Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Navy
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back to the /, but Army took over
inches from its goal when Hume was
stopped at right tackle.
Mazur's poor punt Travelled out
only to Army's 81 and again Navy
was threatening. Again the Middies
tossed the Statue of Liberty play at
Army and this time it clicked for a
first down on Army's 10.
Sullivan picked up yards on two
cracks at the Cadet line. then from
double reverse, Sullivan to Martin
to Hamberg. Navy reached Army's
l again. But at that point Hamberg
fumbled and Mazur recovered for
Army.
Mazurs punting couldn't stop the
Mlddles, though, for again they came
back, this time to the Army 6. An
l8-yard pass from Hamberg to
Martin moved Navy to the g. but
Army again. braced and took over
on its g.
Navy Finally Goes Over.
Army was penaliZed to within a
few blades of grass of it's goal and
Ed Kenna punted out from the end
zone to Studer. who weaved his Way
"a yards to Army's T. Studer then
raced around left end to the 1, but
that was his farewell move. He
was aided from the field and Sui
llvan took over ball-carrying duties.
He hit center to pick up all but a
few. inches of the remaining dis
lance to the goal, then slammed off
left guard to score. Oreal Crepeau
added the extra point from place
ment.
Navy wasted little time sealing
Army's fate in the third period.
After the opening kickoff, Carl An
derson fumbled and Barksdale re-
covered for Navy on Army's % Army
braced that time and Crepeau elect
ed field goal from the 36, but the
effort was woefully short, barely
reaching the end zone.
A few plays later, though, Hume
intercepted Mazur's pass and re-
turned IA yards to Armys 81. Ham
berg promptly whipped a pass to
Martin on the l and the latter
stepped over the goal line I'M
touched. Again Crepeau added the
point from placement.
Later in the period Navy moved
to Army's 20, mainly because
Mazur punt slithered of his foot
and trickled out of bounds only a
yard beyond the line of scrimmage,
but the games only l5-yard penalty
stymied that bid
Cadets Make Late Thrust.
Hamberg provided the chilled GUS
toners one of their biggest thrills
early in the fourth period when he
! took Kenna's punt on Nays 10
and shook off five tacklers en- route
! to Army's 38 for a 43-yard sprint
After Hamberg and Martin moved
to the Cadets 30, Hume cut
through left guard, then headed
for the sidelines and raced to
Armys g. Three plays Melted only a
yard, and again Crepau attempted
field goal. this time from sharp
angle on the Is, and the kick was
wide
/ Army made It's first real threat
late in the fourth period, when
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and fired long pass to Les Salzer
on Arny's 49, Army moved into
Navy territory FOR the first time
then when Navy was penalized for
offside, and shortly thereafter Ken
ma ripped through ri"ht guard, re-
versed his field ard streaked to
Nays % for a 24-yard run.
Kenna and SalZer collaborated II
an end-around maneuver to g.
vance to Nays 7. After Lombardo
picked up a yard Army was pc
nalized back to the II for delaying
the game. On fourth down, Hume
intercepted Kenna's pass on Nays
3 and ran it out to the Navy %.
With the clock ticking into the
final seconds, Army moved back to
the Navy after the Middies had
failed to gain. Kenna ran Is yards.
and Kenna-to-Woods pass clicked
for Is more, but after Kenna and
Rafalko moved to the 3, Navy braced
and took over.
Navy had it today. but 1t had 1t
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