The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
THE CANE ~ DETtgI.
How the EieSens Fought Back AMI Forth
Trying for T0ochsio wns.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20 Headed by
| the Army band. th.. West Point cadets,
| m gray uniforms with ola, X golden gray
remnants and armed with megaphonss.
marched upon the field at twenty min
utes TO o'clock. They received a tire
mendous ovation from the civilians who
crowded the stands. After some splendid
marching the young soldiers broke ranks
and hurried into the west stand pre-
pared To lend encouragement To their
sridiron representatives. Then followed
| the Navy. There were twice a. many
midshipmsn as cadets from West Point
and they marched with a swinging strid.
that brought a rafting cheer from all
! sides OF Franklin Field II did not take
them long to do a double quick into the.
east stand. and a moment later when their
mascot, a billy goat. was dragged into view
by a privileged cadet. they hurst into
| cheers and songs that, mingled with the
cutlery from ths gray coated chorus
across the field, worked the spectators up
TO high pitch OF enthusiasm
On came the players at O'Clock each
academy having two full eleyens running
| through the signals. The coin WAS tossed
and West Point called the turn AT tn. same
time selecting the north goal To defend
i~caiss NJ the gale that blew from that
direction. The field was in excellent con-
dition and when the rival teams lined up
, II was noted thai the Navy possibly eA-
c~lied the Army In point of physical de-
veiopment. II was POS o'clock when
Dalton kicked otf for the Navy and the
battle Was on. Down came the ball into
Browns arms and back he sprinred
with a tremendous turn OF speed dodging
here and there until he ran sauarely into
the grasp OF thrr. husky mid-hipmen
and was spilled ON tn. Army's - ward
line \ fake kick formation followed
and Browne WAS driven through Loftin
for a gam of five Yards But u was de
CIded not To continue rushing tactics
just then. 80 Dean pUnf-d. and a. S-w-lI
made the catch and started hack Gillespie
got IN q hard tackle and threw him ON IN.
Nays - yard mark
Clay was rhe first middle 10 try th.
Arrny's d-f,nc" and crashing INTO D-Vur.
h. gained twn yards Dean. who tackled
him. saS himself thrown heavily. aud
~h.n the players jumped up h.. was living
On his back motlonless. Time was taken
out while the Army trainer with hoiil.
and sponge 20, busy with Dean and after
il suffering intense pain. hut Their. IL
no such thing ~ yellow streak in Dean =
makeup and he pluckIly resumed play
and received rousIng cheer from rho
cadets III gray
BALL ON ARMY YARD LINZ
Tn. next play Was a booming punt 10y
Dalton. the bali sailing far over HysIt'-
head 81 that the latter had to chas. n la
his 10 yard line Before he. could run IL
back a foot MeTing was upon HIM and
dropped him with a terrific tackle As
Dean was still limping Hyatt punt..d
His drive vas a rather weak effort and
Sow..ll was dow ned Oh the Army's Is yard
mars. Back came "a long tw isting punt
from Dalton clear over Brownies head
and the latter chased At to the Army's {?
yard line. where Hamilton pinned him
down Bro VINE kicked the ball back on
the next line up and Clay. who caught II.
lodged Gillespie and Lltflej john and
hustled back To- th.. Ariny's % yard line.
where. Dean turned him over Here was
the Nays first chance To smash the
Army's defence. and the, mlddi.s in ihe
stands were crying
Tear 'em up: tear 'em mp make
touchdown
Dalton made two piunges into the
centre 81 the scrirnmage but the Army's
defenc. stiffened and he gained only
three yards Az a further advanc.
seemed fruiileas DALI On fell back TO the
- yard line for his first goal from place
ment Sow.il caught the pass and held
the oval in place. but as Dalton kicked II
from the ground Arnold l.aped up and
blocked the ball There was fierce
scramble for it's poss@ssion and Browne
fell upon II on the Army's 20 yard line
by th. Annapolis crowd. for II seemed
as II West Point was ratified and might
60 70 pieces.
DALTON TRIEs AGAIN FOR GOAL.
Dalton could not gain in his first attack
but he gathered Eve yards in his second
II was the third down. with five yards to
gain. and az the Army was bracing another
20 yard mark. This time Dalton's drive
went wide Of the mark and the wearers
Of the Blue and Gold gave forth a long
groan. Resuming play ON the Army's
to make a couple Of yards after a long
run around Gilchris' y end. men Hyatt
piInted and Dalton was thrown on the
Nays 30 yard mark Losing no time
Dalton punted back and after Hyatt
had been tackled ON rhe Army's ~ yard
mark he tried an Onside kick but Dalton
caught the ball and hustled back 10 the
Army's " yard line. SOwell followed
with quarterback run which yielded
four yards. bur there was something
for the pass was Inaccurate and Sowell.
missing the ball. chased 10 and fell on
IL. losing nearly ten yards Dalton. making
a blun 10 run towards his right end. sud
denly pun'ed and tho ball hurtle,i over
Hyatt's head 10 swiftly that when the
latter finally picked IL mp he was on tho
Army's 10 yard line. Quick "a a fia-h
Gilchrist got him and stood him on his
head
Dean got under way in a run around
the Nays left end and was going SPLEEN
didly when hs suddenly stumbled and
fell headlong He had made nine yards.
but he punted ON tn. next down and Clay
muffed the ball when Gillespie tackled
him. That occurred on the Nays ~ yard
mark and Wood. who was right on tho
spot. threw himself upon the leather for
the Army. Here was West Points chance
to tear up tho Navy defence but Browne
in trying To skirt the Army's right end
was suddenly tackled by Weir and Lost
three yards. After that Hyatt Dunted.
and Dalton. running twenty wards. wH-
finally tackled on the Nays % yard
mark. He followed with u twisting punt
and Dean made a fair catch in IN" centre