The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-06

with the blowing 81 the tFnakeep-
er's whistle calling Tire game 70 . close
& yesterday afternoon, the Pensacola
] Regulars disputed claim to the cham
4 pinashin this season in West Florida
was settled. and the Naval Aviatora
walked en- the Geld knowing they had
4 been beaten BY one lone touchdown
IL j anappy. hard FOL ght game The
touchdown was made in the middle
o. the last quarter 81 play A goal
was kicked. making the score to q.
This touchdown came "a "A result of
line plun9lng following tho intercept
tion ~ q Naval forward pass ~ Phil
ippart. and a successful forward pass
~ Ham Gaines 70 Eiehazh. Elebash
carrying the ban over. Ellie kicked
goal III the third quarter. Pensacola
attempted a field goal from placement
but the hall went wide of the posts
THE Regulars closed their season
without "a score being marked against
them IN any 81 the several games
Their opponents Included the Army
bunch twice, the Naval Ayiatore three
times Army Flyers ~ Momtromrrv
Arid other local teams When TIE
championship waa claimed the Naval
AvlHturs asked FOR a deciding game
and the challenge was accepted. The
FLYERS contendcd shat they were NOT
well orwaniEod at ere slime 81 the first
game and THANKSGIVING day a three
quarter Q 30 o game was played
Coach DubcH - the Regulars says
that his ~ 1tbali season II over for
this year and he feels that no one has
right - contest his claim "a his Is
the only unsecured upon and umde-
feated team fl West Florida
A local sports enthusiast. who has
consistently supported the Regulars
throughout the season. provided The
ropes FOR lining on The field yesterday
and after the game was over surprised
Tho players hg presenting them VITA
n sio0 hanknute with instructions %
the captain ~ take the boys to the
san Carlos and hold a banquet
During the first half Il looked ~
thou@h the Regulars would walk awa5
Win the game. They played better
/ ard faster bail ard made gains
I through the Nays line A. viii. They
I gave exhibitions ~ fast footwcrlS and
K line smashing during the first hair
\ that the Navy. though heavier could
not keep up with nor block They
made two downs iu each 81 the FIRST
I two quarters ana ono each IN the
ether two.
+ The Flyers attempted only limo
1 nlunges during The first half bat were
| invariably held in place and only n
4 punt would move them out - danger
A. the end Of the first quarter the
1 hall was IN The center 81 the field and
the second quarter was a repetition ~
the first The bali was on the aS~yard
itne when thar quarter was over.
In the second half the Flyers aeeld-
ed 81 take the overhead route. but
with the classy work q the secondary
defense only one gain was made. The
0ulv time the FLYERS made down was
when that forward pass was conn
/ pleted. but the gain did not net them
anything and the bali went over.
The Regulars line was something
+ the Flyers could not move and llne
Z rlunNes stopped where they were
started The Regulars went into the
/ Flyers. line for gains and around ends.
m the last quarter the Regulars
/ opened up with aerial PLAYS and. com.
J hinE them with line plunges. made n
tnuC hdown. Phuippart went through
/ tlae line for consistent gains. - did
I AtcNoy and Sanchez,
Try ne they would the Flyers could
not set through the line held ~
I Gaines and snead. who held the left
aide. ably supported by Sara at CEN
/ ter and oliver. Forsyth and Kennedy
\ Oh the right. McVey and Sanchez on
/ ends. backed by PhiupnaFt, fui. and
i Kills AZ quarter. waa combination
\ that tho Navy could not outuuaas.
From the Navy viewpoint. The Rams
/ was featured hy the excellent work
I ~ Wrerinsld ard Campbell as punt
ciw. by Wnlton'a versatile work both
/ on ofTenae ard defense and hy Cages
outstanding ability as q heady play
/ en- The Navy ends. prusEo and Rad
I or The Navy ends. pruaxo and had
. dnrs. did good work bat fhe brlhiancy
+ - the Pensacola hackfeld made Ia
+ dlffcuit for them 20 break up end
4 plays Or % set behind the tire 10
4 halt piuneea.
The Nays best chance 70 score