The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-27
,KEOHLER SCORES
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On the first line up he circled Capt
9O-yard line, being finally bSught &c
earth by King. French next swept
across fhe field and was forced out
| OF bounds without gain. The Navy
| line repulsed charge by Capt. VII
! hide and French punted to Conroy on
Navy's 30-yard line. on the initial line
up Conroy made two yards outside OF
Mulligan. King added a yard at the
seme position. ,Conroy tossed a long
forward pass which grounded. Con-
roy then punted TO the Army's 40-yard
line, where Capt, Wilhide was thrown
Cadet captain, hammered seven yards
out of Wilce and on repetition Of the
play made two more In his third
plunge into the center OF the Middies'
line. Wilhide made It first down at the
exact center OF the field. French, In
lost four yards. Center Larson was
temporarily disabled after making q
tackle. but resumed play after being
sponged off. -
A forward pass tossed by Capt. Will
hide to French put the ball on the Mid.
dies 43-yard mark A line plunge failed
to make any impression on the sailors
forwards and then French punted out
Of bounds on the sailors S5-yard line.
Noyes here replaced Mckee as left
halfback for the Navy. The newcomer.
in his first crssh into the Army line,
gained two yards and then lost one In
For a third time Noyes plunged into
the Army forwards, this time picking
up a scant three feet. King then
punted to Capt. Wilhide on the Army's
i0-yard line, where he was thrown BY
French was intercepted by Moore for
the Navy and the Middies put the ball
into play on the Army's 50-yard mark.
The first play was short forward pass
by Conroy which grounded. Conroy
picked up three yards around Whites
Wilhide. Noyes next took the ball and
on a criss-cross to Confoy, the latter
threw a long forward pass which Capt.
Even dropped On the Army's 20-yard
line and the best throw of the game
went as incomrleted. King then punted
put the ball into play on their 2O-yard
French encircied Pharr's end for
eight yards Lawrence made 1t first
down on the Army's 30-yard line after
which smythe bucked his way through
without gain and Smvthe was thrown
back Of the entire right side of the
Middies' scrimmage wing; French put
I'D another high punt with very little
di itance back OF 1t and the sailors re-
sumed their attaek from the Armys 4e-
yard chalk lins Noyes split the Army's
right wing for a 7-yard gain before he
was checked by SIN the in the sec
ondary defense. The Navy's battering
lam then made 1t first down ON the
.Army,s a5-yard line gain; Conroy,
Green for anot er first down on the
Cadets 2o-yard lire, where the period
ended. Score: Army, 9; Navy, ..
Fourth Period.
Koehler slipped inside of Storck TO
the Army's ~ yard line before Capt
wilhide through the center OF the Army
ripped through the center OF the Army
TO the soldiers 7-yard line. Goodman
here replaced Clark as right guard tor
" When. play was resumed Noyes re-.
ceived The rail- alla on q criss- cross
handed ii ID Kocfisf who @spfintcd
outside OF Storch for a touchdown.
from which King kicked the goal.
Score. Navy, Z; Army. Q.
Green kicked off to Noyes on the
pall back 70 yards before he was
stopped. On, the first lineup he bat
tered his way through the center OF
the cadets scrimmages for another five
Yards and added two more on seconu
attack at the same position.
,Conroy failed by inches for nrst
down on the Navys 36-yard line ana
then succeeded in a short plunge over
Goodman, 1t being first down Tor the
Middies on their 32-yard mark. On
double pass, Conroy to Koehler, the
latter circled White for nrst down
On the Armys 47-yard line. Conroy
dashed through inside OF Mulligan be-
fore Capt. Wilhide could check his
rush.
Ebersole replaced Lawrence as left
half for the Army. Conroy, with
another ripping attack at the Armys
center made 1t first down on the
Army's 34-yard mark. A criss cross
pass. Noyes to koehler, failed to gain
when Storck properly diagnosed tne
play and spilled the bali carrier ior
the loss OF a yard. Moves plougned
through the West Point line for
another first down. being hauled oowh
by Ebersole.
Richards replaced Smythe as right
halfback for the Army, and with a hrst
down on the Soldiers 24-yard line, the
Nayy resumed its march toward a sec
ond touchdown. Noyes, with a pretty
dodging run shot through Muliigan LOT
eight yards. Conroy added enough sn
ground to make it q Navy first doWn
on the Cadets 14-yard line. White
checked Noyes in the latter's rush at
his position and in the gathering
begged their team to hght. Noyes
fumbled the next pass. the ball bound
ing back into the line of scrimmage
where Mulligan pounced upon IT.
French, on the Army's first line-up In
a serpentine sprint lodged and side
stepped his way for a twenty-yard run
until he was finally checked by Conroy.
The game ended with the ball In
Navy's possession on the Army's AZ
yard line. Score: Navy, Z; Army. 0.