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with the Georgetown students and
supporters on the north side and
the midshipmen, naval officers
and Navy followers on the south
side. The Presidential salute Of
81 salvos was fired as the Hoover
party entered the Naval Academy
grounds an hour before the Sched-
uled start of the game.
The President was followed by
Rear Admiral Samuel s. Robson,
superintendent of the Naval
Academy. Included in the Presi-
dents party were Mrs. Hoover,
Secretary Of Navy and Mrs.
Adams, Assistant Secretary Of
Navy Jahncke. Commander Joel
r. Boone, the Presidents personal
physician, Governor Albert C.
Ritchie, of Maryland, and the
three Presidential secretaries,
Lawrence Richey, George Akerson
and Walter Newton.
The Presidential party was
seated on the Navy side Of the
field.
A mighty roar arose from the
Georgetown section as Capt. Jim
Mooney and his Hilltoppers raced
upon the field. A greater din
followed when the Navy gridders
logged to the playing field. And
louder noise echoed throughout
the stadium as the teams lined
up for action.
H.. First Quarter
Navy won the toss and decided
TO defend the north goal. Bow
strom, Navy tackle, kicked off to
Johnny Bozek, who returned 23
yards to his own 37-yard mark
before he was stopped. Bozek
swung outside for 4 yards after
q line play failed. Scalzi got off
Z short punt to Navy's 45-yard
tape. Cannon hit center for
three yards. Spring ran around
end for seven yards and a first
down. Spring lost yard on the
next thrust, Cannon was also
checked at the scrimmage line.
6calzi intercepted Gannon's pass
on Georgetown's 29-yard mark.
Georgetown lost five yards and
Provencial downed MONEYS punt
on Navy's 45-yard mark.
Spring ran around end for 8
yards. Cannon lost a yard trying
the line. Spring swept around left
end for 8 yards. putting the ball
on Georgetown's 38-yard mark.
Cannon cracked the line for
yards on the next play but was
penalized Is yards. Spring punted
to Bozek who was chased out of
bounds on the 25-yard tape. Scalzi
drifted through tackle for 10 yards
Bozek hit the same sector for 8
yards. Barabas lost 2 yards and
GEORGETOWN received Is yards for
holding. Mooney kicked to Spring
who was nailed on Navy's 45-yard
tape. Cannon smashed through
center for 8 yards but Cannon
and Spring were twice stopped.
BowStron1 punted over the goal
line and it was Georgetown's bali
on their own 20-yard line. A
double pass behind the line was
futile. Byng tossed Scalzi for a
5-yard loss. Mooney punted out
side on Navy's 45-yard mark.
Cannon smashed through the
line for three yards but Navy was
penalized Is yards for holding.
Wynkoop threw Spring for q
.4-yard loss.
ABowstrom booted the oval to
Bozek. who came back is yards
to Georgetwon'S 33-yard mark.
The HilltopperS couldn't gain and
Wynkoop downed MONEYS punt
on Navy's 30-yard line.
Shielded by fine interference,
Spring cut outside tackle for six
yards. BowStrom kicked to
Georgetown's 25-yard tape and
Scaln returned seven yards. Scalzi
and Barabas couldn't dent the
Navy line and Mooney punted to
Spring who was nailed by Cordo-
vano on Nays 30-yard line. Cliff
ton lost a yard on an outside
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yards as the quarter closed.
Score-Navy, o; Georgetown, o.
Second Quarter
The change of goals puts the
wind back Of Georgetown. Bow
Strom's punt was downed by Mo
ret on Georgetown'S 38-yard
mark. Dale Bauer replaced Cas-
tree in the Navy backfield, Bozek
and Hudak failed to gain on two
plays. Mooney got off a 5O-yard
punt to Nays 15-yard line. Hudak
nailed Spring after a yard gain.
A lateral pass, Cannon to Spring,
cost thre yards. BowStrom's punt
fell on Navy'S 15-yard line.
Scalzi's pass was aimleSS, Bor-
deau relieved Barabas in the
Georgetown backfield. Bozek hit
center for. nine yards, but the
play was recalled as both teams
were off-side. Scaln tossed q
pass 70 9ozsk who tumbled axd