Evening star., 1930-12-13
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK,
December 13.-Army today defeated
Navy, 60, in their game for charity.
First Half Close.
The first half was q struggle be-
tween two hard-scrapping defensive
machines for most Of the time after
Navy successfully repulsed two early
scoring threats by the Army. The
nrst cadet cnarge was thrown back on
down on the Nays l2-yard line. As
passes hurled by Ray Stecker were
grounded behind the goal line each
time.
Navy was in q desperate hole at
this scdge as bad pass from center
was recovered for a 19-yard loss on the
Middle 1-yard line, but Capt. "Blimp"
Bowstrom punted out of danger from
behind his own goal line. The Sailors
displayed less attacking power and did
n noI threaten TO score, penetrating
Navys smashing triumph over Penn
sylvania last week did more than all the
publicity in the world to start a spurt
In ticket sales. The Midshipmen re-
Vealed a smoothly working, powerful
attack and rugged defense against
Penn and their stock took a sharp rise.
Another factor in the swing toward
Lne Navy was the conviction held In
some quarters that the Army could not
hope to regain the form the Cadets
showed against Notre Dame when they
bowed by a one-point margin. Army
also has been weakened by injuries. but
still loomed formidable machine for
sny opposition.
Army and Navy met 30 times on the
grid1ron before the famous break In re-
lstions after the 1927 game. Army won
10 OF tnese games, Navy IL, and three
were tied. The 1927 game was won hy
the Army, 14-9, chiefly through the ex-
piolts OF Lighthouse Harry Wilson,
First Period.
Capt. Bowstrom of the Navy won the
toss and chose to kick-off. Kilday took
the Kickoff and returned it 15-yards to
Army's 30-yard line. Kilday plunged 2
yards on tackle, but Frentzel was stop
pea after gaining yard on a reverse.
Stecker punted to Kirn, who was forced
out of bounds on Navy's 27-yard line
Oh1cials detected holding on Nayy's
part, however, and the bali was brought
oack, giving Army a first down on its
own 45-yard line as q result Of the Is
yard penalty.
Stecker ripped of yards on a SPIN
ner and then plunged through guard
Tor four more. Kilday made it frst
down on Navy's 43-yard line and the
Middies took time out.
Kilday whirled three yards on a spin
ner and then broke OF his left tackle
for another three yard gain. The
Cadets were hitting sharply and Stecker
tore on tackle to Navy's 31-yard line
Tor another three-yard gain. The
tried the air, but Stecker's first long
heave down the middle was incomplete
Stecker found hole of right tackle
and reached the 25-yard line Stecker
mt the same hole again and it was
Cannon was at left halfback for the
Navy having been chosen to start in
stead OF Hurley. Navy braced and
Stecker In two plunges along the side
lines gained barely four yards.
short pass, Stecker to Frentzel, was
completed. but netted only a yard.
Stecker then threw long pass into the
eno zone, but 1t was too high and
bounced. on the clutching fingers Of
Carlmark. Navy put the ball In play
on its 20-yard line after the touchback
and on the first play bad pass from
center rolled back to within a yard of
the Middle goal line, where Byn1 re.
covered for the Navy in a desperate
melee. Bowstrom's punt from behind
his own goal was caught by Bowman,
Army quarterback, who was run out Of
bounds on Navy's 34-yard line.
The Navy forwards stopped Bowman
for short gains on the end sweeps, but
the Army quarterback then took short
pass from Stecker and raced to Navy,s
14-yard line for 16-yard run. Stecker
went over the sideline, but was tackled
In his tracks by Hagberg, Navy back,
as the latter broke through the inter-
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