 4O-yard line. Besson making
q beautiful diving tackle. Richardson hit Philoon
for two yards and then Lange shot the ball TO
Jones on a forward pass. The pass was beautifully
made ard Jones received it pretty. 1t netted
hfteen-yard gain. Clay made long across the
field but always Army tacklers threatened him,
and he found it impossible in and
thrown for gain. Lange Ounte1 a bare twenty
five yards TO Hyatt, who thrown in his tracks
by Jones's fierce tackle On fake kick Grebe
made a beautiful dash around Jones for fifteen
yard gain. and made eight the same play
the next rush. Carey went in for Jones. Cham
berlin plunged into centre, and stopped by
Slingluf and Wright after a two-yard gain. Cham
berlin hurt and Wormsley took his place.
The time growing short and it plain
that nothing except brilliant individual play
bad tumble by an Army man could turn the tide OF
battle Slingluh, who had played hard throughout
the game and badly used up, gave way to
Brandt The big Navy centre lay down the
side line ard, burying his face in a blanket. wept
Get that bail! Get that BALI" shouted
brigade of midshipmen when Grebe fell back to
punt. but the Army line held and Greble drove
the ball far down the field to Lange. Lange
fumbled the bail moment, but quick 70
cover it. and even fought his way back a yard
two. crawling few feet after Pullen had
tackled him fercely. Dalton punted TO Greble. and
the Navy cheered when the Army back fUmbled
the ball and a Navy player fell il his 90
yard lire On a line plunge Richardson went
through Wier for five yards and fumbed the bail.
Dalton saved 1t for the Navy by falling on It.
The plebe halfback pretty groggy by this
time. and Sowell took his place.
Only few setonds-about ffteer-vere left 10
play and Lange signaHed fo- punt. In the vain
hope that the Army back who received the ball
might tumble and a Navy player recover IL and
make a touchdown He himself punted, driving
the ball high into the air. Hyatt was under it
and held ii when Carey ana Ncrthcroft hurled
him to earth by vicious tackling- The whistle
blew the game was over. and the Army had won