Evening star., 1922-11-24

FhoS" who favor the Army base Il
'.sHt deaf upon the theory that Wood
the Army viii kick the Navy
'.latcr tm.itu Will do the booting
f''| the NItl>tIIDHIrn and there is rea-
.'"'. to believe that he Will come sum =
"r."ilN H",tr to holding his own to
80 @Gcc tie Kicking advantage of the
,t'!"ts to Il nvGliGiblc margin. In
.'rod. with such ends as Harr and
s"Ei"r rIulDa-siug down field. it
N."ui,: Sr,u ,jS though the Army
cannot logically look forward to
.'"tI"r than an even break in defen-
- or offensive runtiI.".
tn f;.trri!'r. NJ. kr". Cullen and Con
y III" 1:.i,lirs hav" a light back
Id. .-pii.p ptr,itivr!y speaking. but 4
"rtlc .d"u>I" slick one Here is Il
.-'-"rrtt We'll 4F:aiifird u put ON a
s...'ot deceptive threat .:anl"- The
'',ward pass Will certainly he we'll
.rVllcti and there is sure To !re real
..uWrr in l:ArcIet's diagonal cuts
T.'u@h th" li's' and in the dashes
.rf Nrk"o.
Navy Backs Offset Army Line.
Eh'r" i- t.ir theory that the Army
'rl,.. wE!ch really is fine one. will
tUlHy N" Navy from tackle t"
Z 't I.Ir "i! Gc:"!lS" and attack. This
.. ~ az: may NOT prove to be the case.
.r''r" ar.' certain mon who have had
F'ar-,'.rl..l experience az ii:!st this Army
ne Wi.r feel that the Strength is not
,os."f..,.t,y h,,l;Ilrc,i Whether or not
-s.''s is tru" ti,."' i little doubt that
- Tie t1cklt' UJSj;inUS. which bear
We irI!ar rt uln,icru line attack. West
',:ri la ty.t very gifted performers
- t'f.!ij-=l ,.u.i Goodman.
i',.:s"',I!i} tn,. writer believes that
rsE Su,"u!ii line coach. capt. Me
" ~ Hl@ tmrA"d in It great set of
r.,.'.. .r'ra3rrS f'u's' tackle To tackle. Hut
st.G Granting they viii hold Il meas
rs. ". sJp' "j"ritE over the Middle
y n. IT," writer does not believe the
:" .-rGir. cr."uG! Ia offset what looks
90 F.'.f {" !'r the decided baCkiield
..dNant.-'' h"!d hy the Navy.
~ >""tl'r th,. Army has a good
'..ru1' r'Tu. f.'It he is not the equal
l'r,i..H. Who PLAYED III the ArmorE
. '..'! last year. Vt least he has
,.- rrn,.u himself To he. And
.. -ha,.rs ar" tnat the Navy will
.-.,.rrr. STRAIT" i!at Sh. possesses at
s,-r tw" uue'i better than he. Again.
'.t' ~ ritter lr"li+ to So" better CO.
.rdiu..tlvn IN III" Navy back field
.'.-'tIH2- H:t, X tn tn" line. a margin
e Sr!',"r'"rjty here counted for much
fm"rc ~ III" old days OF foot ball than
..,,lat. Nowadays lots Of things in
.'r.. Ss"riuG lin" may happen which
.r,. I'ri,. no matter how good, is un-
Die /" prevent.
Army Has the Best Record.
A. I}i. season mas gone. it is true,
he -t"iul : record looks better She
l...s tied n. flrl,. Metre Dame eleven.
'' - a. has tied Yale to
AMI ,IctcItrd Auburn 10 to 8.
'-'rr Navy was defeated by Pennsyl-
. .tufa IN one Of Founs good days. has
r,a.4t..,I ';.urEia Tech u to and Penn
State II 10 %. Nothing puerile in
1ttese two victories. certainly, none
he les The IMPRESSION remains thai
Ilc Cadets have COM" through III"
season thus far in better style than
~ sister institution. At all events
tar, Army has not been defeated.
T:rcail= may throw victory to
cf.hc.. eleven and other events may
occur. as they ;" often do in modern
foot ball TO c"ufrit" the gridiron pro-
1.i..t But all things being equal, the
,.,',e seems to lie as set forth above.
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