Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-27
ARMY TEAM LOOSES
IN FIERCE BATTLE
CONTINUED From FRS, page)

(Continned From First Page)
during the period Dalton. of the Navy
failed 10 kick a goal from placement.
The only misplay OF the period OF any
Kind was tumble by Fullbacli Rodes
of the Navy, which, however, did not
damage as IL occurred In the middle
of the field The neares that either
side came TO scoring a touchdown
was In the second period when Hyatt,
Of the Army. fumbled one of Daiton,s
pleb fell on the ball on the Army :
long pint and Gilchrist, the Navy
ten-yard line.
put il over. Put il over" came
the cry from the frantic midshipmen
in the north stand. but just as the
teams set ihems elves for mighty
effort up went the timers hand ana
the period was over.
New Football.
The third period showed some OK
cclient football and incidentally
brought out several plays that could
be c.assed under the head of now
football. One was wing SHIFT by
the Navy directed some times at The
right side of the Army line and some
times az the left. Occasionally II
was used as d fake formation to COW
or up n forward pass on kick. One
fake formation for a goal from place
ment badly fooled sthe Army team.
Sowell. for the Navy, who set to hold
the bail for a kick. shot forward
pass to Hamilton that netted eight
Yards. This was the only time that
any substantial gain was made by a
forward pass and IL was seldom used.
In the last quarter the Navy secur-
ed pos session of the ball at the
Army's iO-yard line and by fine line
nluneing by Dalton and Clay and
short end run by Rodes, placed the
hall on the Army's 25-yard line. Here
Dalton dropped back for the seventh
time TO try for a goal from place
ment. This time the kick went high.
but IL sailed through between the
goal posts for the only three points
In the game. Dalton's team mates
hurged him and danced about with dc
light while the midshipmen IN IN"
stands sent up an awful din with 'her
Even Victories.
The three points looked very big
IN yie-y of the failure Of either team
IN carry the bali very far and the ex'
nerts came 10 the conclusion that.
barring a fluke the score would not
he changed. The remainder Oh M
zane showed little advantage Tor eith-
err side and the Navy left the Held
winner. making the record Dstw'e {"
tho two institutions stand seven VIC
tories each and one tie.
Following the close of the game
there was the same KALEIDOSCOPE"
pyram;d that has followed previous
r,ry-Nayy games. The six hundred
m;dshipmen assembled in midheld'
formed great wide circle and rus,
cd 10 the colors as the Navy band
saded to the din by blaring out pa
triotic music.
After the celebration was over me
midshipren marched OF the hei
singing The Army and Navy Forever
three cheers for the red. white an"
blue
The lineup:
Anranolis Position. West Point
Hamilton. Elmer -.-.-.--..... "o""
Left End.
Merring. Douglas .-..S.-..- Do'ore
Left Tackle.
Wright ..-....--.--
Left Guard.
WesmS ..-.---s-.
Center.
Brown ''''''
Right Guard.
fxfiin ..-.-...-.-.-- L'''''
Right Tackle.
-TlCnriSt -.-..-'
Right End.
SOwell .-..-.--'---- ''f'''
Quarterback.
'lay ...-....--. bedH
Left Halfback.
Dalton ...-..---. $500. NV"
Right Haifback-
ROfCS ....-...-..- SUITE. w
FullhaeE
Scor,. AnnaDoliS. ?: West Point y
Summary: Goal from placement
Naiton. Referee-M. J. THOMPSON
GEORGETOWN. rmpire-Sharpe- Yale
sield iuree-D. l.. Fultz. BTowr-
,.inesman-Andrew Smith Pennsyi-
,arsa. Time OF periods-lS minutes
each.
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II;
Richmond College. ;.
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