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Show THE OGDEN STAND SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27, 1921. ? QvLhIMIIj-S- ) -- ARD-EXAMUNE- 15 R Mil Two Utahns On Conference Eleven EASTERN ELEVENS BALK AT o o o o o o o o o o o o ARRIVE EARLY Falck and Gilmer Capture Honors OPPORTUNITY TO MEET- FAST o o o o o o o o o o o o FOR BIG TILT Overholt Makes Annual Selection CALIFORNIA GRID SANTO. WILL LSE CADETS ! U ! Airplane ; Attaclc Scrapped in Favor of Dreadnaught Pounding; Conroy of World's Champion Mat Artist Eager to Meet Ogden Goes Over for Touch- Jack Sherry Here down in 0 Victory ' E question, lis Is half a turn hlmslf. L.E. and with a good line in front of'hlm Franklin. Colo. Univ.... It. 1 would roll up long and consistent Pasadena Officials Playing Game of Checkers in Order Brlgga, Oolo. College UT. gains. Oswald of Utah university, and Gliraer, Utah Univ . . v to Secure Opponent for Bears; Cornell, Yale, Penn. 1LT. Frsd Hartshorn of Colorado Aggies, Hutchinson. Denver Unlv Mllterwallncr, Colo. College-- . . , L. G. land on the necond eleven. 7-State, Centre and Other Teams Decline OpJjC Fevre, Colo. Univ. r It. G. FULLHAK Kitske of Wyoming, CTa Is Denver He Flneailvec, Univ..... gets ths fullback job. big and portunity; Harvard Officials Shout "Never Ad Santel. world's light heavyweight Falck. Utah Aggies. Q. B. fast and by long odds the leet punter U II. in the conference. Mot of Wyoming's been matched Williams, Denver Unlv Again" NEW YORK. Nov. 26. The battle- earned 11 but these gains were partly mat champion, who has . JU II. Colo. Hartshorn Aggicw. points this season were scored by (I.), to meet Jack Sherry In finish match Fitzko, 15 a offset for by Unlv holding. of toe eleven yard penalty .the his FiUkef .F.U. Wyo. Navy ships ploughed truirty registering goals 'On its own line after the at the Orpheum theatre December 6 when called upon. McGJons generally through the heavy peaa of the Polo touchback due to Mulligan's unsuc- will arrive BY AL WARDKX Corne'.l wss Invited. They turned in Ogden early next week of the Mine-- Is second choice. He is KCCOND TEAM. Grounds .today; and battered the cessful kick from placement, the Navy (1,iwn the Invitation stating that the ALIFOHNlA'8 Colo. Aggies. flashy "wonder" big and strong, a hard nun to bring was agalnt such Jaunts. Tale to dis- according to word received by Pro IlIerigKtad,Colo. a faculty Army's fortifications in the rain, cap- had its.itsfirst chance of the game even . and down tackled after Unlv a R. E. being eleven appears to b Aoggle, Santel last from Mortensen having moter Fren was 14 also nffered th big battle. The offensive. After it play plays on offenso. Any steam with tured the annual service football clas had the ball 22 U T. whale hr.rd time securing a suitable oppon- cfflclals cf the Bulldog San resides at eokT from lalr also rethe The yards Army night. can champion . backfleld in j thst UrUv th 7 R. 0 T. figure to and took the lead in the Igoal as the first period ended, only to Francisco and reports that he is in sic Kost-WePenn fused honor. the another Is ent State, the which for clajwlc on . . one the Job. has real Colo. Aggie. L. G. it player series. Since 1890 the Navy has won'i it .ton good condition for the coming title ;,in wt,. .hnrfiv t0r of the teadlnc elevens of the east when Several on Pasadena. staged at annually IL Colo. G. Mackenzie. 12 times and the Army 11. Clloge. the second quarter. Two forward contest. that invitations have been extended to the offered the battle, firmly stated conC. Hancock, L'tali Cnlr ine Navy scrapped its airplanes on of niioM.in m title could not consider such a world's The east but elevens of they thus the heavyweight light leading Colo. Cnlv..i Q. Wlllartl, that II., discovering early dreadnaughts d durln thIs attack, and the Navy which now lies on the "dome" of San- Oswald. Utah Uuiv tar the committee ln charge cfMhe test. Ul!. xi tt"ai'" conTj to stuck cuci,u,c. thereafter b Centre College, the little representa ln the will at stake tel of Botes at Paiwdena has mostly Tournament coming straight . . ( R. II.'' ) Colo. Agte. line plunges and end runs that re- f0Otball to ! en ut.able to locate an eleven that Is tion cf gridders from Donvills. Ky.f returned test. Santel recently only 11. Mine F. a an McGIone, 53 advance of suited in yards to. w rre also offered the title game. Qn tne klck0ff after Navy's San Francisco after making a successThey willing to meet the Bears. in the second Period. 42 ran he where ball Barchet back the Orient dgwn; of made invasion when the ful Last of several the gridiron they history year leading was cruise. Barchet the stellar battle iiy' e. oviauioir to mIdfleld. more play8 put won 26 matches at various styles of teams of the e.t appeared anxious to trimmed Harvard I to 0 in one cf the er m this advance and indeed through- - tne dgball line. th ArmyB Sports Editor Denver I'oM. the Callfornians, This was fea- tntersectlonat games. This eleven hi3 rly ree plays made no progress and wrestling.GREAT WRESTLER DENVER. Nov. 26. All 'Confer- ulVH in neww stories detplti the fact w.uld ho doubt have accepted the gfm, tured Sana ence! JSS nnnnviC?ni Sr"!an ended Coast writers proclaim goal that Harvard sport placement cachss had said that fracas but for the fact that previous tlcklca in lossemptt of the slippery ball on a fum- - tel the greatest wrestler In the world their eleven weuld never again make irrancemnts had been made for a 2 6. Nov. YORK. Thousands CV at his weight. He has been In the any sport scribbler from his head to N1 of a trip for a contest. Harvard game at San Dlero. forma-- i a off tackle from tandem wr despite a drilling such spectator,Polo TIT,vri ttt a a mViMsI s vinrrrrn W game for a number of years and is a his heels. He draws it on Thanksgivin 1320 and dsfr-ateimH1 j vai vi iii A'aava iug tiiamh nnrvKn n. Groands today lliyd 7 Oregon filled the veteran through and through. a thrilling contest. to In ing day after the final football flare-u- p rain, t Lafayetv. and Penn State, lnm Cornll, da to es and th the Navy Army and completion of the Job marks battle at football. of The San Francisco marvel is well thre the Alter of the the coaches leading elevens in the ths game adEnthusiastic known to the followers of the mat the end of a perfect day. Ticking the herents of the alt undefeated machine never to ths country, during agreed navy blue and army acaln risk thejr unanimously in Ogden. He met Jack Harbert-Bo- n eleven best players out of a flock of no doubt would game "laurels' campaign by THRExVTEX TO TIE moving to shouted thtir encouragement here on two occasions in 1920 approximately 100 players shouldn't be gray line that Includ- west in quest cf new victories. make a rood opponent for the Bears. Outrushed and outplayed in the line d players while pennants flut.cred in the in All first the he a for of trick much anyone. Harbeson won Ohio ConStats defeating the Western regulations are against ,aIf,f lyZ ' J'Y. ? Army threatened to tie late in the T5 In the rain and yell leaders pranced along ference title In lf20 and a nun the ln best draw to is the a and has do match such wrestling put the trip. bry "ffll"e.4. played as briiliance of Kft lines. nlde the result the the game of, occasion the Navy second battle. Santel is a big favorite right place. One school. Iowa, champions of the machine New Year's day at French. Receiving a punt at his Own' n, on a fumble The torprdo yell of ths Annapolis California a "any-alto 43is draw aware l This is and at 3 that the writer expecte.d here Ten and conceded to be one cf the large one Pasadena. Ho to Aft. Army hav Tig ln Kir in They appeared of and the siren cheer th of the best teams In the east. In fact strfcnet partisans . individual of selection crowd. conference" ot any In the entire; United Te 2 rmZ.?id run f,dne-- n and followed this with a with, each other scribes and experts in all sections of Sfatea haselevens Santel wired last night that he would roup is open to criticism some of Wvni l'ointers vied offered the b'.g game, ben Vk0 around his right end with interference Into elevens combat. 45"yard,; take no chances on being defeated by wrhlch la honest and merited, and some Poor Navy punt gave on the field booted the country expected a nip and tuck tut a decision has as yet net been provided by a double ahiffof the backs "n,U V 8 and without cause. As long frorr S0al Sherry and that he wished to get reached by the school officials. Iowa battle. partisan Nav7 to the right before the ball was before the contest is pulled as football Is played and as long a ,n "' J,T' as the period ended.v nt throuch the Big Ten season with to OHIO WALLOPKD ed " off. was to an a it is fashion lost the was by Ohio pick State tlesn cut victory winning five games Army thereby t completely swamped In two more plays he had put tne!pro"t, as the fourth, On arrival in Ogden Santel will elevens there Is bound to be a wide n VZ ll a hen the bsttle was and lonlr.r none. Flarly In the season ?uZ period began. Califor ball 10 yards away from the Navy's fumble staged. s. of, opinion among coachesw well as numerous every evening at the Eagles difference nia tallied 28 points to a long tcro for they defeated the Notre Dams . goal,1 but was thrown for a five yard! Barchet made one smush of 14 workout club. e la9t ' bwUt Dame Later th Notre were eleven Ohloans the before l.he !2 rlMi?i I'm .VX loss in attempting to repeat. they stopped. Kard. V mcludln, Mblnrl m..mbr. .nj It was a decisive has a tough match on the was qu.aer' stiffened by of the strongest comSherry Her Hamilton, a substitute back; ' rroy s defense victory for the defeated some he when next card never evening Tb Friday in eavt. binations the got warriors. beyond F.erke'.ey a forward pass and the ?"tutf8' Y Rock at meets from Jack Springs. nor Taylor did IOWA "ne. the J0-yarSTRONG This one ""on """" been Vie stsson has rrntchcrr.h"rd'.".".,,Sm,ow.'; of n a was score of past tie. averted threat, this contest Sherry will come Si1 aiVnVKSi success This of corn buskers for the Csllfornia warrlorm. Hamilton was tackled as he grabbed rmy reach a similar position in Navy After agxregaiion and m.Ilclou. .. 'k '" horn, I 1 l'mini 1. h,,,-his for to to complete training no Ogden vtould Headed territoJ doubt Smith the and give own ball SYfJ11"' -by from Andy Smith's his Andy the eye. his shaggy sides blanketed In Purple eight yards """U,6,PASSES J?.,? AIL. tilt.. on the work of the men In all of their blue. champienshlp Gold eleven mowed down all of the eleven a regular battle. In fart Smith Fx"WARD pen- goal, and although the Navy-waSHERRY STRONG games during the past season. They teams on the coast. One of rrcsntly stated while In Ogdta that ha alized for off side, it kicked out of The Navy earned first down 13 The stands went wild when a black hading Those who have seen the new comer are grouped s times with the idea, that If five. the with best feats was their victory of believed the Iowa eleven to be one of Army compared thslr danger..'MISSES was led mule, mascot of the Army, The Navy attempted four forward in action pronounce him as one of played together they would be th to 2 to 3 over th eleven the strongest In the United Elolse. PLACE KICK the center of the field, and there They simply swept Washington the best bets in the world at his equal If not better than any other And so while the affairs for the big NaW had th Armv nn th dPfpnsivo'Pses. One gained five yerds. The welsrht.' eleven every whtctj ram to Introduced the Indications point to a fast team In the conference. Navy's irat. were grounded. The Army tried are entirely up In the air the on mixea them with If tha ilela. any Trvggfof the game, twice having the:others halves tbe middles had a titwere match between these gents. Franklin of Boulder, and le Behind KDS California. a passes. Four have machine better uall within Army's than line in the five forward one gTidders continue to work thing they Ogden his future Briggs of Colorado college get the end Twofun with their Wert Point rivals. the Sherry will make for team the of second 'period only to lose it. Most grounded and . intercepted, game, hopeful of meeting big 120. champlonahlp nautical cheer leaden, crouched home and plans to meet all comers aj positions. Both are veteran svingmeit, ore of , ths con coast teams The of the play in the third and fourth: Lineup: of the other leading aggregatloaa. a In beneath blue cavorted the overcoat, winter his weight here during aVT (7 know when to go in and when to stay Position j California Is out to again turn back Army (0) months. have also strengthened. quarter periods was in midfield. of a student-ofront the He a the cheetlntf Farmer is section, Army are e.l a classy eastern tleven. They are all Storck out, and hard, consistent players WHO WILL PLAY? The Armv had one real scorine' Burns school and Is a finished wrest throughout the season. Very few backs human caricature of the Army mas.l.t l to add more glory to ths west but In one But Mulligan the the question big portunity besides Hhat which was lost' Wiedron. cot whilr the navy cheering sections minds of western football fans is to unless . . .l.g find either man easy. Franklin is a a suitable team Is recured beBreidster ler. with the interception of a forward pass Carney its taunting melody "The determine Sherry will ln all probability open sure receiver of forward paases. Briggs sang lustily c Greene fore, the big game may be team ln the fourth period. This was in the Larson will what long, oppose just Mule." a stumbling block to all who try to Army Garbisch his training quarters at the fire r.g If California the huskies. first quarter, when after the first kick1 Frawley , any. Vice President him.' Pike of Denver and Herig-sta- d r.t present InDavidson off, it carried the ball 41 yards t the King will be placed skirt of the Aggies are second choices, stead of PresidentCooJIdge, battle Tickets for the on the r.e White Harding line, where the Navy Taylor Navy's on sale during the latter part of the with the margin between them and Army side with Mrs. Coolidge during txgan pouring down on the field to rencn q.o to to resort an conroy the Army compelled will prevail. the first named pair but slight. Nog-gl- the f'.rst half. Then he took his post k the midshipmen's snake dance. 50-YARBarchet. ..l.h.b. Smythe week. Popular prices attempfto score by a eoal from Dlace- - Koehler 00 D In Navy ranks. Mrs- The cadfts alone sat quietly in their tlon Mr. and a selection last Pont Wood .r.h.b. year, Boulder, ball the failed, Milligan going jnent. ' 'i bei s ralnsoakfound themselves over. was . season dance Coolidge been this until snake has the Lawrenc f.b.. cross Cruise... bar. the pUces handicapped under, . . 0 7 cause of illness and injuries. With ed as the humblest citixeiis. To the 0 0 7 Then they swept from their places NAVY TAKES OFFENSIVE (Navy . e of he vice the while . . 0 0 0 0 0 and Joined the crowd homeward form there would right .. The advance that culminated in this' Army . president; Noggle in b no question about- bis place on the was rated on the Army side, were bound in a hurry to avoid a further Conroy. Goal after attempt was the only exhibition oft Touchdown first eleven. Secretary Weeks and Mrs.' Weeks- - In soaking. offensive power by the Army until the touchdown. King. the box to hia left were military at 00 TACKLKS The A. tackle Dr. go Referee H. Tale. of the end toward positions flash the game. Sharpe, to Hutchinson of Denver and Gilmer taches to the arms conference irom Smythe started the thrills on the first , Umpire J. A. Evans, Williams; head Both are fast, Great Britain, France, Japan and Italy. of Utah university. end linesman Tom Thorpe, Columbia; lineup of the game by a Dlcnltarles of whora.thi Navy side G. Crowell,Swarth-gaine- d run. French made one smash that field judge heavy as could strong and fearless, not as nevertheATLANTA. boast were the com manders of Go., Nov. 21. Dartnine yards and another that more. some, but towers of strength over Georgia unimouth Adand Atlantic Pacific the fleets. a triumphed backfleld less. For plays 7 to 0. towarrtora, versity's gridiron would need no better linemen to open mirals Hilary P. Jones, xnd K. W. n In a abThe Green was General Eberle. game. Pershlnr day holes. Utah has at last been recognized team in the because sent Illness. of , outplayed Georgians of Swan and of Boulder iluth Denver sports writers have given Utah are named for the second were never able were The but football, stands straight pocked the Utah Aggies credit for winning the to sustain their attack long enough for his marvelous for- the midshipmen. In their longa blue -- NAVYill title. In choices, Muth more Rocky mountain conference to reach the goal by rushing. band behind in marched overcoats, for his work than ward passing, have In past tears when Utah elevens Colo Dartmouth's acor came when on and circled before the his gridiron e taking the line, and Swan because of tied with Colorado teams the own line and with the their rainy-sidln seats their the cheering ability. rado crews have always been placed over they rebe second the made will almost nfforts section. during period of Colrado GUAltDS Mlttenwallner first in the standing, Utah elevens get With ens to sorted attack. aerial were led bowl the a state to win goat, They LeFevre Navy by week and of Boulder, coming organlie college line and the latter ran the ting second honors. NEW YORK, Nov. 26. Unable to on to minute down. the fourth go if as and sensed he the are Both along the strong, prancing guard positions. ball .back IS yards before he was ing league with team from Ogden, Calder shot the ball back to RobertAlthough the Boulder eleven won active come. to gain through the Navy line Mulligan checked. the of center ln ctory the wingmen Three drives into Army four games and tied one, closing the The mud was so heavr that the Rait Lake. Logan, Plain City. Provo son, who hurled it down the field alas the early in the game tried a field goal line gave the sailors a first the down on season with a clean, slate, they are line. Mlttenwallner looms up and snatched the his midshipmen abandoned thiir drill, but and othem represented in the league-- most 10 yards. Lynch for the Army, the ball passing under their own line. The Army de- ranked second in the standing by E best guard ln the conference acros. and raced bepigskin Netdlinger 1 marched the cover around season a team with a has all they to that work have gridiron It d tourney planned and E. Overholt, sports editor of the Denthe goal line.. The sailors put the ball fense stiffened near kicked goal. fore seats. Into their weens been wun ln has climbing or football a six spots only to playod Barchet line ver period Post. punted Army's was played under a leadline. Conroy ' in play on their one Scarcely were they settled when the prixes to be awarded to the teams enThe garaa where French was dropped as he The Aggies with four victories and of high order. LeFevre has been a cold misty rain. with sky m Armymade five yards in a line buck and caught m btanketed. players, heavily raosi consisieni piayem winning final honors. the punt. no defeats lead the list. Tet, and fur- team was mlfhty on The o- out Georgia and trotted Co season. then Navy grounded a long forward start of Bain line Boulder began have this up. bowlers wirmlng a4Ogdsn already wm defense, but weak have been the thermore. Weidern was Aggies his and knee injured were a roar. j compared to Dartnew pass. greeted by great ed for the loop which mouth on attack, for. the Gretn team replaced by Bollee at left tackle. Noyes vertised in the Denver dallies as ' un- rado draw second choice berths, and They A moment later a crash of Army's tendplans Cruise in a split off tackle made also ln to the build game bowling up disputed" champions. .replaced Conroy at gained III yards on straight football band was heard and the gray clad the state, It first down on the middies' are close second choices. Utahns will now take their hats off both the Navy.. West Point quarterback could make made 10 first downs to Georgia's and West line. The Army knocked down a short for In Pointers marched their CKNTKJt Flnesllver of A bowling league for local followers Denver, scribes but In the seven first downs. impression on the naval academy to the Denver lis imdecked yards and black mule. forward pass by Conroy. After anoth- no In this draws be honors bravely also will the formed of game was was, forced to punt, the ball opinion of all, the Aggies have the position so far as the writer's opinion Dartmouth six timea for er line plunge the middles punted to line and penalised Then tearn the navy scampered mediately with various aggregations offside and once for holding and line. Wood's for- being declared dead on the middles' credit coming. r and forth with the is In The than concerned. other Army's scrambls. opposSn the any entered , gladiators Lighter 00 pennant e line. two Incurred penal-tioffside n Georgia ward pass was knocked down and then rival the Flnesllver man in the conference, sections alley at the Bee Hive Athletic club sljrht. cheering pivot On 16 the one first made Barchet lineup and for to holding. line. s the Navy's condiis all over the place all the time, tack- opened fire. have been placed tn punted could in a drive off tackle, but the 00 football-ma- d not gain at the center yards was Koehler was It on a out that In back than of the be line, better will tion crowd, and opposing ling shapa 4and was penalized Navy holding of the Navy line. to l season its when field feet down started ends It ever and and when the the when surged .opens. play 15 The middles then yards. punted Koehler made a first down for the He Is a nnd remained tensely stanng until expected that ten teams will compel punts are being returned. line. After Wood was ever one. thr last whistle. Navy on a dash through the right to Army's if there hound" "ball for honor. The forest service and side of the Army line from a kick punted the Navy was penalized five FOOTBALL wo a the Mountain States Telephone and RESULTS to the It is weath And. solve team's the t. despite opposing quick ball the to back the Army going formation for a first down on the yards, both, fashionable crowd. was enter is. the from and atta&k first That it will game plays company Telegraph on the penalty. ' to last. Hancock of Utah, university fashionable until the rata had gotten team. Navy's 3 7 yard line. A continuationcar-ofMUD WIPED OFF. the attack, Barchet and Koehler, ta He. Is 00 Rich to work. runs second its Flnesllver. too. fur costs begsn to 4 ?4d the ball, swept the ball down to r, Army was forced to punt, the ball l ung limp, wilt. a than center, bigger, Gaudy greater millinery Malcolm for Watson, many ber line, where Richards going to Barchet who was downed on athletic director at the Weber years Army's rumps and silk stockngs fast and consistent. At raaadena. University cf SouthNorat right half for the middies' line. Steady line of mud Falck smeared. replaced Lawrence ern the ths California 7. Oregon Agricultural QUAltTlHUJACK Only draggled: been has mal named director college, the Airmy. At this point the quarter plunging gave the Navy another first of because chrysanthemums worn by fair rooters this wins 0. Utah place Aggies , college new Beo education at the physical down at midfield where Dodd replaced ended. Score: Army, 0: Navy, 0. on to of soemed the his fine his thrive. Des Moines Dee Moines 24, HasAt field, generalship Richards. On the second scrimmage Hive Athletic club on Grant avenue. speed and football sense. The fact that SECOND QUARTER But the crowd cared nothing, a few kell 7. . his new duties Utah After the teams had shifted to the Noyes fumbled, the ball going to the Watson will assume won T hoisted conference lit! and the umbrellas ! At Wajhlnrton.- - CathoJic university themstlvss t got Aggies Q immediately. He will continue to be this season is due in line. Army on her own m ea.su ro opposite end of the field the Army called down In thes by tt0e roundly Washington university t. large ajCOrC If.Ataeorg Time was taken out while the play- associated with the Weber Normal col- to Faick's hign class work line. On the sec- held on its nana rear. Others cover-login Dartmouth 7, Otorgia Atlanta. improvised lad athletic teams and will handle the ond lineup Wood punted to Barchet, ers used a towel, wiped mud off the lege e. elevhe of But the and the the team, newspapers. piloted ling greater to new ln'additlon duties his present en through the schedule without a part stood unsheltered and forgot ths who ran seven yards to Navy's 4 8 yard ball or their hands and faces. Forward ones. At Boston. - Holy Cross 41, Boston (Bpccol Dispatch.) line before he was downed. Unable to- pass failing the Army. Wood minted 0. is so close rain. of Wlllard defeat. Boulder, G. "Gus" college Nov. CHICAOO. In new for I. drive A the over 20membership the middies' goal line and AnnapIs was to gain, Navy punted to the Army's a choose crowd little second At there The cn Intent' Mas. rrovUo h'.gh that the playof of all the llecker ntchburg., will be started during the week. between them. He Is topped the ball in play Its own club as fast, and em ana ine grotesque rcothaii over shooters at Ogden gained staadlly. olis put line. yard line. The rain an 6f Maywood, lil-- , II. ntchburg big just Lincoln here was it last today, announced park night. Two line plunges and end run wera Running on the slippery carrying the ball, but in which they waged combat a football the Utah ocattergun artist displaying I. The gymnasium at the club has been as clever ain team's ,'chec,ked by the Navy and Wood punt- turf made long gains Impossible and At Chicago. feott high school (Tothroughout a tnat had to b massaged irith a towel exceptional ability ln every event- - He directing placed In perfect condition and classes season Falck seems piay Barchet punted from his ed to Barchet, on the Navy's line will nt to ledo 0. Lane Tech (Chicago) . (Tie). the of have call. call "time every out," u sconon In the be held by the immediate future. trophy perfect made a fair catch. On the to the Navy's line. Here the line, who ILYLFIIACKS of Ha At Williams went wild.The crowd Mm. ST. James high Denver, JO with IS along cf and singles breaking pair Barchet swept around third period ended before the lineup. first line-u- p cf of the 14. Colorado Duane DsTaul academy of Haverhill Hartshorn and section. when doubles without a ml. a remarkable cheering Score end third period: Navy, 7; and in the first scrimmage were pen- Aggies, carry off the halfback posts. NavyNavy Army's; right end to the soldiers' 7. over its smashed touchline Chicago featline before he was checked by Army, 0. 00 Williams is lljrht. but a demon! alized five yards for offside play. player, down. It seemsd to go eren msddsr In the Gold Watch trophy Becker r FOURTH QUARTER French. . !th Denver was his this for not the rooters could work The when and array the being out Navy 91 was gain aleo gun. high shattering When play was resumed after the forced to was penalized five yards for Army htaiis CAusn worvrtY. the responsible in large measurr'for the cadets rushed down Into the shadow uf 100 birds In a high wind. ' punt,' the ball going to Bee minute intermission It was Army's Army John McGraw play on the third line-uIs In on of Harney Just line. team's the showing. Navy'a goal. passlngihe More than .30' shooter from varloci would be Dreyfus and xlown on. Navy's 3 8 yard line. A fore the teamsNavy's was some there if making it first down for the middies first Bowlder ace. a And could below line Muth. delighted the when the little had then, broken up Navy again States participated way to tlft the can on basket bait. on the soldiers' llne Conroy drive into Navy's left wing resulted in game enaeo. r inai score: wavy, 7; Hartshorn, named on The Post team the march by intercepting a forward parts of th United broke through at center of the army a fumble, the, ball going to the middles Army," 0. MaranvlUe of the llrates and FYankie last year. Is designated again without pass, th whistle blew an I the crowd in the tourney. 00 line for an eight yard gain White here on their own line. Following IVIsch of th Giants, the two outboth replaced Meyers at right end for the a punt nullified by. a penalty and two standing stars of their clubs, aregams-EacJAWN M'GRAW UlLTUKlTiR. A line plunge by Koehler made ineffectual line plunges, Barchet broke basketball hooked lbs In Aprny. up York New McGraw the of Manager 00ST first dpwn on Army's line. loose around the Army's righfend and manages and plays on one of Glans certajnly has the courage of the crack ana made on it down first made Barcnet the soldiers' eastern professional teams. King reverse eight yards of Since close ' . the ths his convictions. line plunges. Koehler in two. mark. turn a The money some series critics have panned him deaf car to isallso big that thejr Here the Army .held and .'Barchet added a scant two yards and the. Navy-wathat suggestions they for his Judgment in twice starting are , ... , 'line. The chances of shortening given a first down inches from the punted to Army's big taking Instead who of Fred llames, Toney. Army's goal line. On the second plunge Navy line was adamant and Wood was was the hero of the series. This from their baseball career because cf la 'Conroy went over for a touchdown. forced toonpunt. -- The ball rolled out of I Juries. McGraw should silence them: " the goal. Score: Navy, bounds the Navy's 00 line. jKlng kicked because he perhad Toney pitched After two Ineffectual line plunges 7; Army, 0. formed consistently throughout tht CONROY MAKES DASH. IS VTAK OT HUNTS. Barchet was replaced by McKee ;at n. and made possible the winnlnc - Wood kicked off for the fM Bar- right half for the Navy. McKee nunt- of the Athletics could Film If Army, of th- pennant-- Iiarnes was a bust Geld buntsHarris be one of the would ed on the next lineup to Army's he chet catching on the Navy's the greater part of the year. His work greatest Howin the line. After French had made line and running the ball back to pitchers was a bSgrer surprise to me than any ever. It is o far from to head midfield. Three line- plunges made it nine yards on one dash the Navy held one else. Ot course I was delighted. his feet that he Kt M and Wood punted, the ball going to up tangled first down on the soldiers Kven after the first game. lacked of White the Army on the latter's he bends over ard usually gets line.; Conroy broke outside line. the ourare to start him. Perhaps he when beheJs pU.)1ng f ll CADETS TRY RALLY. the that and raced to army's 21 yard lineHer-ricImpression over his vent head. However. I in k fore5 he was forced out of bounds. kicks the , pill Here Hamilton replaced Cruise at he the way not discussing that feature because he around. replaced Garbisch at right : guard fullback for the Navy. The Navy .was 4 delivered in a pinch." v.: forced to 00 for the Army. catching on his puntFrench 00 line 4 u yard line Held on the Army's and running back to MAY HAII nUIDlEX back for a field goal, On the first lineup French broke . King droppedwas Brown University is seriously con )L.vmDRnoioii& fumbled at the start through the right side o the Navy -- J '. but the pass ' rumors In are 80 tb trade the acceptance of the c r. many sidering . and went to the Army on the tatter's line and twice reversing his direction, If year be nlr it that wouldn't rule, frehrsan surprising fractlcaUy as 3 ran 2 to the sailors' a first down. Here the line line. some sensational swaps were pulled Three smashing line yard second period ended, the soldiers fail- drives gave the at the two major league met!r.ra. It tn the country obres the rule. F r i lag: in the one line plunge just as the Army a first down on Navy's eight-yar- d Is admitted that New York and Cleve- year the enrollment at lirown 451 , whistle blew. Score: Navy, 7; Army, line. After a plunge which failed ere both out to etrenithen In not exceed SCO. vhlch trvads th land ' to 0. ' a ,' "''11 gain, French tossed forward pass the American league. Hven MrGraw rreshmen rul Impractical. U Brown THIRD QUARTER. which was intercepted by a Navy will not be avers to a trade, although hoped to make a good showing. This Robertson of men the eleven left Dartmouth his in like wake a machine SyracuseCaptain threshing At the beginning of the third period backfleld man. The middies put the Ms club was strong enough to wla yN3.r the ecrcllratnt . boa rs&chel I 1 1 line leaves bundles of wheat. But that was to no avail Syracuse won, 14 to 7. Army kicked off to Barchet on the ball in play on their own 4 the world championship t4 ALL-CO.VnUlEXC- E. : . 1 20-ya- rd ! Mc-Glo- j,)' . st Hiu-tMlior- ii 'touch-touchdo- NAVY'S GOAT MEETS ARMY'S BLACK MULE . wn .; tV; 4 Vli0.!;?: 20-ya- rd a. a- I v V Narn tav?"1 i d ondae6 iSi tl 45-ya- rd var.H r, ne rut--facul- e.! !J ted pass-!ba11- 41 - ; "all-star- lf,,. ' ty ,1. , Pf'InnpVv " hl?Jdii'JjV,f sub-intercep- ma-chln- 1 ted d, . -- s . . 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