New Britain herald., 1915-11-27

The first play at the opening of
 the second period was a punt by Won Heimburg to the Army's 35-yard line.
 One yard was gained through the
 line by the Navy back and then Oli- phant punted to midfield. Craig dropped the ball and Neyland recoV- cred it for the Army at midfield. The Army was then penalized 15 yards for
 interference, sending the ball back to
 West Points 35-yard line. A for
 ward pass thrown by Craig was in-
 completed.
 Craig attempted to go around West
 Points left side and was forced out
 of bounds on the Army 35-yard line. Won Heimberg punted out of bounds
 behind the goal line for a touchback
 On fake kick formation Oliphant made five yards and then Oliphant punted to Craig on the Navy's 35- yard line.
 A line plunge netted the Navy three yards. The Army was penalized five yards for off side. Martin broke through West Points right side to the Army's 47-yard line.
 Martin immediately made two more through the same hole. Craig punched the center for an additional two yards and on a double pass Craig to Martin the Navy downed the ball on West Points 40-yard line. A for ward pass, Craig to Davis netted the Navy scant two yards. Won Helm berg punted over the Army goal line for another touchback Coffin let a bad pass slip through his fingers but he managed to recover the ball on his own five-yard line.
 Oliphant made ten yards around the Navys left wing and Oliphant punted to Craig on the Nays 45- yard line. Craig, by pretty lodging ran the ball back to the Army's 4S- yard line.
 Failing to penerate the stonewall | line of the Army, Craig resorted to 1 another forward pass but it hit the 1 ground before any player could get | his hands on it.
 With three downs and yards to | gain Von Heimberg set himself for a | kick. It was a fake, the ball was | passed to Martin instead, and he l made eight yards straight through l the Army center. Won Heimberg then punted to Oliphant on the Army's 20-yard line.
 Oliphant broke through the Navy's right wing and lodged his way through the Annapolis backfield to the Navy's 4o-yard line.
 Coffin made three yards outside the Army's left tackle. A buck against the Navy center failed to gain and | Coffin punted to Davis on the Navy's 3S-yard mark.
 Davis tried to go through center and was thrown for a. loss by O'Hare. von Heimberg punted to Oliphant on the Army's 35-yard line.
 Coffin made two yards through Navys left tackle
 A trikc play with Oliphant carry ng the ball was broken up by the Navy without gain. Coffin punted to Craig on the Navy's 32-yard mark, where he was downed without gain. von Heimberg muffed a pass which le recovered for a loss of ten yards. lis side was compelled to punt and he ball was captured by Gerhardt on he Arlny's 4O-yard line.
 On the next scrimmage Oliphant, after making eight yards, fumbled. put Neyland recovered the ball on his own 48-yard mark
 Mitchell replaced Ford in the Army's backfeld. -."-
 There was great joy among the Army cohorts when Oliphant made he first Army forward pass, Redf1eld the ball on Navy's 37-yard inc. Oliphant immediately tried similar play, but this time Craig in- .ercepted the ball and it was An- aapolis' pigskin on their own 25-yard ine Here the half ended with the score: Army z, Navy 0.
 During the first half the two elev- ems were surprisingly we'll matched xo1a I eerned. ~ .
 The Cadets showed a stronger off, fense and a better conceived attack.
 President Crosses Field.
 At the end of the first half Presi- including Secretary Garrison, Secre- .ary and Mrs. McAdoo, Miss Marga- ret Wilson, Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, the Presidents cousin, Col. W. Harts his military aide, and Dr. Cary T. Grayson, his naval aide and physician, went to a box in the up- per part of the stand. As the Presi- dent and his party left the Navy stand the midshipmen's band played the Star Spangled Banner and the regiment of midshipmen stood at att tention with their hats off.
 Another Touchdown Scored.
 There were no changes in the cams when they came on for the ;hird period.
 Oliphant punted to Craig on the Navy's 25-yard line and by magnifi- cent running the Annapolis quarter pack ran the ball back to midfield.
 A play against the center lost the Navy one yard.
 Craig attempted forward pass and he ball was interceded by McEwan.