The sun., 1918-11-24
Substitute Runs From Side
Lines Throwing Great Lakes
Runner at Critical Point.
FINAL SCORE IS z TO g
Academy Lads Had Victory
Over Bluejackets Cinchcd
Until Accident Happened.
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betH bucl game AT Ine naval ACADEMY
az this afternoons contest, in which the
bluejackets from the Great Lakes Train
ing Station defeated the mldshlpmen,
to
As contest Il was a splendid one,
barring fumbling by the Academy lads.
who were playing against the only
strong team they have met this season,
but 1t was in the finals-the score by
Great Lakes and the incident connected
with It, which was unparalleled by any
thing which has happened in the history
of athletics at the Academy. ''e
The teams had fought to a scoreiess
draw for the first two quarters, and the
Midshipmen had scored a touchdown in
the third quarter. but the punt out had
been missed and the game still hung on
touchdown and resulting goal. Il
looked as If the balance inclined toward
the m'dshipmen, for the advantage OF
the wind was with them, and this meant
yards in an exchange of punts between
Perry and Driscoll.
On Great Lakes 10 Yard Line.
Midway in the half the mldshipn,en
MANAGED to block one of Driscolls punts.
Scaffe recovered the ball and ran forty
yards to Great Lakes 10 yard line. The
bluejackets held for downs. and Dris-
coils punt was the short one, going out
side on the IS yard line. A forward
pass, ingram to Even, Melted fifteen
yards, and Ingram broke over tackle for
seven more. This meant only three yards
for touchdown.
Ingram was signalled to take the ball
again. He ran toward the line, but
either he never got the ball or failed to
hold It. for as every one was straining
to see If the ball went over Eilesen. the
Lakes left halfback. was seen to dash
from the crowd holding the ball With
several of his own runners around him
he was clear by ten yards, and shortly
II was realized that he would not be
stopped unless his leg broke or lightning
hit him.
Just then happened thing that Naval
Academy folks will he explaining for
years to come and that they will never
stop feeling bad about
Downed From Side Lines.
Eilcsen was running right by the side
lines and passed within a half dozen
yards of the bench on which the Acad-
envy substitutes We're sitting. AS he
passed a '-AisniTman in a gray sweatsr
was upon him before any one could
realize what had happened. and most
pc rsons supposed that somehow run
ner had caught up from behind.
1t developed however, that the tacElcr
50. Saunders, a substitute lineman,
who, apparently overwhelmed with ex-
element, had run out from the bench
nd seized Eileson. There was an ex-
citing minute o. two for all of the Lakes
players who surrounded Saunders made
set for him and landed some hard
ticks before things Gained down.
There was a general movement OF
Players, substitutes and those near the
side lines for the centre OF things. and
for time it looked ns II there would
be Il general fight.
Naval discipline was exercised by the
officers pres emit and the Academy att
thorities Willingly conceded the touch
down when matters were explained.
The Academy people are. OF course.
much mort fed over the occurrence. u
vas the individual act Of one youth
overwhelmed by excitement, but still
= not to be excused There was no ele-
n eni Of premrditat!on or concerted act
ing in the thing, for Saunders was tho
Only man on the bench wearing that
particular kind Of IL sweater and was
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