Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-25
ARMY AVDNAVY
BAT TIE BEFORE
$4,000 PEOPLE
Victory See-saws Back and
Forth Between Two
Service Teams.
ARMY, s., WINS.

" Franklin Field, Phlladelphla,
Pa, Nov. The Army defeat
ed the Navy. here this afternoon
in a furious football game, the
final score being Army II, Navy
IA. The winning touchdown was
scored late in the last quarter.
FRANKLIN Field, Philadelphia. Nov.
25.-In the coolest weather of the
season and IN the teeth Of high north
west winds more than $4,000 persons
their old, battlegIbund on Franklin
field today and .struggle for victory In
their annual football game.
First Quarter.
Mulligan kicked of for the Army
and then followedya punting duel.
Both the Army and Navy missed
Kicks from placement. Before the
period ended; Cullen threw forward
paassto Burchet who spurted to the
Arniy's 81 yard line before he wa1
downed.. Here the first period ended
with no score on either side.
Second Quarter. :.
On the first lineup in the second
|period Mckee threw a long forward
pass to TAYLOR who was doWned lor
the !, rmX 3 1ss NE; MSkse sa Es. .S.
left end Tor 4 " tRuchdown. Barchet
made the extra point on. q placement
kick. ,.S'
Score: Navy 2. Army q.
Smythe caught q kick in !: midfield
and made q spectacular run to- the
Navy 81 yard line >.. q.
The Army was penalized Ave yarde
for offside, the first penalty $of i. the
game, and then Garbisch made "a
placement goal from the forty yard
line. r..:f T.. res y
Score: Navy =, Army az ).
whistle Saves Navy. 4
The Army. kicked Off to Barchet
who ran the ball to his own 28-yard
line. Barchet. and Conroy hit the
army line fora first down on the
more yards the Navy lost ground on
tumble. Then came an, exchange Of
kicks. Smythe made four yards and
a forward pass. Smythe to Wood, put
the ball on the Navy's 23-yard line
The Army then lost the ball on downs
and it was the Nays ball on theil
! own 20-yard line. 81
/! On the second play, the Navy was
penalized Is yards for holding, put.
ting: the ball on their 6-yard line
Navy punted to their own 36.yard line
On the first play smythe tossed a for
ward pass to e.. White who wa.
/ downed on the Navy ! o-yard line. Tht
! Army made three yards and 1t looked
like touchdown for the West Point
ers when the second period ended
Score: Navy Z; Army 8.
| The Navy outplayed the Army II
the first half. the ball being In tn,
West Pointers territory most Of TIL,
time. The Navy line held like q ston,
| wall, whereas the Army forward
were often penetrated by the mid
shipmen. The Navy forward passing
was also superior to that Of, Wes
Point.
.. Third Quarter.
Beginning the third period the Nav!
kicked of tq Smythe, who was throw
at the line without gain and Yves
!, Point punted to Navy's 25:yard mark
- Army Scores. q.
The navy, was forced to punt
Smythe returned the kick to Navy
z 30syard line and then tossed a forwar,
pass to White who ran out Of bound
4 two yards from the goal. On the sec
ond play Lawrence, who went in fo
Tmberlake went over, for a touch
down. Garbisch kicked goal. Score
Army 10, Navy q.
r. Navy kicked OF and an exchang
D of punts kept the ball near the cente
OF the field. Norris replaced Barche
! Navy finally lost the ball on down
and the, Army kicked over the Nav
4, goal fofoa touchback.H The Navy mad
h first down ons the 81 yard line an,
after two line plays 4 and an. un
completed forward pass, Il puntet
3 Army muffed the kick and Parr q
\ the Navy recovered on the Army's 2
/, yard line. s3 4;
4 n Navy Scores. q
II Eight successive line plunges I'd
4 .vanced the bail to within a few: inche
OF the Army goal line where failur
/. to make their yardA gave the We.
IL Pointers the ball and q chance to kic
to the middle OF the held before th
period ended. Tho Navy opened tn
y last period with two long; passe
Z Morris I'd Car and Norris to Cullel
which put the bali on the Cadets y
Il ,yard line. "a line buck and Q abort on
/ run by. iConroy put the ball oyer th
line. Norris kicked real. Score Nav
Army AF 70. 3; 4