Evening star., 1942-11-28
Navy Tops Army
In Surprise
14-0 Victory
Middies Keep Cadets
Against Own Goal
Most of Come
BY BURTON HAWKINS,


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. o.
Navy blasted out a surprise ID
too victory over Army here to-
day in gridiron battle in which
the Middies kept the heavily
favored Cadets battling with
their backs to their own goal
most of the game.
Fewer than $1,000 were in the
stands for the spectacle, which be-
cause of wartime restrictions lacked
much of the luster of the service
academies annual clash.
The Navy scores resulted from
Sullivan's plunge and a Hamberg-
Martin pass, with Crepeau booting
both conversion points.
First Quarter.
Roberts kicked off for Army to
Cameron, who returned to Navy's
%. Hume picked up a yard at right
guard and then hit the same spot
for 2 yards before punting out of
bounds on Army's 36. Troxell sliced
through right tackle for 4 yards but
Hill lost yard at left guard. Mazur
made 2 yards on reverse then
punted to Hume, who returned to
Navy's 25.
Cameron skirted left end for
yards, then hit right tackle for 13,
moving to Navy's 46 Hume got 6
yards and Cameron. 16 yards, ad-
vancing to Army's "a.
Two Cameron passes failed, and
on his third attempt, Mazur inter-
cepted and handed the ball to Mys-
linski, who returned II yards to
Army's q. ss
Mazur made yards, then more
and Troxell crashed over center for
a first down on Army's 81. Mazur
overshot pass to Keleher. Hill
made only a yard before Troxell
moved to Army's 43 over center.
Mazur punted out of bounds on
Navy's 28
Studer made yards and Hume
made it a first down on Navy's 40.
Studer whisked around left-end for
7 yards but Studer- o-Hume lat
eral cost Navy 2 yards. Studer went
outside left tackle and romped into
the clear, but the final Army man.
Mazur, broke through three-man
Navy interference to drop him at
Army's 27. Studer, attempting to
pass, was thrown for a 6-yard loss.
Hamberg's pass was intercepted by
Lombardo on Armys 10.
Mazur quick kicked to Hamberg,
who was dropped in his tracks by
Hennessey on Navy's A. On the
ancient Statue of Liberty play Mar
tin handed the ball to Hamberg,
who ran 43 yards to Army's 13. Ham,
berg advanced to Armys 7. Hamberg
crashed over for a first down on
Armys 8. Channel was smeared for
a 2-yard loss at the end of the first
period. Score: Navy, o; Army, 0.
Second Quarter.
Hamberg regained those 2 yards
and Martin, on lateral to Hume.
moved to the Army l. Army took
over inches from it's own goal when
Hume was stopped at right tackle.
Mazur punted out of bounds on
Army's 81.
Hamberg whipped pass to Chan
nell for 7 yards and pass to Sui
livan for / yard before being stopped
at right tackle.
Hamberg to Martin, on another
Statue of Liberty plav made it a
first down on Army's l8.
Sullivan rammed center for two
yards, then moved to Army's 49, A
Hamberg pass intended for Chan
nell was incomplete On a double
reverse, Sullivan to Martin to Ham,
berg, Navy moved to Army's but
Hamberg fumbled at that point and
Mazur recovered for Army.
Mazur punted out to Hamberg,
who returned IA yards to Navy's
q. Hamberg then passed to Martin
for l8 yards, moving to Arnny's 9.
A Sullivan Martin lateral lost
two yards. Hamberg's low pass was
dropped by Martin on Army's goal
line and Army took over on it's six
when Studer was stopped at left
tackle.
Army tried three running plays
without gaining and Kenna punted
from his end zone to Studer, who
returned "a yards to Army's 4.
Studer streaked around left end to
Army's l, but was hurt on the play
and was replaced by Cameron. Sui
lvan moved within inches of Army's
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