The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-22
Army And Navy Ere
 Ready For Saturday

Two football teams that have zons through the season. undefeated meet in Franklin Feld Saturday. Tbey are from the war schools at Annapolis and West Point and will make their sn~ nual pilgrimage to Philadeiphia On that day. It will he the Dig zarse's wills Yale and Harvard are batting uD as Cambridge. One eleven has besfsa Yale. The other has played a tie with Pr1nceton, conqueror Of Harvard as well as of the Blue. So ft may be understood readily why rnuef, interest VI VIII De created in the match at Frank
 Statistics show Army and Navy fo be rather evenly matched The for- nner has paageda seven games, the faf- ter one more, Eszhfy-e5xff pofnss have been made by tine Army, axafnss the the MayZs nisety-aye. IscfessfsII1 less games to the czdefg one, Ths manner of making these scores has been surprising. Four of the AFHzss points have come from ssfefies-hnrt< ing opponents with the baB bshlnd their own. goal line. Twentz-one hsve been made because of seven xoa.s kicked from the field. The Navy, oa the other hand has scored but twfce fa this manner.
 The Army has crashed across fox eleven touchdowns, eight Less than sfse Navy. From these they have kscks1 lis total of fourteen. With one fess game the soldiers have consunned nere playing time than their rfva.a Fox 364 minutes they have been in arffo1< againet the 35s minutes Of Annapolis. The Navy, however, has used Kors men. In the eight games ITS players have been sent on the f1eid, an sver- age of more than two teams to . match. The Army has had 1zz men fn action, not two full e1eyens to fae game.
 The Army's toucbdowns are dSstrfb- uted between nine men. Arnold. MfI- burn, Benedict, Dean, Hoxe, Lfbert and Hyatt have all carried the ban over the last line once. McDona1d snd Cook have two trips fo their ersffE Four men have kicked the resu1dna goals from these touchdowns. Tbe9 are Dean, Cook, Reyes and Arnold Cook appears to be the man generally called upon, for he has sent the bslI between the posts four times.
 Reyes is the best Of the field koz1 kickers,s who oddly epou1h gre ths same men who have made the gos1 driven the bs1i over the bar from fhs field four times <
 Unlike the Army, the Navy has . man who tops the list Of touchtosn makers heavily. He Is DA'ton. fts big back. Ten times has Ds5toD stornaed across the goal line, h1s rsar- est rivals being Howell and CoS15ns, with two such plays apfscse CfheT Army scorers are Dickens, fzotes. Dow> ell, Howe and Shaw. Besides, Dz-tcD is a star. at converfing the fourf~ down's five points into sfz, He has kicked eight goals after fouch6own~ There's another good man for ffsIs | Ho and Eye ff<row E4 has sent the oval spinning to it's mark More of Dalton, he kicked the ors1 two field goals that have fallen Co the Navy this autumn. The Navy reaches began final prsp< arations for the Army yesterday. Tn ss close to the team are s7t;sTef win 1fs condition at this time ard confident that # will reach its highest point o5 efficiency on the day Of the game. There will be hard scrimmages on fts earlier days of the week, but great care vii be taken with the men tn or~ tice will he held at Aupapo'is or Thursday and the team vii leave esrfJ Friday 70 have a practice on FFa1k< lin Field, Philadelphia. that afternoon
 Lieut.. Howard. head coach- and Tr> sign Ingram, the regular Navy cose1 and Frank Wheaton Yale, fhe fe1f coach will be assisted during the os< ing week by Herman Clcott and Wsy<
 mouth, noted Yale players, and by number of former Navy stars. All of the Yale men have had notable s1c< cess as coaches since t1sv left Neg Haven, snd particular beneht fs e~~ reoted from the instruction Of O. cutt. s s~--
 Superintendent Gibbons is stronz1 upheld in his course in forbiddinz TFf n1iGstirrren tn pske a. pool on tho game with the West Point cadets. an5 r>f, 4~ t4<<% The pool between the two student tof ;es has been the open custom and th4 fniashipmen had already begun to ratss their porficn.