Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29


....., ,... lao, .,.....,..,l limo h,fore
'I"79'u '"' '''' INV '''" ''',
hc was doWnrd. from mere h'"'ul.
carried the leather over IN wv"
plunges. Again lhr army la''u
ana the scoring ended.
Tied Up the Series,
,r,... ,.i.,.,,. ,,',s n,rrriilorl, pleas-
,r. y, A.. s,ldi.rs for MS a result
~ t,J,,rs ,i,t,ry thp series which
nI ,"unl tUro,'' .Uo 6o,y -" st,nJs at N lie,
'r,'' ~, l,,,. h',i,'g u.on uire pnlu,s
go a." Ia ni9,nd Nm The IgO5 CON
E 49, tn ,rnr result also
a'N ,,t tr,,,,,,h,nt e,..nu for
,"o Arm, ,,I,p vbi'h now takes its
nlsce as oro of tho ycry few eastern
pI'oos p'"' az T., no,,rI,to tho '1GI4 football
.,,,t,, ,,tthnut L.inp aithor dc
',t'l.II'n r"d n v.,s tba resulting
i,r,J if,.,,'. ' h', .,,, r,o r,dots into
tGn s,,.,,' ..rt,,ip mat they would win.
F,. a.. r,r..,,Is N,,y guat flilpd To
rril,, m. tr,ditionnI terror into the
laa,t. ~ a.. Arr,y ana tho middics
,.,,, ,.i,.1 .,y.,,' an Tho closing nor
I"',H'" VI i"''H """' way ,,',' t'' toar, ia be-
f,r, I,. pushes nf Tho soldiers
h'Nl lo"m III ''"'''
Much of the superiority OF the
ArmN was due to it's heavy and Vet
crun squad of players, but footnall
experts were almost unanimous thai
the team was one of the best Whl'h
has carried the black, gold and gray
10 victory In some years.
I'm each department or lht R'Uu'
the soldiers outshonc the sailors, cN-
,cpt ln fighting spirit Here the
houors were even. TINS SPIRIT 3"
prevalent IN all service games re-
suited IN several penalties. ana
number of minor bruises. Ihe N'NN
officers deny, however ihal 'ueil
center. Perry, was guilty OF the ro,ag'.
Play Tor Whlch ne was "Iu'''u ""' VI
the game
Both extensively and deiensNeN
the cadet combination proved 100
strong for the midshipmen to success
fuzzy combat The interference a,-
corded the Army runner was qui. hN
formed ana deadly IN us tIIe'''Nc-
ness.
Middics' Passes ihilcd'
Prichard's generalship at quarter
was excellent, and his forward pass
inp short and sharp with Mcrrilat, as
a ruIe ON the receiving end. Every
tourhdovu made hy the cadets was
duo IN mo forward pass. The Navy
cnuId make little or no hcadWay
throuob the soldiers The passing
was also ragged. which caused fumb-
lino and DELAY i'm starting the runs.
Wien fine middies tried forward
masses there seemed to he little CO.
operation between the throWcr ana
Intended catcher.
CAPTAIN Oyeres,h at left end,
Quarterback Miles and Hallbacks
Grafg and Hurlhurt an figured prom
inoutly for the Navy. Captain Pritch-
ard and Merr,llat were the Army
s'ars
Tho Navy won the toss. Captain
Oyrrcscb elected to defend the east
rnnI piying the Army the kickoff
rho Army kicked off to the five
lard line Failing caught the bah
and ran back 20 yards. on the ilrSl
pay r''""E an" w. u" e,''', ,da t,yo
lh' AiiuS INA ttiodgctt
A"TuH '"I Io"6n '"o ,r,n,rs 2o-
ru"I'u ""' nj TL I,. iinoI ~, f,r a
IaIu i'hL IN, a. rr,, r'', hacl rnu
l3he ISL Is, anu a" a,t,, toon, 70 ma
through Iho oIulv i,"'' ina ,(iunge
salIoI 90 S-H"Nlu ,,a' I,ct H., sd" added
against Ole "a S, o. 49, tI,,o,,gL De
lhI'G NaIuS' NoIl.I 81" ,'r,,,,'rd uoeq
Noo1c LOT otie o., s,,-rossf1l and If
ny 'uy ~ h''1i nr thn Tav,'s
was lH' S"l' D",, i, ,I,,, IN. pricb-
-SaId uu'' nv ~ s|l,.a Ioin
ara aE"'H'' i'V 49,, r,,,o tLa
ne p,i'"u ~ ,,', ,la,. ogajn
. nam '"ulu 1' Pui -, - , ~, tho
hI"uE'l l"1E s',,r,h ,,n'ind 4 for-