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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
SUFFnlGETTE LADY
Hum SHOES At
JUDGE AND
CLERK
Violent Scenes in Scottish
Court ROom When Women
Prisoners Are Remanded
for Further Hearing.
LTCkLkski PARsON LOOKED
LIKE PREMIER; LAsHED
IBy Eeassa Vgars 20 Ev.alau nsralal

IBy LEASED wars Go EvsniaH BsraIdl
Aberdeen. scotland. Nov. 3O.--Mill-
tant HuffraGettes today brought about
two scenes NJ extreme violence In
which a women's shoes and horse
whip were used as weapons. The first
outbreak occurred when throo of tho
women. Joyce Locke, Fannie Parker
and Mary Pollock. who had been
caught last evening In possession OF
explosives In the music hall whore
Chancellor yd-Gcorgo WAS to
speak. wore Brought out before tho
magistrates. After hearing the owl
dence, tho magistrate rcmandcd them
for further inquiry. Az no informed
them NJ this. joyce Locke removed
her shoes and hurled one of them
nj the magistrates head and then
threw the other ut tho head of the
clerk Of the court.
she was promptly committed for
contempt OF court. Tho second out
rage was committed by one of the
members OF party Of Hnffragottcs
who were waiting ut the railroad sta
tion for tho departure of Chancellor
Lloyd George. The woman mlstook
the Rev Forbe Jackson for the chan
collor of the leXchequcr In disguise
and lnShed him across tho face with
Il heavy hOrsoW hip. she was at once
arrested,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
.CONsTITIIII0UALITY
Of NEWSPAPER
uWATTACKEO
IN BRIEF
Former Assistant Attorney
General Beck Holds It Is
Not Proper Exercise Of
Functions Of Congress.
ARGUMENTS IN CASE
SET FOR NEXT MONDAY
EBy Leased Wire 10 Evening HoraIdl

tBy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald I
Washington, Nov. aO.--Former As.
slstant Attorney General James NJ.
Beck. filed today ln the supreme
court, his brief In the case brought
by the Lewis Publishing company 10
tost the constitutionality of the news
ppaer publicity law. The brief dis
cusses fully the power OF the federal
government indirectly to conaor the
press through tho regulation OF the
malls and reviews at length the struE-
gle In England and America to free
the press from restraint and the
meaning OF the frst amendment for
bidding any RbrIdgement Of the free
dom of the press
SIR. Beck argues that ns tho COnsti-
tuition did not expressly givo any
power TO regulate journnlis any at
tempted regulation can only he Justi-
fed as "a necessary and proper means
to carry out some federal function.
He denies that the regulation OF
newspaper ownership and the enrOTc-
cd publicity of It's business can be an
appropriate means of carrying out tho
federal power over the malls. The
supreme court has specially set Mon
day for arguments In these cases. II
Is expected that Robert E, Morris with
open the case for tho newspapers.
Solicitor General Bullitt will speak
for the government and James NJ.
Beck will make the closing argument
for the newspaper press.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
ALBUQUERQUE MEN
|. ENTER Plea OF
NOT GUILTY
OF LIBEL
MesSrS, D. A. Macpherson and
M. L. Fox Arraigned in Las
Vegas District Court and
Placed Under $1,000 Bond.
MOTION TO oUASH MAY
BE FILED BY DEFENSE
GsprcI"u Dispatch TO Evsn.us H.rs,dl

special Dispatch 10 EVanaMH HeFaIdI
I@i5 Vegas y, NJ, Nov. aO.--Chnrgcd
win criminal libel. u. A. Macphcr-
son, president of tho Journal PuhliHh.
ing company. aud NJ. l.. Fox, editor
nf tn" Morning journal. both OF Al.
puqucrpur appeared before Judge ~
LcahS Ia the district court here
TINS morning and entered plea OF
not guilty Defendants came to Las
Vegas Ia response to warrant issued
upon Indictment returned by the
grand jury which closed It's session
Thursdny hast,
l'"t"udnnts, who were represented
hy Attorney Summers nurkhnrt OF
Albuquerque, furnished ound In the
sum uf $1,000 for their appearances
II ~ likely that tho case viii come nm
at ia" next term OF tho district court
which rnnvcncs In juno. judge
Lchhy today discharged the petlt
jury Tor this term 10 that II will ba
Impossible to try tho case ut this time.
In entering tho ploR Of not guilty on
behalf "r his clients Attorney Burk-
mart reserved tho right To withdraw
II ut TOmc futuro time. This is taken
To mean that u demurrer or II motion
To quash the indictment mny be filod
by counsel for defense.
The ease IL the ouLgrowth OF the
publication IN tho Morning Journal
some days ago of an editorial. which.
II was charged, VIVA u reflection on
the character of former Mounted PO-
licoman a. 4, ScnH. Mcssrs. Macpher-
son and Fox waived tho reading of
tho indictment whom arraIgned this
morning.
Both men left for Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Report That Document Will
Be Ready for Signature Of
PlenipOtentiaries by Mon
day Morning.
AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA
ARE STILL PEEvIsH
Diplomats Hope That COnolu.
sion of Hostilities Will
Make for Agreement Among
Powers Over SpOils.
[By Leased wire e. Rvsssaa HesaIa1

[By Leased Wire C. Ryaasaa mesaIa1
London, Nov. 80. News has been
received In Vienna that peace he.
tween Turkey and the Balkan allies
viii be signed ON Monday by the plen-
ipotentiaries Rt Baghtche. according
20 q news agency dispatch from the
Austrian capital
A slight relaxation of tension in
the International political situation
came today with the optimistic an
nouncement from official sources in
Constantinople that the negotiations
between the Bulgarian and Turkish
plsnipotentlaries at the village of
BaEhtche are likely to result In a
speedy signature being written to the
terms OF an aTmistice.
The real menace To European
peace. In the shape Of the Austro-
Servian difnculty. still persists The
assertions OF the rulers OF Austria
Hungary and Russia. tina two great
empires most Immediately concerned,
that they desire to maintain psace.
haVs not put an end to their active
prppusuNtwtBu- 1Uge e-vETs' - '----------
Diplomats feel that once hostilltiet
have been definitely ended and the
allied Balkan nations are In u post
tion to calculate their gains, there
will be a much better chance OF
bridging the gulf at present sepurat-
ing Austria Hungary and Servla. II
~ thought generally that Bulgaria
would then he In Il better situation
To bring her Influence to bear In favor
Of a compromise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
NAVY TRIUMPRs IN
ANNUAL FOOTBALL
STRUGGLE WITH
WEST POINT
Great Game, Fought in Pres.
enCe Of High Officials Of
United States, Ends With
Score Of 8 to 0. wf
CABINET MEMBERS ON :
HAND TO CHEER vICTORs
lny Leased wiss g nv.slau .ss..Ian

NJ LeaBea WtPa 60 MvOnlAa paeRaIaR
Franklin Field, Nov. S0.--Two goals
from placement by Brown gave thd
navy a stlrrlnG victory over tho army
on Frank!inneld this afternoon By the
score OF 70 0. Both goals came IN
tho latter part Of the game. Only
once was either goal line In danEor
when tho army blocked "a navy kion
that rolled periiously near tho An~
napolls goal limo. The army showed
much moro Offensive power. but the
West Pointers we're unable to keep
their rushing consistently enough 70,
carry the ball over the navy goal line
Tho puntlng OF both toams was about
equal. Tho game was oleanly playedI
there being but few fumbles during
the contest.
A record crowd was on hand to vita
ness tho struggle which is generally
conceded tn bo the feature foOtbalN
game Of tho season. The shy was
clear Of clouds and the orispnegs on
tho air was tempered by the bgliliane
sun.
a box had been prepared iu the
center VI tho fleld for the president
OF tho United States. but Mr.. Taft v ~
unable 70 attend tho game. The seed
rotary OF the navy and the assistant
secretary of war were on hand To-
cheer their respective favorltos tO
victory. and tho crowd in the sran6
stands and blos chets was one OF the
largest In tha history Of Franklin
field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
CAMERON GIR[vNOT
TO Be FOUND IN
CHICAGO; MOTHER
DESPONOEN
Jack Johnson's Alleged Victim
MysteriOusly Missing; Be.
lieved to Be in Hiding Some.
where in City.
UNDER BOND TO APPEAR
IN UNITED STATES COURT
fBy Leased wire 20 nvsniuE H.r.Idl


Chicago, Nov 40 Lurllo cameron,
former EWccih"drt ui Jack johnson,
negro pugilist. has disappeared Her
mother. Mira T. Cameron F,,lconci In.
10 whose custody the girl WAS given ny
tho federal court. has 'cturnCd tn her
home In Minneapolis EricvlnR for her
daughter. Tho girl In believed Ia hr
hiding In Chicago. but So FAR no trace
has been found ot hor Sho wan last
seen Wednesday night In a downtown
hotel, whcrn she and her mother had
been living very quietly since Lucille
Was released on bond from the Rock
ford county jail whoor sho had boon
hcld Hs "a witness.
Upon her rclonso tu" glrl was un-
dcrstoud to havo said she would never
return To- Johnson aud her mother boz
llevod hcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
MURDERER IDENTIFIED
BY FRIEND OF VICTIM
my Leased wire Go BvsnInG HarsIaI

tbY Leased Wire ca BVenln@ HaFaId
Buralo. n. Y. Nov, So Frank
Hickey, confessed murderer of Joseph
JoSephH. the 7-yeHT-old LackawannH
boy. ana OF Michael Kruck. the New
York nswHbOy. and the slayer OF Ed
MoTcy OF Lowell. Mas. whom w
killed accidentally" by giving him
an overdose OF poison In a drink OF
whiakey, was today Identified by Cor
don TlttOn, the s-yeNT-Old companies
~ the JOsephs boy. as the man who
on October ~. 1911. ths day tho Jo-
Hophs boy wnH murdered, bought thsm
candy,
"rhHtH the man right thore." cried
the Tltton boy, aB hs pointed 10
Hickey. lined up with several other
prisoners,
"Ho bought me the lemon suckers
aud the rest 0f the candy for Joe"
Hickey showed no concern when
the boy pointed him out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Incltlng Poles 10 Rcyolt.

London, Nov 30 Pamphlets have
hecn distributed In tho Htrots ~ war
saw calling upon tho people Ia c"lc-
brate tho Anniversary OF the Pollah
revolution Of iS3c by declaring that
the Polish nation must take aotlv,!
measures against Russia says IA spe.
cinl dispatch from Warsaw. Troops
putrol the clty. tho dispatch con
tlnneS. and thor" hnve besn numerous
arrests OF students and wOrkmen The
managers nf the Polish schools have
been informed their Institutions viii
bG closed II the students attGnC
church services comnrmorsting tho
revolution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
VETERANS WANT. TO
CHOOSE OWN
OFFICERS
Would Also Introduce Initia.
tive and Referendum Into
Government of Soldiers
Home at Sawtelle.
my Leased Wire Co Ev-nIss HesaIdI


Los Angeles, Nov, 80, Declaring
that tho present system Of appointing
officers foHtcrcd II condition Of snob-
berry. veterans sheltered In the ma
tlonai home ut Sawtclln prnposod To
the BDnute investigating committee
today "A Hystcm uf election. The vet
Grams want 10 elect their own officers
from governor OF the home down TO
bHrrncks captains and they assorted
thoy did not want any young civil
lanS" who would lord II" over them.
Andrew j. ButtOrf, who acted M
Spokesman for tho Veterans. Appeared
before the committee and said tho
members also desired ths power Of
recalling All officers ana To initiate
any measures or reforms which tho
1000 old soldiers Iuurtcred nc the
home deemed ncedful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
TWO UNITED STATES
MARSHkS DEPOSED
FOR FRIENDSHIP
TO ROOSEVELT
President Taft Finds Federal
Official in Texas Guilty of
PerniCious Political Activi.
ty and Uses Axe.
[By IRaSpd Wire ~ Evening Herald

[By Leased Wire ~ Evening Herald I
Washington, Nov. 3O.--PTesldcnl
TAFT, through the department of Jus
ticr, today removed from office
Eugene Nolte. United states marshal
for the western district OF Texas. ana
y. Il. Lyon, marshal for tho eastern
district Of that state. Roth were re-
moved "for the good OF tho service"
and we're charged with "pernlcious
political activity" In behalf OF Colonel
cecil Lyon, former Republican nation
al committeeman from Texas, VINO
Was II leading supporter OF Colonel
Roosevelt In that state.
Bert j Mcdowell OF Del Rio was
appointed to succeed Motto and Phil
T.. Bacr Of Paris to succeed Lyon.
Those removals we're the first Pres
ldent Taft has made for "pcrnlclous
political activity" since tho election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
sNEED CASE EXPECTED
TO REACH JURY MONDAY

Iny LsaSoA wire % BvssIas msrsIaI
Fort worth, Tex, Nov. 3O.-John b.
sneed's two little daughters again APP
peaTsd IN court here today to hear
opposing counsel continue Arguments
In the BnOed trial, for the alleged
murder VI Csptsin Al O. Boycs.
sned'n quiet smile OF confidence had
disappearad when Cone johnson. his
counsel. began the address to the
Jury, According to the agreement Of
opposing counsel, eleven hours VIII
he devoted to argument before the
Judge PsadS his instructions to the
Jury. The case probably Will go TO
the Jury some time Monday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
LIternry Tc.t for Im,nlrrnnt..

Washington. Nov. 20 Tho pamnS
of legislation prosGrbing u llt"rury
test for prospective immigrants into
the United States by both housc and
senate at the coming session nf con
greSs In predicted by Representative
Hurnota OF Alabama, chairman or the
house immigration commission.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
FOR YOUTH
Who MADE GOOD
AFTER ESCAPE
Trustees of Colorado Indus.
trial School Release Fugi-
tive Who Ran Away and
Got Job and Married.
tBy Leased wire % nvsaIau msrslaI

[BV LEASED Wire @ MVonInu HeFaId
Golden, Colo, Nov. 30.---ROscOe
sheldon. who ran away from the state
industrial home at Golden four years
ago. WAS granted "A fuli pardon today
by the board Of trustees at the in
stitutlOn. sheldon was ssnt 10 the
home IN an lncorrigible and there was
no other churgs placed against him,
From Colorado no went to Dos
AOines, Iowa. where he married after
having found good position, A
week ago he was arrested In DeH
plead for hlU pardon. He left his
wife and baby In Iowa. His record
slnce leaving the home was In hii
favor and the board did not hesitate
to pardol him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Ap,d Colorado Biunator Ind,

Colorado springs Nov. SO.--Jamea
Hutchinson Kerr, president of Colo
RADIO college for HOmo time after the
resignation Of President Tennsy and
for years head of the department Of
chemistry and metAllruay OF the
same institution. In critically III at q
local sanAtOrium from q complication
OF diseases. He ID 10 yaaFe VI ase.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30

rest, told today Of more conversations
he said he had with Herbert y.
Hookln, indicted secretary OF the iron
workers union Burns described
HOekin ~ a spy" within the ranks
OF the union officials,
I'm February. l9lI HOckIn again
met me In Chicago" said Burns.
II inquired for details about the
Los Angeles explosion. Hockin said
he had learned that OLAF Tveitmoe of
San FranciscO, was paying money TO
n, A. schmidt through Ed NOckles a
union official In Chicago. TVletmOe
himself wHs taking care OF David Cap
lac Caplan and Schmidt were the
oheI who. Hockln said had helped j.
b. Mcnamara blow up tho Times
building"
Raymond Burns also described
'ahadowing" j. u, Mcnamara aud
Mechanical t1 Toledo ana Detroit
where he with three other detectives
arrested the dynamiters on April ~,
iBt1
when Hockin told yop Tvletmoc
and Anton Johannsen were planning
70 blow up w. J. BurnS In san Fran
cisco, or Seattle by putting ii bomb in
his room did Hockin tell you the
source OF his information" asked
Attorney William N. Harding for the
defense.
"HocIGin told me he had learned
from J. J. McNamara that they we're
planning TO get rid OF w. J. Burns on
the Paclnc coast w. J. was then still
ON tho coast investigating the Times
explosion"
Burns next related how he lost
McManisal, who meantime had caus-
"a arOthsF explosion at Los Angeles
aha how James b. MoNamarG had
''eOverod up HE tracks"
Y AfteFwardS the witness said the
l,tFalf' led 10 the onices OF the Iron.
WoFkeFs and detectives for week.
Fhe ''cOnnscted VITA" J. J. McNam'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
CORONER'S INQUEST
into DOUBLE
TRAGEDY
Mystery ShrOudS Death Of
Dsnver Woman Followed by
Suicide of Attending PLY.
sician.
ny Leased Wire co EVsHIaE HsrsIdI

fBy Leased Wire tO EVsa1aH HeTnldl
Denver. Nov. 30.--.The coronor's In.
quest over the death OF Miss Maude
White, who died under peculiar cir
cumstanCos last Wednesday, will he
hold this afternoon. The autopsy held
yesterday brought out the fact that
her death was due to an operation.
DR.. j. +. Cherrlngton. who Hlgncd the
death certificate, waR found doud In
hiE room yostorduy morning. rho
coroner has not decided In hold an
autopsy upon his body. but win await
the examination OF the whlto powder
found at his bedside after his death
MrH Mabel Howe, tho nurse IN nt-
tendance at MisH Whites deuth, has
been arrested. and NJ. W. TreHter
by whom Rhe waH employed and In
whose homo aho died. is under police
surveillance,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
I'rOsDcctOrs JoIn IN Isrote.t

Bishop, Cal, Nov. 3O.--F1ve hun
dred miners and prospsctor1 banded
together In tho ProSpectorS' Alliance
Of America, forwarded 10 the COVER
Nora 0r eleven western states today. a
immortal asking their assistance In
combating government bureaucratic
Interference with mining operations -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
CATTLE RUSTLERs FOUND
GUILTY AT LAS VEGAS
IsprrIsI DIspstch 60 nvsnlns m.rsldl

Las VcgnS. n, NJ, Nov 30 Louis
Roberts and John Lumpkin. charged
with stealing cattle from tho Bell
ranch, wor" found guilty hy u jury In
the district oOur, here, Counsel for
defendants In given until Dec. y to
make motion for IA new trial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
sIMTlA's Inl1ne IlequsNst.

New York, Nov SO.--sevsnty- fivs
Of the clty'a wnalthieSt men are In
yltrd by sheriff hamburger to appear
"a the FIFTH avenue hOms OF General
DnnicI ". SickleB, octoEenarlan Civil
war veteran, December 4. and make
tidB al an auction on tho generals
personal property Tho sale has bean
ordered I'd satisfy a 5000 judgment.
II believe that men OF your standing
will 500 TO IL that the generals prop
orty II not sacrificed at this sale.
wrotO tho sheriff In a letter % 3.
PieTpOnt MqyRhn. MIR. Carnosle, via
cent AstOr, John ID, Rockefeller, John
ID. RookofpileF, Jr., william X. VAn-
dorbiit. John D. Arohbold and Chaun-
c0y N. peDew.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Po..aI TeIeEraph oalrIaI Dead.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. s0.--Hlram
q. Mculll, aged 90, superintendent Of
the second divisl0n Postal Telegraph
company, with headQuarteFs IN chi
cago, died early today at MilwauIkee
hospital. following . snort illness ths
result Of stomach tFQubl@
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
80 th Recover ON Iands.

Ban FranciscO. Nov. S0.---suit to
reaaIn pooseSsiOn OF 100000 more
acres o. Bouthsra PPacinc oil lands
viii shortly Do brought In the United
States dis lct court OF southern CALI
fornin. 1Fho announcement was made
hsee l6aay hy d. ". Mills. special
anslstasA 20 the attorney seneraI IN
uOnaaetlna the prosecution. suits
penalna aaninst the company Involve
title % land aBgrsgAting In value ac-
cOfaluo 20 government estimate
OI,oee.eee.ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
Cyclone Swwps NIadARascHr.

Paris. Nov. 3h,--Thc French col.
onial ministry has received adviceF
from Madagascar, dated November
20. saying n cyclone had swept tho
northern coast Of the island and that
communications we're Interrupted.
The extent 0f the damage has not
been Hscertained. The French
steamer SHla2ie was driven ashore
during the gale. Her passengers were
saved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
WILSON POSTPONES
INAUGURATION
CEREMONIES
Willing to Be Sworn in on
March a President Elect
Will Delay Pomp and Par
ade Until April.
| BY Leased Wire 20 Evening Herald ]

| ny Lehb'H wire 10 EtenlnG tierhlu
Hamilton. bermuda, Nov 30.-Guv-
ernor Wilson to-day declared he would
agree To being sworn In as president
Of the United states on March I next
but that Ia" big ceremonies In con-
nectlon with tho Inauguration would
be held on the last Thursday In April.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30
HUGS CROWD our ~

FRANKLIN FrELD, PhlIn4saphiss
H., Nov. s0.---nefosa q hags crowd ~
slolaIs oT the Arlnv- and navy ana
other notahles, West polna ana AM
napoIis oIauhsd today In their annual
football game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-30


Morrillat. &C.. Left End, -. Ingram.
Wynne. go. Left Tackle. ...... Hall
Weyand. .... Left Guard. ...s. Howe
Purnoli. ....., Center ,.,,s.s Perry
Huston. ..,. Right Guard. 80. Hrown
'Devorc. Right Tackle. -. Raluton
Markoe. . Right End. .0ilohriet
Prichard. Quarter Back. .'Rodes
Hobbs. 80. Left Halfback. =. Leonard
Benedict. Right HRlfback. .McReavy
Reyes. .,..,.Full Back. -. Harrison
sCaptain.
Referoes--I.ansGord, Trinity. TIM.
plro-sharpe. Yale; head inesmaus
Smith. Pennsylvanla. Time OF po-
riods, Is minutes.
The army won the toss and selected
the west goal with n ptlf wind at
their banks. Brown kicked on 70
Armys 2b-yard line and the bail was
run back to the aTmy'B tO.yard line
on the nrst lineup Reyes went
around tho navys right end for forty
yards. The next liuo-up advanced
tho ball to the navyB SO-yRrd line.
Benedict carrying the ball.
Keyes added three yards through
Navy's loft tackle and on tho next
play Benodict advanced two yards.
With tho hall on the 26-yard line
KeyeH tried a field goal and tho Of
ilclals after q conference decided II
was no goal much to the diagust OF
tho West Pointers. The ball was put
In play on the s0-yard llno In the
navys possession. Three line bucks
gave the navy a frat down. but Hobbs
soon punted over the navy goat line
for u touch back.
McReavy gained i've yards through
center and then planted the bail on
the navy iO-yard line. giving Annapo-
lis another frgt down. A right END
run by Harrison gavo tho navy three
more yards. On u fake kick forma-
tion Benedict got six yards through
tho naVy'A left tackle and on the next
lineup Hobbs puuted 20 the nnvy'S
43-yard line, Captain Rodea making
tho catch, Before the bali could be
put into play again time wsa oaiieS,
for the end Of the aFgt period.
6coro--ATmy, Q; Navy, 0.
Second poFi0di Navy failed 10 gain
around Army'a riHhe end. A block
kick rolled 70 the navy tB-yard line
whore an army man fell on IT, On
tho next acriInmage an army back
fumbled and tho ball was recovered
by tho navy on her 1S-yard line,
Hobbs broke through the navy'H right
side for two yards. He fum6lsd tho
ball. hut his team mates recovered on
the RTmy's St-yard tine. With ore
down to apRFe and SSvon yar4a %
gain. the army panted to tina navy'a
9i.yAFd line.
Leonard. IN aaeampeinR 10 90
around the Army'a eaghl side. lani
ave yards and the navy Was penAiinod
ffteen yards Tor holelng, Tho navy
Immediately kicked 20 The almy'H az.
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