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IS yard line. Mckee was thrown
without gain. Conroy tossed another
short forward pass 10 KOehler for an
other first down on the navy's 80
yard lire. Mckee picked up three
yards at center. Conroy's toss 70
kOehler grounded. ana a second at
tempt was intercepted by Lawrence
and 10 was the army's ball on the
navy's 43 yard mark
Snyth made two yards, but the
army was penalized l5 yards Tor
holding a criss-cross play and for
ward pass failed and gave the army
the ball at mid-field to which was
added an additional 10 yards Tor hold
ing.
Wllhide's forward pass was inter-
cepted just as IL touched the ground.
The Ban was given to the army and
on the first lineup Lawrence made
two Yards. The play was becoming
rough and French was badly Jared
after a 6sEard gain around Even S
end. Smyth skirted PARIS end, but
could not make the necessary dis
tance and the navy took the ban on
downs on their own 25-yard line.
Conroy, from a kicking formation,
broke through Davidson FOR 6-yard
gain and repeated the play on the
right side Of the line for a first
down, the ball being on the navy IS
yard line. Mckee was thrown for q
5-yar6 loss, ana right tackle King
dropped back and threw a long for
ward pass which was caught by Nc
Kee. but the play was not allowed
ana q repetition resulted IN ground
ed forward pass
Gains six Yards.
King then punted a high, short
ball which was caught by French
and downed at midfield. On the first
lineup he gained 6 yards In a lodging
run around left end. and Lawrence
battered two more through center. A
eel 7l4aHI Dad -
French, gave the cadets a first down
on the middies' 37-yard line. VIII
hides forward pass was knocked
down by King. Lawrence attempted
a field goal from placement from al
most midfield. which fell short and
rolled over the Annapolis goal line
The middies started from their own
20-yard mark with a lodging run for
a 7-yard gain by E0eEler, who was
finally brought TO ground by Greene
Just as the second period ended.
Score, Army, o: Navy, 0.
PershfnE on Field
Between the halves, SECRETARIES
Daniels and Baker Gen. Pershing and
Gen. EiVelle, the French hero, &C
companied by other officers, con-
ferred In the center OF the gridiron
while a delighted crowd Of sailors
and soldiers who were side line guests
surrounded them The navy goat.
between two middies, came across
the field and bleated defiance at the
army rooters.
When the teams lined up for the
beginning Of the second half King
kicked of to French, who caught the
BAH on his 2 yard line and ran II to
the army IS yard mark. On the
lineup he circled Capt. Even for
first down on the cadets so yard line.
French then swept across the field
and forced out O. bounds without
gain.
The navy line repulsed a charge by
Capt Wilhide and French punted 70
Conroy on the navyis 80 yard line
On the first lineup Conroy made 2
yards. King added a yard Conroy
tossed a long forward pass which
grounded yards ahead OF the intended
receiver
Player Hurt.
Conroy then punted to the army's
80 yard line, where Wilhide was
thrown without gain Wilhide ham
mered seven yards out OF Wilkie and
on a repetition Of the play made two
more In his third plunge into the
center Of the middies' line, Wilhide Z
made it first down at the exact cen
ter CT the field French, in an at
tempted run around Ewen's end, lost I
four yards. Center Larsen was tenn I
porarily disabled after making a
tackle, but resumed play after being
score at end Of ard quarter: Army I
The navy made a touchdown.