The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-28
NEILANP

ting the West Point line for two yards
 Von Heimberg punted high, and it was
 the Army's ball on the Navy 4S-yard line.
 Oliphant failed to gain through the
 Navy left side. lOliphant tried a for
 ward pass, and it was intercepted by
 Craig, who was thrown on the Navy's 45-
 yard line Goodman took McEwan' s
 place. Craig ran the ball around the
 Army's left wing to midfeld. A forward
 pass by Craig was intercepted by Cof-
 In, who was thrown on West Points 40- yard mark. Army punted to Von Heim-
 berg on the Navy's 25-yard line. A for
 ward pass was intercepted by Gerhardt,
 who ran to the Navy's 35-yard line. Blod-
 gett took Won Heimberg's place. Oliphant
 failed to gain through the Navy's right
 wing. Oliphant tried a forward pass
 but it grounded. Nayy's ball on Annapo-
 lis 35-yard line resulting. Blodgett punt
 ed to Oliphant on the Army's 35-yard line.
 Oliphant made six yards. Coffin circled
 Navy's left wing to the army's 40-yard
 line. Britton replaced Redfield. Coffin punted to Craig on the Navy's 35-yard line, Blodgett tried a forward pass which grounded. The Army was penalized five yards for interference.
 The Navy tried West Points right wing
 unsuccessfully. Captain Mills succeeded at left halfback for the Navy. A fake play for a forward pass resulted in a loss for the Navy. The ball being uowned on Navy's 3O-yard line. Mixes
 was hurt in first play and his place was taken by Orr. Blodgett made the pret- tiest forward pass of the game, Jack son taking the ball and downing it in
 midfeld. Another forward pass failed. forward pass grounded. Blodgett punted to Oliphant out of bounds on Army's 15-yard line. It was growing dark A center play failed to gain. OliDlant from his OWn Reward line broke through the Navy team and car ried it to midfield. Blodgett downed him. Mitchell broke through the Navy to the 35-yard mark The next play through the Navy's left side failed to gain. Oliphant hit the sailors center for five yards. Army pushed through to the Navy's 15-yard line. Parker took Neyland's place and Holmes relieved Meecham. The army tried both sides of the Navy line for slight gain. Army lost the ball on downs. Hoge replaced Coffin. Blodgett shot a forward pass but Hoge knocked it down. Then Blodg- ett punted to Oliphant in midf1eld, and the former Purdue star ran the ball back to the Navy's 30-yard line. The game ended with the final score: Army IA, Navy O.
 Army U4)--Redfield, left end; Jones, left tackle; O'Hare, left guard; Mo- Ewan,center; Meachan, right guard; Weyand, right tackle Neyland, right end; Gerhardt, quarterback; Ford. left half; Oliphant, righ half; Coffin. full back.
 Navy (0)-Von Heimberg, left end; Ward, left tackle; Kercher left guard; Goodsteen, center; Smith. right guard Gilman. right tackle; Johnson, right end; Craig, quarterback; Davis, left half; Westphal. right half; Martin, full back.
 Score by periods:
 Al ny '..'..... ... ..... V-14 A>dNy. ....... ...... ..-.... V-- U Referee, w. s. Langford. Trinity; um- pire, Fred w. Murphy. Brown; field judge, J. A. Evans, Williams; head linesman, Carl S, Marshall, Harvard time of periods, 15 minutes. Army SCOT ing: Touchdowns. Oliphant ?; goals from touchdowns, Oliphant 2.
 Substitutions Army, Britton for Red field; Knight for Jones; Goodman for McEwan; Holmes for Beacham; Parker for Weyand Fully for Neyland; Mitchell for Ford; Hoge for Coffin.
 Navy: Blodgett for Won Heimberg;
 Jackson for Johnson; Miles for Davis; Orr for Miles.