New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
NEN YORK PLAYS WELL
v;o;et Holds Navy in First Half,
but Loses in Second.
n.LTON AND YULE STARS
y;sdies Used Composite Team
If Substitutes and Regulars
Score, 9 to 0.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune !

.--s,oIis. Nov 19.-The Navy football
-, se*ested ne New York University
-,.yep here to-day IN the last game Of the
.son before The one with the Army, by
s.a-e 81 &c g. Al the end Of the first
- -ae score was a tie buT although the
...,.o-s md failed % score they had mad
~ ne best Of the playing and had come
,-,leuslv lose te being the first team 70
t. refnts against the midshipnen this
- n me second half the Navy. send
- more Of her first string men. kicked
rssz ron the field and scored a touch
s,xr. cue mainly to the terrific lire piung-
IN If Dalton
f7a7s3G4--nE mat this was the f1al game
hsfa-e me Ar-ly Is met. the showing OF the
--f5sasr--,en vas distinctly disappointing
~aw Y-rk vas able TO gain repeatedly, and
a. zines cor serIti1 ely, and the way 1ule
.ss E.Ifra ripped the Navy line 70 pieces
ms 5,srau-aE.rE 10 the Gold and Blue sup
- rEe1terant Be-rien. head coach.
sngved er-E four Of his regulars q start
.re game and al no time during the first
As7f did me Nay have less than seven sub
sf.r..res in her lineup, The play Of the
la=.eT uz-a one exception was far from he
Ing encouraging
= ne second hail substitutes we're taken
or from tine 70 time an1 replaced by
oeaers 1- varsity men. Although the Navy
r.aey had her full strength On The fieid al
s-v one tine the coaches We're sadly sIr-
uT,ses u re showing made by the COM
rrsite continuation II varsity and substi-
tuies
Kew York University showed up the
Nsrr-s defensive weaknesses in great s-Tle
and had an eleven strong enough ard fast
eBeuer 20 give the Navy coaches a line
on The teams weak spots. That there were
man such vas onl- too apparent
In al ar. midsummer used FWeDty-seven
mn every man thai Is al al likely 70 get
81 against the Army was sent in to-Gay
ssnd- KEPT in long enough 10 show the
Coaches what he could Go against stiff
opposition
The game Itself was one 81 The best
znd fastest played ln the ET1diror here
MS wear Nez York started with z TusA
Erd PLAYED fast, aggressive game al
through Even with the score standing
s1B q against her and part Of the fnal
euzrer over. the Violet took tie ball and
-ushed i down the field fifty yards he
fsHs tae Navy braCed and held. Yule
rhsn --led q dr0pkick from the 4o-ya-d
liae The bal fell short. and when Dal-
ron grabbed i and dashed back fifteen
rsrds Ine vsi-ors' last chance 70 score
had faced avav and the Navy viii face
the army with clean sheet
The PLAYING Of Dalton was as pleasant a
=srrprze as the playing Of NcReavey, who
started The game IN bis place. vas dis
ap1oir-r7en-- McReavey failed wofully
Il shine. although he had been doing great
work in practice. bur Dalton. anEered by
ne reports that NcReaveE would sta
the AIRY game IN mis- place, went INTO
TIE game IN the second haif seeing red
SeIdern mas SUCH al exhibition Of lndi-
vidual brilllancy been seen IS that put up
BY the big midshipmaE.
Wi-h fierce L.ne smas9es he carried the
ban within striking distance ef New York :
goa and then. dropping back sent Il whirl-
.ng between TIE posts and over the bar
Again IL TIE ias- quarter the Navy got the
bsn In The centre q the field Dalton be
ga the march fer touchdown By ripping
through centre for ter yards. He was
called on as often as SIX times IN success
s.or and never failed 70 gain from three
20 twelve wards on q plunge. The ball was
e-ve~ 70 him every time. with one excep-
..or. 1-r-I he mad plunged over The last
cha-k --ark ana la painting behind The
gez- -.-e for q touchdown
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