Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

ing that Sr'ashcd up wildly agnins:
the murkv daylight.
The Sky was clearing a littlc-a very
littl"-as the two teams lined up on
tho wet grass.
EARLY in the first period after a
couple of exchanges OF puuts. the Navy
swep; tho ball down into Army ter
ritorN. Then Coffin kicked. and Craig
iunhlcd the slippery bail, whcih was
recovered by an Army man on the
Navy t"n-yard line. y couple OF
more plays, with ELEPHANT. the great
hHck OF the Army. carrying the ball
put it over FOR a touchdown. ana oil
plant Kicked s-oal
I'll" Army eruptcd into sevcnty-two-
"ntimctcr sound. The bugIcs sang
mad pacams OF triumph
The wet field seemed to be botbcr
in!: some IT the players. but not OIL
rhahi During the next few minutes
II" gave - gree exhibition of RUNNING
Il broken field. keeping his feet against
inc slippery grass ana the fierce tack
,"S vi III" Navy men, too. Finally
IN" Army lost the ball on II tumble.
N'tcr trying bit OF the open game.
the Navy went back TO first priuc;
PICS ana used Martha and Craig to
batter openings in the Army line Then
'heN used another forward pass which
was successful. out finally Won Heinz
purS punt"d over the Nrml goal The
pau was brought out and delivered
over TO the Army Coffin fumhlcd tho
hrsi pass, but Immediately recovered
trc bah. Oliphant cut through for ,
snort gain, and :hcm puntcd out OF
danger.
HALE ENDS WITII HALL
IN NAVY rEHRTrORY
y run 10y oliphant covcr.n,. ,,y,n,y
yards OF the saturated turf in tbs In =,
stages of the hrSt half brought the
crowd w shriollinE. The Army back
sol the bali close to hts own goal lin,
ana slipped through to his own forty
E;,fu Inc with Navy tackles dripping
OFT his soaked sides at every stn,,
'"nn splashcd through for two vnrh.
more, ana then Coffin kicked The.
Navy tried few Intellectual plays. b,I,
soon hhd 10 boot. and ELEPHANT rat,
me bail back ten Yards lie went
Gown under u tackle with "a saiio,
'IinSinG TO his neck and then scrn,n
Died 10 his feet ana started To RIM
sun carrying the MILDLY He did moi
nu' more than II few Neps. however
There was Il brief delay To revive. ..,,
injured sailor just before the hall
|'oS'". ana as the trainers ran ont
from the annapolis side. half IN.
players Sprawl"d out Hat ON their
backs on ia" grass and rested Mitchell
Went IN tor Ford, and Oliphnnt passed
the ball across the Navy front to Red.
h"IG Tor good gain. Another pass
NC '''''HP''u, Dul craig picked the
wet leather out OF the air. and ran.
back few yards bcfor. he WAS
dropped by itedtield The half ended
with the bail well down IN Navy ter.
ritorN.
with Il mob uf uniformed poIiccmc;
IN front al him ana with secret Ser
vice men ON each SIDE. aud more police
men behind, President Wilson and Mrs
Gait marched across the field as soon
as IN" ua!f closed to Il box ON the Army
sac. Huge orchids blaZcd on the front
or Mrs. Galts coat The party passed
through muddy aisle leading under
the right field stand. Mr. Wilson as
SistinE Mrs. Gait over the little pools
OF water Ia dry footing and the Cro1vd
checrod wildly. The President smiled
At the greeting from the Army cadets
At the opening OF the third period
tho Army had the ball and McEwan
kicked off. Craig made the catch ana
made wonderful thirty five yard
r"tucn before he was thrown on the
hftyyard line.
Won iIeiInberg attempted TO circle
Army's right ond and lost five Yards
Craig then tried a forward pass hu,
McEwan of the Army. caught it oil
the Armys forty-yard line and made a
nftN-yard dash before he was thrown
on Nays twcnty-ynrd line. Collin
made I'VE yards through center. ana
on the next play Army scored a touch.
down when Ol!phant broke through
center t"r the necessary fifteen yards
oliphant then kicked an easy goal