Evening star., 1926-11-28
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Of the ball going to the opposing team
At the spot.
The half ended, IA to IA. because
Hamilton and Wilson had kicked each
of the two goals from touchdown for
which he had had opportunity. 1t
was general opinion that, from what
had been shown in the last 10 min
utes of the second quarter. that Army
would win without much difficulty,
and that feeling was further accentu-
ated shortly after the beginning Of
the second half when Army made an
other march for touchdown.
Navy kicked-off to Army to begin
the second half and from the moment
the Army laid its hands on the ball
IT never lost possession until 1t scored
its third touchdown. Two line plays
were not productive and 1t seemed
Army must punt, but Harry Wilson
again came to the rescue and ran 20
yards to Navy's 45-yard line. Here
r. drive into the line by Murrell netted
6 yards and then eagle got in his
spectacular 45-yard jaunt which car
ried him across the Navy goal with
out Navy man touching him.
Army was close to its left side Of
the field. and eagle started what
looked to be a run to get out to a
more favorable position. but as he
cleared the end, the whole Navy
haclfield was drawn over and eagle
cut back to his left and followed the
side line down without d Navy man
getting nearer than three yards to
him. Wilson kicked another goal.
Navy Gets Started Again.
It was near the end of the third
quarter that Navy began another
brilliant drive. again rushing on
short gains of from 2 to or yards
1t carried the ball from it's own 35.
yard mark to Army's 32-yard line.
where it rested Just as the teams
changed goals at the end of the
quarter.
From that point it used hard drives
off tackle. first one side, then the
other, with one double pass. on which
Hannegan gained 8 yards. until the
hall rested on the Army's T-yard
mark, with yards to so on fourth
down.
The Navy team took time out and
went back in a huddle to determine
the best course. and whoever charted
the course that was taken ought
come day 10 be a great admiral and
win big sea fight. because nothing
ever was more perfectly planned nor
more accurately done. The Navy
team lined up and everybody thought
n pass was TO be attempted, but not
so. The play started as ii that were
going to be. but it developed into
double pass behind the line and a
close reverse on which Alan Shapley
carried the bail. The Navy backs
made a clear pathway for him and he
was not touched from the momenr
he got the ball until after he had
covered those precious yards be-
tween him and the Army goal.
Wilson's Kick Goes Wide.
This was the tying and last score.
Later Army got a chance TO make a
field goal. but Wilson's place kick
went wide. Throughout the re-
nlainder Of the contest Army had the
better of the ground gainihg. but sew
er41l times had fine efforts nullified by
penalties, penalties that seemed to
come as a result of starting too quick
" after shifting In fact, Army WAS
penalized considerably and many
times throughout the contest, as
result of its shift, which il was get
ting away at times too fast to make
the officials think 1t within the rules.
While both teams really played
brilliant foot ball. one remarkable
feature was noted. in that the Army
did not try q forward pass until the
last few minutes. when it was strug-
cling desperately to get an advantage
that would enable 1t 70 break the tie.