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

Points 40-yard mark. Coffin plunged
 outside Navy's tackle for eight yards
 and Oliphant added two more, giving
 Army first down.
 Oliphant punted over the Navy goal line for touchback. The ball was | very slippery. Von Heimberg punted to the Army's 40-yard line where Golf
 fin ran it back to the Navy's 35-yard | mark. Oliphant on a fake kick forma- tion made one yard around the Navy's s left end. Gerhardt fumbled and it was the Navy's ball on their own 3o-yard line. Five yards penalty for off-side
 was inflicted on the Soldiers. On the next scrimmage Navy lost 15 I yards for holding. Martin swung around
 Army's left end for short gain and then Won Heimberg punted to the | Army's 40-yard line. Oliphant punted
 back to Davis, who was downed on his own 30-yard line. Craig tried to
 go round the Armys right wing, but was blocked off for a loss. Jackson | Navy.
 The ball was on the Navy's 30-yard
 line when the period ended.
 SECOND PERIOD | At the opening of the second period Won Heimberg punted to the Army s
 35-yard line. Olphant punted to mid
 field Craig dropped the bal and Way | land recovered it for the Army. The
 Army was penalized IS yards for in-
 reference, sending the ball to West
 Points 35-yard line. A forward pass
 thrown by Craig was incompleted | 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 l behind the goal line for touchback | On fake kick formation Oliphant made
 3 yards and then Oliphant punted tc
 Craig on Navy's 35-yard line, A line plunge netted the Navy three yards Army was penalzed five yards for off-side
 Martin broke through West Points right side to the Armys 47-yard line. Martin made two yards more through the same hole. Craig punched the center for two yards and, on a double pass, Craig to Martin. the Navy downed the ball or I Army's 40-yard line. forward pass
 Craig to Davis, netted two yards. Vor Heimberg punted over the Army goal line
 for another touchback. Coffin let for ward pass slip but he recovered the ball on his own five-yard line. Oliphant made l 10 yards around Navys left wing Oli- | rhant punted to Craig, on Navy's 40 yard line. Craig ran the ball back to | tEe Army's 4S-yard line. Failing to pen citrate Army's stonewall line. Craig tried another forward pass, but 1t hit the
 
 kick. It was a fake. Martin made eight yards through center. Won Helm | berg then punted to Oliphant on the Armys 20-yard line.
 1 Oliphant broke the Navy right wing and lodged through the Annapolis back 1 field to the Navy's 4o-yard line. Time was | taken out for injured players. | Rain had ceased falling but the field was very wet.
 (rnffip nnAdS three wards outside the Armys left tackle. A buck against the
 Navy center failed to gain and Coffin runted to Davis on the Navy's 27-yard line Craig broke through for five yards Davis, on the next play. put the ball or his own 34-yard line. A double pass, Craig to Martin, planted the pigskin on the Navy's SS-yard mark. Davis tried cen ter and was thrown for loss by O'Hare Won Heimberg punted to Oliphant on the Armys 35-yard line Coffin made two yards through Navy's left tackle. A trick play, with Oliphant carrying the ball for ward, was broken up without gain. During the first half the two elevens l were surprisingly well matched so far as defensive play was concerned. The Cadets showed stronger offense and better conceived attack.
 During the intermission President VII son and party went to box in the upper stand As the President left the Navy stand. the Midshipmen band played the star Spangled Banner" and the regi. nent of n,idshipmen stood at attention l with their hats off.
 SECOND HALF
 i There was no change in the teams line. 1 up in the third period. Oliphant punted | to Craig on Navy's 25-yard line. and by l pasgnlficent running the Annapolis quar.
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