New Britain herald., 1919-11-29

1 punted to the Navy's 29 yard mark 1 where Wilhide was spilled without 1 gain. Schabacker picked up 1 yards outside of King. McQuarrie next ] punted to the Navys 27 yard line l where koehler was tackled by Blaike 1 without gain. Na~ # 1 Two line pllmges and a delayed end run netted but yards and Clark punted to Wilhide on the Army's 30 | yard line and the latter ran the ball 1 back ten yards before he was thrown After two short ground gaining line plunges koehler intercepted Gregory's i forward pass and the middies put the ball in play at exactly mid-tield. Nearing Goal Line. ] Three line plunges were short of ten wards and Clark punted out of l bounds on Army's yard line. Stand ing we'll behind, his own goal line Captain McQuarrie punted to koehler on the Army's 36 yard line On a quick drive through Vogel Benoist made it first down for the Navy on the soldiers 23 yard line
 1, Blaike spoiled Koehlers attempted end run. Here Wilkie replaced Moore i at right, guard for the Navy Three Navy line attacks were repulsed by the i Army and on the fourth place the l mlddles forward pass grounded back
 of the goal line. There was no middle near enough to receive Koehler's i heave and on the touchback play the l West Pointers received the ball on i theirs s30 yard line. Unable to gain 1 through the line or around the ends i McQuarrle punted to the Navy's 43
 yard line where koehler slipped and l fell as he caught the ball. Benoist l battered his way through the soldiers
 center for eight yards and on a repe- 1 tltion of the play made it first down on the army's A yard line. Before the l next lineup Storeck replaced Travis l as left tackle for the Army. Here the l third period ended & Score, Navy 3, Army 0.
 i Navy Scores Again.
 When the teams had reversed the ends of the field the Navy put the ball in play on the Armys 40 yard
 line and Benoist advanced 3 yards
 through center and Cruise made it a
 first down at the same shot on the
 cadets 33 yard line. Two plunges through the Army's left wing were good for s yards and Benoist made it l another first down on the Army's 19 yard line. Davidson replaced Vogel at right guard for the Army. The ! mud -besmeared Navy players could not containe their gains and on the 1 fourth down King dropped back to i the cadets 23 yard line and kicked 1 a clean field goal from a scrimmage ! placement
 Score, Navy 6. Army 0.
 The play was an exact duplicate of 1 the Annapolis first score Captain Ewen i holding the ball for Kings kick after 1 receiving it from Center Larson Me 1 Quarre kicked off for the Army and 1 the Navy put the ball in play on it's 1 own 31 yard line.
 Lowe replaced Woodruff as left end 1 for the Navy. A heavy mist was set ting over the field and when Clark 1 punted into the Arnlys territory after two line plunges it was almost inn 1 possible to see the ball. Gregory 1 caught the ball on the cadets 25 yard l line and ran it back , yards before | he was checked. Two line pIunges | gained but three yards and McQuarrie i was forced td punt to the Navys 25 l yard line. - >,- On a criss cross double pass Benoist 1 circled BlailIe's end for a first down 1 on Navy's 3S yard line. Here former
 1 Captain George of the Army replaced
 | Blaike at right end. Cruise battered
 his way through the Armys center 1 trio in two drives for a first down
 on the fl yard line. The middies were l trying for d touchdown and the play
 was exceedingly hard, both teanfs slip
 | p1ng and diving in the mud "
 l Clark punted over the Army line
 for touchback. Gregory and Me-
 Quarrie in two attacks on the Navy
 l forwards followed by an end run.
 l McQuarrie carrying the ball, did not