The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
BROWNS TOE WINS
BIG GAME FOR NAVY
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Oldest among them To the "pleba.'
cheer their iavovites Oh with all re
energy and vigor they command
sign bearing the chemical inscrip-
ton H20, set the Middies off with
kind OF ripping water yell that fairly
drowned out the smaller West Point
group across the field The West
Pointers were less demonstratiYe. but
they were roofing their best against
superior numbers. The Army won the
toss.
First Quarter.
slight wind was blowing toward
the east and the Army chose 10 fight
against the wind.
Brown kicked OF. The ball was
returned TO the i0-yard line by De
wore. On the first play Keyes got
away around left end for 80 yards.
Benedict plowed for eight years on
the next play. On their S0-yard line,
the Navy stopped the next play. just
short Of arst down. Keyes pounded
the line twice for short gains, and
made II first down through the line
On the next play. On their l2-yard
line the Navy stopped Hobbs and
Reyes cropped hack and failed at drop
kick from the 20-yard line.
The Navy chose TO scrimmage on
their 25-yard line McReavy and Har-
ris made II first down through center
~ the Army line McReavy and Rails
ton found no holes. and Rodes kicked
TO the 40-yard line, Markoe recovered
a tumble. retaining the ball for the
Army. Benedict and Reyes bucked
the line for four yards. Hobbs was
dropped by Ingham and Reyes drop
ped back punting behind the goal
line. From the 20-yard line, the Navy
scrimmagegd The Army was penaliZed
FIVE yards for off-side.
The Army line fairly crunipled be-
fore the impact OF the new piay when
McReavy walked through for nine
yards. and made t FIRST down on his
40-yard line on the next play. From
punt formation. Harrison ran around
right end for a courtyard gaiI. Calling
on McReavy again the Navy made
only one yard. McReavy p1nted 20
Keyes who was stopped by CilShrist.
on the Army 40-yard line. a quarte"-
back run netted four yards, aud
Benedict added another foC. yards.
Ralston stopped Keyes. AMI Keyes
dropped back. punting a beautiful
high one to Hobbs on the Nays iS-
yard line. Harrison was stopped ~
Huston after n four-yard gain, and
NcReavy found the same hole FOR four.
Harrison punted. the BALL went over
Keyes head he ran hack and recoy-
cred II, and It was Army's ball on the
o5-yard line
On a fake punt Benedict made a
small gain. Hobbs punted TO Rodns,
who returned II II yards. to his 49,
yard line. The quarter ended. Score
Army o: Navy o.
During the first period the soft
field interfered time and again,
when runners with the ball would
have netted several yards. or might
even have gotten away for long runs,
had they not slipped
Second Quarter.
On a fake punt, Hobbs got away
around left end for five yards.
Harrison punted. The ball was
blocked by Gilchrist Hobbs 9ot IL
and raced to the navy 12-yard line.
The two Navy players got him from
behind Harrison grabbed high
pass and punted TO the Army 30
yard line Rodes punted 10 Pritchard
in emidheld Hobbs fumbled, Devore
recovering. On the next play, Keyes
punted to the Navy 3O-yard line. On
a punt threat Rodes was thrown for
a Vineyard loss. the Navy was pen
allied IL yards for holding. With
the ball on the 10-yard line. Leonard
dropped back OF the goal. and kicked
to Reyes in midheld. Keyes was
dropped in his tracks by Gilchrist
On line plunges. Pritchard and Ben
sdict gained four yards. and Hobbs
gained one more. Reyes dropped
back and punted out of bounds. on
The 25-yard line. Dropping back, as
for punt. Leonard sped around left
end. and was stopped by Huston,
after a fve-yard gain McReayy
skilfully lodged one group OF Soldier
Boys, and was dropped by Benedict
for no gain.
Leonard got away around eft enG,
and was downed by Pritchard only
after a 2S-yard gain. The tall vas
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