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Army Eleven Has Good Chance to Beat the Navy in
Keen Battle of Football Brains and Brawn To-day
Both Tcams Come L> lo
Big Game with a Good
Record for Season.
WEST POINT PRIMED
FOR GRUELLING GAME
Midshipmcn Look Strongcr in the
Hnckfield. bt.t May Rc Ot
played i;i the l.inc.
Py Herbert.
indathlssl
?? Bama mldahlpmen I
? S ? A ?*m) an'
? from f" I
detnv al Weal
will claBl n tl )earl
r wai '
?
. | ol
moal
, . ? ?
Prealdi nl Wllaon, Commander In Chief
Navy, a lend added
tvhtle
. tne
?
Sea -, ,.
of the bualnei
1 >vorld. 44
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\ ' ,ir
<
?
e Na
? ,,f the laal -? i i
, t ?
htlns t" pre
.... that ti" ' '
I . ia ever be -n g
?
The Nav) will |
? , . ar II
Navy H.is Been Ceiebratmg.
Kor I
'
II -in their
' '
I more thi (hipmen
' '
Iball critk-a <
Ut 1
iti n and \
with only one l L'ni
i
? . t . Blightly mar wh.it
Other*
? ng
; drive lo the
aty and a wide
?;.- and
.. with pionty of
Ightina plril to baek it up
the men na who know
?
aon foi
eins thi favorltei 44 it b
have B
-
i partly on a cloaa 1
? j, 44 hom ' 'hai ley 11,1!'. ; .?
oM Harvard and Weat Point Qua
avet ranked arlth the beal
bi n coaehlns to the end th.it a Bniahed
eleven may taka thi fitld f"i t- ?
tius afterni
No Good Line for Comparison.
\'i. good 1 8d f'T ci,rn: - n
Ne team ln commori h.-.s been played thi*
if anythlng, it strik<> bv
1 - f;,,-.,.! allghtl) tbe atroager op
.
44 ith ot;'. ?.,!. and thla .'.' the
al roag Notre 1 Mime .eleven
ftom the Mlddle West True. the < miI. t^
only beal Tufta by a aafetj touchdown,
and a ? to chalk up a 1 Ictoi.
Colgate bj a i"i g run m ihe last mlnute
of tbe same after belng outplayed, i>ut on
a/hole ih< team baa i.e.n arorked ?low>
1 and carefi llv up t,, the Navy Btl
nnd the temii ahould take the Beld ti,is
afternooi nute
tVltli so htiie on whlch to hang ;| prs
on, a predlction aeema uriitilled *("-.
bat oftentlmea ? "hunch." um the auper
atltiOUS sa\. ls WOrtB more than all tiie
???ii,|. ' ba tbe world, snd l hav. a "hun b"
that the osdetB aill preserve theli trsdl
tion nn'i ri< tbi celebratlni ln tbe tatber
lag gioom Ihla aftei rn
West Point Strong in Ends.
T,m Hammond, who haa been roachirig
i',,.nt ? Ing men tius j ear, la au
thority foi tbe - lhal Markoe snd
Merrillal make aa atrong a pali of anda
as an playlns ":> 1t"' gridlron lo-day.
Maikoa'a atroageal polal la his amaahlng
rrTer.s 1 '?? t t- Lb bo wall with
th*- a ? if attack Ibal a pla)
. ? ? moal aura for ? tmn
Captaln Beenle Hoge
;,: end lael year, and really broughl aboul
? tbe latter lo tbe baratasld thla
lb iv .1 beady, aggiaaslvs piayer,
thi i,'!'!< st tai kler os bla team, an almoat
odler of the tarward paaa aad
4.11 tban .Markoe. his mata
Oppoaed t Hi.se brililanl |!a>er.- arlll
1.. captaln Ollchrtal and Ingram or
: t UM Navy, all three of 1
,'.,! the Brat namad, at
.I the beal typt wbo ia
aura lo keep Markoe oo his loaa every
mmtite of the time. Mill. the comparison
tO fBVOT the Aimv pair.
Krom tsckk t" ta< kie th<-rc ?ines n"i
I-i. bi BV ii to ebossa hut with
the eveplioti Of BrOWa at rifcht BUaVrd
for ihe Navy, ,t auikts bm that ibe Army
,.,da will be bboti ?"' .-pi' Boaa
Wynae and Weyaad, Ibe Wasl Point
tacklea me expertenced aaea, who arlll be
oppoaed t,, V'augban and Ralatoa, reapi
tively. Wyhne played as a lunning inat?
to the crcat Devora Laal year, He le of
Meai buiid. handlee hlmaelf vaeii aml foi?
lows tl.< ball llki 8 bOUnd \'aui.'han, a
busky Miow fn ? T'eaaa is eejually ag
a:rtssivc a.-i'l a. hsid man to bOS, but I
wiii b. Burprlsed if Wynne dora not g.-t
the ;hadi. Tnen. too, the Navy has Ked
man, Bteaatj and rellable. who is sure t"
pla) a part "f the game at rlght tackle
ii. worka in perfect aasrasoay with c,\\
Chtiat, and rtinks wlth Ihe bast
tVeyand, the other Army tackle, i* cred
ind arlth having nore reai football aeaae
triari BB) Other man in Ihe hne He was
a? guard last year, bal he la parfectly at
home lB his new pOSltrOb, Where BM M
BOted fOf his alillitv to diamiose playa and
to briak them up in thi maklng. In fact.
I.IF.rTFV ANT P I. HOWARD, HE -U
COACH OF THE N -VI ELEVEX.
I. i.-i.ks of all-Amerlca rallbn
oi the Navy, also la a faat, headj
wbo ta.dangerous In breaklna throug oi
hloeklni .>ff hla man The mei I
are men shouid he v\.-n worth
watchlng, bul J expet'1 to aee Weyand
"Babe" Brown a Navy Star.
on and Jonee, ihe .rm) guards,
|. ,-. | ' st Ihe Navy a co
.-.- ..f ihe dependable, st- Bd
A Ithoul belni partli ularl) brllllanl
haa hard!) had all Ihe work hi
._ ;,, ..um of an early InJ
ma) have hla handa full lo >l -
?a ith H..W.. one of I
im, arho Up ? ;" -'"*
i- ,,u n. anothi | ounder,
n ? .it Annapolla for threi
... ,n a thorn In Ihi
Army fleah. He can do moal erei
.i.ii a guard could bi exrn i ted lo do in Ih,
pproved aay, and to thla mual b*
triklni ablllty to ki, k goala from
. ? t il. la al-Boal auri lo ?
- direcl opi anent,
? . be . onapt, uoua fi im
e to
M< Ewan, tbe Army i entre, la ri
beal man in the poaltlon al Weal Polnl
"Bull" Tlpton'a tlmi. In 1995. Th4
: | f. Ilow, who welghi da is a
plebe. and conaequentl
s welghi he la
i . of the faati bI men on thi teara aad
down the Beld undi
wlth hi'- enda. n- paaaea thi ball vv. u
and has pn red conalatenl ln kl, km_. goala
i'..rn placemeat
Perry, the Nai y < entre, li i"t lai kmc In
lalitlea whlch ??. to make up the
i ropei man foi tbe Job, bul again II i,.oks
. . v. pat Pi nl had a i llghl all.
Navy Backs Heavy and Fast.
li io, er as if ih, N | I
ii . powei and drlvi and
a lin,
amaahlng game tban thoai of thi Army
Bra! . ? -.. itwi
? the man, a
far aa , an be J
>.f ar.\ apeed. This m Itself mUBl I
The midahipn ? ;? I a ? i twe
a ho arlll atart Ihe |
i; .1. Mltchell Thi ?i mei |
m tlon 'vv.. j eara .?.-... i> .t
eai n ii>- ia faat,
b |.i ki. ki r. Mlt< i.. ii ahlaea
, ? i" id, an.i both :'t" likel; t-.
play part of '.!.- ? ?
ln Prlt, hard Wi al Polnl hai abo i I he
n I t"i l..o k sln, ?? < '!. ? i I. ? I ,;.!' 'a
tirn. ile seemi lo hi na Judi
. m.nt in the Belectloa ?.f playi
Imeo w e!.. I aad 4 olle* t'-.l ;.I all
Umefl and almoal a s. ond Uahan In a
Rei i He it vvas th.it broughl de
? i loigate by running Ihe I, i .
Ihe Beld In the laat minute of play.
McReavej an.i Kalllng ;<r. tha ones tno r
Ukel] i" atart foi the Navy as halfbacfca.
although i."..r;nni. to aay nothlni <>f two
oi ii.-.. others, including Blodgett, a New
Vork acboolboy laal irsinn. aaaj nd a
? to BbOW their vm.i lb. _|| !;. . ?
n end riiaaer, k a power iti ih
aecondar) Hne of defence and caa puai
wlth eithei fool a gifl whlch mual nol
be ronaidered llghtly. There is nol much
. -, bi tween i "ailtng an i Leonard,
aa hah ar, i owerful III ?
Army balfbacka w;ii be Captaln
? ?....ii iin<- plunger and ? demon or.
? . .-. ? ..n.1., ? bn,- of di f ii. ?, and i lodg -
aon who i.^ by all <?!<is the faateal rr..,n
m Un backlleld a hard man t., tackle, an
?litfiii dodger and an excellenl punter.
a ho h. aure lo pla y pai t ?.f tb ?
game, is not far behlnd In all t
t. n.ak.- up B good halfha.k. while h>
r>unts with his left foot and getfl off ;.
ball Whlch is haril to h.'in.ll.- II. is espe
cially good alao In breaklna up forward
laj s,
Fullbacks Up to the Mark.
\t fullback the Navy will h,<\. Harri
s..n. wh.. played ao well last aee aon. and
who from all reporta haa improved ihs
chlef valui 111 bape, t.. the Beld l|ea ln his
.ita.il> defctaalve work, although he eaa
t.?> (uiirit".i an also to (.-ui v tbe ball,
Th>- Army haa Ben.-<ii,t for thli i>..si
tlon, the hardeel Hne plungei on the team.
Botnebody h.-.s ealled bba thi- human bul?
let. becauae of tha aay ba Mta tha line,
nnd in addttloa t<> thla Qjualtflcatloa he
bea beea making a nama f..i hlmeelf this
reai I hla good work in kicklng goala
fr..n> placement. ln this r> apecl Weal
Polnl Btetna 10 he better foitifie-l thitn B
year *?:". aad cvoaMaeojuently more llkely t..
bol.l its own if it ...m.s down t<> a goal
kiiking duel wlth "Ralx" BrOWfl
The Navy team is aaui of the beavteet
t.. al evei took the g-idlroa, aa tbe mon
average I94*paaada The caadeta, h,.w
aver, ara a pretty haaaky lat, to... as they
average 171 pounda On " allppery nei.i
tha greater w,-:_:ht of tha fnidshipnu-n may
t. II. but lt if not much r>n ^hj,. h te bank
Tbe Army coacbea aad th<- .\rm> play*
an ar- full of hope arid a eertain amount
of (ontldenie; tnat I kfiow. Th.- Navy
ceackMM betlera that their men nre ready
for the gruelllrig BtT-ggle, but. whil- . ri
Rdeal ?v to the out.oni". are not , ountlnK
tha htorv won. ln fact, they are tetltag
the BB-dablpman that tbey have the hard
,st battle of their llves tn flaht.
It will b>- ., greal strugKle. too. unless
aii algna co amiss. aad the foothnii car
tain wilf ba runi* down In a way to aat<
isfv tha most fanatlc of football's hug.r
family.
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Captain Gilchrist, of I (kneelii rn ne< ; Charle) Daly. head coach of the Vrmy team,
ami l aptain i l< igc, of ihe Armj I .tandii .
Army and Navy Await Call to Arms
for Battle at Polo Grounds To-day
Weather Man Predicts Leadcn
Skies. with Showers and
Wet. Soggy F ield.
CROWD OREETS CADETS
West Point leam Arrives in City
and Has Sliort Practice
on (iridiron.
Wlth ihe Ai ind *."?< i y bl
Ihia , n ? ? the biar footb ill
.ii i... polo ' Iroundi thla -ift.-i booi
i. indreda <,f ,.iii ei a Ifl both braix ? '
i ;,,> s, t -. i,.. hi re n"t t" mentlon th" i
aanda of othera who have answered the
.?ii .,<i partfl "f the country, the
Bnle cauaa foi ?,,i i . laal evening waa the
areatber, it waa threatenlng, decidedly
threatenlng The Weather Bureau pre
dlcted that tha aame arould ba played on
.1 ??..11 fleld undei leaden skies, arlth an
eaatern alnd blowlna acroaa th,. gridiron
'ii... propheta of iii would nol staie ,i, ?;:
nltely lhal it would raln heavlly, i>ut In
tlmated thal ? wi re to be as
pected
Raln, above all thlnga la to be avoided
The onl) cull 44ith arbleh a dripping ^k*
would be at aii populai i? the ralncoal
an.l umbi lla manufacturera, and ihey
i. aily iion't counl f"i m icb In ,. caai of
thl- kiml
Given anythlna like fair weather, a
crowd "f ii.'"'' w,:i witneaa the >.tr11a--ui?
The flpacioufl Bruab Btsdlum hsa been ?'
larged t,, accomnaodati lha greateal crowd
thal ever gathered i" arltneM ari athletic
avenl ,,f this klnd ln thla cltj
Crowd Greets the Cadets.
The Weal Point aajuad, tlfty-foui atrong,
accompanled bj a boat of tralners, i ubbi i -
and th.- eoacblng corpa, arrived al tha
Orand Central Btation yeaterda) mornlng
Bhortly after ll o'clOl k They w-i. bTCi I
eii by a erowd of tl raa hundred enthust
asts, 4i ho cheersd them t" tbe ecbo snd
arlshad tha ladlvldual membera "f the
team tbe tiest of luck. The playeri
marebed to then- quartera al the Hotel
astor. They were fotlowed bj a heerina I
OrOWd, which grea at every step Tha
entbusiaata pradlcted vlctory for the team
Lteutenanl C. i? Daly, coach of the
(?am. BSld lhal Ihe men wire in priine
? on iition. arlth ti,. asceptton of Ifascham,
who wa- injured ln the gpringfleld gsma
aii'i Hodgaon, whose leg has bothered blm
aome reeently.
The dty la tn the arip of fl ariv-at wava
of football B| int The botela were erowd
??'I laal nlght with riattora from out of
town. many of whom have 00898 fiorn
far off Texas. from Ihe prairie landfl "f
Wyonilng, ihe ti^hinj; bauaas "f Matne
nui th? , oiton plantatii is of Loulalana
aii had th<ir optnJoru and apecuaatton raa
rife.
Playera Entertain Frienda.
The headriuarters of ihe teams were bc
Biaged last iiiuht by anthiuaaata fraan Bll
"\er Ihe couiUry. all eager to se.- the BaOB
who will uphold the honor of the two
great I'laruh'S af the service The pla\
era kepl ta themaejvea ,iUt many lndi
rtduaJa entatlalned old friends, until the
order was issuei; to the mlddli.. to "pipe
down'' tiifl "taps ' was MoWfl over thi
Army encampmrnt.
At the Hotel Aator the Weat I'oint
hk i.i *. dlaplayi ?! and n<o braaa Beld
guna mounted In ih<- |..bby, aai.nded
i.v f.-i na and palma and th.- rolor?.
.in ai t. .1 i... ei. attention a apeclal
dlnner wlll be aerved -<' the Hoti i .1 tor
.a honor or the Army team, vvm ui loae,
and 11.oi.- than ..ii-- thousand ara e?
I .-. t-.l to att, nd The shlel.l .,l in- N.,'.
dli played al lha v andei bill Hota1.,
wlth th. I'nion Jnck. ii. .merlcan Bag
and ti-. poIoi "t '?-.- Naval Academi
draped around il
1 :\. 1 train thal arrlved In Hi
kl dla, hargad its full quota <>,?
? it.., - Th.- ? <. in th,- hotel .01 rldora
remlnded on,- ,.f th.- deactiptloni ..1 tha
nlghi before WTaterloe ln fact, aame 0111
rernarked lhal 't waa th,- nlghi b,-r..r
Wat.ii-.... bul f"i whlch team he eent
1.1. .1 1.plnton
Advise Early Arrival.
The i.ffh'ials ol the New Vork H.ts, h.,11
Club ? rge that th.- sp. 1 tatera da nol di laj
th.-ir arrlval al the grounds untu tha laat
mtnute. Th,- gatea wiii ba thrown epaa
,-it n o'clock this moaralng ami the gnma
vTn stait promptly al I o'cleek tins after
bjoob No ,.ri<- whe deea n..t bold a u< k.-t
wlll be allowed to pnaa aortk ..f Elghth
avenue and IIMfc Btroel through the police
llhe
ln order to avold aeakfiaaaoa and make
f..r the greater < nmfort of the erowd .1 .Im
II i-'ui-f... secretary nf th,- New v..rk
rjlanta, bea kmued thr following Inetruc
tlons to ai.l tlckel hold, i s in lOcatlBg tha
antiancaa aaoel eanvenleal t.. thelr seats
and boaaa
Qate No 1. B-ghtb avenue Bpectatera
holdlng tK.et* i?r kVctlena 1 to _4, ln
<-luslve. and for all s<, tions upstalrs may
entei at thi.- i;ate
Sp. . tators holdiliK tlrkets for upper
boxes 1 to 18ft, irelnsive. and for lower
boaaa 1 to i?i. Inluatve, aill ntat ..t
thla aate
Kl-vat-d station <ntian.< __MB-_atOra
holdlng ti.kets for Seetions I to _|, m
clustve, arid for all ae.-tions upstalrs may
enter at this $,ate.
New York |n (irip of Footb_.ll
Fever on Eve of Mighty
Conflict.
HOTEL CORRIDORS THRONOED
Middfei in Best of Condition
After Workout- All Con
lidcnt of Vietory.
"Is for iipp.-r
I hli -'..r lower i."x-.- i te
191 a. ?? i , . i.i.- .,i ihi- gati.
>i aedaa) enti ance 9pe< tatora I i Iding .
tlcki i ' B tioi I to 21, inclualve, an.i
for . ll r at
. t<
upper
bbi ? -i\?-. and for lowi
'? maj ? i.t-1 a thla
i il
'? ' Flshth avi i : Sp, ctators
. and M
~. ? lai I.. ?, keta foi bexoa
:'."?; t.. ir?. ni. luaii.-. wlll enter at ti
?Vi '. P-lghth av.e S|.. ? i H,,: .
1 ? ' for I ... and > wlll
entei ?: tnl
Bp*' i.i".'- h..i Un tl .. ta for boaaa
_?_ t.. 06 wll . nt, . at thla gate Thla
antrance -i .. , [oi the mldabiprnen and
Ihe e.l.l I-.
: '.ih ..wi ua Bp,, , ,,,,, -
':. ... ls foi s. i tloi - ... _.,. n, tt,
\i I . rr. r ,it li. .
Bpectatora holdlng Hckela ror boxea 19SA,
? ln< luslve, wlll entei at ti-:- gate.
Pi-sa gate Th. preaa gate wll
cated ...- uaual, al ?lat.- No. i
Elevens Hold Practice.
Both ? levena woi ked oul ..i. lha Polo
,i!" mda foi . ? ? rd i after.n,
an.i behlnd loeked gatea Tl.
n.eri wera whlrled from the Venderblll
h '"I lo the Polo , (rounda in yellon t,,\i
"Hurry Up" Yost
Likes Army Team
"Hurry C|>" Fleldlng H. Vost. fsmou*
rnnrh of the Mlchlarmi leam. who nlded
l.ieutenunt 4 h.irles DBaWJ wllli the Army
ti.ini hi?l laeek. N conlldetil lhal the
eaateta niii win. ii.- asldi
'Ihe iiorm aalll lurii. The \:my has
heen aaliipped ha the mitUliipm-n for
three ?ear- BJ goal* from llie llelii. hut
in thla gaaaa it wiii r**salra Iwa leurb
douris er ni'ir,' tn bVbWB il- The men
iire all in co'iil coriilitinn unil ure re-*dy
for Ihe K.imc nf their llaes."
(.lenn Warner, iniirh nf Ihe I iirllsle
Iniliims. ls of lha oplnion lh:il Ibe Kiune
arlll lae raaae Bad thut a gaaal rrom the
Held la aaara Ibaa iikei> i,. M-ttie the
lasnae. '<? aaldi
"I I'Kik fnr n hard fouaht. rvilinx
gaaaa frmn atarl i" Baaah, Tba Kavj
Im. ahaaB greal ""rin? power i" it*
ciirly itames. hut I Imir ln-en t"ld iBart
Hi.. \riin lui? mme alnnt; mIHi 11 rn-l?
in ihe laal (44o arawhs.ef Ibe aaaaae. it
la ready to plaj II*. Iie-l fontliull lo-diiy."
. and i ra, tlc ov< 1- were driven baek
to tneir quarti i -
Prom I until !:I5 o'clock Ibe teani ripped
through Ita Btgnala and sl the end wsa
ln rs 1 f>" t eondlHon Nol a man
. . ., -1 ,, 1 bn ath. I ul were all drtp- ,
ping wltb healthy petaplratlofl thal teHa
of perfect phyalcal condltli n The form i
tluna ind playa to be uaed against tbe
Army thla afternoon, were rehearaed, aad
every man arho has any chance of enter
Ing the fame thli afternoon had his op- ,
portunlty to win a place al 'he eleventh
hour The variouB combinatlona arorked
together aplendlly The puatera ha.i a
long diiii In gettlng their kicks away
i and placlng thi ra whlle tbe bai k
ii. id men eaughl tha klcka fronri both
,,f the th ',1 order to accuBtotn
Ihemselvee to th<- lighta nnd ahadowa and
ga -i aome knowledge of the aii currentB
Brown, the blg guard, practlaed place
kirklng He waa ln the mldal of . of
h a good daya and of alxteen trlala flfl
\., r>. coi rei led Into goala tl
ag from 1 a entj Bva lo fortj -elght
varda and from all anglea. Hank''
Blodgett, who may fel Into tb
afternoon, aol "ff a few twbrting
punta thal fava thi ?'- a ' ,t:"
trouble to |udg.I -,;" more to
A man closely Identlfled aith the Nsvy
team gave tha aaaurance thal ever)
on the iquad waa In perf?*ct conditlon, and
whiie none waa oven h man i
aptii Ipated victoi: . and by a di
margin.
Army Shows Gmger.
The midahipmen wen m ari ? I) o I
? . polo Orounda before the Arra Bouad, j
ln ntin 1 er, 1 ural oul on I ? " d
W th .1 eboi ?
died that of I
,,|. tl ? Ul <:? ': tl ?
III Bpeed waa th.di r of thi
and th, if w.u 1 bo laggarda
? , Bomi ? onci 1 n ot i Hodga
the kli klng halfbai k His leg haa I
glving hli end of 1 ' e laal
fi va daya and bla k terday wen
(ar from I. ? lt
. dla) 11 ? . whlle htfl
. There wl
.,,,,; . , 1 by the corpa of
. ??? and lt will I'
di tii ? t ded whell ? ?
Hobba will be atsrled In Hod|
s .? hundred mldahlpmei
marchlns ordera from th< Mavj Depa
ment. a II b 01 hand to thi n aa
.1 thi Army They aill
theli dn ifl unlforma, hma blua
east nlghl
the N.'val Ai idi mj a 1
one lone "1 ? '?' ' ?' was atucb h
brtg foi Btandli |i"| ....
rd< ? ' ? ? :?
1 Drj i Am! '
Po4ice to Meet Middies.
The ? s will be trsnsporti
;-,,.. Kudaon Rlvei lo the foot of Weal
,, et, w >-.. re a i ordon of i Ity po
II,,. \4.11 meet thi n and ? ? orl Ibem tn
ti e groun is The men will wear their
aaa inlforma wlth their gllatenlng aold
buttona and ? to ? Bold laca theli
..... ?,-, uiati - and bi a- " dresa
arimrea Tbe n ? | Beal will walk wltn
lafl spell.
Utlred in their amarteal dreaa unlforma
ttu Weal Polnl cadeta will leave f< r the
arjmn, ,,1 11 o'clock thla mornlng They
i4.li travel li ?' train over the.
Ni s I ork L'entrsl EU
Hlghbrtdge atation ahoiily after mld
t( 11 ghbridge the) will chai
a ihuttle tiam. and Bnlah the I . on
the Putnam dlvraion of the same road,
arrlvlng outBlde Ihe Polo Orounde il aboilt
. ,i,? k. an 1 a 11 mar h lal the
gro inda
ITpon entering the grounda both the
radeta and midahipmen will execute tbe
raatoman manoauvree whlch have alwaya
1.. .11 one of the moal Impraaaalva alghta
of the greal same, and when tbe com
maad la given aill break ranka and entei
the 1 heerina aectloi a to chen r ihe elt ven
,,? to greati i dei da or buoj lt up ln th?
bour of defeal
Middies Go to Theatre.
The midahipmen attended the theatre
last nlghl and nitneaaed a performs ?
,,f "Adele." Thla was accepted b* man)
ga a ? ertaln Blgn "f greati Bl confldence
,,f the Mai i coacbea In their team.
The \? m 1;- and Mavj have met on the
gridiron aeventeen tlmea Blnca 1888, bul
never before have thej played ln thle
dty. Btxteen tlmea thej fought tba bat?
tle op riankiin Fleld ln Philadelphia.
and the otiier ,,n OsbonM Pli Id In Prince?
ton.
Thla rear, boweeer, Wesl Polnl ob
j., ted i" playins ln Philadelphia, declar
Ing that the trlp wse ao roundsboul snd
ratlguing that the team was not In condl
Uon to play its i,.'st game Tbe Army
heid oul for New fork. aml declered tbai
it tne Naw decUned to pla) hera there
a/ould be BO Came.
Battle Lines for Army
and Navy Football Game
*
-wn-, Po.iii.m. -\ny\\
iv. i. iu. \K,-. Ptayar, liayer. \_e. m. wi.
119 Ml .'i lagnea . Lefl BadMgM Mrrriiiiut. tl .vol) 103
ITI .i.io gg Baiataa ...... ,|_ah lvaefcla Btrnkt Mri.nii :i noi i??\
894 o.oo gg Nesre . Lefl Oeaed BagM , Maalaa . 84 ?.?: UM
IK7 ,1.0!l :o I'rrrv . t mlrr , MlgWBB 89 0.01 UM
N9 agg |_ iiroun . kirIu (.uiirii Lofl .-kaaaa . II .vio um
194 o.o.' || VaagB-M a_gM TBrfcla Lefl Hyaaa tt .1.10 ih?
UM 9J9 99 (oi.hri.t.it.-i-i i ...i Lefl u.,.k...- ih o.oo i;o
ioi M9 .?: si.h.,11- .... CjaaateahaM- ratefaard II 1.19 Ili
119 ii.99 M MeBeavaf .. ..Lefl ii;,ifi..,.u i.i.ih lledajaea . .'-? 9.11 191
IOO .111 99 liiillnic Ki-hl Hulihj. k i4dl...B_ega ..... n .1.10 108
ISO .1.10 M llurrl-on tiilllm, k Ben.-Ji, I .?_ .1.10 170
bi-nur wfljcht af \iiv> line. 187 pminiN; Averua;,. BrBBgM ?f Army Hne, 18.1
ii.iurui-; avaeage treaafM ?f >'avi i..,. uii.-i.i. iih i.n.i,, .mn,,..- u.i.i.i ,>r Aiaay
i.i,. kii.-id. io.i pmiiiii-; wavaga weagM >.f Bfawy tram, ihi paaadai -vrr_ae ?.ii;i.i
?>f irm.i leaaa, its p?aaa_k
rrobalilr _>nl.?l it nl ??_> for \,4vy llnr. Over^sih. Krilmiin, krnnnH . \\ I. U-, \1nlker.
9-BMMBjaa, "i-rr; for \hv? lm?-kllelil. llloriirrtt. Milrbrll. \ni|l, Mrviindrr, Milrx, |.e<in
uni aad Beteai fae Aaaag b_bb, Jaaartt, Paefcard, o'liurr. \iu,i,-u, wru.iiuni i .tri.im..
Ilrillon; for \rm\ l,,o klh-hl. line, Mjlhiirn. llohh. ?M,I roril.
Og-BBBB.? Heferee, \\ . 9, I :ni_l.., ,1. Trlnilt; umplrr, l?r. Al Viarpe, Valr; h.;,.|
B-Mwaaaa, Ceal -_bb__b__, Haavaad,
limr of aainr, | o'rloek. ul I'iiI.) liroimilk, 11mr of perloiU. 1.1 miniitr- earh.
METZGER PICKS
NAVY ELEVEN TO
BEAT THE ARMY
Annapolis Has More Scasoned
Team and Possesses Valuable
Placcment Kicker.
ADEPT AT FORWARD PASSINO
Middies Hive the Advantage oa
the Line, with Both Sides Well
Equipped on the Ends.
Bl >?i Maligm.
Thr* Navy eleven ia my cholee ta w_.
nnual ft> tball st-uggle with th.
Army al tha Pelo OrouBda thla a'ter
noon, i"i the n a khd thal li is m.,r.. . t.
sori',1. h;.s bad a m..r.- conaia(eni raearA
and la Brown, lefi guard, haa :, paaaa*
in.-nt kicker who bas reci -n fana
ln practtce lhal wlll anake hun rv-n i
more dangeroua fa, tor than he was ?
ear ago an Kranklln i'i. id, Phlladelp_a_
I hava ben uufortunate ln not havmi
aeea e ther b am ptaj thla fall, so my
opinion la baaed upon thi leaaon'i r.cord
of ihe twe te.iras and from infoniiatioa
received from other followi ? ,.: tn<.-_im?
wbo have wat, h>,i them clo
Anothei polnl favorlng t . Navyfct-B
? ? n'.-; , I. vi ii la wel hooled ln for?
ward ;.-i laing, ??< 1 ..tor thal v\,.s kurttaj
last s. ,,?.ii arid one that will make th?
team inoi" >"rta:n BBM "i-fen-e st.oul<|
tha Armj elect an ..pc-n _aine, for it i_
a prlndple of football thal a team ona
not hi eak up th.- ,,,,. n gam, unfc *s it has
the aame from t. - ,<-\ gajg
point >..' rtea
An ...i i feature ? f thU annual .
ia thal the favorlte eleven haa ahaaattv
varlabl I . .s many
to back the Army while admltttag the
Navy ha> a allghtly i? 11-1 elevea, hut lt
? 1. t-, :-.a.'. '.tvore.t
no othei n a "ii than __j
fa< ' thal In two of l Bteeta al
traditlon haa ha-i ., rade BBt
back. i refer t<> Harvard whipping Va;?
in the Cambrtdg, atadlum and to the vic
toi> ..!' i '.,i nell ovei
kagtvlng Da).
In Hne play the Nav) Bhould hive
allghtl] the advantage, while oa tne ?nds
?
elevena - kably well . , ilpped, in
ti,.- be, klli Id
pi, k th "? el bul f look for di
alight lead the N hne \?
'??.?
I
Brown can be counl -k__Bj
if th,- A bbj
SONGS AND YELLS
IN RIVAL CAMPS
Two of the Most Popular Airs
Sure to Carry a Lot of
Snap and Vim.
i
the Polo (J
I fui nlah .
, ti- .-I the i. a S'a
favorlte followa:
B) I nink K. I iinli.
>? i __-?.?
rajh
Bt,
. ? rtj '
i.
?
i'i. ? Ka
The i ? ? \-.. ?
- ? a Mi aa
He'a tor |
tt ln ,. _ '. |88
u. Ua
Rlp up lha .1 taa ? bi -;> th- v.-:r..-. i-un,
smai
Na I right!
Th* Army knovvri ? af
? -
i them
? to llck tl Ka*g
tlKht:
R a team, . "
?
ii-.it. Navy, i ...
One of th- mo>' ? Army
- rattled efl to ' ri*r*
Conm M> Dadd) Noa
Old Kar] B ue 1.1 ??i>'~~
t. M. A
Thej wl ul 8M'
? .
S'a
\\ i.-. ;; thal - . : v. .
Itlnk ii...' o St
11. ? ? i
i ba) -.. ow thal N
l'l_h'
Pfilag "t- a -
.I: .' V
-
?'
. ? ?
\v.- ? .
VV ? -t Polnl iv ?;, . r,.>\\.
HOW MIDDIES WILL
TRAVEL TO GAME
Must Spend Fourteen Hours of
Nineteen in Journeying
Back and Forth.
Bj , ri_craa_ .....
Annapolla, Ifd . Nov H A l -**h thP
routlna of the N ia i>?in
carrtad on In a perfunctor) rca-UBal
nothiag is thoughl 6f bul th, p '" alP
rorh to-morroa and thi greal tootktt
Kntne on th.- I'.-!., Qrounds
Tbe fact thal ti,.- Nav) team la ?t,u"
all) at the acei i of tba attle - v*M to
niteiisii> tha BUBBNreeaed excltement aan*
The order t..r tbe movemenl to ffj*
y..rk to-morrow mornlng has beea is*ue
Mhisiiipmen aill wear "dreaa" ualfaraai
overeoata aad heavy dreaa glovea, *1
arlll eariv ralBcoata and rubbera, If aaa
aeeery. The) are waraed thal all Sa?
Academ) regulatlona wlll be ln fall i0Tt*
lartng tha ti lp
Frorn the time tha game la over _?*'
|:tl o'cloek. When Ihe) enih.uk 08 *"?
ferryboata far tha return trip, th 1 "*
to as they pleeee. bul mual ,i,'t UaVC ,
Polo Qrounda. .
TN Brel battallon, under lJtttMBJJ
Co_ama--der Chaunce) Bbeckferd. '
leave .\nna|...lls at l:li -? , lo.k ever
Pi nnaylvanla Llna The train la eX,1<,ct
t? reaeh -ereej Clt) at ll '"? ?B**5
koui arlll ba needed fer tbe ferrj i''1D
West ljoth Btreet .
The aacond battallon. under ^*ut_**_
\v. A. GUaaeford, wlll leave at ?_? 8*8889
over tbe lialtimore | uhlo 11 l!t * t
Bled i" reaeh Jeney Cltj al tha aan
time M tbe other bnttallon. aad the t J
lon-aimed by the ferry trip will he I
same. .
A medlcal offlcer and a hcepltal atevvara
will accoinpany each battallon. Annpaa"
will not ba reai be.l on the rcmrii trip " "
tii after mktnlght, and of the alnaaam
hourn apenl on the trip fourteen wi?
?upled hy the rules 011 the carfl
ferryboatD.
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