Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-11-26
FIRST HALF

OdltOi, LUZ NAVY, UOOloQ bHe Ddli
to Army's 5-yard line Dean ran it
back IL yards before being downed;
Sowell smeared a tackle plunge from
kick formation, Army getting no
gain, and Surles punted to Navy's
45-yard line, and Dalton was downed
in his track as he caught the ball.
Rodes made 8 yards around right
Surles, who was injured in breaking
up the play; Dalton punted to Army's
l5-yard line, Dean being thrown for
5-yard loss as he caught the ball;
Army soon returned the kick, Dean
punting to his own 40-yard line,
Rodes receiving the kick and carry
ing the ball to Army's 20-vard line;
Dalton tried tackei for no gain.
After another plunge into tackle for
2 yards, Dalton dropped back to the
30-yard line for a placement kick.
The kick was blocked and in wild
scramble, Hamilton recovered il for
Navy on Army's 22-yard line. Dalton
carried it yard through left tackle
and then added two more on the op-
posite side of the line.
DALTON FAILS AT FIELD GOAL.
Failing to advance farther the
ball was still in good position for a
try at placement goal, and Dalton
lifted beautiful one. 1t was high
enough, but went just a few feet
wide of an upright.
NAVY LINE HOLDS.
West Point lined up on the 25-
yard line and Dean made yards
through Loftin; Surles punted to Dal-
ton, who received the kick on his own
3-yard line; Dean punted at once, and
it was Army's ball on her 40-yard
line.
Dalton caught Surles' on-side kick
and carried the ball to Army's AZ
yard line before being downed; bad
pass to Rodes came near resulting
disastrously to Navy, but Rodes
managed to recover the ball in mid
field. Dalton then punted to Army's
16-y ard line, where Hicks was down
ed by Gilchrist; Surles made yards
around Hsmilton's end.
FIRsP PERIOD ENDS WITH NO SCORE.
West Point punted to Navy's So
yard line; Sowel fumbied the ball and
an Army man recovered it on Navy's
46-yard line; Surles tried a fake
kick, but Brown threw him for a loss
of two yards. Dean punted to Dal-
ton on Navy's 10-yard line and the
big fellow brought it back 5 yards
before being downed; Surles made
free catch of Dalton's punt. He
caught it exactly in midfield just as
time for the first period was called.
During the brief intermission the
Middies and Cadets tried to outdo
each other in the cheering. 1t was a
continuous roar.
Hicks failed to gain on the first
play when the second period opened,
and Surles punted to Rodes. who ran
the ball back to the 27-yard line
before being downed; West Point
was penalized yards for off-side, but
retained the ball; Dean made 5 yards
through right tackle and Surles add
ed through the same place on a
criss-cross play
Surles was hurt and was replaced
by Mcdonald, Mcdonald tried unsuc-
cessfully for a placement goal from
the 45-yard line mark and the Mid
dies lined up on their z5-yard line;
Dalton punted to Dean, who was
downed on Army's 50-yard line; Dean
failed to pierce Navy's center and at
once punted, the ball going out of
bounds on Navy's 20-yard line.
NAVY FAILS AGAIN FOR GOAL
Navy punted to Army's 40-ysrd
line. and on a tumble Weems recov-
cred the ball for Navy. Rodes was
thrown for a 2-yard loss when he
plunged into tackle, but Dalton went
through to Army's 30-yard line. Here
Army braced and once more Navy