Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29


three touchdowns already have been
noted. eagle, in the IL times he lugged
the ball, chalked up total Of so yards
Thus interSectional honorS were
Claimed for a second successive year
by those who wear the cardinal and
white. One year ago this month STAN
ford's delegates brought their gridirOn
wares to New York City. They headed
West Point with rs points. Army re-
manned at home, ScoreleSs.
The crowd got its moneys worth out
of first half, jammed with thrills
from opening KICKOFF to mid-time gun.
The Army scored first after q 5O-yard
thrust had eliminated in a touchdown
Before the initial period was over the
Cardinals had evened the count at
6-6, neither side completing the tries
for point.
Soon after the second quarter got
under way Stanford went into the lead
through the medium of an automatic
safety. Spurred on by the sudden adj
vantage, the Cards rushed their way
from the Soldier 39-yard line to a
second touchdown. The try for point
faileA but Warmers ball toterS held a
1915 margin.
eagles Pass Brings Score.
The substantial lead was heartening
for the moment but decidedly brief
eagle returned punt IL yards to
Etanford'S 44-yard line. Two PLAYS
later the tricky Cadet captain whipped
one of his bullet-like passes while
racing to the left. Hutchinson picked
the ball out of the air and ran Is
yards to score. Hutchinson place
kicked the try for point that brought
the soldiers to within q lone tally of
their rivals.
Two minutes before the second Pc
riod ended Smalling broke away and
galloped 46 yards from his own IA
yard line. Malloy, substituting at right
end for Messenger, overlook and hauled
down the big white jerseyed charger
and the half-time gun ended further
activities.
Armys first touchdown followed a
quick change in the two teams for
tunes. Carver, Soldier quarterback.
fumbled, and Taylor. center, recovered
for Stanford on the opposition's 49,
yard line. The Cardinals tried the air,
and failed. Miller, center, intercepted
Smalltng's pass on his own 4O-yard line
and pounded 10 yards to midfleld.
eagle. packing the ball for the first
time, squirmed Z yards. Murrel made
I yards and a first down. The Army
fullback added 5 yards more and eagle
passed short one to Carl Mark, the
latter speeding IS yards before he was
stopped 20 yards from goal. Murrel
and eagle alternated In packing the
ball to the 2-yard mark, from where
Murrel went over.
Punts Favor Cards.
The Cards evened the count after
gaining 80 yards on an exchange of
punts. From the Army's 45-yard line
Frentrup skirted left end for IS yards.
Smalling passed to Muller, who was
downed on the 1O-yard line. Two
bucks brought the ball to the 1-yard
mark, and FleiShhacker went over.
In the second quarter, a perfectly
paced punt by Rothert netted STAN
FORD an automatic safety. The 35-yard
kick Spiraled the ball out of bounds
on Army's 1-yard line. Murrel tried
to punt out from behind his goal line,
but the pass from center was low.
With tacklerS closing in, Murrel threw
the ball into open territory, but in
doing so he stepped out of the end
zone.
Army took free kick after the safety
and Frentrup raced back 81 yards in
the first play of what later developed
into Stanford's second touchdown.
On the Cadets 30-yard mark, the
Cards marched to scoring ground.
Frentrup chopped on IL yards and
Smalling Is yards. Eleven yards from
their own goal line the Soldiers were
penalized for unnecessary roughness.
On the next play Stanford was penal
lied 5 yards for backfleld in motion
but FleiShhacker brought the ball back
yards on q plunge and Smalling went
over.
Statistics Tell Story.
Statistics show Stanfords SUPREMACY
Carrying the ball IS times, the Cardi-
mails piled up total of 244 yards
Army's SO attempts at yard gaining
resulted in q total of "a yards from
scrimmage.
Stanford made II first downs from
Scrimmage and passes. Army chalked
up first downs by ground and air.
The Cards passed Il times. COM