Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-29

n PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-With
the eyes of more than 10000
n people upon them, the football
/ teams of tho army and navy battled
| this afternoon on Franklin field. The
army won the game by the score OF
! 6 to 4.
The army followers occupied the
south stand. the midfeld box of which
was used by the Presidents family
Next TO this enclosure were Secretary
of War Wright and party and close by
| Generals Franklin Bell and Fred ID.
Grant and other prominent officers.
| Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Newberry and family were the central
! figures on the navY's side and were
surrounded by a large contingent of
naval officials from all parts of 1he
country.
The report that President Roosevelt
| was called upon to settle the differ
ences between the two academies over
| the selection Of an umpire, is denied.
! The navy won the toss and selected
| the west goal with slight wind III
| their favor. At 200 p. m. West Point
| kicked off to the navy 8 20-ydrd line.
On the first lineup the navy returned
the ball to the army's 35-yard line.
On an attempted fake, Dean got
through the navy's left tackle for five
yards. The army then kicked and on
the navy's tumble Greble secured the
bail i'm midheld and carried it to the
! navys S-yard line A dash into the
line by Dean gained about one foot,
On the next lineup Dean carried the
| bail over for a touchdown. Dean then
kicked a goal Score; Army .,
Navy 0.
on a fake end run Clay, for the
navy, was dragged along and got the
ball on army's 22-yard line.
Kicks Field Goal
Richardson carried it six yards near
err the army's goal. Dalton dtved into
the army's line for no gain and then
Lange made five yards on fake
kick. Lange gained four yards, carry
ing the ball directly in front of
army's goal. Lange then dropped back
to the army's 15yard line and sent
the ball directly between the goal
posts on a placement kick. Score;
Army 6, Navy 4.
The ball was on the armyS o5-yafd
line in their own possession when time
was called for the end of the first half.
The teams came on the field at $40
for the second half. There was no
change in either lineup. The navy
kicked off to Hyatt on the arny's 10
yard line, and the little quarterback
carried the ball back fifteen yards ana
failed to gain on the first lineup. The
army Immediately punted to the naVy's
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but was thrown for a loss of three
yards. Pullen was laid out for two
minutes. Dalton then booted the ball
to the army's 30-yard line. Hyatt car
ried it back five yards. Dean plunged
through center for eight yards, and
again for two yards.
The navy's line held firm and Dean
punted, the ball going to the naVy's
40-yard line. Lange was injured by
fierce tackle and laid out temporarily.
Dalton kicked from behind his own
goal to the navy's 35-yard line. An
end run by Greble Melted the army five
yards, but they were penalized for
holding and set back to the navy's
50-yard line. Chamberlain dashed
through the naVy's center for three
yards, and then Dean kicked to the
navy's 10-yard line, LANCE securing the
ball. Dalton kicked on the first down,
the ball going to the army on the
navy's 42-yard line. A fake kick failed
to gain Chamberlain gained his dis
tance through center and Greble tried
an on-side kick, the ball going to the
naVys 10-yard line from their goal.
An exchange of punts gave the army
the ball on the navy's 35-yard line.
Dean plunged through tackle for four
yards. He fumbled but finally fell on
it. An attempted forward pass by
Grebe lost the ball for the army on
the navy's 10-yard line. Dalton imme-
diately punted and the ball again went
to the army on the navy's 3S-yard line.
Chamberlain was shot through the