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Show TOUCHDOWN MAKERS IN NAVAL SQUAD, New 'S ork N v. Nov 20. Students I of football detail have distilled from j the array of scores thun far this sea SOU that the naval cadets have more touchdown makers than aoy other team In a group of seven large east cm colleges. In addition to the naw the comparison takes In the Harvard Vale Princeton, Pennsylvania. Dart mouth nnd Army teams. POurteen different midshipman are shown to have scored by the touchdown touch-down process McReavy being tbfl lead-r iih 1" to hie Individual cred it. Harvard has had 10 different men cross the line with the ball in their bands Princeton 13 Yale 11, Pennsyi ranis Dartmouth 12, and the Army i 11. The principal koiI kickers from) touchdowns are Storer, Harvard with i 13; W. Baker. Princeton IS; Ketch-am, Ketch-am, Yale. 9; Marshall. Pennsylvania 17; iioKseit, Dartmouth 14. AfcEwan, Wiir 11 Brown Navy, and Leonard. Leon-ard. Navy. 6 each Thse converters Include s taokle, two puards. s center, cen-ter, and end, and throe- backs The converting detail had been distributed liberally at both the Army and Navy seven men having attended to it Ht W est Point nnd B like number at An napolls. Briokley leads Harvard in touchdowns, with 7 Strelt leads Princeton with 11, Wilson leads Yal with 4, Hogsetl and T.ewellyn lead Dartmouth with 5 each, Hobbs, tbe Army with 8. and McReavy, the Naw, with 10 Inasmuch as Hogsett and Louden the ends, have accounted for nin3 touchdowns between them, it looks as If Dartmouth has made better use of the forward pass to get over the line than any of the rest. The players who have made touchdowns, kicked l goals from them and also kicked goals from the field are H. Baker. Marshall (j Hogsett. Benedict and Leonard. Brlck-ley Brlck-ley with six, has made the most drop kicks and Brown with four, has kicked kick-ed most goals from placement |