Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-23
ARMY-NAvY ELEvENS
ON HOME STRETCH
OF 1890 CAMPAIGN
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though the regular line is slightly
heavier than that Of the alfernates.
The first team averages IT. Ill
pounds: The line averaging. Isl
pounds. and the backs. l5s pounds.
The average OF the second team is
ia pounds OF lis line, ls0 81 and
its hacks, Ice pounds
Array Fears Navy -Edge" 4
Comes the following news from the
camp Of the Wesi Point cadets
THE Army having fnishedits SEIZED
ME Ill home. nov looks q the battle
with the Navy al the Polo Grounds
in New York next Saturday as the
elimination Of its football efforts for
| 1920 Il wants 10 win that battle, the
Army does. but. while Il feels II mas
a game, aggressive eleven, Il also
| fears that lie s0-called edge IS with
lie Navy team The Middies are not
an unknown quantity here BY any
means Army scouts who have trailed
the Navy team this Fall and those Of
the squad vino saw The Navy play
Princeton last month are generous in
lneir praise Of The sailor lads
Nays Schedule Harder
Army folks appreciate the hard
schedule the Navy has just finished
Ii Was much more severe test than
the Cadets have been subject to- Elk
ccp; for lie Notre Dame contest, in
which the West Pointers were beaten
1 far more than the q To II score I'M
I Heated the soldiers have had pretty
/ easy picking all season. The mule"
or scrub team has given the varsity
! is hes; lighting opportunities. II isI
NOT 100 far-fetched to say. perhaps
shat the Armys mule team could
| have beaten all the varsity's sched-
| tled opponents this year excepting
Rockne's ffo0sier eleven In the de
| velapment Of this second eleven
though. The Army has proated for il
is. perhaps. better equipped with sub
iluies for each position than il has
! been for some years.
Lineup About Settled
AS the team enters the home stretch
L ii nos hard to pick The probable
Lineup for tile Annapolis game BE
gnning al centre. Greene, veteran
ST last season. a heavy. aggressive
pivot man. will undoubtedly gel the
call. His understudy, is Endertonl
lighter, buf fast. an excellent passer
ana full OF fight Strohecker il big
plebe is also a possibility, il any
thing happens 10 Greene. Al the
guard positions, Breidster on one side
and Clark on the other will start.
Breidster. 4 huge speciman, a real
tighter. heavy. experienced. whale on
defence. ana considered the brains Of
The Army line. will give his oppo
sier played against the Navy last year
is a plebe Clark was substitute al
wear ago but has been seasoned and
is Il fair guard Stewart. Pierce and
Stowell are the probable substitutes.
Davidson and Lou Storck are the men
expected 70 get in at the tackle posi-
tions Both are seasoned, having had
last years experience pitzer, Trip
lett and Mulligan are promising sub
stitmes
White And Storck On Ends
al The wings. the Army has White.
who played all OF last season, and
Don Storclx the latter i Rutgers end
ii 4 year ago. Both have developed
into fair ends during the last fort
.aighi. THnberlake, Meyers. Glasgow.
Doyle ana Reeaor are substitutes.
eaptaia Wilhide Will, without doubt. |
drive the team al quarter. He is al
good general. and has the experience
81 last years Navy game behind him.
FL has also met the Navy IN two
baseball games. That ia itself may
liava little 10 do ia the minds of some |
critics with q gridiron contest. but
Army folks don't reckon that way.
Wnhide is cool and collected always,
md 4 heady PLAYER Ogden. plebe,
is his substitute
ii the baekfeld. the Army has
French, d real star. Lawrence,
Smythe Richards, Aseher. Dodd. Ben
aett. Ebersole. Ienney. Perkins and
Nhitson. French. Lawrence and
Suythe lock ike the first string of
hacks. bgi Richards. Ebersole and
Dada are all expected to get into
the frav at some stage.