New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
army Defeats Macy IL TO IA,
Routing Three-Year Hoodoo

true direction Of the pass and its real
receiver.
Army 0ffense Dynamic
wood, with his kicking, which has
not bettered this eventful autumn,
and occasional line boring, White, with
his quick diagnosis Of Navy intentions
ano his general activity; Garhisch,
with his wide range defense; Good
man. with his good down-field work,
and the. electric Smytbe, the dynamo
II not she soul OF the Army offensive.
Kept the West Point game on the
double quick and filled the, eye.
Parr and Taylor were fine brace
OF ends for the Navy, both in taking
the pass, line tackling and covering
the low kicks OF Cullen, who stiff
klcked too low for the best results.
Sarehet' hs mehee and Conroy played
nard and fast football for the Navy.
Barchot was 8 bullet while he listed
and in the second half, Norris, who
took his place, was just about as hard
TO get mold OF and as hard to stop ng
line. 'O '"e 'Aiiiy 5
There were times when w,ntist
Clyde and Taylor smashed the Ia ~
side. Of the Army's line and onanad
much area for the man with the hall
stiil The Army had q great way Of
hoidlng steadfast all along it's front
When twenty-five yards or closer to ita
goal boundary, and not the least Of
she game 9 thrills were those furnished
ns ehe army IN defending it's goal line
ia various periods, chiefly the last,
AZ eVer there was d combat in which
each side had need of rock-ribbed d.
Iehse In times Of stress 1t was this one.
Ano u that defense under those exac+-
ing conditions wasn't always rock
rao6ed, 1t wasn't for lack Of courage or
trying. OF
Ihere was no feeling the other side
OUT. Business was taken up i,nn,a-
alately. The opening whistle blew. and
AZ was all action from that moment, ali
acUon and deal Of high grade foot.
sg.I. Da.i; lhe Army had tho kickoff and
Saulllgan gave the ball boot which
sal Suai'ea .ne works. a play or two, a
settled back in their seats before M
Zee drifted back and tipped a forward
pass to Cullen. 1t worked and tooI
the night right into the Army's terri
eoTy' The Navy's inability to kick a
leid goal deprived them OF at least a
tie, for Cullen missed nlacemen+
kicE after the Navy had been stopped
in its attack. 'fSN
Army Misses Kick
Wood punted beautifully into The
w,nds and 1t was no zephyr of a wind
me Army got the bali on a tumble
and then proceeded to repay scare
with scare. Wood plunged his way
forward, and the Army surged nm "a
the Navy's 20-yard line, Snytbe
Clipped in with four yards. nut the
Navy. dug in and threw back The Armv
Garh'sch missed placement kick by
an eyelesh. -
Then back the other way. Barchet
smashed the Army for speu. and a.
wasn't until their 36-yard line was
reached that the soldiers called "A halt,
farr was well guarded trying to take
8 long forward pass.
The Navy scored early in the second
period. A long forward to Taylor set
tne wheels in motion. Taylor made a
superb catch on the 1l-yard line. he
caught the ball over his head and
looking backward, caught it with a lean
He was tackled and dropped the hail
but Field Judge Okeson ruled he has
peen interfered With and gave the ball
to the Navy. Mckee bolted aronnd
right end for touchdown.
Mulligan kicked of to the ona-y.rd
ilne and Sarchet came back to the 49,
yard strip. Cullen punted to smvthe.
VINO worked in one of those battling re.
versing runs. He ran the oval ta the
Navy's 32-yard line and here tbe arn,,
was thrown back forcibly, with No
apologies. From the A5-yard line Car
bisch slammed his shot 10 the ooa,
posts for a field goal, splendid nsdai
effort ard npe doct;,n - 80 80 I~N"i