Evening star., 1919-11-30

NEW YORK. November 29.-At
O'Clock Capt Even of the Navy and
Capt McQuarrie of the Army met Ref
cree Langford in the field and the Army
won the toss. Capt. McQuarrie selected
the east end of the field, with a slight
wind at his back. At 2:03 Clark kicked
off to the ArIny's 30-yard line to the ac-
compartment of an exploding cannon.
After one line plunge McQuarrie punt
ed. the ball going out of bounds on the
lineup Clark broke through the Army S
right wing and made it first down on
the 48-yard line. Cruise. on similar
play, put the ball on the Army's 40
yard line. Two line plunges netted one
yard against a strong Army defense.
From the 37-yard line Clark tried field
goal but it fell five yards short.
After three line tries without per-
ceptible gains. McQuarrie punted to the
Navy'S 45-yard line.
Clark made six yards around the
Army's right end. koehIsr made it first
down on the Arrny's 43-Ard line: Be
moist, who was playing right halfback
for the Navy in place of Cruise, in two
plunges, made another first down on the
Army's 35-yard line.
Navy Loses the Ball.
A Navy forward pass was grounded
The Navy lost the ball to the Army on
the Soldiers 35-yard line with an in
completed forward pass. McQuarrie i'm
mediately punted to the Nays 3-yard
line The Navy kicked and Schabacker
made Il fair catch on the Navy's 35-yard
line. McQuarrie tried a field goal from
placement, but the ball went wild and
the Navy put on play their 20yard line
The Army line was adamant and CLARK
was forced to punt. Wilhide caught or
the Army's 45-yard line ana was drop
ped without gain. Three savage line
I Il thnt
McQuarrie punted for a touchdown. The
Sailors reopened the play on their 20
yard line.
An end run by Benoist from a kick
formation was good for four YARDS
Here the first period ended.
Second Period.
After the teams changed goals the
Navy, in three line plunges, made q
first down on their own 4z-yard line
The Cadets defense stiffened and the
Navy punted to the Army's 2o-yard line
On the second lineup the Cadets
punted the ball back to the Nays At
yard line. Here White replaced Kieffel
as left end for the Army.
The Navy steadily battered at the
center Of the Army lines. Benoist made
it first down on the Army's 42-yarc
plays made another first down on the
Army's 33-yard line. Clark, from a fake
forward pass formation, made eight
yards around Whites end. Clark fol.
lowed with a dive off the Army's left
tackle for a first down on the Soldiers
22-yard mark. Benoist picked up foul
yards outside Army's right tackle. The
third play was simply shift across the
field to get in front of the goal posts
From the Army's 25-yard line King
kicked field goal. The kick was made
from a scrimmage placement, the bal
being held by Capt Even.
Cruise Gains First Down.
Army put the ball in play with :
kickoff from their 4O-yard line, which
! was caught by Koehler, who wa.
thrown on the Eavy's 35-yard line Two
splits off the Soldiers right tackle gave
Navy eight yards. A dive by Cruise
through the same position made it frs
down on the Navy's 4s-yard line
Before the next lineup Herrick re.
placed vogel at right guard for thu
Army. Gregory also replaced Lystad
at left halfback for the Army.
| Cruise made four yards outside O.
| Travis. Clark in a mass attack at cen
ter added three more. Then he dropped
back and punted for a touchback ovel
the Army goal line. West Point from
their 20-yard line made five yards in.
| side Of Capt. Even. The Navy lin,
held here and Capt. McQuarrie puntec
' out Of bounds on the Navy's 39-yart
I line.
Benoist pierced the Army's left win,
for seven yards, and kere the secont
! period ended
Third Period.
! When the teams came onto the fielt
Tor the third period VogeI had re