Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-06
MARINES BEAT SUB BASE
 IN SPECTACULAR GAME

Working an aerial attack that was faultless and that at times gained from 30 to 40 yards the Quantico Ma rines beat the Submarine base team Saturday afternoon by a 20 to score Not only did the leathernecks com pletelv baffle the Navy with their long forwards but their trick plays through and around the line had the sailors stopped. The. Navy tried to combat the Marines with the forward pass game but the Quantico boys broke them up time after time. On the line plays the Navy at times showed considerable strength and made first down several times but as whole the Marine defense was inpenetrable , Fielding played for the Navy was practically the only man that stood out and many of the Navy gains were due to his speed and broken field running. His spectacular 40-yard run of a punt stood as the feature of the Nayy's part in the game. Fielding caught the punt on his own 30 yard line and running diagonally across the field evaded all the opposition tack lers and with an open field in front of him with the exception of the Quan- tico quarterback he started for the Marine goal line but after travelling
  him, This was the most spectacular run of the game. Given a fast team and fast interference Fielding would be one of the best backfield men in the country today.
 In the first quarter the Marines kick ed off to the Navy who received the ball sec sawed back and forth until three downs the Navy +trie0 to make first down but lost the ball. The Ma rinNs on the second shot long for ward which netted. them the first touchdown. The Marines kicked the goal.
 The Navy received again and the ball sec sawed bac kand forth until the Marines with a series of line plunges and end runs brought the ball to the Navy five yard line. Here the quarter ended.
 At the beginning of the second quarter with only five to go the Ma rines tried another forward which was broken up, and the Navy gained po- session of the ball. The Navy began to plug the Marine line for substan- tial gains and brought the ball down the field to the Marine ten yard line where they lost. it on downs. The play continued about even and the half ended with the ball in possession of the Navy on the Marines OV yard l1IlS.
 The Marines received at the begin ming of the second half and with rush of line plays and pretty 30 yard forward brought the ball to the Navy three yard line where it took two plays to push it over the line. The kick was blocked.
 The Marines kicked to the Navy who lost the ball on downs two mass plays and another long. forward pass over the goal resulted in the third touch down for the Marines The goal was kicked This end the scoring for the day although in the last quarter Field ings spectacular runs gave the Navy hopes of preventing a shutout. Field ing not only played a wonderful of fensive game but it was has sure tack ling when he was the only man be- tween the goal and a Quantico run ner This happened several times dur ing the game and had it not been for him the score would have been much larger.
 The Navy team seemed slow com pared to the Marines whose plays were snappy and well executed. The Navy line was weak and the interference for the backf1eld was faulty The ma rines on the other hand played real football and their interference was remarkable. Their backs were fleet of foot and hit the line, with terrific force. Penalties were handed out lib- orally by Referee Jacques and the Ma rines merited most of them
 The crowd that saw the game was well over three thousand every one was entirely satisfied